The Emperor of West Texas

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of the "City of Fort Worth"

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Dedication of "City of Fort Worth," a B-36

Destroyed hangar near a B36 caused by a tornado/microburst that hit Carswell Air Force Base

U.S. Cabinet officers and members of Congress prepare to fly in a newly manufactured B-36 bomber; Air Secretary Stuart Symington, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, and Amon Carter

Republic RF-84F "Parasite" reconnaissance jet fighter being loaded into the bomb bay of a Convair RB-36

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

A prototype XB-36 bomber taking off for first time

The last B-36 known as "The Peacemaker" as it looked on its first flight