I just picked up a book that has this photo in it.  I didn't find any other photos in this thread of Frank P. Lahm from when he was a Brigadier General.  

This is becoming tedious, we all have access to youtube videos if we wish to view them.  This is the Military History Discussion section, not the Movie and TV Reviews section.   Either compose a lucid discussion on the Iranian strikes or cease posting the links and promoting subscriptions.   I'm one click away from ending this topic.    

Maybe he worked for a defense contractor involved in the Shuttle project. 

Thanks that will be helpful in my research.  I have a military museum historian that may find more.  Did you see the NASA certoficate I posted?

Yeah I was thinking on the way home, probably I'll see some ultra rare item in the future and wonder if that's what I saw.

The photo in the lower stack was from the 1924 around the world flight.    https://text-message.blogs.archives.gov/2024/04/02/celebrating-the-centennial-of-the-first-around-the-world-flight/   The four planes, which were all named after American cities, included the Seattle (No. 1), Chicago (No. 2), Boston (No. 3), and New Orleans (No. 4). The aircrews included Maj. Frederick L. Martin (Pilot and Flight Commander) and Staff Sgt. Alva L. Harvey (Mechanic) for the Seattle; Lt. Lowell H. Smith (Pilot, subsequent Flight Commander) and 1st Lt. Leslie P. Arnold (Mechanic) for the Chicago; 1st Lt. Leigh P. Wade (Pilot) and Staff Sgt. Henry H. Ogden (Mechanic) for the Boston; and Lt. Erik H. Nelson (Pilot – Engineer) and Lt. John Harding Jr. (Chief Mechanic) for the New Orleans.  

What’s in that stack of paperwork?  Any type of award certificates?   Possibly for that bombing badge?    Portrait photos?    Original photos of aircraft?