The Sacramentans. "Well! As I live and breathe! Identical twins!"

The Sacramentans. "Hello, young man… I represent the Ajax Book of Facts… Is your mother in?"

The Sacramentans. "Hello, Fred… Got something new?"

The Sacramentans. "Did you see my busted flashlight, Mom?"

The Sacramentans. "This morning, I want you all to write a composition entitled: 'WHAT I WOULD DO IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS'"

The Sacramentans. "Blooper, did you ever think you might like to have a new little baby brother or sister?"

The Sacramentans. "You'll love this picnic, Blooper - I make all my meals from natural food grown right here in the Sacramento Valley"

The Sacramentans. "Come on, Everett… Please take another bite!"

The Sacramentans. "What's up, Blooper? You look like you almost got hit by a freight train!!"

The Sacramentans. "No more excuses, young man! I want you to take your bath instantly - if not sooner!"

The Sacramentans. "There goes the richest man in Sacramento - He's really got it made!"

The Sacramentans. "I expect a big year in 1974 so I'd better start lining up some extra help!"

The Sacramentans, "Hi, Mr. Horace! How's your appetite, today?"

The Sacramentans. "WOW! You didn't even get ONE 'A' on your report card … All 'C's!"

The Sacramentans. "Blooper! You're just the person I've been looking for…"

The Sacramentans. "If Hugo can hang by his heels for just two more minutes he'll have set a WORLD'S RECORD!"

The Sacramentans. "What's the meaning of all these birds?!"

The Sacramentans. "Hi, Mom!"

The Sacramentans. "WOW! What a talent!"

The Sacramentans. "Here's th' fight you've all been waiting for, friends… Joey Jackson versus Biff Brogan!!"

The Sacramentans. "Good afternoon, Ma'am… I represent the 'Sports World' magazine - We're conducting a sports survey in Sacramento and I wonder if you'd mind answering a few questions…"

The Sacramentans. "Pesky mosquito!"

The Sacramentans. "Good morning, Mrs. Chapman... I'm your new newspaper carrier salesman... Blooper is my name and service is my game!!"

The Sacramentans. "BLOOPER!"

The Sacramentans. "I am returning the composition papers you wrote last Friday, children ... Your grades are marked at the top."

The Sacramentans. "Hi, Bloop... What are you up to?"

The Sacramentans. "What a MESS! What are you doing?!"

The Sacramentans. "Hold it, you kids! ... No football until AFTER the dishes are washed!"

The Sacramentans. "I'm sorry, young man, but I don't believe your collateral is sufficient to justify a loan of $1.35 until Friday!"

The Sacramentans. "Get inside, you kids, if you want to see today's newscast… It's just beginning"

The Sacramentans. "Great start, Blooper! He didn't lay a glove on you!"

The Sacramentans. "Greetings, music lover! I have in my left hand an ocarina… Sometimes vulgarly referred to as a 'SWEET POTATO'!"

The Sacramentans. "Going fishing, Blooper?"

The Sacramentans. "How ya coming, Bloop?"

The Sacramentans. "Pop, Joey's on the phone and he wants me to come over to his house…"

The Sacramentans. "Good heavens! Here's a perfectly good ball of cord… But how did it get so knotted up?!"

The Sacramentans. "I'd like to see some snappy linoleum, sir"

The Sacramentans. "Then Dr. Dingleberry went blind while performing the operation and Dr. Tosspot took over the scalpel but he had been drinking and…"

The Sacramentans. "What's the meaning of all these birds?!"

The Sacramentans. "Hello, Amy… Would you mind looking after Blooper for an hour or two?... I have to go Camellia Festival meeting… Fine, I'll bring him right over…"

The Sacramentans. "There isn't any licorice left, if that's what you are looking for!"

The Sacramentans. "Pop, will you tell me a story about the Gold Rush days?"

The Sacramentans. "Courage, men! There's a sail on the horizon! It looks like the good ships, Delta King!! Batten down the poop deck, you swabs … The barometer is falling!!"

The Sacramentans. "Tomorrow is Joey's birthday and I can't think of a suitable gift to get for him… I've been all over Sacramento!!"

The Sacramentans. "Where are the kids?"

The Sacramentans. "Hey, kid! You're supposed to throw the paper on the porch… NOT in the shrubbery!"

The Sacramentans. "I'll bet you're carrying that umbrella just in case we run into a masher..."

The Sacramentans. "WELL! Who do we have here - shoeless Joe Jackson or a Lodi grape-treader?!"

The Sacramentans. "What does that mean?"

The Sacramentans. "What a beautiful day and what a joy to see all the little shavers romping in the park!"

Gun Camera - F-86 - Air to Air - MiG

Glenn Gun Camera - Strafing

Korean Village; Raising Sylvester Flag

Korea - Plane Tail Shot Up

China Fishing Village [and] Belly Landing - Korea

Korea Ready Room and Plane Tail

John Glenn Day

Dr. H.C. Hoinkes, Austrian IGY Meteorologist making an observation at Little America.

Larsen image 21

QMC Ben Verboncouer and AEC Earl Tracey in Chief's quarters during winter night.

Weddell seal on the ice of the Ross Sea

Large iceberg breaks away from the Ross Ice Shelf and drifts into the Ross Sea.

Crevasse sighted and flagged by recon member in the helicopter, near Little America V

Peter Schoek, IGY Scientist making an observation with a sun compass on Sno-Cat.

First tractor train bound for Byrd Station, 650 miles from Little America.

LCDR Hancock, supply officer, tries his hand as barber, as J.A. Alvarez, Argentine meteorologist looks on.

USS Glacier passes through the Ross Sea Ice Pack enroute to McMurdo Sound.

Fred Milan, IGY physiologist, measures food.

Crevasses at Crevasse Junction, with train still having 440 miles to go to Byrd Station.

Crevasse detector crew prepares to examine a crevasse on Ross Ice Shelf near Little America V

RMC McCue sends weather report to NAF McMurdo for planes dropping supplies at the South Pole Station.

Shackleton's Hut at Cape Royds.

Chief Quartermaster Ben Verboncouer views model USS Franklin D. Roosevelt in CPO Quarters, Little America V.

USS Glacier passes by Beaufort Island in the Ross Sea, enroute to McMurdo Sound.

Tractor train commander gives signals to D-8 drivers on 650 mile trop from Little America V to 120W 80S.

Second tractor train ready to leave for Byrd Station in -45F.

Food supplies stacked at Little America V prior to winter night. No refrigeration needed.

First tractor train from Little America V to 80S 120 W travels over sastrugi on 650 mile trip to Byrd Station.

QMC Ben Verboncouer, Train Commander, second train return trip from Byrd Station to Little America .

Dr. Albert Crary, Leader Ross Ice Shelf Traverse, setting up theodolite.

PO1 Smittle and CPO McCue eating at Beardmore WX Station, IGY, Antarctica

Kainan Bay, Ross Ice Shelf, where navy supply ships off load supplies for Deep Freeze II Operations

R4D off loading fuel on trail to Byrd [Station].

R4D taxis after off-loading material to build Beardmore Station

Weddell seal on the ice of the Ross Sea

Chief McCue carrying a radar reflector. Thisis to aid in finding us.

Second tractor train ready to leave Little America V for Byrd Station, 650 miles away, in -45F.

Chaplain John Zoller, USN, speaking in the chapel at Little America during the winter night

IGY Glaciologist measures ice cores taken from the Ross Ice Shelf.

Byrd Station as built from material brough by first train, food supplies stacked in foreground.

Crew at Beardmore Camp on sourthern edge of Ross Ice Shelf.

IGY Meteorologist J. A. Alvarez, Argentina, works on an IGY weather chart at Little America

Little America in September 1957, as Deep Freeze II crew continued to dig supplies for coming summer's operations. 1957-09

First tractor train carries material to build Byrd Base at 80S 120W, 650 miles away from Little America V

Ronald C. Taylor, US Meteorologist in Weather Central at Little America during Deep Freeze II.

IGY Scientist working on a radiation reading device.

R4D from Little America off-loads fuel into 5000 gallon tanks for tractors

Crevasse detector on the Ross Ice Shelf near Little America V

Dr. Hans Bengaard, Danish ionosphere scientist at Little America V, IGY, Antarctica