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Feb Meeting: NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts, Phases I and II
Ken Ruffin speaking at our 2011 Moon Day event at the Frontiers of Flight Museum
At the February meeting, our chapter president, Ken Ruffin, will present “NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts, Phases I and II.”
Come join us Sunday, Feb 12, at Spring Creek BBQ in Irving (on Beltline & 183) for our presentation and monthly chapter meeting. This event, as all our chapter meetings, are FREE and open to the public.
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