The Cold War Museum


	Cold War Museum Artifacts 7/21/2006



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U-2 Helmet used by Francis Gary Powers	Nuclear Attack Survival Kit Water "Impervious To Nuclear Fallout"	Civl Defense Drinking Water Container and Waste Disposal Unit


Autographed picture of Five Star General Omar Bradley to Gary Powers,Jr., includes Bradley's Five Star rank insignia and commemorative medallion Back to Top	Suitcase carried across Glenicker Bridge on February 10, 1962 by Francis Gary Powers when exchanged for Col. Rudolf Abel	Suitcase carried across Glenicker Bridge on February 10, 1962 by Francis Gary Powers when exchanged for Col. Rudolf Abel


Soviet Commemorative Shirt made for Peace March in 1990	Soviet Banner of Baby Lenin for Soviet Youth Organization	Model of a SR-71 produced for its final record-breaking flight


Soviet Flag Back to Top	East German Flag	POW/MIA Flag


East German Parade Banner	Piece of the Berlin Wall with photograph where piece was taken from	Civil Defense Pennsylvania license plate


Piece of the Iron Curtain from the Hungarian Austrian Border presented to the Museum by the Hungarian Embassy Back to Top	Fallout Shelter Sign	Matryoshka nesting dolls of Soviet and Russian Leaders


Signed USAF Thunderbirds Picture presented to Gary Powers, Jr. Back to Top	Letter from Vice-President Nixon to Power's father	Telegram sent by Khrushchev to Power's father. Original donated to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in 1995


Milligan College Year book of Francis Gary Powers	KNBC Promotional Photo of Francis Gary Powers	Milligan College Year book of Francis Gary Powers


Milligan College Year book of Francis Gary Powers Back to Top	Photo taken by Powers during flight training.	Photo taken by Powers during flight training.


Autographed photograph by Jimmy Dolittle to Francis Gary Powers	Citation and photograph for Intelligence Star for Valor awarded Francis Gary Powers in 1965	Helicopter flight training certificate for Francis Gary Powers


Photograph of Francis Gary Powers prison cell in Vladimir, Russia Back to Top	Photograph of Francis Gary Powers prison cell in Vladimir, Russia with Gary Powers, Jr. inside	Plaque honoring Francis Gary Powers outside of Whitesburg, Kentucky Court House. Powers was born in Jenkins, Kentucky a few miles away


Plaque honoring Francis Gary Powers outside of Whitesburg,Kentucky Court House. Powers was born in Jenkins, Kentucky a few miles away	Parachute and Camera from U-2 Incident wreckage on display at Central Armed Forces Museum in Moscow.	Photograph of U-2 ejection seat from U-2 Incident in at the Central Armed Forces Museum in Moscow.


Photograph of U-2 wreckage from U-2 Incident in at the Central Armed Forces Museum in Moscow Back to Top	Photograph of U-2 wreckage (Air Intake) from U-2 Incident in at the Central Armed Forces Museum in Moscow	Photograph of U-2 wreckage (Fuel Intake) from U-2 Incident in at the Central Armed Forces Museum in Moscow


Flight Path of May 1, 1960 U-2 Flight	Cold War Museum Patch Flown on U-2 Incident 40th Anniversary Flight.	Proclamation from Los Angeles in honor of Powers' Death.


FAA Helicopter School Graduation Certificate for Francis Gary Powers Back to Top	KGB General's Photo Part of the Museum Collection	Front page newspaper about 40th anniversary of U-2 Incident commemoration and awards presentation ceremony at Beale AFB in California


Article on U-2 Incident	Russian newspaper Pravda with article on trial of Francis Gary Powers	Article on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence hearing, which ruled that Power's had lived up to his obligations as an American during his imprisonment


Newspaper from Moscow on the Trial of Francis Gary Powers Back to Top	Front page newspaper about 40th anniversary of U-2 Incident commemoration and awards presentation ceremony at Beale AFB in California	Washington Times article on the Spy Tour of Washington, DC. Mailbox used by Aldrich Ames to notify the KGB of pick-ups. Plaque in Georgetown cafe where Yuri Yurchenko escaped from CIA handlers


Front Page article about Cold War reconnaissance shoot-downs	The East German Trabant. The citizens of East Berlin often had to wait eight years or more to get one of these 28hp vehicles.	The East German Trabant. The citizens of East Berlin often had to wait eight years or more to get one of these 28hp vehicles.