Warrant Officer Snow of the United States Navy informs Airmen Apprentice Wendy Gellert about how to adjust the photographic lens on the camera. Gellert wears the blue dre[...]

The command/service module of the Apollo 16 is being recovered by members of the United States Navy stationed aboard the United States Ship Hornet. " Text written on phot[...]

Wendy Gellert smiles in this candid photograph. The two stripes located on her shoulder indicate the rank of seaman apprentice. In this photograph, she wears the traditio[...]

A certificate of appreciation presented to Wendy Gellert, from Captain B.A. Butcher, for service in the seventy-fifth anniversary of United States Naval Aviation.

Pictured here is the command/service module of the Apollo 16 after its splashdown back into the earth's atmosphere.

An letter presented to Wendy Gellert from the Department of the United States Navy for academic excellence notifying her that she has received the "City of Newport Academ[...]

Letter of commendation to Wendy Gellert, from United States Navy Deputy Commanding Officer of Naval Education, and Training Program Development Jimmie W. Taylor.

Copy of Wendy Gellert's Performance Evaluation Report from the United States Naval Education and Training Program. Her report shows overall exceptional performance.

Copy of Wendy Gellert’s Performance Evaluation Report from the United States Naval Education and Training Program. Her report shows overall exceptional performance.

This note expresses Capt. David C. Gill's appreciation for Wendy Gellert's interaction with the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Service.

A Letter of appreciation given to Wendy Gellert from Commanding Officer H.G. Miller of the United States Naval Education and Training Program Development Center.

A letter of appreciation sent to Wendy Gellert by J.A. Sagerholm the Commanding Officer of the United States Naval Education and Training Program. The letter notes Geller[...]

A letter of appreciation from Commander J.W. Jones, of the United States Navy, to Wendy Gellert for her contribution in the petty officer indoctrination Course.

Letter of appreciation from Stephen J. Henry of the United States Army to the commander of the United States Naval Education and Training Program regarding Wendy Gellert'[...]

Letter of appreciation from Lieutenant Commander B.K. Powell of the United States Navy to Wendy Gellert praising her participation in military operations in the Middle-Ea[...]

A letter of appreciation from B.A. Butcher, commanding officer of the naval Air Station, Pennsacola, Florida, to Wendy Gellert expressing appreciation for her participati[...]

A Group portrait of the United States Navy's Fleet Air Photo Lab, located in San Diego, California. Wendy Gellert, located fourth from the right, sits next to one of the [...]

Wendy Gellert tells of her early life and career in the WAVES and United States Navy. Gellert emphasizes both the stages of her career and the cultural changes within the[...]

Warrant Officer Snow and Airman Apprentice Wendy Gellert smile in this undated candid shot. Wendy Gellert wears the blue dress uniform with white undershirt of the United[...]

This photograph is a group shot of United States Navy personnel involved in the photography school located in Pensacola, Florida. The men wear a mixture of traditional Un[...]

In this portrait photograph Wendy Gellert wears the dark blue uniform of the United States Navy. Her cap, with a blue cover, is standard for the U.S. Navy, as are her mat[...]

In this undated portrait, most likely from the early 1980s, Wendy Gellert wears the United States Navy dark blue dress uniform, white undershirt, and dark blue tie.

Pictured here is debris left over from the recovery of the command/service module of Apollo 16.

A plaque lists Wendy Gellert's duty stations and announces her honorable retirement.

Portrait of United States Navy Captain Robin Quigley, Assistant Chief of Naval Personnel for Women. " Text written on photograph:"For Petty officer Wendy Gellert with sin[...]