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Asset Donation List.Xlsx EXHIBIT A INDIVIDUAL COLLECTIONS Henry Newman Collection 041212‐086 certificate 13" X 16" Louisiana proclamation by Gov McKeithan 041212‐086 certificate 13" X 16" Louisiana proclamation by Gov Edwards 041212‐086 certificate 11" X 13", Aviation Advisory Brd Fort Worth proclamation by Mayor Bolen 041212‐086 certificate 11" X 13", Aviation Advisory Brd Fort Worth proclamation by Mayor Bolen 041212‐086 certificate 11" X 13", Aviation Advisory Brd Fort Worth proclamation by Mayor Bolen 041212‐086 litho 11" X 14" Pitts 2A by Jay Collmer, no. 624/1000 041212‐086 certificate 10" x 12" FAA dated 20 Mar 1980 041212‐086 certificate 9" x 11", insect damaged South Central Region, 18 Aug 1977 041212‐086 certificate 9" x 11", insect damaged United Way, 17 Feb 1981 041212‐086 certificate 9" X 12" Colorado Pilots Association, 17 Apr 1982 041212‐086 certificate 10" x 12" Fort Worth proclamation by Mayor Woods 041212‐086 certificate 10" X 13" DOT Achievement, 22 Oct 1969 041212‐086 certificate 11" X 14" FAA Performance, 7 Feb 1973 041212‐086 photo 11" X 13" Ora Young standing next to aircraft 041212‐086 folder 12" X 16" Scandanavian Airlines 041212‐086 folder 9 prints Leach Corp World War I aircraft prints 041212‐086 book Yesterdays Wings 041212‐086 certificate 2 envelopes in folder Balloon Festival First Day Covers 041212‐086 certificate 12" X 15" DOT Achievement, 28 Feb 1979 041212‐086 photo 11" X 14", framed F‐16 041212‐086 photo 10" X 12", framed Tuskegee Airmen, Apr 1979 041212‐086 photo 12" X 15", framed air traffic control station 041212‐086 certificate 11" X 14", framed Penmanship, 22 May 1965 041212‐086 certificate 11" X 15", framed Delta Upsilon Fraternity membership 041212‐086 certificate 12" X 15", framed TWA Ambassadors Club membership 041212‐086 certificate 9" X 11", framed YMCA membership 041212‐086 plaque Six Flags guest speaker, 21 Nov 1966 041212‐086 plaque AOPA Support 041212‐086 plaque Jim Wright 041212‐086 plaque 12" X 14" Aircraft Association Silk Scarf Award 041212‐086 plaque 12" x 15" State of Texas appreciation 041212‐086 plaque 10" x 15" Airport Executives Life Member 041212‐086 certificate 10" X 13", framed Middlebury College, 2 May 1932 041212‐086 plaque 10" X 12" Haddaway Barnstormers Award, 17 May 1977 041212‐086 plaque 10" X 12" Air Line Pilots Association, 22 Jul 1971 041212‐086 plaque 9" X 12" United Way Award of Excellence, 1988 EXHIBIT A 041212‐087 certificate framed Society of Public Administrators 041212‐087 certificate 12" X 13", framed Wings Club of New York City 041212‐087 certificate 11" X 13" framed Arkansas Traveller, 12 Oct 1967 041212‐087 certificate 11" X 14", framed FAA Southwest Region, 31 Oct 1972 041212‐087 certificate 12" X 13", framed Fort Worth Federal Business Assn. 041212‐087 certificate 12" X 15", framed FAA, 30 Jul 1968 041212‐087 certificate 12" X 15", framed Fort Worth Federal Business Assn. 041212‐087 plaque 9" X 12" FAA Flight Standards Support, 28 Apr 1979 041212‐087 plaque 9" X 12" FAA Air Traffic Services Award, 28 Feb 1979 041212‐087 plaque 9" X 12" North Texas Chapter ASPA Administrator of the Year 041212‐087 plaque quote 041212‐087 plaque 12" X 16" City Council of Abilene, 28 Mar 1968 041212‐087 plaque 12" X 15" Kansas City Kiwanis Club Leadership 041212‐087 plaque 12" X 15" Braniff International Appreciation 041212‐087 plaque 12" X 15" Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce 041212‐087 plaque 13" X 16" Kansas City Society Merit, 26 May 1865 041212‐087 plaque 11" x 15" Litton AMECOM Division Award, 28 Apr 1979 041212‐087 plaque 12" X 14" FAA Southwest Region Management Award 041212‐087 plaque SW Region Employees with branding iron 041212‐195 certificate 11" X 13" in folder DOT Secretary's Award, 10 Oct 1991 041212‐195 certificate 17" X 21", framed Bureau of the Budget, 18 Jun 1970 041212‐195 certificate 18" X 22", framed State of Louisiana, 16 Apr 1979 041212‐195 photo 18" X 22", framed Lubbock Tower 041212‐195 certificate 14" X 16" Cosmopolitanism 041212‐195 photo 15" X 17", framed, glass broken Henry Newman, Retiree Consultants 041212‐195 photo 9" X 11", framed FAA Region Conference, 17 Sep 1975 041212‐195 certificate 10" X 12", framed Missouri Junior Chamber of Commerce 041212‐195 certificate 10" X 12", framed Middlebury College, 22 May 1932 041212‐195 certificate 9" X 11", framed Toastmasters International, 16 Dec 1969 041212‐195 plaque 11" X 13" United Way Support, 24 Feb 1987 041212‐195 plaque 9" X 12" Flight Standards Retirees, 5 Oct 1972 041212‐195 plaque 10" X 12" United Airlines 041212‐195 plaque 9" X 11" Greater Dallas Membership 041212‐195 artwork 15" X 22" Statue of Liberty with Newman's face 041212‐195 photo 14" X 17", framed Henry Newman 041212‐195 certificate 14" X 18", framed FAA East Region Big Apple Award, 23 Apr 1979 041212‐195 artifact etched glass Fort Worth City Council Appreciation 041212‐195 artifact Groundbreaking Shovel, Gregg County Airport EXHIBIT A Paul Hill Collection 041212‐210 medallion 384th Bomb Wing first B‐1B, 29 Feb 1968 041212‐210 medal Air Medal with lapel pin in display case 041212‐210 artifact brittle, deformed World War II oxygen mask 041212‐210 artifact brown leather zippered binder pilot's navigation kit, USAAF 041212‐210 artifact USAAF E‐6B dead reckoning computer 041212‐210 artifact with inscription dated 21 Apr 1930 pocket size New Testament 041212‐210 artifact brown leather with clasp latch USAAF Type A‐4 dead reckoning navigation case 041212‐210 artifact USAAF Staff sergeant stripes (3) Col Frank O'Brien Collection 041212‐229 manual B‐58A Abbreviated Flight Crew Checklist 041212‐229 manual Flight Manual, USAF Series T‐39A Aircraft 041212‐229 manual sections I‐III Flight Manual, USAF Series B‐58A Aircraft 041212‐229 manual sections IV‐IX Flight Manual, USAF Series B‐58A Aircraft 041212‐229 paperback Debris Removal and Cleanup Study, Aleutian Islands and Lower Alaska Peninsula 041212‐229 manual Airway Manual Vol 2, Radio Procedure Charts 041212‐229 book American Practical Navigator 041212‐229 photo autographed to Col Frank O'Brien Roscoe Turner 041212‐229 artifact 2 drafting triangles 041212‐229 artifact protractor 041212‐229 artifact USAAC Type D‐3 Time‐Distance Computer 041212‐229 manual Ground Observers Guide 041212‐229 artifact 305th Bomb Wing, Col F. L. O'Brien flight case 041212‐229 artifact headset 052212‐058 flag nylon flag on pole 305th Bomb Wing flag 042412‐056 plaque 2nd Air Force plaque 041212‐233 artifact A‐3 bag with cold weather clothing, flight suit B. E. Luckett Collection 042412‐110 large manila envelope, GD articles and letters PHOTOS AND POSTERS 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" aerial photo of GD plant 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" (2 copies) aerial photo of GD plant 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" aerial photo of GD plant 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" aerial photo of GD plant EXHIBIT A 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" aerial photo of GD plant 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" aerial photo of GD plant 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" aerial photo of GD plant 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐36B 44‐92026, 3/4 right rear view 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐36B 44‐92026, rear view 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐58 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐58 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐58 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐58 on ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐58 on ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" B‐58 with crew station hatches open 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" binder of YF‐16 in flight photos 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐102 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐106B takeoff 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 coming out of paint facility 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" (2 copies) F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 in flight 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 mockup 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 mockup 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 model 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 model 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 on the ground EXHIBIT A 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 with flight test tufts 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 with flight test tufts 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐111 with flight test tufts 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" (2 copies) F‐16 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 assembly operations 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 assembly operations 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 assembly operations 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 assembly operations 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" (2 copies) F‐16 assembly operations 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019 photo 8" X 10" F‐16 fabrication and assembly 041212‐019
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