Jim Slade's Air Lines

July 20th, 2009 marks the fortieth anniversary of the first manned landing on Earth's Moon. Jim Slade was a young correspondent assigned to the American space program and was there to see Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Mike Collins "mount up" and fly off on..and complete humanity's biggest adventure. Forty years, later, Slade's still blinking his eyes in wonder. Join him and think about it too. Check out Apollo at Forty.

Meanwhile..

Be sure to check News Pix. You won't believe it.

Finally, why not look through our Feature Index to see if there's a story of interest to you even though it may have been published some months ago? There's a large volume and the subjects are varied.

As always, I'm very glad you dropped by. Come back often.

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Welcome to Jim Slade's Air Lines, a publication dedicated to classic old flying machines
and the people who love them. After forty years of covering the space program on the
nation's broadcast networks, that's the story I'm telling most these days.
Click a subject in "The Tower" column and join me.

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