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49: Air Force Honor Guard uniform combination

Air Force Honor Guard uniform combination
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5: Ladies White Mess dress

Women in the Air Force version of the white mess dress uniform; there were black and white mess dress uniforms for wear in the winter or summer months. The black mess dress was worn in the winter with a black jacket, pants and wheel hat (for males); enlisted members wore silver bullion chevrons on this uniform. The white mess dress was worn in the summer months with a white jacket, black pants and white wheel hat. Enlisted members initially wore white embroidered chevrons with a white background soon giving way to a silver bullion/aluminum chevron with a black background. These uniforms were issued as early as the 1950s and were not phased out until the 1980s.
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50: Current Air Force Battle Dress Uniforms

Current Air Force Battle Dress Uniforms
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51: Current Air Force Blues

Current Air Force Uniform of the Day Blues
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52: Current Air Force Service Dress

Current Air Force Service Dress
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6: 1948 -1960s Men's Service Dress

First blue service dress uniform – Shade (color) #84
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7: Ladies Black semi-formal dress

1970s - 1980s: Black Semi-formal, semi-box style uniform.
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8: Ladies Black Mess Dress

Women in the Air Force version of the black mess dress uniform: There were black and white mess dress uniforms for wear in the winter or summer months. The black mess dress was worn in the winter with a black jacket, pants and wheel hat (for males); enlisted members wore silver bullion chevrons on this uniform. The white mess dress was worn in the summer months with a white jacket, black pants and white wheel hat. Enlisted members initially wore white embroidered chevrons with a white background, soon giving way to a silver bullion/aluminum chevron with a black background. These uniforms were issued as early as the 1950s and were not phased out until the 1980s.
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9: Ladies Raincoat

1960s - 1970s - Women in the Air Force/Ladies raincoat, also displaying a black purse with Air Force button clasp.
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A look back at Recoverable Rocket Boosters

B-70 launched scramjet
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A look back at Recoverable Rocket Boosters

North American Aviation- Propellants On Board At Take Off concept. Under the Aerospaceplane Development Planning Studies program, North American received $500,000 to study the POBATO concept. The two-stage POBATO made use of 8 turbo-ramjet engines on the modified lifting body first stage with the entire external structure made of metallic honeycomb sandwich material for reusability.
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A look back at Recoverable Rocket Boosters

Star-Raker
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A look back at Recoverable Rocket Boosters

Spaceplane concept art. (Lockheed Photo)
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A look back at...the First Around the World Flight

Douglas World Cruiser at one of the refueling/servicing sites along the Fourth Division Route along the path between India, Persia, Mesopotamia, Syria, and Turkey. (NASM Courtesy Photo)
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A look back at...the First Around the World Flight

Workers construct the World Cruisers at the Douglas Company factory in Santa Monica, California. (Photo courtesy of the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force)
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A look back at...the First Around the World Flight

The Douglas World Cruisers at a refueling site at Allahabad, India. (Photo courtesy of the National Museum of the United States Air Force)
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A look back at...the First Around the World Flight

The New Orleans hoisted on the beach to dry out at Reykjavik, Iceland. (Photo courtesy of the National Museum of the United States Air Force)
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A look back at...the First Around the World Flight

World Fliers in front of the Chicago at McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio. (Photo courtesy of the National Museum of the United States Air Force)
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A look back at...the First Around the World Flight

World Flight Crews (Left to Right): Lt. Jack Harding, Lt. Erik Nelson, Lt. Leigh Wade, Ma.j Frederick Martin, First Lt. Leslie Arnold, Lt. Lowell Smith, and Lt. Le Clair Schulze. They are wearing black armbands in honor of former U.S. president Woodrow Wilson, who had recently passed away. (Photo courtesy of the National Museum of the United States Air Force)
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A Look Back… NAA B-70 Valkyrie Variants – A Future That Never Was…

Both B-70 variants
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