Papers of Neil A. Armstrong. Lebanon and Cincinnati, OH.
Papers of Viola Engel Armstrong and Armstrong Family. Hereford, AZ (Property of June Armstrong Hoffman).
Personal Diary of Ensign Glen Howard “Rick” Rickelton, U.S. Navy, Written During V-51 Combat Flight Training & Korean War Service Aboard CV-9 USS Essex, Rickelton Family Papers, Elk Grove, CA, and Seattle, WA.
Personal Diary of Robert Kaps, USS Essex (CV-9), Carrier Air Group Five, 28 June 1951 to 25 March 1952.
Archives of Aerospace Exploration. University Libraries, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Blacksburg, VA.
Auglaize County Public Library. Wapakoneta, OH. Neil A. Armstrong Newspaper Files.
Emil Buehler Naval Aviation Library. National Museum of Naval Aviation. Pensacola, FL.
John Glenn Archives. The Ohio State University Archives. Columbus, OH.
NASA Dryden Flight Research Center. Historical Archives. Edwards, CA.
NASA Headquarters History Office. Washington, DC.
National Personnel Records Center. Military Personnel Records. St. Louis, MO.
Naval Historical Center. Department of the Navy, Washington Navy Yard. Washington, DC.
Neil A. Armstrong Museum. Newspaper files. Wapakoneta, OH.
Nixon Presidential Materials. National Archives at College Park. College Park, MD.
Ohio Historical Society. Columbus, OH.
Purdue University Library and Archives. West Lafayette, IN.
Records of NASA Dryden Flight Research Center. National Archives and Records Administration—Pacific Region. Laguna Nigel, CA.
Records of NASA Glenn Research Center. National Archives and Records Administration—Midwest Region. Chicago, IL.
Records of NASA Headquarters. National Archives and Records Administration—East Region. College Park, MD. Record Group 255.
Records of NASA Johnson Space Center. National Archives and Records Administration—Southwest Region. Fort Worth, TX. Record Group 255.
Records of NASA Johnson Space Center. Library and Archives of the University of Houston–Clear Lake. Clear Lake, TX.
Records of NASA Kennedy Space Center. National Archives and Records Administration—Southeast Region. Atlanta, GA. Record Group 255.
Records of NASA Langley Research Center. National Archives and Records Administration—Atlantic Region. Philadelphia, PA. Record Group 255.
Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute University Archives, Troy, NY. George M. Low Papers.
Time-Life Archives. Time-Life Building. New York City.
University of Cincinnati Archives. Cincinnati, OH.
Wyandot County Public Library. Newspaper files. Upper Sandusky, OH.
Works of Neil A. Armstrong, Published and Unpublished
“Future Range and Flight Test Area Needs for Hypersonic and Orbital Vehicles,” Proceedings of Professional Pilots Symposium on Air Space Safety, 1958. Also appeared in Society of Experimental Test Pilots 3 (Winter 1959).
“Flight and Analog Studies of Landing Techniques Pertinent to the X-15 Airplane,” Research-Airplane-Committee Report on Conference on the Progress of the X-15 Project, NACA-CONF-30-Jul-58, July 30, 1958. Coauthors: Thomas W. Finch, Gene J. Matranga, Joseph A. Walker.
“Test Pilot Views on Space Ventures,” Proceedings of ASME Aviation Conference, Mar. 1959.
“Approach and Landing Investigation at Lift-Drag Ratios of 2 to 4 Utilizing a Straight-Wing Fighter Airplane,” NASA TM X-31, Aug. 1959. Coauthor, Gene J. Matranga.
“Utilization of the Pilot in the Launch and Injection of a Multistage Orbital Vehicle,” IAS Paper 60-16, 1960. Coauthors: E. C. Holleman and W. H. Andrew.
“X-15 Operations: Electronics and the Pilot,” Astronautics 5 (May 1960): 42–3, 76–8.
“Development of X-15 Self-Adaptive Flight Control System,” Research-Airplane-Committee Report on Conference on the Progress of the X-15 Project, 1961. Coauthors: R. P. Johannes and T. C. Hays.
“Flight-Simulated Off-the-Pad Escape and Landing Maneuvers for a Vertically Launched Hypersonic Glider,” NASA TM X-637, March 1962. Coauthors: G. J. Matranga and William H. Dana.
“The X-15 Flight Program,” Proceedings of the Second National Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Space, Seattle, WA, May 8–10, 1962. Coauthors: Joseph A. Walker, Forrest S. Petersen, Robert M. White.
“A Review of In-Flight Simulation Pertinent to Piloted Space Vehicles,” AGARD Report 403, 21st Flight Mechanics Panel Meeting, Paris, France, July 9–11, 1962. Coauthor, Euclid C. Holleman.
“Pilot Utilization During Boost,” Inter-Center Technical Conference on Control Guidance and Navigation Research for Manned Lunar Missions, Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA, July 24–25, 1962. Coauthor, Euclid C. Holleman.
“X-15 Hydraulic Systems Performance,” Hydraulics and Pneumatics, Dec. 1962.
“Gemini Manned Flight Programs,” Proceedings of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots, 8th Symposium, 1964.
“Controlled Reentry,” Gemini Summary Conference, Houston, Texas, Feb. 1967. Multiple coauthors.
“Safety in Manned Spaceflight Preparation: A Crewman’s Viewpoint,” AIAA, 4th Annual Meeting, Oct. 1967.
“Apollo Flight Crew Training in Lunar Landing Simulators,” AIAA Paper 68-254, 1968. Coauthor, S. H. Nassiff.
“Lunar Landing Strategy,” Proceedings of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots, 13th Symposium, 1969.
“The Blue Planet,” World Wildlife Fund, London, England, Nov. 1970.
“Lunar Surface Exploration,” COSPAR, Leningrad, USSR, 1970, and Akademie-Verlag, Berlin, 1971.
“Change in the Space Age,” The Mountbatten Lecture, University of Edinburgh, Mar. 1971.
“Out of This World,” Saturday Review/World, Aug. 24, 1974.
“Apollo Double Diaphragm Pump for Use in Artificial Heart-Lung Systems,” AAMI National Meeting, Mar. 1975. Coauthors: H. J. Heimlich, E. A. Patrick, G. R. Rieveschl.
“Intra-Lung Oxygenation for Chronic Lung Disease,” Benedum Foundation, 1976. Coauthors: H. J. Heimlich, E. A. Patrick, G. R. Rieveschl.
“What America Means to Me,” The Reader’s Digest, June 1976, pp. 75–76.
“A Citizen Looks at National Defense,” National Defense, Sept.–Oct. 1978.
“The Learjet Longhorn, First Jet with Winglets,” Proceedings of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots, 22nd Symposium, 1978. Coauthor, P. J. Reynolds.
Commencement Address, University of Cincinnati June 13, 1982.
“New Knowledge of the Earth from Space Exploration,” Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco, Casablanca, 1984. Coauthor, P. J. Lowman.
Wingless on Luna. 25th Wings Club General Harold R. Harris “Sight” Lecture, Presented at Inter-Continental Hotel, New York City, May 20, 1988. New York: Wings Club, 1988.
“Research Values in Contemporary Society,” Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco, Casablanca, 1989.
“Reflections by Neil Armstrong: We Joined Hands to Meet Challenge of Apollo Mission,” Cincinnati Enquirer, July 20, 1989.
“The Ozone Layer Controversy,” Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco, Casablanca, 1993. Coauthor, Mark S. Armstrong.
“Engineering Aspects of a Lunar Landing,” The Lester D. Gardner Lecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, May 3, 1994. Coauthor, Robert C. Seamans.
“Pressure Vessel Considerations in Aerospace Operations,” National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors, Anchorage, AL, 1995.
“Observations on Genetic Engineering,” Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco, Rabat, 1997. Coauthor, Carol Knight Armstrong.
Bennett, Floyd V. Mission Planning for Lunar Module Descent and Ascent. Washington, DC: NASA Technical Note MSC-04919, Oct. 1971.
CBS Television Network, 10:56:20 P.M., 7/20/69. New York: Columbia Broadcasting System, 1970.
Godwin, Robert, ed. X-15: The NASA Mission Reports. Burlington, Ontario: Apogee Books, 2000.
———. Dyna-Soar: Hypersonic Strategic Weapons System. Burlington, Ontario: Apogee Books, 2003.
———. Apollo 11: The NASA Mission Reports. 3 vols. Burlington, Ontario: Apogee Books, 1999–2002.
Jones, Eric P., Apollo Lunar Surface Journal.
Low, George M. Latin American Tour with Astronauts Armstrong and Gordon, 7–31 Oct. 1966. NASA Manned Spacecraft Center: Unpublished mss., Nov. 16, 1966.
NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. Biomedical Results of Apollo. Washington, DC: NASA SP-368, 1975.
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center. Apollo 11 Onboard Voice Transcription, Recorded on the Command Module Onboard Recorder Data Storage Equipment. Houston: Manned Spacecraft Center, Aug. 1969.
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center. Apollo 11 Preliminary Science Report. Washington, DC: NASA SP-214, 1969.
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center. Apollo 11 Spacecraft Commentary, July 16–24, 1969.
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center. Apollo 11 Technical Air-to-Ground Voice Transcription. Prepared for Data Logistics Office Test Division, Apollo Spacecraft Program Office, July 1969.
National Commission on Space. Pioneering the Space Frontier: The Report of the National Commission on Space. Toronto and New York: Bantam Books, May 1986.
“Neil Armstrong’s Comments on Behalf of the Apollo 11 Crew,” Langley Medal Awards Ceremony, July 20, 1999, National Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC.
“Remarks by Neil A. Armstrong upon Receipt of National Space Trophy,” 2004 Rotary National Award for Space Achievement, Houston, TX.
“Statement by Neil Armstrong at the White House,” NASA Release, July 20, 1994.
U.S. News and World Report. U.S. on the Moon: What It Means To Us. Washington, DC: U.S. News and World Report, 1969.
Akron Beacon Journal
Baltimore Evening Sun
Chicago Tribune
Christian Science Monitor
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Post
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press
Columbus (Ohio) Citizen-Journal
Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch
Dayton Daily News
Florida Today
Houston Chronicle
Lebanon (Ohio) Western Star
Life
Lima (Ohio) Citizen
Lima (Ohio) News
Los Angeles Times
NASA X-Press (NASA Dryden)
National Observer
Newsweek
New York Daily News
New York Times
Seattle Daily Times
Space News Roundup (NASA Manned Spacecraft Center/JSC)
St. Marys (Ohio) Evening Leader
Time
Toledo Blade
Wall Street Journal
Wapakoneta Daily News
Washington Post
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Gordon, Richard F., Jr., Apr. 12, 2003, Prescott, AZ.
Gott, Herschel, June 20, 2003, Los Altos, CA.
Gustafson, Bob, Aug. 15, 2002, Wapakoneta.
Heimlich, Dr. Henry, June 5, 2003, Cincinnati.
Hollemon, Charles, Nov. 21, 2002, West Lafayette.
Keating, William, June 5, 2003, Cincinnati.
Keiber, Ned, Aug. 15, 2002, Wapakoneta, OH.
Kinne, Tim, June 5, 2003, Cincinnati.
Kleinknecht, Kenneth S., June 27, 2003, Littleton, CO.
Knight, William “Pete,” Dec. 15, 2002, Palmdale, CA.
Knudegaard, Vincent Aubrey, Sept. 11, 2002, Auburn, AL.
Kraft, Chris, Feb. 7, 2003, Houston.
Kranz, Eugene, Feb. 8, 2003, Friendswood, TX.
Kutyna, Donald J., Mar. 20, 2004, Colorado Springs.
Love, Betty, Jan. 30, 2003, Edwards, CA (Conducted by Christian Gelzer).
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Lovell, Marilyn, July 17, 2004, Dayton.
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Schmitt, Harrison H. “Jack,” Mar. 16, 2003, Albuquerque.
Schuler, Dudley, Aug. 15, 2002, Wapakoneta, OH.
Schwan, Harold C., Oct. 17, 2002, Chesterfield, MO.
Scott, David R., Feb. 1, 2003, Atlanta.
Shaw-Kuffner, Alma Lou, Aug. 15, 2002, Wapakoneta.
Smith, James M., July 17, 2003, New York City.
Solacoff, Doris, June 1, 2003, Upper Sandusky, OH.
Solacoff, K. K. “Kotcho,” June 1, 2003, Upper Sandusky, OH.
Spitzen, Ralph, June 5, 2003, Cincinnati.
Stear, Mark, June 5, 2003, Cincinnati.
Townley, Diana, June 5, 2003, Cincinnati.
Townley, Gary, June 5, 2003, Cincinnati.
Walker-Wiesmann, Grace, Dec. 14, 2002, Reedley, CA.
Waltman, Gene L., Dec. 19, 2002, Edwards, CA.
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White, Vivian, May 29, 2003, Lebanon, OH.
Wilson, James R., June 23, 2003, Park City, UT.
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Zwez, John, Aug. 14, 2002, Wapakoneta, OH.
Albrecht, William P., Feb. 16, 2001, Edwards, CA (Curtis Peebles).
Aldrin, Edwin E., July 7, 1970, Houston, TX (Robert B. Merrifield).
Algranti, Joseph S., Mar. 15, 1968, Houston, TX (Robert B. Merrifield); Aug. 10, 1998, Chapel Hill, NC (Erik Carlson).
Anders, William A., Oct. 8, 1997, Houston (Paul Rollins).
Arabian, Donald D., Feb. 3, 2000, Cape Canaveral (Kevin M. Rusnak).
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Armstrong, Janet Shearon, Mar. 12, 1969, Houston (Life).
• Sept. 1, 1964, Houston (Life).
• Summer 1965, Houston (Life).
• Apr. 6, 1967, Houston (Barton C. Hacker).
• Feb. 23, 1969, Houston (Life).
• Mar. 2, 1969, Houston (Life).
• Mar. 12, 1969, Houston (Life).
• Aug. 7, 1969, Houston (Life).
• Sept. 23, 1971, Washington, DC (Robert Sherrod).
• Oct. 11, 1988, Cincinnati (Andrew Chaikin).
• Mar. 6, 1989 (Neil McAleer: phone interview).
• Sept. 19, 2001, Houston (Stephen E. Ambrose and Douglas Brinkley).
Armstrong, Viola, May 9, 1969, Wapakoneta, OH (Dora Jane Hamblin).
Bean, Allan, Apr. 10, 1984, Houston (W. David Compton).
Bond, Aleck C., Sept. 3, 1998, Houston (Summer Chick Bergen).
Borman, Frank, Apr. 13, 1999, Las Cruces, NM (Catherine Harwood).
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Butchart, Stanley P., Sept. 15, 1997, Lancaster, CA (Curt Asher).
Carlton, Robert L., Mar. 29, Apr. 10, and Apr. 19, 2001, Houston (Kevin M. Rusnak).
Carpenter, M. Scott, Mar. 30, 1998, Houston (Michelle Kelly).
Catterson, A. Duane, Feb. 17, 2000, Houston (Carol Butler).
Cernan, Eugene A., Apr. 6, 1984, Houston (W. David Compton).
Charlesworth, Clifford E., Dec. 13, 1966, Houston (Vorzimmer).
Chilton, Robert G., Mar. 30, 1970, Houston (Loyd Swenson).
Collins, Michael, Oct. 8, 1997, Houston (Michelle Kelly).
Crossfield, A. Scott, Feb. 3, 1998, Lancaster, CA (Peter Merlin).
Dana, William H., Nov. 14, 1997, Edwards, CA (Peter Merlin); Mar. 9, 1999, Edwards, CA (Michael Gorn).
Day, Richard E., May 1, 1997, Edwards, CA (J. D. Hunley).
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Drake, Hubert M., Nov. 15, 1966, Edwards, CA (Jim Krier and J. D. Hunley); Apr. 16, 1997, Edwards, CA (J. D. Hunley).
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Aldrin, Buzz, Los Angeles, CA.
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Armstrong-Hoffmann, June, Hereford, AZ.
Baker, Steve, Cincinnati.
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Brandli, Hank, Melbourne, FL.
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Burrus, David, Cincinnati.
Campbell, Nick, Denver, CO.
Clingan, Bruce, Troy, OH.
Danneberg, Kenneth I., Denver, CO.
Day, Richard E., Palmdale, CA.
Esslinger, Michael, Monterey, CA.
Friedlander, Charles D., San Diego.
Gardner, Donald A., Clinton, IN.
Gates, Charles, Denver.
Gott, Herschel, Los Altos, CA.
Graham, Herb A.
Hamed, Awatef, Cincinnati.
Hayward, Tom.
Hoffman, Jayne, River Falls, WI.
Honneger, Barbara, Monterey, CA.
Hromas, Leslie A., Rolling Hills, CA.
Huston, Ronald, Cincinnati.
Jones, Eric P., Australia.
Karnoski, Peter, Las Vegas, NV.
Kinne, Tim, Cincinnati.
Klingan, Bruce E., Bellevue, WA.
Koppa, Rodger J., College Station, TX.
Kraft, Chris, Houston.
Kramer, Ken, Houston and San Diego.
Kranz, Eugene F., Houston.
Kutyna, Donald J., Colorado Springs.
Mackey, William A., Tuscaloosa, AL.
Mechem, Charles S. Jr., Loveland, OH.
Pearlman, Robert, Houston.
Perich, Pete, Warren, OH.
Petersen, Richard H., La Jolla, CA.
Petrone, Rocco, Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA.
Rickelton, Glen, Elk Grove, CA.
Rickelton, Ted, Seattle, WA.
Russell, George E. “Ernie,” Cashion, OK.
Schwan, Harold C., Chesterfield, MO.
Scott, David R., London, England.
Slater, Gary L., Cincinnati.
Spanagel, Herman A., Satellite Beach, FL.
Spitzen, Ralph E., Columbus, OH.
Stear, Mark, Cincinnati.
Stephenson, David S., King of Prussia, PA.
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Walker-Wiesmann, Grace, Reeedley, CA.
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Ball, John. Edwards: Flight Test Center of the USAF. New York: Duell, Sloan, and Pearce, 1962.
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———. Orders of Magnitude: A History of the NACA and NASA, 1915–1990. Washington, DC: NASA SP-4406, 1989.
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———. Liftoff: The Story of America’s Adventure in Space. New York: Grove Press, 1988.
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———. Moon Rocks. New York: Dial, 1970.
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