Several original Rosie the Riveters were honored May 16 as the Museum marked Armed Forces Day. Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot was on hand to present a special proclamation honoring the important work of the women during World War II. Students from Notre Dame Prep showed their support dressed as Rosies and the Commemorative Air Force provided its B-24 as a backdrop.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
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A look at history
Docent Bill Haugen explains the special tiles on the shuttle. A busload of aviation enthusiasts enjoyed the day November 8 at the Smiths...
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Several Rosies stopped to admire custom car decorated in their honor. Several Rosie the Riveters stopped by the Museum for their annual ...
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The Commemorative Air Force's AirPower History Tour has left Martin State Airport after a fun-filled four days. Also on hand this wee...
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Blue Angel jets are lined up ready for the next show. The ramp at Martin State Airport is getting crowded as more aircraft arrive the day ...
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