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Museum Lecture Series 55: 20 Years as an Air Force photojournalist Sep 15, 2015

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Six-time “Military Photographer of the Year” Master Sgt. Jeremy T. Lock discusses how he became a photojournalist in the Air Force and where it has taken him, what military photojournalists do, his latest projects and where photojournalism is going in the future.

Museum Lecture Series 54: America's Canine Heroes: The story of military working dogs Sep 15, 2015

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Dogster.com editor/writer Maria Goodavage discusses the four-legged heroes who serve our country, what they bring to the fight, how they do it and the deep bonds they form with those who work with them.

Museum Lecture Series 53: My True Course Sep 15, 2015

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Dutch Van Kirk, the navigator from the B-29 Enola Gay, the aircraft that dropped the world's first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, gives a first-hand perspective of one of World War II's most famous missions.

Museum Lecture Series 52: The Air Force in Space -- and on the Moon: The Flights of Apollo 9 and Apollo 15 Sep 15, 2015

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Former NASA astronaut and retired Air Force colonel David R. Scott talks about his three space missions: Gemini VIII, Apollo 9 and Apollo 15.

Museum Lecture Series 51: The Secret World of Space Reconnaissance Sep 15, 2015

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Learn about the Gambit 1 KH-7, Gambit 3 KH-8 and Hexagon KH-9 reconnaissance satellites during this presentation by CIA officers Dr. Robert A. McDonald and Dr. James D. Outzen.

Museum Lecture Series 50: Air Force One - Zero Failure Sep 15, 2015

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(Ret.) Col. Mark W. Tillman, the nation’s 12th presidential pilot, gives a first-hand account of remarkable moments in history with his experience as pilot and commander of Air Force One from 2001-2009.

Museum Lecture Series 49: The Tuskegee Airmen: An Illustrated History, 1939-1949 Sep 15, 2015

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Dr. Daniel L. Haulman, an historian with Air Force Historical Research Agency, discusses the Tuskegee Airmen, who were for decades virtually ignored in American military history and have since become very famous, culminating in early 2007 with the awarding of the Congressional Gold Medal.

Museum Lecture Series 48: Six months with a critical care air transport team RN in Afghanistan Sep 14, 2015

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Lt. Col. Deborah Lehker speaks about her deployment to Kandahar, Afghanistan, as a Critical Care Air Transport Team (CCATT) nurse and the goal of enhancing patient care.

Museum Lecture Series 47: Aircraft and Aces: The fight for air superiority over Korea, 1950-1953 Sep 14, 2015

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Dr. Kenneth P. Werrell discusses the Korean War, which saw the first and largest jet-versus-jet fighter conflict of all time. Despite many disadvantages, American pilots won an overwhelming victory, which was critical in the outcome of the war.

Museum Lecture Series 46: Covert Air Reconnaissance in Europe: USAFE operations, 1946-1990 Sep 14, 2015

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Lt. Col. (Ret.) John Bessette, who flew as a navigator and served in air refueling, airlift and gunship assignments, presents “Covert Air Reconnaissance in Europe: USAFE Operations, 1946-1990.”

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