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Tuskegee airmen Marcellus G. Smith and Roscoe C. Brown, Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945 [1945 March]
1 negative : film. | Photograph shows left to right, Marcellus G. Smith, Louisville, Kentucky, and Roscoe C. Brown, New York, NY Class 44-C. P-SC#11, "Tootsie," in background was assigned to Lowell Steward. Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945. (Source: Tuskegee Airmen 332nd Fighter Group pilots.)

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The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals working on the engine of an old military aircraft. The plane has visible markings, including the number "7" painted near its nose and the word "STAR" written vertically along one side. One person appears to be wearing a pilot's uniform with patches or insignia indicative of rank or unit membership, while the other is dressed in casual clothing that could suggest they are not part of an official military crew. Both individuals seem focused on their task as they work together around the open engine bay of the aircraft. In the background, another similar type of plane can be seen parked on what looks to be a tarmac or airfield setting under clear skies. The overall scene gives off the impression that it was taken during World War II era when Tuskegee Airmen were active. The photograph is credited as being part of a collection related to Marcellus G. Smith and Roscoe C. Brown, who are mentioned in the caption along with their respective home states - Louisville, Kentucky for Smith and New York, NY for Brown. Additionally, there's reference to an assignment or unit associated with Lowell Steward during March 1945 at Ramitelli, Italy. The photo is labeled as "ET-3/8-6" in the bottom right corner along with a copyright symbol indicating it might be part of an archive collection by Tony Frissell.
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Edward C. Gleed and two unidentified Tuskegee airmen, Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945 [1945 March]
1 negative : film. | Photograph shows Tuskegee airman Edward C. Gleed, Lawrence, KS, Class 42-K, with two unidentified crewmen adjusting an external seventy-five gallon drop tank on the wing of a P-5/D, "Creamer's Dream." Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945. (Source: Tuskegee Airmen 332nd Fighter Group pilots.)

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loc.gov/pictures/item/20076750

A black and white photo of three men working on a fighter jet, with the text "Creamers Dream" visible. One man is wearing an aviator helmet while another holds a fuel canister attached to the aircraft's wing. The third person appears to be assisting in securing or adjusting something related to the tank attachment. The caption indicates that this image depicts Tuskegee airman Edward C. Gleed, along with two unidentified crewmen working on a P-51/D Mustang named "Creamer's Dream" at Ramitelli, Italy during March 1945. The photograph is part of an exhibit or collection related to the 332nd Fighter Group pilots and was provided by Tony Frissell from Images.LOENER.nl with reference number Gled-678a_07.
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