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[Letter to the Air Force Accounting and Finance Center from Norman G. Stromer regarding his military retirement pay, November 20, 1979] (Item)

Letter to the Air Force Accounting and Finance Center (AFAFC) from Norman G. Stromer, November 20, 1979. Requests that his military retirement pay be waived in favor of his Civil Service Annuity Coverage. One typed page.

YC-14 Rollout, June '76 [Program] (Item)

Program for the rollout ceremony for the Boeing YC-14 prototype, June 11, 1976. The program includes a drawing of the YC-14 on the cover. Listed participants include Colonel Lloyd W. Lyngdal, Chaplain; Oliver C. Boileau, President of the Boeing Aerospace Company; T. A. Wilson, Boeing Chairman; Lieutenant General James T. Stewart, United States Air Force; and James W. Plummer, Under Secretary of…

[Telegram from Colonel David C. Schilling to William P. Lear, circa 1952] (Item)

Photocopied telegram from Colonel David C. Schilling, U.S. Air Force, to William P. Lear, circa 1952. Congratulates Lear on the performance of the F-5 autopilot. Includes a photocopied article from the June 28, 1952 issue of "Newsweek," describing a transpacific flight made by Republic F-85G Thunderjets of the 31st Fighter-Escort Wing. A typed note states that the lead planes of the group were…