Count me in ..... Apogee Saturn V My son has a Estes X-15 ? David Erbas-White Just out of curiosity, How many of you out there have a Saturn V available for a mass launch memorial? >> >>Since Armstong also commanded Gemini 8, Gemini-Titans count too. >> >> >>In a message dated 8/28/2012 1:47:15 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, >>richard.dierking@xxxxxxxxx writes: >>We all knew what Wedge meant. >>> >>>Like many people (my age), I have mixed emotions about Neil Armstrong's >>>death. For us, he lived a life that we could only dream of, and it was a >>>long life. From reading what Neil wrote and others that have commented on >>>his life, he deserved every second of the opportunities provided to him and >>>the fame that went along with it. He worked hard and was a hell of a pilot. >>> >>>I recall an interview many years after the incident where he was training on >>>the LM flight simulator, when the interviewer asked Neil, "after what >>>happened, did you really go to your office and sit at your desk and do >>>paperwork?" Neil replied, "why yes I did", and the reporter said, "but you >>>almost died!" Neil just smiled and said, "but I didn't." Dang, what a man! >>> >>>So, he was smart, courageous, and certainly talented. Some might disagree >>>with me here, but I think there are people like Neil that are just as >>>talented and they just need the chance. I think that what Neil and many >>>other past astronauts would want most is for the USA to be courageous >>>and carry on our exploration of space, and I think it would serve their >>>memory best to do just that. >>> >>>Just my 2 cents. >>> >>>Richard >>> >>>On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 9:20 PM, Jeff Gortatowsky <indanapt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> >>>No matter where Neil is buried. He, I, and you, for that matter, will return >>>to space. Nothing but time need pass. IO very elegant. >>>> >>>>>From:Wedge Oldham <wedgeoldham@xxxxxxxxx> >>>>>Neil Armstrong's remains should be buried on space. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >