Kate Broug

My dear - you did it again ❤️ being artistic director of the gala is a Herculean effort but this year’s Apollo & Psyche edition somehow outdid the last. The artist lineup was fantastic, the purpose laudable, and the location phenomenal (my first time there). Very curious to see how you’re going to top this next year…!!! Love you! Pics by the great

Thank you (a publication that’s been writing New York since 1955) for documenting our first &Sea evening! Read the full article via the link in bio.

Thank you for publishing my article on flying my 1943 Stearman across America with & the crew in Stearman Flying Wire, the Association’s journal dedicated to preserving these historic WWII trainers 🛩️

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🛩️🚢 Next Friday, February 13, I’ll be speaking aboard the historic research vessel ROBERT GRAY at Pier 25 in Manhattan. stewards a WWII-era ship. I steward a 1943 Boeing Stearman biplane. Next week, our two worlds come together as and I talk honestly about what it takes to preserve WWII machines-and why keeping them alive matters now more than ever.

I’ll also be sharing my short documentary The Missing Airmen of WWII, followed by an evening of champagne, knot-tying, aviation, maritime history, and living stewardship. You’ll leave with stories, connections, and a small piece of stewardship in your pocket.

Hope to see you on the water with us. Get your ticket via link in bio.

⚓️February 13 | NYC

Hello everyone🙋🏻‍♀️ In the whirlwind of recent projects, I completely forgot to share this personal piece published at the end of April. Many thanks to journalist & author Jessica Lee for traveling all the way to NYC to write it, such a thoughtful experience 🛋️ You can read the whole piece through the link in my bio!

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the expression pretty much sums it up 👩🏻‍🦰

for at Monument Valley (UT25) somewhere in the thick of our cross-country flight

Happy Mother’s Day to my Mama on behalf of me, my brother and sister (and of course Northrop Grumman, who is dictating this caption—see slide 8) ❤️

You’ve been through a lot these past couple of years but have resurfaced true to form and are biking through Amsterdam again as if brain surgery never happened. You are one of those few people who can draw lines on paper and make them come to life (a skill l sadly did not inherit 🫠) and are a wonderful writer. You taught us to paint, to love animals, be outdoorsy, sing, make music, and to care about the things that matter. I love you from NYC to Amsterdam and back!

!!! So thrilled and honored—Thank you for publishing this article on my 3,700-mile cross-country flight across the USA in the Boeing Stearman 🛩️🇺🇸 🎉Flying coast to coast in this WWII beauty was the journey of a lifetime.

Butler Parachutes & PB Frank — endless thanks to you for helping bring this adventure to life.

Here are a few outtakes — head to the link in my bio to read the full article!