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Erik Nelson, Pilot, DWC New Orleans.
Board member, John Hope, while giving a World Cruiser program at Astoria, met Bill Farrens, who shared this photograph. Bills’ uncle, Dr. E.F. Chase, was Erik Nelson’s personal physician, in Seattle, when Nelson worked for Boeing, after the world flight. |
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| The modern tool of the day: Eifel Tool, a multipurpose wrench, was used on the round-the-world flight. (We noted the price, $4.50, is stamped in the metal). |
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Eifel brochure, front page. Brochure and tool were donated by Mary and Jack Burckhard. |
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| Eifel Tool, Brochure back page, with Major Martin’s endorsement, upper right corner. |
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| Tucson News clipping, 1924. We have received a wonderful invitation to visit Tucson, by Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Jr., Major General USAF, Ret., via John Hope, Richard Wakefield, and Larry D. Herndon, Chief of History at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. We have received historic photos and documents of the original DWC stop in Tucson. |
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| Lou White, of Seattle Radiator is assisted by Pat and Bob with fitting up the radiator. “Hey, where’s the engine?” |
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| Liberty Engine Maestro Steve Crider |
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| Buddy says, “Purrrrrrty!” |
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| Gary getting the big fuel tank finished |
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| Visiting students, Tim and Alec, working on a research assignment. |
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| OktoberFest visit: Enthusiastic friends Erik Mohn, from Norway, John Hope, Don Bateman of Honeywell, and Bob. |
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50th Anniversary Commemorative Coin, Front:
a donation from longtime supporter,
Mike Hansow. |
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