One final step
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US astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the Moon, has died at the age of 82
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Having recently watched (again) Apollo 13, brings back memories of many things - the making of the "bleep tone" generator circuits that became the "in toy" of the day in amateur radio, ISTR someone somewhere tried to get them banned, but cannot remember what happened after that.
Also, remember being on ships that were on standby for the recovery of lunar capsules if they came down in the "wrong place", but we were never that "lucky" to have been called on to do our duty.
A man of men who will be remembered throughout history for his momentous efforts to do just that little bit more than was expected - something regrettably we have lost amongst all the bling, throw away items, so many of which owe their very existence to the Apollo project.
RIP
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Also, remember being on ships that were on standby for the recovery of lunar capsules if they came down in the "wrong place", but we were never that "lucky" to have been called on to do our duty.
A man of men who will be remembered throughout history for his momentous efforts to do just that little bit more than was expected - something regrettably we have lost amongst all the bling, throw away items, so many of which owe their very existence to the Apollo project.
RIP
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