"The Apollo Space Program: Lessons Learned and Not Learned"
Event Information
About this Event
This year is the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, an historic accomplishment for our country and also for New York, which was where the Grumman Corp. built the Lunar Module (LM).
In recognition of this event and its significance as an engineering and project management triumph, we will hear from Apollo program test pilot Capt. Sam Greenberg, USNR (Ret.). Sam will discuss "lessons learned" and "not learned" during project Apollo related to the space program, aviation, engineering, with emphasis on risk identification and mitigation. This event is free and open to all who are interested.
Capt. Sam Greenberg's Background:
- Grumman Lunar Module Consulting Pilot
- U.S. Naval Aviator & Test Pilot
- Captain, USNR (Retired)
- Patrol Plane Commander
- 8000+ Pilot Hours
- Certificated Flight Instructor since 1994
- 4000+ Hours Flight Instruction Given
- Recipient of the FAA Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
Location: NomadWorks Annex, 1204 Broadway, NY, NY, 2nd Floor.
Date & Time: December 5th, Thursday, 7-9PM
Please email the event's organizer, David Szalyga, if you have any questions: david.szalyga@bod.gnym.org
