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Meet Ed Buckbeecreator and author of the 'The REAL Space Cowboys'
Ed Buckbee has been associated
with America’s space program for four decades. As a NASA public affairs officer
during the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs, he was a spokesman for the early
astronauts and the Apollo moonwalkers. He was at Cape Canaveral for Alan Shepard
and John Glenn’s early flights and was present for all of the moon shots. He
will tell you why seven military test pilots became the first Mercury astronauts
and describe the fierce competition among them for the first rides
Buckbee will take you to the moon with America’s moon walkers and tell you of the close calls and humorous happenings. He will describe the incredible machines flown by the astronauts, designed and built by NASA and America’s space industry and he will do this with exciting photos and video clips few of us have seen. He’s a TV documentary producer and author of several books and the founder of the highly successful U.S. Space Camp program for aspiring young astronauts. He along with the Mercury astronauts established the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame. Buckbee has appeared on CNN, Late Night with David Letterman, Good Morning America and the Today Show. He serves as Omega’s moderator for astronaut appearances and space celebrations. Watch the Appearances web page for upcoming events where you can meet Ed Buckbee, the author and creator of “The REAL Space Cowboys”.
Pictured: Charlie Duke, Gene Cernan,
Tom Stafford, Scott Carpenter and Ed Buckbee
Welcome to Ed Buckbee & Associates, Inc. You are invited to come in for a look around. Browse through our site to get an idea of who we are and what we are able to provide for you:
Also check out our Appearances page to see the latest additions and what we are up to!
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into space.
He will talk about the extreme training they experienced and behind the scenes
pranks and gotchas they played on each other. 
