Memory Apparatus Ranschburg's Mnemometer; A device, usually visual, for presenting successively, at a desired rate, a series of stimuli to be memorized; in typical form it consists of a motor-driven cylinder, disk, or strip bearing the nonsense...
A 432nd Bomb Squadron air crew poses in front of the B-26 Marauder, "Arleen." From left to right: Harold Haugstad, George Beaman, Wagner, Andrew Curlee, unidentified, Robert Visscher, and John Tadlock. One black and white photograph.
Six men from the 432nd Bomb Squadron gather for a photograph. From left to right: T/Sgt. Hatch, M/Sgt. Minor, 1st Lt. Levin, Sgt. Schultz, Sgt. John Gerkisich, and Cpl. Richards. One sepia tone photograph.
Men from the 95th Bomb Squadron pose in front of a B-26 Marauder. From left to right: Dwight Horton, G.F. Hemphill, John Frederick, Francis Pesta, Sal Musso, and Jack Daley. One black and white photograph.
The crew of the B-26 Marauder, "Package for Adolph," poses in front of their bomber. From left to right: Peter Mack, Ed Niblick, Ray Brown, Oliver Jones, Jim Tissue, Nels Willason, and Jack Gordon. One black and white photograph.