Aircraft I.Q.’s
These are cartoons/information sheets that were used to announce new procedures at aircraft factories and repair shops. They were printed during the 1950’s.
Also Here is an old ad I found among the IQ’s.
Tags: aircraft, bomber, danger, factory, I.Q., information, korean, sheet, war
Thursday, January 6th, 2011 at 11:25 • Old N' Cool • RSS 2.0 feed • leave a response or trackback
Great sense of humor, thanks for sharing! You would not see that in the German Army…
I know that this is an old post, but I just ran across it in 2020. My dad, C H McKennon, is the artist. His “day job” at Douglas aircraft in Tulsa was a parts planner and he did the Airview News cartooning at nights at home, 1952 to 1955.
He is also the author of many western history articles and the book, Iron Men, a saga of early day US Marshals.
Thanks for the post and bringing back many happy memories.
Wow that’s awesome! Thanks for sharing. I had found these in papers a friend had who’s family is from Oklahoma so that all makes sense!
These are awesome, I am amazed at the condition!
it is a B47 bomber. korean war era bomber