Airplanes

Edwin A. Locke, Jr. and his party leave Formosa by airplane. Edwin Locke, Jr. is at left.

United States Operations Mission in Vietnam (USOM) plane, Piper twin engine Apache aircraft. The people standing outside the plane are unidentified. Scanned from original negative.

Edwin A. Locke, Jr., Personal Representative of the President to China, arrives at Hankow on his third trip to China. Mr. Locke is the civilian in the center of the photo flanked by military man.

Donald M. Nelson, carrying a coat, steps down from the plane in Chungking as he arrives for his second mission to China. He is head of the War Production Board. Others are unidentified in this photo taken by the Chinese.

Donald M. Nelson, War Production Board, arrives at Chungking on his second trip to China.

People are picking up mail from the clipper America at Haneda Airport. From the album, "Mail Service of Japan," edited by Tokyo Motion Picture Company.

The clipper America plane is parked at Haneda Airport. From the album, "Mail Service of Japan," edited by Tokyo Motion Picture Company.

Charles S. Murphy, Chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board (1965-1968) is shown at the top of the ladder by a Douglas Aircraft Company jet titled "Saturn, 321" located in a hangar. The man next to Murphy is unidentified but believed to be a Douglas Aircraft official. The location is thought to be Long Beach, California.

Admiral Aguiar of the Uruguayan Navy poses in front of an airplane with officers of the USS Huntington and Uruguayan naval and military officers. All are unidentified.

Rear Admiral James Foskett (front row, fifth from right) and other members of the United States Navy pose in front of the airplane of the Air Attache of Uruguay with others members of their party. Also present is the Minister of National Defense for Uruguay the Minister of National Defense, and naval officers pose in front of the Air Attache's plane. All others are unidentified.