1986 Lockheed C-5 Galaxy LGMA Yearbook for Sale

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1986 Lockheed C-5 Galaxy LGMA Yearbook For Sale

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1986 Lockheed C-5 Galaxy LGMA Yearbook:
$26.00

For your ConsiderationAll items are sold AS IS. Many are from local Estate Sales / Thrift stores / Down-sizing / Moving sales. Pre-Owned items have been used to varying degrees & will have signs of this use. Please ask questions and review all pictures before offerding. The pictures are part of the description. Non-smoking home, but items may have originally been from smoking homes.
If you are in doubt that the item is as described please Do Not offer On It.1986 Lockheed C-5 Galaxy LGMA Yearbook12 and 1/4 inch by 9 and 1/4 inch hardbound yearbook. 232 pages. Includes an index of names. Published by Lockheed for the Georgia Chapter of the Management Association. No marks or writing. Good condition, slight shelf wear, corners slightly bumped.The first 60ish pages are about the history of Lockheed Georgia from 1951 - 1985, and the planes they developed and produced. There are pages of color photos of the C-130 Hercules, C-141 Starlifter, and the C-5 Galaxy and their production facilities with interesting information about the aircraft specifications and usages. The rest of the book is photos of management and departments with information about it\'s code of ethics, mission and other company and personnel oriented information.From pages 141 - 220 you have black and white yearbook style photos of the different department\'s Managers, interspersed with some pages of black and white candid/working photos with text. Pages 221 - 232 make up the Member Index.
ShippingThis item will be shipped for a flat charge of $7.00 by USPS Media Mail to any United States Destination. International buyers will be charged under \'s International Shipping Program and will be charged when they complete the check-out process.Thanks for your interest!to “share the concerns of the pilot. I figured I needed to have hell scared out of me once a year in order to keep a proper balance and viewpoint on designing new aircraft.” -Kelly Johnson