CSPAN3 February 11, 2012
says a lot for american craftsmanship. because in those days, american craftsmanship was really in question. were we capable of building the high technologies that seemed to be coming from europe at this time? at that time, european standards were the ones everyone was trying to emulate. and there were questions whether we were capable of competing in the world of the '60s and the '70s, we were capable of competing for the future. and neil proceeded to elaborate on his feelings about the american craftsmanship and the ability to do something so intensely complex, and be successful th...
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