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Margie Ripley Constellation Model Photograph
The Margie Ripley Constellation Model Photograph is a single-item collection consisting of one photograph of Ripley and her mother posing with a model of a Constellation built by her father, Leonard Schmitz, circa 1950s. The black-and-white photograph measures about 3.25x4.5 inches.
Rockwell International Space Shuttle Advertisements
Polly (Peppard) Rohrback Northwest Airlines Flight Attendant photographs
Gary Rosenfield Model Rocket Motor Collection
C. E. Roy U.S. Naval Aviation Photograph Album
Carlyle Emerson Roy (b. 1890) served as a photographer at Key West Naval Air Station, Florida, during World War I. The collection contains an album of photographs and ephemera depicting U.S. Naval activities at the station.
Henry C. Runkel Apollo Collection
James P. Rush World War II Collection
Russian Aviation Collection
The Russian Aviation Collection documents 20th century Soviet and Russian aviators and aviation accomplishments, including the Soviet Transpolar Flight of 1937 as well as the Douglas World Cruisers of 1924, with photographs, clippings, articles, and photographic reproductions of various textual materials.
Russian Transpolar Flight Collection
The Russian Transpolar Flight Collection primarily documents the June 1937 transpolar flight by Russian aviators Valery Chkalov, Georgii Baidukov, and V. Belydakov with photographs, clippings, audio-visual materials, and various textual materials. It also features a small amount of material about the July 1937 transpolar flight by Russian aviators M. Gromov, Sergei Danilin, and Andrei Yumashev, as well as general Russia-related research materials.
Michael T. Russo World War II Collection
Michael T. Russo (1920-2006) was born in Cleveland, Ohio and joined the U. S. Army Air Corps in 1941 as a fighter pilot. Russo attained Ace status while fighting in the European and Mediterranean Theaters of Operation. The collection contains photographs, textual materials and ephemera related to the World War II experience of American Fighter Ace Michael T. Russo.