Mrs. Tweedie March 2010. In 1932, two-year-old Neil Armstrong watched airplanes race. In 1932, two-year-old Neil Armstrong watched airplanes race.

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Mrs. Tweedie March 2010

In 1932, two-year-old Neil Armstrong watched airplanes race. In 1932, two-year-old Neil Armstrong watched airplanes race.

The spectacle surely left its mark on young Neil. Four years later, he leaped at the chance to ride in an airplane. The spectacle surely left its mark on young Neil. Four years later, he leaped at the chance to ride in an airplane.

It wasn’t on a racing plane but a three-motored passenger plane nicknamed the Tin Goose. The plane offered rides at the town airport. It could carry about a dozen people. It wasn’t on a racing plane but a three-motored passenger plane nicknamed the Tin Goose. The plane offered rides at the town airport. It could carry about a dozen people.

Neil and his father climbed aboard and buckled themselves into wicker seats. The engines sputtered to life with a terrific noise. The airplane raced down the runway and slowly lifted into the sky. Neil and his father climbed aboard and buckled themselves into wicker seats. The engines sputtered to life with a terrific noise. The airplane raced down the runway and slowly lifted into the sky.

As the ground dropped farther and farther below them, people, houses, cars, everything looked smaller. The Tin Goose plowed through the clouds as gusts of wind bounced it up and down. As the ground dropped farther and farther below them, people, houses, cars, everything looked smaller. The Tin Goose plowed through the clouds as gusts of wind bounced it up and down.

The noisy, bumpy ride and ever-tilting view worried Stephen Armstrong. The noisy, bumpy ride and ever-tilting view worried Stephen Armstrong. But Neil was fearless. But Neil was fearless. Neil was delighted. Neil was delighted.

Neil started making ten-cent airplane models and reading flying magazines. Neil started making ten-cent airplane models and reading flying magazines.

He also started having a magical dream. In it, he held his breath and hovered above the ground. Below him, people, houses, cars, everything looked smaller. He also started having a magical dream. In it, he held his breath and hovered above the ground. Below him, people, houses, cars, everything looked smaller.

On clear nights, Neil climbed to the roof of his neighbor Jacob Zint’s garage. Mr. Zint had a homemade telescope mounted there and welcomed visitors to spy the moon and stars. Neil looked and looked. On clear nights, Neil climbed to the roof of his neighbor Jacob Zint’s garage. Mr. Zint had a homemade telescope mounted there and welcomed visitors to spy the moon and stars. Neil looked and looked.

Neil Armstrong earned his student pilot’s license on his sixteenth birthday. He was too young to have an automobile driver’s license. Neil Armstrong earned his student pilot’s license on his sixteenth birthday. He was too young to have an automobile driver’s license.

In time, Neil Armstrong, student pilot, became Neil Armstrong, navy fighter pilot in the Korean War. In time, Neil Armstrong, student pilot, became Neil Armstrong, navy fighter pilot in the Korean War.

Then he was Neil Armstrong, test pilot, flying rocket powered airplanes to the upper edges of the sky. Eventually he became Neil Armstrong, astronaut. Then he was Neil Armstrong, test pilot, flying rocket powered airplanes to the upper edges of the sky. Eventually he became Neil Armstrong, astronaut.

Astronauts are special pilots who fly spacecraft around Earth. When Neil became an astronaut there was a plan to land people on the moon and then return them safely to Earth. The moon had gripped people’s imagination for thousand of years. Astronauts are special pilots who fly spacecraft around Earth. When Neil became an astronaut there was a plan to land people on the moon and then return them safely to Earth. The moon had gripped people’s imagination for thousand of years.

On July 16, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Mike Collins sat in a cramped capsule atop a Saturn rocket. On July 16, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Mike Collins sat in a cramped capsule atop a Saturn rocket.

At 9:32 A.M. the main rocket motors erupted. Flames spewed from the Saturn’s tail as it lifted from the ground. Soon the first set of engines exhausted their fuel and fell toward the ocean. At 9:32 A.M. the main rocket motors erupted. Flames spewed from the Saturn’s tail as it lifted from the ground. Soon the first set of engines exhausted their fuel and fell toward the ocean.

Smaller engines sprang to life and sent the capsule circling the globe. After two turns around Earth, a final rocket engine blasted the capsule to 25,000 miles an hour and they hurtled to the moon.

When they reached the moon, Neil and Buzz entered a special spacecraft designed to part from the main capsule and land on the moon. Mike remained aboard the main capsule to pilot it as the other two astronauts dropped to the moon’s surface. When they reached the moon, Neil and Buzz entered a special spacecraft designed to part from the main capsule and land on the moon. Mike remained aboard the main capsule to pilot it as the other two astronauts dropped to the moon’s surface.

Earthlings Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin had finally reached the moon! Earthlings Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin had finally reached the moon!

Wearing space suits and helmets, they opened the hatch of the spacecraft. Before them was the moon, magnificent and empty. Neil climbed down a ladder and hopped to the ground. Special cameras allowed 600 million people on Earth to watch and listen. Wearing space suits and helmets, they opened the hatch of the spacecraft. Before them was the moon, magnificent and empty. Neil climbed down a ladder and hopped to the ground. Special cameras allowed 600 million people on Earth to watch and listen.

“That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” Neil said into his microphone. “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” Neil said into his microphone.

Buzz climbed down the ladder and stepped onto the moon’s surface. Neil stood next to Buzz. Their helmets almost touched. Buzz grinned broadly. Neil clasped his hand on his partner’s shoulder. “Isn’t it fun!” Neil said. Buzz climbed down the ladder and stepped onto the moon’s surface. Neil stood next to Buzz. Their helmets almost touched. Buzz grinned broadly. Neil clasped his hand on his partner’s shoulder. “Isn’t it fun!” Neil said.

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon and became a hero to millions of people. On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon and became a hero to millions of people.

But inside him was the memory of an ordinary boy from Wapakoneta, Ohio. But inside him was the memory of an ordinary boy from Wapakoneta, Ohio. A boy who loved books and music. A boy who loved books and music. A boy who was shy and who made friends carefully. A boy who was shy and who made friends carefully. A boy who dreamed of hanging in the air suspended only by a trapped breath. A boy who dreamed of hanging in the air suspended only by a trapped breath.