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Boy helped grease safe return of Apollo 11

Boy helped grease safe return of Apollo 11

On July 23, 1969, as Apollo 11 hurtled back toward Earth, there was a problem -- a problem only a kid could solve. Greg Force was living with his family in Guam, where his dad was in charge of a NASA tracking station. When things went wrong with an antenna, it was Greg with a handful of grease and a skinny arm who was able to come to the rescue. full story
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