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Fortunately these old craft have been preserved. Hopefully the Space Force will preserve some of their early flying saucers that we may one day see in the museum!

Awesome photos, Randy. So cool how easy it was to see back then. Now all the invasive trees are blocking. Great shots!!

I would have really enjoyed watching that Atlas Booster travel thru my town years ago!! I can see me as a boy standing along the road thrilled as it passed me by.......

The cars look different from what we have now, I recognize an Impala and a Corvair! However the rockets look rather similar so I think they got it right way back then. I would have been 2 years old there, but I did get to see it twenty years later!

This video actually aged well. I filmed the drum jam at a renfair somewhere and got the idea for this. Love the internet

He whom controls Information controls the world

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They showed us the way

To you who fished at the boat house I was there in 1976-80. USAF Sgt. Richard Limon Martinez?

I would be surprise it has the sufficient strength (it's has no fiber)

The first American astronaut to conduct a space walk was Edward H.White ll on June 3, 1965.

History recovered! Gemini was not the first nor did it go to the moon but it taught NASA to maneuver and dock in space.

could this be done with bondo?

It's been 5 years,hows it been holding up and what else did you do to the driveway???

Thank you.. I am doing this today!!!! 😊

Thank you for vid bro

My dad worked for Pan-Am at KSC, he was a painter and painted everything including the rockets of the Apollo era..

wow, I was deinitely hesitant when I saw the initial damage. Absolutely astonishing after!

Just think of how many thousands of done this work over the years. Great video!!

A❤mazing

This video is a good way to understand more about the collection.

Sharp looking missile, it looks fast and stealthy even today.

Superb video. We lived down the street from the Mace Training School at Orlando AFB. I miss the old Brevard days.

Great!! Never heard of MACE !! The Cape back then, no trees in the way.

Nice quiet forest. I was expecting a huge spider or a big 'gator to jump out at me! Ugh! Thanks for deleting those parts! (heh heh)

A world long gone!

Possibly the least glamorous part of spaceflight but the most important!

So cool, Randy! They were using state of the art computers, for their time. Now each one of our phones can do more. Also love how clean and new those those block houses are 👍👍

I love those old consoles, particularly at 0:34 central timing console!!

Thank you!! I have a BnS mower with this very issue and was torn what to do. It's a great mower that's lightweight and have become attached to it.

Really scary stuff

Excellent Randy !! I never even knew PanAm was involved. It's a treat to see how different the Cape was in those days. Many of those workers retired right here in Brevard County. New generat ion's have grown up and stayed. If you speak to any person in Brevard County, Fl; you will find a connection to Space, NASA, Cape Canaveral or Patrick AFB. Keep on digging Randy. Great video!!

Awesome vid! Nice job Randy.

This would be a good pre-show video for the next Missile, Space & Range Pioneers get together.

The US cancelled the MOL but the Soviet Union flew their military Almaz stations as Salyut 1, 3, and 5

wonderful work! thanks.

Awesome 👍🏻

The space shuttle system was a remarkable achievement. It could carry huge loads into orbit and even bring them back! America can be proud of the sts. We now know the extremes of spaceflight wore much more heavily on the machinery than was at first thought. Which meant much more servicing and replacement of major components. I never liked the "shuttle" name, sounding so mundane and nothing special. Better would have been "space plane" or "astrodyne" or something like that!

Halcyon times. New electronics, com-put-ers, new methods and management. The new cowboys and girls!

Your a cool cat man! ;) Seriously, thank you for everything, I appreciate it. Much love from CAP! ❤

Just like Gus Grissom, you’re a pretty cool cat. Hanger C was awesome!

Agena kept the lights on at Burbank between Kelly Johnson's U-2 and SR-71 build projects.

A versatile rocket that got the job done!

Always wondered what that building on the Cape was for and it's still there .

Really Spectacular! And I love the weird planes....the weirder the better.

4:40 That guy looks really enthused about his job lol

Great idea. Have to do this to my mower now. Bad things is its only about 5 years old.

That is a lot of hardware !! Now they talk of hypersonics; folks do not realize that all missiles are hypersonic, especially some of those old ones mounted below the wings of B52.

Yes, back in the days when that area was a government funded Disneyland.

Interesting collection of photos, the Pad Rats and Suits at 1:15, wow that's a big camcorder!