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Neil Alden Armstrong nació el 5 de agosto de 1930 en Wapakoneta, Ohio
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is the stage of life of Neil Armstrong's child from birth to 9 years discovering his fascination with aviation
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His interest was intensified at age six when he made his first flight in a Ford Tri-Motor airplane, or a "Tin Goose," as they called informally. Since that time, had a fascination with aviation.
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his studies conducted in Ohio's primary while studying learned to fly an airplane with his father
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boy showed interest in flying, so at age 15 began taking flying lessons at an airport.
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is the stage of life where one learns to fly neil plane goes to college graduates as an aeronautical engineer and wants to do more in your life
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graduated as an aeronautical engineer from the University of Purdue, was a pilot in the U.S. Navy between 1949 and 1952
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the Navy called him to fulfill military duties, he became an aviator and in 1950 was sent to the Korean War. There he flew 78 combat missions departing from the USS Essex.
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Armstrong joined the National Advisory Committee (NACA). His first task was developed in the Lewis Research Center, near Cleveland, Ohio
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Iworked as an engineer, test pilot, astronaut and administrator for NACA and its successor agency, the National Aeronautics and Space
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This time of life is when you neil enters the NACA and NASA as commander of Apollo 11 gemmin 8 and was the first trip to the moon and this man is responsible to walk in it
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Armstrong won a seat as an astronaut in 1962, one of nine NASA astronauts in the second class to be elected
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flew his first space mission as commander of Gemini 8 with David Scott. During that mission, the Gemini 8 Armstrong led a successful docking with the Agena, which was already in orbit
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Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin began their journey to the moon. Collins was the command module pilot. Aldrin, a systems expert, was the lunar module pilot and became the second man to walk on the moon.
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Neil Armstrong walked on the moon and uttered his famous phrase:"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind"
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The three men splashed down in the Pacific Ocean and were picked up by the aircraft carrier USS Hornet.
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By the early 1970s, Armstrong took office as deputy associate administrator for the Aeronautics Division of NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC
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leaved NASA in 1971, began working as a professor in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Cincinnati
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this part of the life of Neil's where your experience ends here at NASA's new development activities such as professor and chairman of multinationals to the point of lecturing as it does today
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in 1979, quits his job as a professor at the University of cinicinnati
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Armstrong was chairman of Computing Technologies for Aviation, Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia.
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in 1992, quits his job to become chairman of the board of AIL Systems, Inc., an electronics company in Deer Park, New York.
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continues to lecture on the future of space flight and appeared publicly while commemorating an anniversary trip to the moon. He currently lives in his country house located in Lebanon, Ohio.
