
Four other panels are dedicated to heroes: Persons from Apollo who died in the line of service, men and women of the Apollo Police Department, the Apollo Fire Department, and the crew of Apollo 1 who died in a "NASA preflight test" in 1967.
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Hmmmmm I live in Pennsylvania and never heard of Apollo Pa. I ask my Hubs and he thinks it is out near Philly. Anyway.... always fun to visit family.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a dignified and beautiful memorial. That blue sky makes the photo even prettier. Interesting about the name being a palindrome. I wouldn't have realized it if you hadn't pointed it out.
ReplyDeleteTerry, It's closer to Pittsburg.
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