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I thought he was such a babe that I watched all the reports from the Columbia while it was still in space. Ilan Ramon had reached another landmark, though it ended in tragedy, the first Israeli in space. He took his mission very seriously, and tried to represent all Israelis on the mission, taking on practices that he didn't normally stick to so much, like having all kosher meals on the Shuttle.
Ramon may be known now for his time with NASA, but he was already a national hero in Israel for his military successes. He had fought in the Yom Kippur War in 1973, and was a Colonel in the IAF. He was also one of the pilots responsible for destroying the nuclear reactor in Iraq in 1981.
Even though he is gone from us, his legacy is still amazing and inspiring to many. Rest in Peace.
- “the American Stance On An Israeli Strike Has Changed Dramatically Recently”
Washington Free Beacon:Gen. Amos Yadlinsaidin an interview on Israel Army Radio on Wednesday. “The music I’ve been hearing lately from Washington says ‘If this is truly an overriding Israeli security interest, and you think you want to strike,”...
- Dream Chaser
Space plane arrives at NASA facility for flight testing A white-and-black space plane, very much resembling the now-retired space shuttle, was trucked to a NASA flight center in the Mojave Desert to begin a round of testing to see if it has...
- The New World Order At Nasa
From Maggie's Notebook:What is with this government? Every day there is another slur on American Culture, American Values. This time the agency is NASA. Instead of naming a new rocket after an American Hero or a victim of the 9/11 attacks, they have...
- Obama And The Future Of Space Exploration: Not
During my lifetime, I have watched the pursuit of space grow. As a child, I watched in awe as a man walked on the moon. The trials and tribulations of the explorer program and "robots" on mars. I have one more endeavor I would like to experience, a man/woman...
- Raid On The Reactor
In 1981, Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein, was well on his way to completing the Osirak nuclear reactor, which he planned on using to enrich Uranium in order to build nuclear weapons. If Hussein's Iraq had achieved nuclear capability, the world would...
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Infidel Hunk of the Week
I thought he was such a babe that I watched all the reports from the Columbia while it was still in space. Ilan Ramon had reached another landmark, though it ended in tragedy, the first Israeli in space. He took his mission very seriously, and tried to represent all Israelis on the mission, taking on practices that he didn't normally stick to so much, like having all kosher meals on the Shuttle.
Ramon may be known now for his time with NASA, but he was already a national hero in Israel for his military successes. He had fought in the Yom Kippur War in 1973, and was a Colonel in the IAF. He was also one of the pilots responsible for destroying the nuclear reactor in Iraq in 1981.
Even though he is gone from us, his legacy is still amazing and inspiring to many. Rest in Peace.
- “the American Stance On An Israeli Strike Has Changed Dramatically Recently”
Washington Free Beacon:Gen. Amos Yadlinsaidin an interview on Israel Army Radio on Wednesday. “The music I’ve been hearing lately from Washington says ‘If this is truly an overriding Israeli security interest, and you think you want to strike,”...
- Dream Chaser
Space plane arrives at NASA facility for flight testing A white-and-black space plane, very much resembling the now-retired space shuttle, was trucked to a NASA flight center in the Mojave Desert to begin a round of testing to see if it has...
- The New World Order At Nasa
From Maggie's Notebook:What is with this government? Every day there is another slur on American Culture, American Values. This time the agency is NASA. Instead of naming a new rocket after an American Hero or a victim of the 9/11 attacks, they have...
- Obama And The Future Of Space Exploration: Not
During my lifetime, I have watched the pursuit of space grow. As a child, I watched in awe as a man walked on the moon. The trials and tribulations of the explorer program and "robots" on mars. I have one more endeavor I would like to experience, a man/woman...
- Raid On The Reactor
In 1981, Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein, was well on his way to completing the Osirak nuclear reactor, which he planned on using to enrich Uranium in order to build nuclear weapons. If Hussein's Iraq had achieved nuclear capability, the world would...