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President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Watertown Arsenal

President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Watertown Arsenal

This photograph was taken during President Roosevelt's visit to the Watertown Arsenal. Photographs

[SO-1310 Farfadet, Convertible Helicopter]

[SO-1310 Farfadet, Convertible Helicopter]

[SO-1310 Farfadet, Convertible Helicopter] - [PAR-4888] Public domain photograph of propeller aircraft, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

[SO-1310 Farfadet, Convertible Helicopter]

[SO-1310 Farfadet, Convertible Helicopter]

[SO-1310 Farfadet, Convertible Helicopter] - [PAR-4888] Public domain photograph of aircraft, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Andrew Dankel Ibanez, equal opportunity specialist,

Andrew Dankel Ibanez, equal opportunity specialist,

Andrew Dankel Ibanez, equal opportunity specialist, brought in his 2006 Navy Blue Pearl, Honda, Insight. It is one of Honda’s first models with an Integrated Motor Assist system and the most fuel efficient gaso... More

Mechanical engineer, Sergio Sanchez shows off his newly

Mechanical engineer, Sergio Sanchez shows off his newly

Mechanical engineer, Sergio Sanchez shows off his newly purchased Navajo Beige 1964 Lincoln, Continental Convertible. Sergio was one of the 15 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District employees who par... More

Burt Kinman, is a retired quality assurance specialist.

Burt Kinman, is a retired quality assurance specialist.

Burt Kinman, is a retired quality assurance specialist. He stands next to his 1964 Volkswagen van that his wife purchased for him 23 years ago. The two have been working on this fun restoration project ever sin... More

John Berglin, mechanical engineer shows off his 1979

John Berglin, mechanical engineer shows off his 1979

John Berglin, mechanical engineer shows off his 1979 Pontiac, Firebird Trans Am. It’s his favorite car because it’s “fast, it’s a lot of fun to drive, and it’s loud.” John was one of the 15 U.S. Army Corps of E... More

Civil engineer, Bob Williams, bought his 1953 fire

Civil engineer, Bob Williams, bought his 1953 fire

Civil engineer, Bob Williams, bought his 1953 fire engine red, Dodge Power Wagon, as a retirement present for himself and his dog. He was one of the 15 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District employee... More

Jeff Bonafilla, a project assistant, brought his heavenly

Jeff Bonafilla, a project assistant, brought his heavenly

Jeff Bonafilla, a project assistant, brought his heavenly silver blue 1966 Mustang Convertible. It's been in his family for 29 years. He was one of the 15 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District emplo... More

Timothy (Tim) Hockett, a civil engineer, shows off

Timothy (Tim) Hockett, a civil engineer, shows off

Timothy (Tim) Hockett, a civil engineer, shows off his 2006 Harley Davidson Ultra Glide Classic. He is not a fair weather rider and says there is no better feeling than being on the road with the wind in your f... More

Michael (Mike) Deccio, an engineering technician, stands

Michael (Mike) Deccio, an engineering technician, stands

Michael (Mike) Deccio, an engineering technician, stands with his Inferno Red 2006 Dodge, Charger that was one of the first in the assembly line. Mike is one of the 15 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla D... More

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