Sunrise Memories
The Hindenburg, 1937 by Granger
- Liberators: Culture Terror (Greater German Reich, 1944)
- The future:
Wings in the sky
- Amelia Earhart
- Startling Stories Nov 1939: The Fortress of Utopia, Cover art by Howard V. Brown
- 50 Horror Classics
«Peace for Paris», l’illustration symbole de la solidarité après les attaques
- Guerra Fría
- AMERICAN AIRLINES POSTERS
76 years ago - September 17, 1944 Operation Market Garden begin . LEST WE FORGET! ❤ . Follow me @ww2_photos.history . . . Tags: #ww2 #ww2photo #ww2history #ww2photos #worldwartwo #worldwar2 #worldwarii #worldwar #war #wwii #militaryphoto #militaryhistory #ww2soldier #soldier #soldierww2 #historyphoto #marketgarden #1944 #101stairborne #americansoldierww2 #americansoldier #easycompany #bandofbrothers - @ww2_photos.history on Instagram
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- Heinkel He111 H-2 1H+JA of KG26, the first German plane to be brought down on British soil during WWII - 28th October 1939 [1200x830]
- Dorothy Wizard of Oz
- Joe Engle winning coolest family photo (early 1960’s)
- It’s day 5 of posting one X-15 everyday. X-15 mated to B-52 captive flight.
- 361st Fighter group
- Strategic Air Command
- Future Tanks of Yesteryear: Land Submarine
- affiches
- International Womens Day 1982 Ireland
- Aviación Polonia
- PrinnyPunk
- A Jim Burns illustration for Planet Story 1979
- Aviation: History
- My dad in Korea, 1953, Banshee photo recon - restored and colored by me [1800x722]
- [Request]B-26 Marauder in 1240x1024
- Aichi B7A Ryusei, allied code name (Grace)
- When there used to be more than one carrier in a task group, if an aircraft landed accidentally on the wrong ship some fun was had before sending him home.[751x600]
- Remembering september 11th
- american history 101...
- Turkey Places to Know
- Aeropostale
- The Beast P-51 Mustang : An engineering Marvel
- Led Zepplin 1973
- WWI Hungarian Beer Ad depicting the defeat of Romania,1916, and entente soldiers abandoning rifles for the sake of a cold beer.
- UFOs in History....1896
- Pewds stop this exploitation. Pay us for the memes.
- U.S. Propaganda poster from 1942
- My father in his P-51 in the Pacific, 1944 or 45
- Air
- airship
- The Arms Race is a Death Race, USSR, early 1980s
- Amelia Earhart
🇬🇧 Exactly 65 years ago K2 (8611 m) was climbed for the first time by the Italian expedition directed by Ardito Desio. Achille Compagnoni and Lino Lacedelli reached the summit with the great support of Walter Bonatti and Amir Mahdi. • 🇮🇹 Esattamente 65 anni fa il K2 (8611 m) veniva salito per la prima volta dalla spedizione italiana guidata da Ardito Desio. Achille Compagnoni e Lino Lacedelli raggiunsero la cima con il grande supporto di Walter Bonatti e Amir Mahdi. • • • • • #mountain #mountaineer #mountaineering #illustration #k2 #karakorum #highaltitude #alpinismo #alpinism #alpinisme #altaquota #1964 - @mountainblog_magazine on Instagram
#OnThisDay: B-52 “Stratofortress” RB-52B-15-BO 52-8711, was the first operational B-52 to see service with the Strategic Air Command. 52-8711 was assigned to the 93rd Bombardment Wing and 22nd Bombardment wings in Castle AFB and March AFB, California, respectively. After 10 years of service with Strategic Air Command, 52-8711 was retired from service on September 29, 1965 and retired to the Strategic Aerospace Museum at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. 52-8711 is still part of the collection at the now Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum in Ashland, NE. 📷 USAF - @sacaerospacemuseum on Instagram
- Battles of WWII.
- The Crystal Palace
- 1800s
- What are YOU going to do about it? (US, date unknown)
- Republic P-47 Thunderbolt firing its M2 machine guns. [1280×1003]
- Century 21
- Concert Flyers/Poster Art
- Amelia Earhart
- Aircraft
- David
- Cover for Stanislaw Lems Futurological Congress by Jim Burns
- A Vickers Gunbus, the first dedicated fighter aircraft. [1024 x 768]
- Arado Ar 234
- Fifi B 29
- Hiding in the shadows.......
- 09-11-01 Never Forgotten!
- ARADO
- B-17 from various bomb squads
WHERE IT ALL STARTED: Heres a photo taken at now-called Chennault in 1940, when the federal government bought the property to build an advanced flying school for single-engine fighter pilots, the Lake Charles Army Flying School.⠀ ⠀ A description accompanying the photo reads: The airport will have six training ships and 350 private ships will use the airport. Erection of the airport buildings, of which there will be seven, six hangars and an administration building, have not yet been started. Harry E. Watson, airport manager at Lake Charles, has been designated as flight contractor in the national defense program.⠀ #ThrowbackThursday #lakecharleshistory #chennault - @chennaultair on Instagram
- Ancient Black Americans
- Australia Screams - Japanese anti-American propaganda aimed at Australians, 1942
- The Pan American Atlantic Clipper, Featured in LIFE Magazine, August 23, 1937
- Pour your gold for France. Gold fights for victory. French WW1 Poster, 1915, by Jules Abel Faivre
- My Grandfather, circa 1951
- Day 8:) X-15 landing on a lakebed.
- CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
- My grandfather, WW2 fighter pilot.
- No more stop lights! Dashboard light tells you when to stop. (Mid 1930s)
- From Metlakatla to Barrow - Alaska Territorial Guard by Magnus Colcord Heurlin, circa 1943 [WW2]
- Battlestar Galactica promotional poster by Frank Frazetta (1978)
- Flights To.....
- Airship balloon
- Our rockets dont explode!
- Yemenite Jews
- Noah’s Ark of space
- AVRO VULCAN
- #Aviones
- James Hogg
- (1984) IRA propaganda poster decrying sexual harrassment and strip searches on women suspected of IRA participation by British security forces/RUC.
- 1870 - 1910 Car Advertising
- #OTD 10 August 1951 at EAFB - North American Aviation announced that a second U.S.A.F. jet, the F-86 Sabre, had successfully completed mid-air refueling certification at the AFFTC. A Boeing KB-29F tanker was used. [1200x945]
- C-47 Skytrains unloading their cargo of relief supplies during the Berlin Airlift. (c. 1948-49) [1800x1438]
- Focke Wulf 190
- B-1 bomber
Among the various aircraft types to fly from #aircraftcarriers, some were ill-suited to the task and should probably have been left to long runways ashore. The Supermarine Seafire was one such aircraft. A Navalized version of the legendary #Spitfire, it was thought that the #Seafire would see similar success in a carrier-based interceptor role. But despite the Spitfire’s success, the initial versions of the Seafire struggled to endure the extreme stresses placed upon it in during regular carrier operations and lacked power at low altitudes. Later versions received strengthened landing gear and engines that produced more power at sea level. To help shorten the takeoff runs, they were equipped with auxiliary rockets which could be fired to produce extra thrust, though they were rarely used due in part to pilots’ very legitimate fears of an asymmetric ignition. As power was added in the form of the Rolls-Royce Griffon engine, pilots soon learned that the Seafire’s rudder and landing gear weren’t quite up to the task of handling the additional power, and a number of Seafires were written off in takeoff and landing accidents. After one tour of the far east, all but three of one squadron’s Seafires were declared unserviceable due to damage such as the rear fuselages wrinkling from the high stresses of carrier landings. Later versions gradually addressed the many shortcomings with ever-heavier modifications, which proved to be band-aids to an imperfect base design, and crashes continued. The crashes are that much more tragic when one considers the time and effort it took to build each Seafire; the beautiful elliptical wing, for example, introduced much greater complexity to the build process due to each wing rib being a unique size. The Seafire’s last combat role took place in the Korean War, which must have made it seem like a quaint yet beautiful anachronism next to the F-86 jets that were coming onto the scene. Today, fewer than ten of the original 2,646 Seafires remain, one of them exposed to the elements and baking in the sun at a museum in Myanmar. - @cessnateur on Instagram
- Aviation
- Airplanes
- Found my Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark book from my 4th grade class.
- Brewster Buffalo
- B-17..379th BG photos (my Dads plane) and info
- The other guys
- Gazeta, Books, Radio
- AIRSHIPS!
- My grandmother in the 40’s. One of America’s first licensed pilots.
- Laredo Texas
- Day 10! X-15 launch from B-52 mothership.
- 509th composite group
- Chose your own adventure
- “GDANŚK - NEW PORT FOR THE BALTIC” Polish Tourism poster 1920s(?)
- Made in America
- Star Trek 2009
- Battle of Plataea
- Anti-Sandinista donations poster (date unknown)
- Another Hungarian communist propaganda poster from 1948. You were given land... Give bread! - Hungarian Communist Party
- A THEME PARTY
- Amelia Earhart
- places that i miss sometimes
- Perth, Western Australia
- A preview picture of the next generation of the USAF Thunderbirds team
- The BAC One Eleven hush kit was not as practical as hoped.
- History Lessons
- Circa 1944, four Womens Air Service Pilots head down the flightline after a training flight on the B-17 Pistol Packin Mama, Lockbourne AAF, Ohio. L to R are Frances Green, Peg Kirchner, Ann Waldner and Blanche Osborn.
- IAF Mi-24 support and launch base, Sri Lankan Civil War [640 x 517]
- Thirty Seconds over New York Paperback Cover- August, 1977
- Grumman XF4F-2
- Eerie, Creepy and Weird
- Anyone know what this Bristol is hooking ?
- Amelia Earhart
Now streaming! Go listen on your favorite service! Links in bio! - @slickshoesband on Instagram
- Beer history
- Airplanes
- Aviation / Aerospace
- British airship Armstrong Whitworth returns to the airship station at Pulham after an accident with a mooring mast. 1925 [630x457]
- Bell X-1 Being Coupled to a B-50 Superfortress
- Brewster Buffalo
- Chevrolet poster 1943
- L O U D E R
- Aircraft, Experimental
- Aircraft
- 3 6
- Guns, Knives, Shooting Sports, and Hunting
- Aviators
- Next Stop The Moon (Colliers magazine, 1946)
- Airplanes
- A Boeing P-12 of the U.S. Army Air Corps 55th Pursuit Squadron sporting the units original insignia, 1929. [660x430]
- Model Trains HO Scale
- Loading a B-29 prior to a raid on Tokyo, 1945. [1280x998]
- Female pilot of the US womens air force service, 1943
- Bomber tattoos
- Airplanes
- Paradise under the earth - anti-Soviet Vichy France(?) poster about the murder of 22,000 Polish prisoners by the Soviet Union in the Katyn massacre. Most likely 1943 when the massacre successfully used as a propaganda tool to deeply shake the anti-Hitler alliance.
- Big ass-zeppelin
- Parnall Panther, British carrier based spotter and reconnaissance aircraft. [597 x 363]
- Два капитана& МЮЗИКЛ Норд-Ост
- Berlin Airlift
- Aéronef
- CONSOLIDATED PBY CATALINA
- Iraq vs Iran war, 1981
- Japanese propaganda poster celebrating the victory over Russia in the Russo-Japanese war, 1905
- Vintage Airplane Nursery
- Goodyear experimented with an instant ready to fly inflatable airplane that could be airdropped in a compact care-package so that downed pilots could fly out of enemy territory, the inflatable structure was made of numerous fillaments that added insane strength and doesnt deflate when punctured.
- In 2 days across the Atlantic, Germany, 1936
- On the Kuskokwim River, AK
- Aircraft Maintenance
- Hi this is day 2 of posting an X-15 photo every day! My first plan was to do this whole January but people preferred 15 days so it’s 15 days now.
- Boats
- Propeller Powered Ski Troops, Popular Science Magazine, November 1939
- The Flying Aircraft Carrier looming over Manhattan, 1933 [5640x4384]
- Musik Music
- Buffalo Stance
- 70s staches
- Battle of monte cassino
- Aircraft Nose Art
- Aviation History
- Californias Big Squirt, a plan to move water from northern California to the south using water cannons. From October 1951 Mechanix Illustrated magazine [3612x2789]
- Wood plane
- Jean Mermoz
- Tom Swift Jr. #3 - Tom Swift and His Rocket Ship copyright 1954
- Century Series Fighters
- I need help identifying this plane. That’s my dad and great grandmother at Chicago Municipal Airport (Midway) in 1939. The nose wheel is throwing me off.
- Amelia
- 2001
- A test pilot demonstrates the Lockheed XF-104s downwards-firing ejection seat [825x1024]
- Steampunk artwork
- B-17..379th BG photos (my Dads plane) and info
- AMERICAN AIRLINES POSTERS
- Grumman F6F Hellcat
- The Amazing City of the Seal Men of Uranus
- Never Dead..
- Aircraft of WW2
- Berlin Airlift
- Aircraft Nose Art
- As a kid growing up in the 1950s I just loved the F89 Scorpion. It must have been the rocket pods![1108x887]
- Tom Swift Jr. #1 - Tom Swift and His Flying Lab
#urdupoetry #poetry #ab_cosmey #quotes #covid19 #pakistan #modeling #girls #urdu #trending #obama #beauty #love #news #americanpresident #wife #karachi #level #night #street #story #breakup #america #realman #weed #smoke #sayings #cute #shirk #realitytv - @art_gallery2222 on Instagram
- Buffalo Stance
- Bill Lundy, born during the Civil War, poses with a jet fighter, 1955
- Airplane, Fighter Jets
- 1940s War Years
- Le Centenaire (The Century of Bismarck) France, 1915.
- Amazing women
- Aircraft, Wings 6
- Aviation, German Secret Victory Weapons
- Were zooming toward a Big Bright Tomorrow!
- A Delusional Mirage-USSR, 1970
🇱🇻 Latvijas armijas aviācijas pulka karavīri pie avarējušas lidmašīnas ( iespējams pie angļu izlūklidmašīnas “De Haviland DH-9A”). Foto no manas kolekcijas. . . . 🇬🇧 Latvian army aviation regiment soldiers in front of a crashed plane ( possibly a British reconnaissance plane De Haviland DH-9A). Photo from my personal collection. . . . Follow these people: @worldwar_history_narrator @finnishbattlefront @different.history @buochee @latvian_soldier @curonianrebel @kapteinis_2000 @berjoza_ca @archaeology_in_latvia @estonian_reenactor @ww1photos_info @usworldwar1airsoft @latvijas_armija @jodzix @kurlandkessel1945 @sturmtruppen1918 . #Latvia #Latvija #Latvia🇱🇻 #Latvian #Latvianhistory #history #historical #army #military #militaryhistory #airforce #air #aviation #aviationhistory #plane #planecrash #Latvianarmy #soldiers #pilot #1920s #1930s #20thcentury #crash #thehistoryclub - @latvianhistory on Instagram
- Free French Bomber pilot of the Guyenne Squadron, in Elvington England somewhere between 1943 and 1945 (1561x1061)
- Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb
- Book Reviews - Children & Young Adult Books
- Aliens ?!?
- Airplanes of military
- Battleship Yamato
- Invent for Victory - poster advertising the National Inventors Council, encouraging the mobilization of Americas intellectual resources. By Elmo White. January, 1943
- Air - Battle - Water
- Starfleet Academy
- The Conquerors, Eric Henri Kennington, oil on canvas, 1920
- Trumpet Plane: Can fly, unleashes the power of groovy jazz at a rate of 130 beats per minute
- In the face of obstacles - COURAGE, United States (WWII)
- Invest! Sci-fi memes are the future!
- Album Covers
- Air - Battle - Dirigibles
- Future Passenger Transport Rocket, 1943
- A photo of the Hindenburg airship disaster. May 6th, 1937
- Posters used by Serbian nationalists in Yugoslavia to celebrate shooting down a radar-invisible F-117A aircraft during the operation Allied Force, NATO military campaign that stopped the ethnic cleansing in Kosovo (1999)
- Gloster Meteor
- Lets speed up industrialisation in the USSR with deposits to state labour savings offices, Soviet Union, 1920s-1930s
- Ypsilanti Michigan
- Britains European allies attack in British aircraft (World War II)
- 1914, UK, author unknown, encouraging recruitment to The Football Battalion
CANNIBAL CORPSE 91! #metal #xerox #oldschool #design #deathmetal #heavymetal #advertising #demo #flyer #cut #black #white #magazine #lp #vinyl #k7 #thrashmetal #cd #music #blackmetal #cover #cannibalcorpse - @metaloldschoolflyersanddemos on Instagram
- Air Ships
- “World on Fire - Second Patriotic War 1900’s” Russian recruitment poster WWI, 1916, artist unknown [1997x2513]
- Art-Nose Art
- Aircraft
- “Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic. One year of proletarian dictatorship October 1917 – 1918” (Soviet Union, 1918)
An interesting air-ambulance version of the Lockheed P-38 Lightning. The experimental design never reached production. #ww2 #usaaf #lockheed #p38lightning #airambulance #experimentalaircraft #prototypeaircraft - @ww2_aviation_posts on Instagram
- MARIGOT BAY
- Buffalo Stance
- Dt. Luftwaffe
- If anyone was wondering how they loaded the X-1 under the B-50
- Another great Tekhnika Molodezhi cover, 1954
- This looks like a really huge plane on the ground, not an airborne plane.
- Books For Sale
- Cross-Section of a B-17G
- Airplane ✈ Room
- The Crusade of Europe against Bolshevism Vichy France, 1940s
- Ceiling unlimited... for the Marco Polos of tomorrow
- UFO evidence
- The crew of The Liberty-Run gathers on the ramp after returning from a mission over Normandy, 9 June, 1944.
- “To Arms! Defend the Country! Remember well our future fate.” Polish-Soviet War. 1920.
- Aircraft
- Airplane illustration
- Commonwealth
- air ships, blimps, balloons
- Personnel required for one bomber sortie during WWII from Britain’s War Vol. 2 by Daniel Todman (900x900)
- Bilder Flugzeug
- Airship
- The First Indian Woman Pilot
- Poster by Stepan Mikhailovich Karpov, unkown date. Труд at the top means labor, РСФСР at the bottom refers to the Russian Socialist Federative Socialist Republic. [1456x2000]
Coming out 2021! - @sophunsorth on Instagram
- Bristol Beaufighter
- Oer The Ramparts We Watch, 1945 (WWII, US)
- Grandpas WW2 photo, Okinawa 1941. Under the sign to the right.
- First Balkan War Bulgarian propaganda poster 1912c.
- Imagine the Effort involved
- All Planes
- National Archives
- Out of ammo? Why not ram it? Rammer jet concept in the 1950s
- Hurrah! Samoa is ours!, Imperial Germany, 1899
- Airship
- Would the Leopold make a good addition to Hearthstone?
- British Airship R33 in its Hangar, 1919 [1200x927]
- tinian island
- 110
- Egypt Travel Posters
- Airships
- Air - Battle - Dirigibles
- Airship balloon
- Flying Machines
- Cover of the March 1938 edition of Die Wehrmacht magazine
- Join up and fight; US Navy recruiting poster from October of 1940
- Fighter
- “What’s so funny, monsieur? I’m only trying to find my way!” Drawn by Bill Mauldin and published on November 24, 1964, in the Chicago Sun-Times [Vietnam War]
- Ice Station Zebra
- Helicopter - the builder (soviet magazine Technic, 1959.)
- The Magnificent Devices series
- Americana Music
- Gazeta, Books, Radio
- The Graf Zeppelin in Lakehurst, N.J., in 1929. [2048 x 1625]
- The downfall of the dictators is assured British propaganda poster (1943)
- U.S.S. Shenandoah moored to U.S.S. Patoka, 1924 [3347 x 4054]
- Save the East propaganda poster of German National Peoples Party for 1920 elections. It depicts a Teutonic Knight threatened by a Pole and a socialist.
- Predictions for the year 2000 form the 19th century (an aerial battle)
- Keep that lumber coming USA, 1943-45
- “Saint George defeated the dragon, Great Britain shall defeat Hitlerism” Mexico, 1940s
- Phildickian
- Death to fascism - freedom to the people - Yugoslavia, 1944.
- Hard identification level. I just know its french does anyone know what plane it is
[#CommeEn40 – focus objet] Alerte aux avions !! Ce manuel est bien connu des élèves en 1940, préparés à se protéger lors des attaques aériennes. Un objet symboliquement fort que vous pouvez retrouver dans la première salle de l’exposition « Comme en 40… » . Illustré par Marcel Jeanjean, peintre du département de l’air, ce manuel officiel de défense passive contre les attaques aériennes s’adresse aux élèves des écoles primaires ainsi qu’à leurs maîtres et à leurs parents. Y sont abordés les thèmes du danger aérien, de la défense aérienne, de la sécurité générale, de la défense active, de la défense passive et de l’organisation générale de la défense. . (C) Paris - Musée de lArmée, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Anne-Sylvaine Marre-Noël . #Exposition #Exhibition #France #SecondeGuerreMondiale #SecondWorldWar #MuseeDeLArmee #Armee #Militaire #Histoire #History #Military #Army #book - @museearmee_invalides on Instagram
- Young fascist at Bir-El-Gobi Italian propaganda poster ww2 1941
- Air - Dirigibles
- Vintage airplanes
- Airplanes and related
- KLM, Royal Dutch Airlines, ad from 1933: The Flying Dutchman: Fiction becomes Fact
- Bücher
- 1900 - 1950 Aircraft
- Rear Admiral Paul D. Buie
