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Yes Neil Armstrong was on both the Gemini spacecraft as well as the Apollo 11 spacecraft.
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Who did neil Armstrong work for?
nasa
What charity work did neil Armstrong do?
None.
What did Neil Armstrong work on?
Neil Armstrong was an astronaut in the 60's and was the first man to walk on the moon, he is now retired.
How long did neil Armstrong work for the NASA for?
boon in the usa
What weapons did Neil Armstrong take on the moon?
As we all know, it was Buzz Aldrin, not Niel Armstrong, who fought the moon men, as detailed in David X. Cohen's seminal work, "Cold Warriors". Now, the primitive, yet efficient, weaponry sported by this fantastic duo was, in fact, an advanced set of harpoons, expecting to find only whales. He was soon to be mistaken.
Who does neil Armstrong work for now?
Neil Armstrong died August 2012.
Who did neil Armstrong work for?
nasa
What work do Neil Armstrong do?
Neil Armstrong was a pilot in the U.S airforce as well as a retired astronaut.Neil Armstrong died August 2012.
What charity work did neil Armstrong do?
None.
What did Neil Armstrong work on?
Neil Armstrong was an astronaut in the 60's and was the first man to walk on the moon, he is now retired.
What kind of scientific work did Neil Armstrong do?
chemical research
What was the best work of neil Armstrong?
he discovered the shape of moon
How long did neil Armstrong work for the NASA for?
boon in the usa
When did the firs man work on the moon?
1969 it was Neil Armstrong
What were neilarmstrong work?
Neil Armstrong was the first person to step on earth's moon.
Where did Neil Armstrong's parents work?
Neil Armstrongâ??s parents were named Stephen and Viola Armstrong. His dad was an auditor for the State of Ohio, and it is unknown if his mom had a job.
Why was Neil Armstrong selected to be an astronaut?
Neil Armstrong met all the requirements and had a desire to fly in space. Because of his work on the X-15 program Neil was actually the only Apollo-era astronaut to have his astronaut pin before joining NASA.
