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William J. Clinton
XLII President of the United States: 1993 - 2001
Remarks on the 25th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing
July 20th, 1994
Thank you very much, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, veterans of the Apollo program, the friends of the space program in America, and most of all, to those whom we honor here today.
Just a day before he died, President Kennedy compared our space program to a boy who comes upon a wall in an orchard. The wall is tall. It looks insurmountable, but the boy is curious about what lies on the other side. So he throws his cap over the wall, and then he has no choice but to go after it.
Twenty-five years ago today, our Nation, represented by these three brave men, made that climb. And so, today we are gathered to celebrate their voyage and, I honestly hope, to recommit ourselves to their spirit of discovery.Apollo 11 , Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins were our guides for the wondrous, the unimaginable at that time, the true handiwork of God. They realized the dreams of a nation. They fulfilled an American destiny. They taught us that nothing is impossible if we set our sights high enough.
Today we're honored to have them and all the other Apollo astronauts who are here with us. For every American who followed your journey, especially for those of us who were young on that fateful day 25 years ago, and for the young Americans who still dream dreams of a future in space, we thank you all.
Looking back on that mission, one thing is clear that we ought to remember today. It wasn't easy. The ship to the heavens measured just 13 feet in diameter. The destination was 3 days and a world away. On the third day as the tiny module descended to the Moon, it came dangerously close to a crash landing—that happens around here all the time—[laughter] —but Neil Armstrong took over the controls from the computer and landed safely.
http://www.cswap.com/2001/Behind_Enemy_Lines/cap/en/25fps/a/00_10
Behind Enemy Lines
:10:02
You've had an interesting career, Lieutenant.
http://www.cswap.com/2001/Behind_Enemy_Lines/cap/en/25fps/a/00_10
Behind Enemy Lines
:10:37
Just out of curiosity, Lieutenant,
what happened to you?
:10:41
Sir, I signed up to be a fighter pilot.
I didn't wanna be a cop.
:10:45
I certainly didn't wanna be a cop walkin' the
beat in a neighborhood no one cares about.
2008 film "The Day the Earth Stood Still" DVD movie:
00:54:34
United States National Security Agency Task Force FISA warrant surveillance of police radio communications: "Nine One One. What's your emergency?"... "The escaped convict they showed on the news, I just saw the guy at the gas station"... "Can you describe him?"... "He was in a little car"... "Nine One One. What is your emergency"... "I just saw that wanted man over by the McDonalds"... "Can you give me a description of the car?"... "A silver four-door with a woman and a kid"... "I need three units to look for a silver Honda near Ochada orchard"... "Unit One responding"...
00:55:07
Klaatu: This is it. Stop here.
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Superman IV: The Quest for Peace
1:22:18
WILL THE WORLD
BE VAPORIZED?
1:22:19
NO, LUTHOR.
1:22:21
AS ALWAYS,
IT'S ON THE BRINK,
1:22:22
WITH GOOD FIGHTING EVIL.
