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George Thompson

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George Thompson is a retired Navy commander with over twenty-five years of aviation experience. A former fighter pilot, he currently flies the friendly skies for FedEx. A native of New Orleans, he now lives in Memphis, TN with his wife Barbara.

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George Thompson Dan, thanks for your question. In short, the answer is not soon enough. As life has a tendency to get in the way of such projects, the sequel has been…moreDan, thanks for your question. In short, the answer is not soon enough. As life has a tendency to get in the way of such projects, the sequel has been put on hold. But as any Top Gun fan can tell you, it’s never too late for a sequel! Regards, George(less)

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Echoes of Apollo

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The Legacy of Apollo

The real legacy of the Apollo program is much more than flags and footprints. The spectacular achievements of the Moon program stirred the imagination of an entire generation. We will soon live in a world where no living human has set foot on another world. Imagine if Columbus returned from the New World...and no one followed in his footsteps. It's time to look outward again, and inspire the next Read more of this blog post »

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