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The Wright Kitty Hawk airplane arrived at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., after 20 years In the South Kensington Museum, London.
... clear the hallways while they are going down there" by sounding a horn or bell. "Kitty Hawk" had been chosen as name for CM to honor birthplace of aviation. Lunar Module LM ...
... before rejoining orbiting CSM-110 and returning safely to earth with lunar samples in CM Kitty Hawk.
January 31-February 3: Spacecraft, carrying Astronauts Alan B. Shepard , Jr. (commander), Stuart A. Roosa ...
... two brave and highly skilled men-along with their partner, astronaut Roosa, in lunar-orbiting Kitty Hawk-are writing another brilliant and memorable chapter in man's still-infant probing of earth ...
... in Air Line Pilot magazine: "SST ... represents one of the most sweeping aeronautical advances since Kitty Hawk, one that, brought to fruition, will have follow-on impact comparable to the introduction of ...
... Orleans, which flew around world in 1924; Soviet Mig-15; and relics of Wright brothers' Kitty Hawk. Museum, "first permanent repository of Air Force memorabilia," was 244 m (800 ft) long, 91 ...
... . This structure, which will house the National Air and Space Museum with exhibits ranging from Kitty Hawk to Hadley Rille and with a former astronaut Michael Collins in charge, can be ready ...
... , 12/17/72)''
Sixty-ninth anniversary of first flight by Wright brothers was celebrated in Kitty Hawk, N.C., as Apollo 17 astronauts headed home from sixth manned landing on the moon ...
... . The center entrance bay, "Milestones of Flight," contained the only permanent displays: the Wright brothers' Kitty Hawk flyer, Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis , the Bell X-1 (first supersonic plane), and ...
... . The trophy, a miniature silver copy of the plane flown by the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk in 1903, had been awarded yearly by the NAA for significant public service of enduring ...
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