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TROPHY PRESENTATION WITH NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER DIRECTOR DR D HEARTH AND NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER DIRECTOR DR JAMES MCCARTHY

TROPHY PRESENTATION WITH NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER DIRECTOR DR D HE...

The original finding aid described this as: Capture Date: 2/28/1980 Photographer: DONALD HUEBLER Keywords: Larsen Scan Photographs Relating to Agency Activities, Facilities and Personnel

Ceremonies - Independence Day Parades (All States) - Manufacturing war materials for the government. Open hearth department float of Harrisburg Pipe & Pipe Bending Co. plant, Harrisburg, PA. in Fourth of July parade, 1918. The good steel produced by the open hearths, made it possible to machine shells and fabricate cylinders with little trouble

Ceremonies - Independence Day Parades (All States) - Manufacturing war...

Photographer: Harrisburg Chamber Commerce Ceremonies - Independence Day Parades (All States) Public domain photograph related to the United States in World War One, free to use, no copyright restrictions image... More

D. Craig Young, Far Western Anthropological Research

D. Craig Young, Far Western Anthropological Research

D. Craig Young, Far Western Anthropological Research Group geoarchaeologist, talks with media while team members excavate an archaeological site on the Utah Test and Training Range, July 13, 2016. The site, loc... More

Eric Gingerich, foreground, and Kelly McGuire, both

Eric Gingerich, foreground, and Kelly McGuire, both

Eric Gingerich, foreground, and Kelly McGuire, both with Far Western Anthropological Research Group, work at a dig site on the Utah Test and Training Range, July 13, 2016. Artifacts found at the site included w... More

Daron Duke, Far Western Anthropological Research Group

Daron Duke, Far Western Anthropological Research Group

Daron Duke, Far Western Anthropological Research Group project leader, carefully cleans a large spear tip before removing it from the ground at an archaeological dig site on the Utah Test and Training Range, Ju... More

Lindsey Daub, Far Western Anthropological Research

Lindsey Daub, Far Western Anthropological Research

Lindsey Daub, Far Western Anthropological Research Group staff archaeologist, works at an archaeological dig site on the Utah Test and Training Range, July 13, 2016. Daub and her colleagues have found tools, ch... More

Daron Duke, left, and Kelly McGuire display a large

Daron Duke, left, and Kelly McGuire display a large

Daron Duke, left, and Kelly McGuire display a large spear tip removed from an archaeological dig site July 13 at the Utah Test and Training Range. Duke and McGuire are archaeologists with Far Western Anthropolo... More

Daron Duke, Far Western Anthropological Research Group

Daron Duke, Far Western Anthropological Research Group

Daron Duke, Far Western Anthropological Research Group project leader, directs a team of archaeologists at a dig site on the Utah Test and Training Range, July 13, 2016. Recently, the team discovered a 12,300-y... More

Archaeologists excavate a site on the Utah Test and

Archaeologists excavate a site on the Utah Test and

Archaeologists excavate a site on the Utah Test and Training Range, July 13, 2016. The team found tools, charcoal, water fowl bone fragments, and tooling flakes, which provide evidence of wetlands and human pre... More

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