Memories of watching Apollo 11: 'You could hear a pin drop'

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Memories of watching Apollo 11: 'You could hear a pin drop'
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'The room was in total awe, you could hear a pin drop.' People share memories of the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Here are five of the Smithsonian’s submissions. They have been edited for length.Frank Schramm of Montclair, New Jersey, was 12 years old and away at summer camp for four weeks of swimming, hiking and building rockets. The Apollo 11 landing was during his second week at Camp Watonka in Hawley, Pennsylvania. The only problem was that they didn’t have a television there.

“I remember my mother letting my sister and me stay up late to watch the moonwalk. I love anything space related. I had a model of the Apollo 11 rocket, the lunar module, and the Star Trek Enterprise on my desk. I still have my scrapbook of newspaper clippings starting one week before blast off until the day the astronauts came out of quarantine on the Apollo 11 mission. I got to meet Buzz Aldrin at the Star Trek 30th anniversary convention in Huntsville, Alabama.

Waldrup started flying planes later that year. He eventually became a pilot in the Air Force and watched two of his buddies go on to become space shuttle astronauts. Waldrup is now a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum’s Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia.

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