American Dynasty

The Command Station on the Voyager I 2012 Requiem for Our Long Departed Command Chairs Requiem aeternam dona eis, et lux perpetua luceat. Utilius est illi operam salutarem pacem cognoscere terram et homines loci qui nos de tenebris male. Ite modo in lucem. Amen   The two largest ticket items with the shortest life span in a Space EdVentures simulator are the flight director's microphone and the Captain's Chair.  The flight director's microphone because of the punishment the off and on switch gets day in and day out, mission after mission.  The Captain's Chair because of the nervous rocking back and forth accompanied by the constant scratching, pecking, and pulling on the leather, vinyl, or cloth from a stressed, anxious, captain hurtling toward a plot line in a mission from where there seems no escape.   Today we celebrate the lives and times of two Captain's Chairs recently retired from active Starfleet service at the Christa McAuliffe Space Edu...

Welcoming Another Overnight Camp 2007 Post From the Past:  Know Your Space Center History The Space Center Journal: The Space Center Versus the Olympics and the Alpine School District Transportation System.  Chris Call Returns to the Space Center and Becomes the First Flight Director to Work Solo. Stephen Porter Saves the Day Again. Mr. Williamson is a Real Jerk on the Overnight Camps. November 4, 2001 Hello Troops, We welcomed Chris Call back to employment at the Center on Friday. He  assisted in the Voyager control room and on the bridge. Chris will be  taking the reins of the Odyssey from David Merrell at the end of  December. David will be devoting full attention to his education.  Chris recently returned from an LDS mission to the Philippines. Before  his mission Chris was a flight director for the Odyssey. Chris carries t he distinction of being the first flight director to operate a ship a lone without se...