Associated Press Managing Editors Association at Carswell Air Base
1949-11-03
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Gill Robb Wilson, nationally known aviation expert
1947-04-30
RAF fliers in Fort Worth
1947-08-20
B-36. 13th plane off Convair assembly line
1948-08-13
B-36 crew landed at Carter Field
1954-09-25
B-36J takes off from Fort Worth
Wreckage of a B-36 bomber near Perkins, Oklahoma
1951-04-27
Left to right, I. M. Laddon, Gill Robb Wilson, and Roland Mayer
B-36. Masses of people inspect the last B-36 produced at Convair
1954-08-14
Wreckage of a B-36 bomber after a severe storm struck at Carswell Air Force Base
Amon Carter Jr. shaking hands with the crew of the last of the B-36 bombers, Carswell Air Force Base
1958-05-30
The last B-36 known as "The Peacemaker" as it looked on its first flight
1959-02-11
The last B-36 bomber in flight
1958-02-01
Col. C. (Doc) Savage and Capt. Victor F. Grubbs in cockpit of the last B-36 built at Convair
1954-08-12
Air Force B-36 bomber takes off from the Convair runway
1957-03-12
Pilots with Convair awards for accumulated flight hours in B-36 bombers
1959-02-13
Staff Sgt. Herman L. Symons in the cockpit of a B-36 bomber, Carswell Air Force Base
1951-06-30
Convair B-58 Hustler during a test flight with landing gear deployed over the Convair factory
1956-11-12
Convair XB-36 on first flight, Carswell Air Force Base
1946-08-08
Six B-36 bombers fly in formation marking the end of the plane's production at Fort Worth's Convair plant, Carswell Air Force Base
1954-08-15
Capt. C. W. Bigham receives award for amassed flight time in a B-36 from Convair vice president Frank Davis
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B-36 bomber in flight, Carswell Air Force Base
1957-03-29
Assembly line of B-36 bombers at the Convair facility in Fort Worth
Dedication of a B-36, "City of Fort Worth," with Amon G. Carter and General Roger M. Ramey
1947-08-03