Marvin Michael, Boeing Flight Test Engineer, 1943

Boeing Maintenance Crew, 1943

Cafeteria at Renton, 1943

Douglas Aircraft Worker, circa 1943

Boeing News Cover, February 1943

NAA Employee with Japanese Marine Flag, circa 1943

Researchers Discuss Sunflares

Boeing Air Transport Office, Chicago, 1930s

Assembling B-17 Dorsal Fins at Douglas Long Beach Factory in 1943

Boeing Wichita B-29 Factory, May 1943

View All

View more with similar tones

Marvin Michael, Boeing Flight Test Engineer, 1943

Select usage

What Type of Order?

Usage:

Marvin Michael was a flight test engineer at Boeing in Seattle. He worked for Boeing from 1940 to 1972. Much of Marvin's work during WW II explored the aeronautical, physiological and psychological effects of high altitude flight in the B-17 Flying Fortress. During the Cold War, Marvin helped pioneer the development of air-to-air refueling technology using a rigid boom on B-29s and B-50s. For this work, he was honored with the Pathfinder Award in 1999 from the Museum of Flight in Seattle. Marvin's flying career extended into the jet age with the B-47 Stratojet.

BI44038 (bw21636)

Maximum size:

2277px × 2795px (~18 MB)
7.5in × 9.3in (300dpi)

License type:

Rights Managed

Keywords: