The first man to walk on the moon has died.
I can only imagine the kind of courage that it must have taken for Armstrong and his comrades to make that tremendous, unprecedented journey. I pray that America will always be able to generate such heroes.
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To quote another blog:
ReplyDelete"One last step for a great man."
Here's hoping his final jouney is one step to eternity for a great man.
ReplyDeleteThe U.S. space program was ice cream for this young science nerd, and watching the first man on the moon was all the delicious toppings a kid could imagine. To think I was "there", is something I consider a highlite of my time here on earth.
"It's not the going that concerns me so much as the coming back..."
ReplyDeleteSaw a short clip on the news, of Ed Bradley interviewing Armstrong, talking about a near miss while flying the lunar landing trainer on earth.
ReplyDeleteBradley: After you were almost killed, you went back to your office & did paperwork.
Armstrong: Yes, I did.
Bradley: But you were almost killed!
Armstrong: (with a sly grin) But I wasn't.
Yeah, it was all a hoax.
He certainly had the Right Stuff. In buckets.
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