Happy Fourth of July!

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Happy 4th of July! Here we see Space Shuttle Atlantis at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in November 2012. Photo Credit: Alan Walters / AmericaSpace

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla — AmericaSpace would like to wish everyone a very happy 4th of July! Please be sure to celebrate safely. In the image above, Space Shuttle Atlantis is greeted at the gateway to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida in November 2012.

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4 Comments

  1. A very happy 4th of July to Jim Hillhouse, Jason Rihan, Ben Evans and all of the great staff and contributors of AmericaSpace who teach and inform us about one of the things that makes this such a great nation – our program of space exploration. Also, a great 4th of July to Tom, Leonidas (yeah, I know you’re Greek, but hey, you guys invented democracy! 🙂 ) and to the many intelligent, respectful, dedicated individuals who post on AmericaSpace. If you would be so kind, as you are enjoying this holiday – the barbeque, the parade, the fireworks – PLEASE remember the veterans who have made your freedom possible, their sacrifices, and for some heroes, the ultimate sacrifice.

    • Oops, so sorry Ben. I forgot that you are British, but, other than that bit of a dust up in 1812, we’ve gotten along rather well since 1776. We greatly appreciate and value our stalwart allies “across the pond”, and our cherished friends who call Britain their home.

  2. Thank you so much Karol for taking the time to extend your wishes all the way to here! I’d also like to return the wishes and to trully wish you a very happy 4th of July and I’d like to give my sincere and warmest wishes to all the stuff here working for AmericaSpace and all of its readers wherever they may be. Jim and Jason, along with the rest of the excellent stuff, you make AmericaSpace alive!

    It may sound like a worn-out cliche, but do take the time to reflect on and celebrate the things that make the US a great country (I’d put the space program on the top of the list, but I guess everyone has different opinions). And take some time to reflect, on how you can turn around as a nation, the sad things that don’t really belong to the character of a free nation.

    I hope everyone has a great Independence Day and is safe!

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