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In Memoriam

One year ago today, Columbia broke up on entry.

Anyone new to the site can go back and read some of my thoughts on the day it happened. There are some columns I wrote on the subject in the days and weeks immediately after here, here, here and here. I also ran a little haiku contest.

Most of my analysis and commentary seems to have held up pretty well.

Posted by Rand Simberg at February 01, 2004 08:00 AM
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It should be "In memoriam".

Posted by Hamilcar at February 2, 2004 07:18 AM

I was in a land navigation class in US Army basic combat training at Fort Knox when I heard of the Columbia crash. We were just settling into our seats after a break when one of our Drill Sergeants walked in front of the class and said,"I regret to inform you that the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon re-entry. There were no survivors." He then sternly (is there any other way?) walked away and we were told to get back to work. I was stunned and shocked. I worked at NASA JSC for several years and even played softball against some astronauts. But that's the Army for you: Drive On, Soldier.

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