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Anne Noggle’s Photographs of World War II Women Pilots: Portraits of Perspective and Reflection
Anne Noggle (1922–2005) confronts themes of gender equality and aging through portraits of World War II women pilots in the United States and the Soviet Union. Her photographs convey their grit, defiance, femininity, and love of flying. Above all, they capture a spirit that bonds the rare group of aviation heroines together.
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Portrait of Mary Retick Wells

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Fri, Jun 19 2009
What the Well-Dressed Pilot Wore in 1941
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Rudy Arnold Photograph of Lt. Gilbert L. Meyers in Flight Gear
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Friends Forever
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Operation Little Vittles, Berlin Airlift
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1909 Alexander Graham Bell Letter
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1909 Wright Military Flyer
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Veterans Reunited
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