Hidden Past podcast: LI's Grumman helps put a man on the moon - listen here
Some 9,000 Grumman employees worked day and night to do something humans had never done before - put a man on the moon. News 12's Danielle Campbell talks to Mike Lisa, Al Contessa and Ross Bracco, who worked on the lunar module.
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Jul 2, 2019, 5:35 PM
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In 1962, Bethpage's Grumman Corporation was awarded a NASA contract to develop, assemble and test a spacecraft for the Apollo missions.
Some 9,000 Grumman employees worked day and night to do something humans had never done before - put a man on the moon.
STORY: Long Island's Hidden Past: 9,000 Grumman employees helped put man on the moon
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News 12's Danielle Campbell talks to Mike Lisa, Al Contessa and Ross Bracco, who worked on the lunar module.
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