NASM.2009.0026

bulk 1920s

John and Dedra Salitrik, Gift, 2009

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National Air and Space Museum Archives

This collection consists of eleven black and white photographs of the following: five 8 by 10 inch photographs of the ex-German destroyer G102 and the USS Indiana, destroyed in the anti-ship bombing demonstrations in 1921; one six by eight inch photograph of aircraft lined up for review at Langley Field, VA, in May of 1921; one six by eight inch aerial shot of the Bureau of Engraving Building in Washington, DC; one eight by 10 inch shot of Navy airships, including the Navy D-Type D-3 in a hangar; one 10 by 12 inch image of a group of Philippine indigenous people looking on at aerial photographer with camera, with a de Havilland DH-4 in background; one 11 by 12 inch photograph of people in boat on water with a Loening OA-1 on water in distance; and one 18 by 10 inch aerial shot of a Philippine landscape with bombing along the shore.

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Aviation Photography [Salitrik], Accession 2009-0026, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.

Aeronautics, Military

Collection descriptions

Archival materials

Black-and-white photographs