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1000 members who flew the F-100. Today in History April 5 1962 1962 Neil Armstrong takes X15 to 54600m Neil Armstrong and the X15 by Bob van der Linden Posted on Tue July 23 2019 Aeronautics Department Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Released from duty in mid1952 Armstrong returned to Purdue where he earned his degree in aeronautical engineering in 1955.