Apollo 11 - "Somebody's Upside Down" Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad The Blue Flame survives today

The Blue Flame survives today and is on permanent exhibition at the Auto and Technik Museum Sinsheim in Germany

Built by the Electro-Motive Division of General Motors

These were only eventually bested by its F-15 Eagle replacement

Against the more advanced Tiger and Panther tanks however

the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant

Apollo 11 - "Somebody's Upside Down" Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad The Blue Flame survives todayOn July 20, 1969 the spacecraft of Apollo 11 orbited the moon. They were the Command Service Module "Columbia" and the Lunar Module "Eagle". When the two spacecraft separated Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin in "Eagle" were preparing to make the descent from lunar orbit to the surface while Michael Collins remained alone in orbit in "Columbia". "You cats take it easy on the lunar surface", Collins said as he released the LM. Collins did a visual