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Personal Work: Aviation and Space

NASA Astronaut Rich Clifford

NASA Astronaut Rich Clifford

Former NASA astronaut Rich Clifford in Houston, Texas on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. Clifford, who flew on three Space Shuttle missions, was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 1994 but kept his illness a secret during most of his career. © 2012 Robert Seale

Col. C.E. "Bud" Anderson, WWII triple ace, Houston, Texas Doolittle Raiders Lt. Col Richard "Dick" Cole Col. George "Bud" Day, former POW with F-100 Super Sabre Dick Cole, David Thatcher, Ed Saylor and Tom Griffin at the Doolittle Raiders 70th Reunion, USAF Museum, Dayton, Ohio Dick Cole, David Thatcher, Tom Griffin and Ed Saylor at the Doolittle Raiders 70th Reunion, USAF Museum, Dayton, Ohio Doolittle Raider Maj. Tom Griffin, Punta Gorda, Florida Doolittle Raider Sgt. David Thatcher, Punta Gorda, Florida NASA Astronaut Dave Wolf NASA Astronaut Rich Clifford NASA Astronaut Dan Brandenstein Patty Wagstaff, 3-time US National Aerobatic Champion, San Augustine, Florida Patty Wagstaff Col Bud Anderson, WWII P-51 pilot and triple ace Maj Gen Frederick "Boots" Blesse, Korean War Ace Col Bud Day, Vietnam POW and Medal of Honor recipient Col Joe McPhail, WWII F4U Corsair pilot Col Dean Caswell, WWII ace Col Dick Cole, Doolittle's co-pilot during the 1942 Raid on Tokyo Capt John Lee, WWII P-51 pilot Maj James McLane, Jr., WWII P-51 pilot John Young and Chris Ferguson, first and last Space Shuttle Commanders Chris Ferguson, Commander of STS-135 John Young, Commander of STS-1 Robert Crippen, STS-1 Co-Pilot, Commander of STS 7, 41C, 41G Chris Ferguson, Commander of STS-135 Ken Cockrell, Robert Curbeam, Sunni Williams, Leroy Chiao Eileen Collins, first female Shuttle Commander Pam Melroy, Commander of STS-120 Robert Curbeam, STS-85, 98, 116 Andrew Feustel, STS-125, 134 Michael Lopez-Alegria, Franklin Chang-Diaz, Peggy Whitson Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger Mae Jemison M.D., first black woman to travel in space Mark Kelly, Commander of STS-134