I have no idea what this guy was doing on the flight deck of the USS Midway.
They were preparing for what looked like a pretty large event, but what this statue had to do with it is beyond me.
This image is another example of what I won't miss about Kodachrome: it's almost impossible to scan with good shadow detail in a high-contrast shot. Those shadows aren't completely black on the film – Kodachrome has pretty amazing dynamic range. Color negative film doesn't present this problem, as it compresses the range into something that's easier to work with.
This is, literally, the end of Route 66. After this, it's just a parking lot.
So… once you get to The End, what's next?