Neil A. Armstrong

"For all Americans this must be the most proud day in our life ... due to precious moments everyone on the earth in the whole history of mankind Richard Nixon President

My hero is Neil Alden Armstrong. He is an American astronaut. He is the first person to walk on the moon.

Born in Wapakoneta, Ohio on August 5, 1930, love for Armstrong's plane and flight began in his childhood.

In 1947 Armstrong received a US Navy scholarship and entered Purdue University for aeronautical engineering studies. But only a year and a half later, the US Navy called him to be on duty, he became a naval pilot. In 1950, he was sent to South Korea, where he carried out 78 combat missions during the Korean War. He won three medals with his excellent service. In 1952, Armstrong returned to Purdue University to complete his research.

In 1955, Armstrong became a research pilot of the National Air Advisory Committee (now known as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)). In 1962 he became an astronaut. He was a command pilot of the Gemini Eighth Duty launched in 1966. Under the direction of the co-pilot David Scott, he successfully docked the two spacecraft for the first time. It is important as it is a step that people need to learn before being sent to the moon.

Armstrong is Apollo 11, commander of a manned assignment to the first month in history. He worked hard during the preparatory period. On July 20, 1969, he created history and became the first person to land on the moon and the first person to step in on the surface. After stepping on the moon, his first sentence became the most famous sentence of the 20th century: "For men, this is a small step and a great leap for man."

From the beginning, people wanted to look up at the moon and go there. Armstrong is the first person who realized this dream for all of us.

Armstrong resigned from NASA in 1971 and became a professor of aerospace engineering. He is also an active consultant for private companies and serves as a director of several companies.

Neil Armstrong's life tells us what we can accomplish at all goals, unless we work hard, work together, being firm and not taking responsibility for risks. His important contribution to our country and the world is proud that I am American. He is my hero

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Neil Alden Armstrong was born on Stephen Koenig Armstrong and Viola Louise Engel on 5th August 1930. He was born on a grandparent farm in Auglaize County. He is an ancestor of the Scots, Irish, Germans, there are two younger brothers, a sister in June and a younger brother Dean. Neal's father, Steven Armstrong served as the auditor. Neil has become Ohio State Government. My family lived in several communities such as Warren, Ravenna, Jefferson, Upper Sandusky, St Marys and my family decided to settle in the birthplace of Wapa Community, Neil.

Neil Armstrong was born near Wapakoneta, Ohio on August 5, 1930. He is the oldest of the three children. He is the son of Stephen and Viola Engel Armstrong. When Neil was six years old, he flew his first flight with an airplane. That was when he began to be interested in airplanes. On his 16th birthday he got a pilot license. At that time, he was a serious pilot. He made a small wide tunnel in the basement and experimented with the model plane he made. At the age of 17, he received a US Navy scholarship and entered Purdue University. Two years later he was summoned to the Navy for the duty and served as the wing of his jet at the Pensacola Naval Air Base in Florida. He is the youngest pilot of the squadron. He is still 20 years old. In Korea ... show more