Air pilots

An unknown naval test pilot is attached to tubing for an experiment during a simulation. An unknown worker connects the tubing to the sitting test pilot.

A test pilot sits in a chair wearing a helmet and is connected to air pressure tanks. Two unknown men assist the test pilot.

An unknown naval test pilot sits in a chair wearing test suit and helmet.

Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks (left) stands next to the test pilot and crew members of the test pilot program. Others are unidentified.

A United States Navy test pilot undergoes pressure testing in suit.

A test pilot sits in a chair waiting for testing while a worker makes adjustments to test suit.

The unknown test pilot sits on the left side while two unknown men work on his suit.

Stereograph of the gravesite of Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son of Theodore Roosevelt. Quentin was a member of the 95th American Aero Squadron, First Pursuit Group. He was killed in aerial combat on July 14, 1918 at Chamery, near Reims.

President Harry S. Truman left Washington by air today for a Caribbean vacation. Mr. Truman, en route to Key West, Florida, on the first lap of a 2-week trip which includes inspection of the nation's Caribbean outposts, took off from Washington National Airport in the Presidential airplane "Sacred Cow." Left to Right: unidentified soldier; Lieutenant Colonel Henry Myers, recently retired Presidential pilot; President Truman; and Presidential pilot Lieutenant Colonel Francis W. Williams. From: Houston Post

Three United States Air Force pilots stand underneath an airplane while wearing flight jumpsuits and helmets. Center, General Robert Landry of the United States Air Force shakes hands with an unknown pilot. Third pilot, far right is unknown.