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S.J. Middleton receiving a haircut

S.J. Middleton seated in a barber's chair receiving a haircut on January 28, 1954.

Date: January 28, 1954

[J.W. Woolery Putting Object into Cadium Plating Bath]

Image of Mr. J.W. Woolery lowering an unidentifiable object into a cadium plating bath.

Date: unknown

J79 Aircraft Jet Engine

A crowd views a General Electric J79 Aircraft Jet Engine on display at an Open House.

Date: November 5, 1960

[Jackie Parks and a Big Telephone]

Jackie Sparks stands next to a large telephone and a sign displaying the amount of the facilities' phone bill.

Date: April 4, 1964

Joe Livingston Singing on WBAP-TV

Photograph of Joe Davidson, dressed in a blazer, facing a television camera with the words, "Star-Telegram, Color Television WBAP-TV" on it. Behind him Jimmy Livingston is seated at a piano. They are in a room with a bookshelf, couch, chair, table and curtains.

Date: unknown

Last B-36 Moving Off Assembly Line

Photograph of a large B-36 airplane in a large warehouse. Written across the side of the plane is, "United States Air Force". Below the plane are two trucks and sixteen men lined up shoulder to shoulder. Some wear hats and overalls and a few wear button-up shirts and neckties.

Date: unknown

Last B-36A to become a B-36E

Photograph of four men standing beside the last B-36A to be converted to a B-36E on April 27, 1951.

Date: April 27, 1951

[Last B-36E and crew]

Photograph of the last B-36E as it is turned over to the Air Force crew on July 20, 1951. Front (L-R): L. Roe, Capt. E. Gustavsen, Sgt. R.R. Schuman, 1st Lt. R.R. Lovell, Cpl. G.J. Larsen. Back row (L-R): Capt. B.O. Bowers, 1st Lt. G. B. Boothby, Maj. A.M. Meckler, PFC A. Renteria, Sgt. R.H. Hicks, Sgt. V. D. Bostick, and Sgt. T. Gray.

Date: July 20, 1951

Locomotive and Engineer

Photograph of a locomotive engine. A train conductor is leaning out of the locomotive talking to an engineer. In the background is a warehouse. Painted on the side of the train is, "United States Air Force, USAF".

Date: unknown

[M.J. Springer Instructing an Advanced Inspection Class]

Image of M.J. Springer instructing an advanced inspection class at the Will Rogers Aircraft Technical Training School. The classroom is occupied by several male employees.

Date: unknown

[M.J. Springer Instructing an Advanced Inspection Class]

Image of M.J. Springer instructing an advanced inspection class at the Will Rogers Aircraft Technical Training School. The classroom is occupied by several male employees.

Date: unknown

Main Front Entrance with New Sign

Photograph of the main entrance to Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas in November 1953. A new sign is posted at the gate reading, "Entrance to this Defense Plant is Granted for Official Business Only". A guard points to the sign as an automobile enters the gate.

Date: November 2, 1953

Major Chuck Yeager exiting a YC-131C Convair aircraft

Photograph of Chuck Yeager exiting a YC-131C Convair aircraft in April 1954. J.T. Crosby stands next to him on the aircraft steps.

Date: April 23, 1945

[Major Joe M. Kilgore and "The Squaw"]

Image of Major Joe M. Kilgore standing next to the famous Liberator, "The Squaw". Kilgore is looking at the list of decorations won by the crew members of "The Squaw" during it's 71 missions in the Middle East.

Date: unknown

[Major Joe M. Kilgore with "The Squaw"]

Image of Major Joe M. Kilgore, pilot of the famous Liberator "The Squaw", standing next to the plane's insigna. Kilgore flew "The Squaw" on it's first 35 raids over the Axis held territory.

Date: unknown

[Major Ralph P. Thompson During a Visit to Convair's Fort Worth Plant]

Image of a crowd of employees at Convair's Fort Worth plant. The crowd is giving their attention to Major Ralph P. Thompson as he stands next to the "Blue Streak"aircraft. Major Thompson was pilot of the famous B-24 Liberator.

Date: unknown

[Major Ralph P. Thompson Visits Convair's Fort Worth Plant]

Image of a large crowd of employees gathered around a speaker's platform during the "Blue Streak's" visit to Convair's plant in Fort Worth. On the platform C.A. Sharpel introduces Major Ralph P. Thompson, pilot of the "Blue Streak" aircraft which is positioned behind the speaker's platform.

Date: unknown