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... 80th anniversary of Charles A. Lindbergh ’s solo transatlantic flight with Lindbergh’s grandson Erik Lindbergh, himself an aviator, who had recreated his grandfather’s historic flight in 2002. Erik Lindbergh joined NASA in its rededication of a unique astronomy craft, a 747 airliner, which Pan American Airways had christened “Clipper Lindbergh” in 1977. NASA had modified ...

... the air age that changed the world." For the transatlantic flight, airmail pilot and barnstormer Lindbergh had helped design a Ryan monoplane, calculating every ounce. When the Spirit of St. Louis ... Japanese. Following the war, his commission restored and promoted to the rank of brigadier general, Lindbergh was a technical consultant for Government and private industry in missile and space flight programs ...

... a yr, would be distributed to Lindbergh Fellows who "combine qualities that made Lindbergh a unique human being," said Doolittle at a press conference. He told reporters Lindbergh "would have been happier with a living memorial than one out of bronze and stone." Lindbergh, who ...

... Davies 42 - 86-10 Mind Scan BODY Stephen Robinett 44 - 86-10 Mechanical Zoo EXPLORATIONS Erik Larson 48 - 86-10 Jumpsuits and Longevity Continuum Susan Ellis 51 - 86-10 ELIXIRS OF ... - 86-11 THOMAS T NOGUCHI Interview Douglas Stern 104 - 86-11 NEURAL CHIPS Thinking Computers Erik Larson 112 - 86-11 UFOs, etc. ANTIMATTER 119 - 86-11 TOOLS for the Year 2000 ...

... President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, and museums and agencies linked to aviation. Each of the documents bore seven American and French Lindbergh stamps with key cancellations, and each document ... Jacques Chirac, U.S. Postmaster General Benjamin Bailer, French Postal Secretary Norbert Segard, and Mrs. Lindbergh. (NASA Actv, Dec 78, 12) DOT's National Transportation Report noted that the department had ...

... . And I had read that Charles Lindbergh actually came to visit you all in the crew quarters. What did you all—? '''Borman:''' Charles Lindbergh and Anne Lindbergh came and had lunch with us ... , very pro-let’s go help the British. And of course, Lindbergh was an America First’er. And so Lindbergh was not a popular name in our house when I was a ...

... . '''Brinkley:''' You don't? '''Armstrong:''' No. '''Ambrose:''' When did you first hear of Charles A. Lindbergh? '''Armstrong:''' I can't remember when the first time was, but I'm sure it ... always talked about heroes of flight. '''Brinkley:''' Did you later have an opportunity to meet Lindbergh? Was he somebody that had been in your mind when you were becoming a pilot ... to have had the chance to meet him, and I think his wife Anne Morrow Lindbergh was a wonderful person and quite an eloquent writer. '''Ambrose:''' Yes. '''Brinkley:''' Did you ever ...

... COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 12 - 86-06 Dialogue FORUM 14 - 86-06 Whatever Happened to Edmund? EXPLORATIONS Erik Larson 16 - 86-06 Coma Comeback MIND Leah Wallach 18 - 86-06 Panther Man EARTH ... Black 20 - 86-09 Automatic Writing BOOKS Kevin McKinney 24 - 86-09 Creating Aliens LIFE Erik Larson 28 - 86-09 Nonconformist Star STARS Richard Wolkomir 30 - 86-09 Hypercharged Continuum Charles ...

... ''' '''Chapel Hills, NC – 10 August 1998''' '''Carlson: '''Hi. This is Erik Carlson, Johnson Space Center. Are you ready for the tele-interview? '''Algranti:''' Yes, sir, I ...

... significance. For example, the world press could write about little else for months after Charles Lindbergh made the first solo transatlantic aircraft flight from New York to Paris just 36 years ... ­scure statistical paragraphs in the daily press recorded this tremendously significant perspective on the trail Lindbergh blazed. "And so it is likely to be with manned space flight, as it passes ...

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