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NASA Day of Remembrance. On February 1, 2003 the STS-107 Shuttle Crew was lost in an explosion after lift-off. God Speed.
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The Bell Rocket Belt in Flight.
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Curtiss-Wright P-40B/C production test pilots at Kenmore Avenue Plant in Buffalo NY during the winter 1941. Curtiss test pilots, from left to right: Robert Fausel, William Webster, H.L. Childs (writing on a clipboard), Herb Fisher, Ed Elliott, and B.T. Hulse. At the time this photo was taken, Childs was the Chief Test Pilot. Behind the group is one of the first Curtiss P-40B fighters to be delivered to the Air Corps.
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Bell Aerospace Rocket Belt.
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A rare photo of the only Curtiss C-46A in Soviet markings. The aircraft was part of the Lend Lease program.
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General Airplanes Corp, 553 Abbott Rd, Buffalo NY. A very rare 1929 Model 102A restored and now flying in California. Admiral Byrd Arctic Expedition used a Model 102 during his expedition as a support aircraft.
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G. Elias Brothers M-1 mail plane at the Buffalo Airport.
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G. Elias Brothers XNBS-3 US Arny Air Service Bomber.
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