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I'm old enough to remember Apollo 13 as it happened in real time.

Part of my faith was being a child of 11 and not having the remotest understanding of the gravity of the situation. Part of it was the infallible reputation NASA had at the time (Yeah, I know....times have changed. But that's the way it was in 1970).

Regardless, I never doubted for one second that they would get back OK.
 

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I'm old enough to remember Apollo 13 as it happened in real time.

Part of my faith was being a child of 11 and not having the remotest understanding of the gravity of the situation. Part of it was the infallible reputation NASA had at the time (Yeah, I know....times have changed. But that's the way it was in 1970).

Regardless, I never doubted for one second that they would get back OK.
I was a bit older and fully understood the gravity of the situation and had many doubts that they would make it back alive. It was a tremendous relief when they splashed down safely. I still had a fresh memory of Grissom, White and Chaffee.:cry:
 
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Bobby Whitlock, Derek and the Dominos founder, dead at 77
https://nypost.com/2025/08/10/enter...dies-derek-and-the-dominos-founder-dead-at-77

Started with nothing. Man, they could do it. RIP

I highly recommend watching the home videos that Bobby and CoCo started doing about 4 or 5 years ago. CoCo just asks the questions and Bobby just tells his side of story after story about his musical journey. He's a great story teller and it's easy to fall in love with his personality. I've watched dozens of those videos.

You can find their channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@BW-CC

Bobby Whitlock was a great player and singer, and an integral part of several iconic musical configurations. :)
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