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Onsite Restoration of Military Static Display Aircraft. The links below listed free as a service of Flightline Services, Inc. If you would like to have your link added to our links page, please contact us. A reciprocal link is required. 34;AIR FORCE ONE The Final Mission [http:/ www.airforceonethefinalmission.com/]. Air Force One #27000 Reagan Library [www.reaganfoundation.org/airforceone/]. Air Mobility Command Museum [www.amcmuseum.org/]. ComputerOne [www.computerone.us].

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: October 2009

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Monday, October 26, 2009. Kids Salute to Military Heroes. The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History will celebrate Veteran’s Day on Sunday, November 15, 2009, with stories of service and multiple family activities. And look under "Kids Salute to Military Heroes." Veterans and active military personnel will all receive free admission to the Museum that day upon showing their veteran or military identification or documentation of service. The day...

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: March 2010

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Tuesday, March 16, 2010. Pi Day A Major Hit! Last Sunday on 3-14, we celebrated Pi Day at the Museum. Coincidentally, the day is also Einstein's birthday (he would have been 131). We celebrated with birthday pi, pizza pi, and all kinds of pi related activities for kids and families. Even older kids got in on the action. UNM student Theresa Miller recited up to 500 digits of pi while hula hooping and solving a rubik's cube. Hope to see you next Pi Day!

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: September 2009

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Monday, September 28, 2009. This article is a continuation of "40th Anniversary 'SNAP'shot" from the Museum's Fall Newsletter and gives a look at the interesting device called a SNAP (Systems for Nuclear Auxiliary Power). By Sarah Fair, curator. The early efforts on the SNAP began in 1956 with the objective of powering instruments in space satellites. By 1963, two satellites powered by SNAPs were already in orbit. For more info about the new exhibit.

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: August 2010

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Thursday, August 26, 2010. Senator Domenici Book Signing. The authors of the books have also been invited to attend and sign books. They are:. Senator Pete Domenici’s Legacy 2008 by Jon Hunner. Senator Pete Domenici’s Legacy 2009 by Vicki Taggert. Not Just New Mexico’s Senator by Martin Janowski. The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Tuesday, August 10, 2010. NPR Story About the Museum. Check out the story on NPR about the Museum on the 65...

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: Civil Defense Collection

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Thursday, October 21, 2010. I still remember it attached to one of the exterior walls of my elementary school, the yellow and black fallout shelter sign. Once inside there were other signs directing people to the basement. Once I was able to go down into the basement to help my teacher move some easels and there they were. Stacked neatly were big green barrels and boxes of supplies, some marked crackers, others marked medical kit. It was the Kennedy adm...

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: April 2010

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Thursday, April 29, 2010. Join the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History on May 12 for an exciting evening of Mediterranean cuisine, New Mexico wines, tequila tasting, salsa music DJ, and “The Art of Fashion Show” produced by Buzz Networking Abq. 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Admission is free to Pure Energy Members and only $15 admission for the general public. For more information contact: 505-245-2137, ext. 113, or nscala@nuclearmuseum.org. 8220;Ameri...

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: October 2010

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Friday, October 29, 2010. Boy Scouts of America Nuclear Merit Badge. Merit badges have been an integral part of the Scouting program since the start of the movement in the United Kingdom in 1907. Scouting ca. With many parents in Amarillo working at the local Pantex Plant, one of the more popular merit badges was the Atomic Energy Badge. Approved by the BSA in 1963, it was the 104th in their series of merit badges. In 2005, the badge was renamed...The f...

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History: The Berlin Airlift and the Candy Bombers

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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Wednesday, October 24, 2012. The Berlin Airlift and the Candy Bombers. At the end of World War II, Germany was divided into four zones, each occupied by the Allied nations of Britain, France, the Soviet Union, and the United States. The German capital of Berlin, which lay one hundred miles inside the Soviet zone, was also similarly divided. The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.