Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1967
Caption:
At right [this photo], gas tanks containing 632 gallons of fuel, weighing a total of 5,292 pounds, are in place. The craft's heating system and seats were removed to make room for the additional fuel space.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1967
Caption:
At the lower left, Koepke and Mrs. Pellegreno examine some adjustments to the propeller. The propeller housing is now being painted, and long-lasting iridium spark plugs installed.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1967
Caption:
At upper left [this photo], the flight mechanic, Lee Koepke, checks the fitting of a sextant mount to the craft's ceiling as the pilot, Mrs. Ann Pellegreno of Saline look on.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1967
Caption:
At center [this photo], a myriad of dials and knobs dominates the cockpit of the 1937 twin-engine Lockehhed Aircraft Model 10.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 5, 1967
Caption:
Global Flight Crew And Their Plane - The crew of the Earhart Commemorative Flight pose while discussing last-minute plans for their 26,000-mile trip around the world to trace and complete Amelia Earhart's attempted 1937 air odyssey. The group has tentatively set Wednesday morning as their take-off time. From left to right are Lee Koepke, mechanic; Mrs. Ann H. Pellegreno, pilot; William Polhemus, navigator; and William Payne, co-pilot. Their craft is a 1937 twin-engineLockheed Aircraft Model 10, the same type of plane Miss Earhart flew on her trip.