In Memory of Those Lost in Apollo 1, Challenger, and Columbia

It seems to me that today, more than ever before, someone should ask
here that we remember both the men and women and the families of our
three lost space crews.

Those crews left NASA the way they came, trusting not in cover-ups, but
approaching technological obstacles openly. They were, above all,
committed to the future of men and women working together -- toward
peace and harmony in space.

Challenger's Ghost

On Montag, 30. Mai 2005 14:07 wrote in sci.space.shuttle:

It seems to me that today, more than ever before, someone should ask
here that we remember both the men and women and the families of our
three lost space crews.

Those crews left NASA the way they came, trusting not in cover-ups, but
approaching technological obstacles openly. They were, above all,
committed to the future of men and women working together -- toward
peace and harmony in space.

Challenger's Ghost

And don't forget Vladimir Komarow and the others, that parrished on the
russian side. They all lived a dream ...

--
Wir mailen uns ... Hans from Germany (the former western part)

"Hans Mücke" wrote in message
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And don't forget Vladimir Komarow and the others, that parrished on the
russian side.

What, he became a Catholic before he died?