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    If the Slipper Fits [Image 4 of 8]

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    A black-and-white photograph dated 11 April 1945 showing a military aviator in a leather flight jacket and officer's cap posing in front of a WWII-era fighter aircraft. The aircraft bears the serial number 421011 and a diagonal stripe on the tail fin, consistent with USAAF markings. The photo is signed 'Forever Yours, Burt' in cursive ink.

    CAMP ARIFJAN, KUWAIT

    06.15.2008

    Photo by Sgt. Giancarlo Casem 

    50th Public Affairs Detachment

    Former Army Air Corps pilot Burt McIntosh poses with his fighter plane. He flew more than 55 missions without injury - with his daughter's slipper safely tucked inside the pocket of his flight jacket.

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    Date Taken: 06.15.2008
    Date Posted: 06.15.2008 08:47
    Photo ID: 94653
    VIRIN: 080615-A-8613C-003
    Resolution: 1468x1852
    Size: 926.76 KB
    Location: CAMP ARIFJAN, KW
    Web Views: 195
    Downloads: 18

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    A person wearing desert camouflage military uniform is holding a small cream/off-white knitted or felted object shaped like a chicken leg or drumstick. The object appears to be a handmade textile item, possibly a toy or novelty item, with a visible seam or slit along its surface. The setting appears to be an outdoor sandy/desert environment.
    A black-and-white archival photograph showing a pilot seated in the cockpit of a propeller-driven military training aircraft, likely a North American T-6 Texan or similar WWII-era trainer. The pilot is wearing a flight helmet and headset and appears to be posing for the photograph. The aircraft fuselage bears the number '20' and what appears to be a unit insignia or nose art on the side.
    A black-and-white photograph dated 11 April 1945 showing a military aviator in a leather flight jacket and officer's cap posing in front of a WWII-era fighter aircraft. The aircraft bears the serial number 421011 and a diagonal stripe on the tail fin, consistent with USAAF markings. The photo is signed 'Forever Yours, Burt' in cursive ink.
    A black-and-white photograph showing a military aviator standing beneath the large radial engine and propeller of a multi-engine aircraft, likely from the World War II era. The man is wearing a leather flight jacket, officer's crush cap, and trousers, posing confidently with one hand on his hip. The setting appears to be a military airfield with PSP (pierced steel planking) visible on the ground.
    A black-and-white photograph showing a military aviator posing in front of a large radial-engine propeller aircraft, arms outstretched to touch the propeller blades. The setting appears to be a forward airfield with pierced steel planking (PSP) matting on the ground and other aircraft visible in the background. The image style and equipment are consistent with World War II-era U.S. Army Air Forces.
    A black-and-white photograph dated May 13, 1945, taken in Germany, showing a man identified as 'Burt McIntosh' standing beside a military aircraft. He is posed with arms crossed near the fuselage and propeller of the plane. A handwritten caption at the bottom reads '57 Missions,' indicating his combat flight record.
    A U.S. Navy officer in desert camouflage (DCU) uniform is photographed outdoors at what appears to be a military installation. The officer holds a food item in one hand and is wearing rank insignia consistent with a Lieutenant Commander (O-4). The background shows concrete barriers, chain-link fencing with concertina wire, and a satellite dish.

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