Of par troopers. This is inside the airplane and moves outside into the slip stream and deflects the wind so e par troopers can jump away without striking the airplane. This was donated and interesting how he got it and where he kept it for 20 years, but there it is. Next, we have foot lockers that 1951 and this was in this is where you put all your belongings next to the foot of your bed from the barracks. Over here is a display over here of some of the items that you would find inside the yoke or steering wheel. This is the landing gear handle that puts the landing gear up and down. Oxygen regulator. Every seat in the cockpit that had someone sit there. Decided to take it home and make a table out of it and ended up here in the museum. This display is one of our first displays we have at the museum. She was the first woman in the group of women who become a pilot in the air force and chosen to come here to norton and fly the 141 and she became an aircraft commander and able to take t