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Image Not Available for The oil rig Ocean Scout on its way to the Gulf of Mexico passes Fort McHenry where the US national anthem was written
The oil rig Ocean Scout on its way to the Gulf of Mexico passes Fort McHenry where the US national anthem was written
Image Not Available for The oil rig Ocean Scout on its way to the Gulf of Mexico passes Fort McHenry where the US national anthem was written

The oil rig Ocean Scout on its way to the Gulf of Mexico passes Fort McHenry where the US national anthem was written

Creator United States Information Service (USIS)
DimensionsOverall: 24 x 18 cm (9 7/16 x 7 1/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Object number2005/5430
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for WWII. American vehicles and troops fill suburban terraced street in the South of England 1944, a resident passes by on her way to the shops.
WWII. American vehicles and troops fill suburban terraced street in the South of England 1944, a resident passes by on her way to the shops.
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Image Not Available for The US Coast Guard Cutter Eastwind is framed by a natural arch in an iceberg on its way through Baffin Bay. 1952
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Image Not Available for Industrial silos line the banks of an unidentified river. A tug passes by framed by a warehouse awning
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Image Not Available for A train marked "Rio Grande" passes through an unidentified canyon and river
A train marked "Rio Grande" passes through an unidentified canyon and river
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Crewmen of the USS Dace ride the conning tower during recent sea trials for the nuclear powered attack submarine in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Image Not Available for Trans Alaskan pipeline on its way from pump Station One at Prudhoe Bay towards Valdez.
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Image Not Available for US Army's ballistic missile Lance being tested leaps from self propelled launch at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
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United States Information Service (USIS)
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Image Not Available for The Thrust Augmented Delta (TAD) with the Syncom II synchronous communications satellite mounted atop its third stage is prepared for launching at Cape Kennedy
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Image Not Available for The Vanguard Two satellite atop its carrier rocket on the launch pad
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Image Not Available for Sequence of a Polaris missile as it emerges from the water after its undersea test launch
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United States Information Service (USIS)
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Image Not Available for The triple barrelled Titan III-C with eight satellites mounted in its nose lifts off the launch pad June 16 at Cape Kennedy.
The triple barrelled Titan III-C with eight satellites mounted in its nose lifts off the launch pad June 16 at Cape Kennedy.
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Image Not Available for The Tiros II satellite is positioned for calibration tests of its two cameras.
The Tiros II satellite is positioned for calibration tests of its two cameras.
United States Information Service (USIS)
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