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LRC-1975-OCIO_P_F050-08431.tif

NASA / LRC · 1975-11-19 · photograph (digital archive)

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Langley Center Director Donald P. Hearth (right) presenting Mary Jackson with Outstanding Volunteer Service Award. Mary Jackson was NASA's first African-American female engineer,and subsequent career supporting the hiring and promotion of other deserving female and minority employees.

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NASALARCLRCLANGLEYNASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTERAWARDSPERSONNELR-LRC-1975-OCIO_P_F050-08431R-LRC-1975-B701_P_F050-08431CENTER DIRECTORDONALD P. HEARTHMARY JACKSON
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