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Silver goblets used by the Doolittle Raiders, on display at Wright-Patterson Air Force Museum, in Dayton, Ohio. The upside-down goblets represent those members of the raid who have passed on. I previously photographed this living exhibit on June 23, 2007, about six years prior. A few goblets have been turned over in that time, and the consumed Hennessy has been replaced with a different and also very special cognac. The angle is about the same and is chosen simply to minimize reflections. The area was less crowded so I was able to step back a bit and still get a clear shot, so more goblets are visible. There is/was very little light on this exhibit (and indeed, the whole museum), so I apologize for the lack of clarity. (My 2007 image is at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Goblets_from_Doolittle_Raid.jpg for as long as that lasts.) |
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Seriously, it's history. Living history. Amazing history. Use it as you will, but if you're trying to or succeeding at making money at it, please do credit me: flodadolf.
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| current | 05:17, 24 July 2013 | | 1,280 × 960 (641 KB) | Flodadolf (talk | contribs) | Silver goblets used by the Doolittle Raiders, on display at Wright-Patterson Air Force Museum, in Dayton, Ohio. The upside-down goblets represent those members of the raid who have passed on. I previously photographed this living exhibit on June 23,... |
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