50 Years of Rockets

 Brand New Edition - 50 years of Rockets & Spacecraft - Now available

 

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50 YEARS OF  ROCKETS & SPACECRAFT

     U. S. manned space flight began in the Rocket City, Huntsville, Alabama. It’s the home of the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, world’s premier rocket center.

     The men and women, who made up the Marshall team, tell their story in,  “50 Years of Rockets and Spacecraft.” It’s an exciting space history lesson beginning with Alan Shepard’s flight on the Mercury -Redstone and continuing with Saturn rocket rides to the moon, Skylab, Space Shuttle, International Space Station, Hubble, Ares and the future.

     Wernher von Braun’s personal Weekly Notes, recently discovered in the archives, are published and reviewed for the first time. One can feel the passion, the dedication and commitment that team members demonstrated on a daily basis following what von Braun often referred to as the “critical path” to the moon.

    The book contains personal behind the scenes stories told by the men and woman who made critical decisions to send American astronauts on journeys into space and on to the moon. The stories range from humorous anecdotes to gut -wrenching decisions required to safely flying humans to this new frontier.

     50 Years of Rockets and Spacecraft is the Marshall team’s story--first-person account--of the dramatic and historic space flight accomplishments that have taken place at the world’s premier rocket center.

    The book is 9" x 12", 225 pages, color section and hundreds of black & white photos of the Saturn-Apollo era of manned space flight

    Signed copies now available for--$40.00 plus $5.00 for handling and postage. Checks payable to:

Ed Buckbee

47 Revere Way

Huntsville, AL 35801

 

                                                        

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