For more than six decades of reporting on and assessing global space activities I have amassed loads of paper, reports/documents, books, photos, and countless tape recordings of space experts (some now long-gone) – never mind years of swag that I have accumulated.
This combined “collected works” now resides within a home office, but for the most part is parked within two large storage facilities that are packed and stacked!
Recently, I have begun the dreaded (but fun!) task of sorting through hundreds of boxes. It’s an onerous chore, a dusty, deep-dive into space history…right up to today.
All that said, and as a 1946 graduate of life, I am now engaged in organizing this compilation.
But wait a minute!
How many out there have taken on a similar task of treasure trove hunting and gathering?
Any ideas welcomed!
I donated 750 pounds of NASA studies and other reference books to the newly formed University of West Virginia aerospace department.
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In the middle of the process of organizing these documents they can be digitalized in order to preserve all the data