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    Default 25 year anniversary of the Space Shuttle disaster

    I was working in Orlando and we watched from the top of the building at MGM studios.
    We had seen many lift offs and had worked at the cape before when it took off.
    We knew something was way wrong after a few seconds.
    My kids were so exicited at the time becaus a teacher Krista MacAuliffe
    was going and they were supposed to get pics and info at all the schools about space.

    RIP astronauts.

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    Sad day. I'm not even sure where I was at the time. R.I.P.
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    Martin Army at Ft Benning. Was in the brace shop watching it.
    I see you running, tell me what your running from

    Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.

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    I was running late for computer class , back when computer screens were black and white or green and white t.v. . Anyway i had no idea we were gonna watch it in color in the gym ( cause i was late ). so i walk in to an empty class room of 30 some odd computer screens all turned to the shuttle liftoff . Watching it on all those screens at once was one of the most memorable experiences of my life .

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    I was in the third grade. Having just sharpened my pencil I turned to walk back to my desk when the principal came on the PA and said "Attention. The space shuttle has just exploded"

    after school I ran the entire way home and watched the coverage on TV.

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    94th Combat Engineer Battalion, Darmstadt West Germany.
    Probably ass over elbows in the engine compartment of something.

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    I was on my way to school..(3rd grade to be exact). I remember listening to the radio.. it took off as we came to a 4 way stop.. when we pulled into school is when it happened. There was a creepy silence. Everything came to a stop... Living in a city w/ Marshall, and a TON of aerospace companies.. it was talked about for years...

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    I was in my mothers womb, 1st trimester.

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