Airplanes

John R. Steelman (fifth from left) boards an Eastern Air Lines plane departing Washington D.C. for Birmingham, Alabama, with a group of unidentified young women. The party's destination is the Birmingham, Alabama Christmas Carnival.

John R. Steelman (left) shakes hands with unidentified men as they prepare to board an Eastern Air Lines plane for Birmingham, Alabama to attend the Birmingham Christmas Carnival.

John R. Steelman (bottom, left) shakes hands with a unidentified young woman while a large group of unidentified men and women, including pilots, look on. The group is posing on the boarding stairs next to an Eastern Air Lines plane and are on their way to the Birmingham Christmas Carnival in Birmingham, Alabama.

John R. Steelman (left) poses with a group of unidentified women as they board an Eastern Air Lines Plane on their way to the Birmingham Christmas Carnival in Birmingham, Alabama.

A group of people identified as (from left to right) Gottlieb, Lakis, Dr. Luce, and Homer Bigart are standing beside an airplane with an open door. The man in the doorway of the plane is unidentified.

A photo of Harry S. Truman with stewardesses Miss Moore and Miss Larsen (who autographed the picture). All were aboard a TWA airplane.

The plane the "Dewdrop" if Mr. Thomas E. Dewey is elected President. All crew standing beside the plane at the Andrews Air Force Base are unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (second from left) and three unidentified men converse in front of an airplane at the airport in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Secretary Pace traveled to Oklahoma to attend the dedication of the Junior Chamber of Commerce building. Others in the background are also unidentified.

Former President Harry S. Truman and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson descend from a White House airplane upon their arrival in Greece. This is one of seventeen photos taken of the former President's trip to Greece on the occasion of attending the funeral of King Paul of Greece.

Image of the reception at Pao Vinh, Vietnam from either a window or door of the DC-3 airplane.