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Our 2016 exhibition "Don’t Be a Dilbert! U.S. Navy Safety Posters" featured a dozen examples of World War II safety posters that used cartoons and humor to stress the importance of following safety procedures, as well as the consequences of carelessness.

Join us on Friday, August 26 for a movie on the ship’s flight deck! Grab the popcorn and head up to our flight deck for a screening of Blade Runner. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and space is limited. Learn more here https://t.co/fNJgWRAnmo #intrepid40

We’re celebrating 40 years of the Museum's history and we want to see your memorable moments at the #IntrepidMuseum. Share your photos with us using the hashtag #Intrepid40 and join the celebration.

Happy #ValentinesDay from the #IntrepidMuseum! Edgar Gerald Blankenship served on board the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid (CV-11) in World War II. He was a pilot with fighter squadron VF-18, which was attached to Intrepid from August through November 1944.

Today, and every day, we thank the men and women who served our country. #VeteransDay 🇺🇸
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Happy #AskAnArchivist day! Do you have a question about our archives or colletion? Let us hear you below and we will get back to you.

Part of an Archivists’ job is digitizing the collection! All issues of Intrepid Then Now Forever, Intrepid’s World War II era newspaper, are available online!
#NationalArchivesMonth #IntrepidMuseum

Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! Our collection includes numerous posters featuring women at work during wartime. In this poster, from World War I, a woman dressed in overalls holds an airplane and an artillery shell. #IntrepidMuseum

For centuries, sailors have celebrated crossing certain markers around the globe to boost morale among the crew. This certificate was presented to William “Bill” Gronlund & commemorates Intrepid crossing the Arctic Circle in 1971. How are you welcoming the first day of #winter?

Photographer’s mate Robert Osburn captured this image of shadows on the flight deck in 1958. Learn more about how former crewmembers would pass the time on our @googlearts page. https://t.co/bsGjypEpiV