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Stepping out of their space suits and acting as public affairs editors, Neil Armstrong (left) and Gene Cernan read the news story Tech. Sgt. Kevin Wallace (center) wrote about their participation in a March 11 “Legends of Aerospace: The Impossible Is Possible” tour at RAF Mildenhall’s Galaxy Club. In addition to the first and last astronauts to walk on the moon, the tour featured: Former “Good Morning America” host David Hartman, Apollo 13 commander Jim Lovell, last Air Force pilot ace Steve Ritchie, and SR-71 chief test pilot Bob Gilliland.
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jim lovell
england
nasa
good morning america
raf mildenhall
apollo 13
neil armstrong
bob gilliland
gene cernan
steve ritchie
david hartman
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an out of this world breakfast with neil armstrong
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Date
12/03/2010
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