Archivist of the United States and a pleasure to welcome you here to the william g. Mcgowan theater at the National Iraq ives. Whether in the room or participating through facebook or youtuben a special welcome to our cspan audience. Im pleased you could join us for tonights Program Small steps pan giant leaps how apollo 11 shaped our understanding of earth and beyond. Tonights program is presented in partnership with the American Geophysical union, swrating its 100th anniversary this year and made possible in part by the National Archives foundation through the generous support of the boeing company. We thank them for support. Starting tonight a and the next four days we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the historic flight of apollo 11 and the first moon landing. Tomorrow night, july 18th well screen the recently recent celebrated documentary, apollo 11, crafted from newly discovered video and audio recording here at the National Archives. Following the film, the nasa chief histori
Participate. For those of you have joined us onsite, welcome. We will take your questions. We ask that you hold on to them until the end of the presentation. If you can, please use the microphones so we can capture your voice online. For those of you watching questions. Can ask log into the chat feature of this Youtube Channel and type your questions in. I will then ask the questions at the end of the session. You will find to hotlinks. One will take you to presentation the other to live captioning. Todays program is entitled ]ld war ii and the first they work in the National Archives Motion Picture preservation laboratory. They perform preservation work and recordsctures held at the National Archives. Before joining the 11th 2006, audrey worked with the film collection at a college. Completed her education at washington university, earning a masters in history with a certificate in archives and records management. It is a pleasure to have them return to highlight their work. Please we
Encourage more American Travel of the Missouri River and more american trade with the indians. The story of south dakota, there are interesting tales. When you come into south dakota, Sergeant Lloyd had just died. They got to elk point, south dakota. Interestingly, clarks slave Sergeant Floyd had just died. They got to elk point, south dakota. Interestingly, clarks slave york was able to vote in the election. Very unusual. They had to go see these devils. Once they got to the top of the spirit mounts, what did they see . Their first bison. Acres and acres of bison. These are men coming from the eastern United States who are used to seeing trees and forests and heal and fields and rocks. This was a farmers delight as well as a hunters delight. The youngest member of the expedition got lost. But the most important thing that happened, the lakota here, many historians believe it could have been the end of the expedition because it was a confrontation. It was a great misunderstanding betwe
For those of you have joined us onsite, welcome. We will take your questions. We ask that you hold on to them until the end of the presentation. If you can, please use the microphones so we can capture your voice online. For those of you watching online, you can ask questions. Log into the chat feature of this Youtube Channel and type your questions in. I will then ask the questions at the end of the session. You will find to hotlinks. One will take you to presentation the other to live captioning. Todays program is entitled world war ii and the first ion it sure unit films. World war ii and the First Motion Picture Unit films. They work in the National Archives Motion Picture preservation laboratory. They perform preservation work on Motion Pictures and records held at the National Archives. Before joining the 11th 2006, audrey worked with the film collection at a college. Heidi completed her education at washington university, earning a masters in history with a certificate in archiv
Presentation. If you can, please use the microphones so we can capture your voice online. For those of you watching online, you can ask questions. Log into the chat feature of this Youtube Channel and type your questions in. I will then ask the questions at the end of the session. You will find to hotlinks. One will take you to presentation slides and the other to live captioning. Todays program is entitled world war ii and the first unit picture films with specialists. They work in the National Archives Motion Picture preservation laboratory. They perform conservation and preservation work on Motion Pictures and records held at the National Archives. Before joining the lab in 2006, audrey worked with the film museum at at the bowdoin college. Heidi completed her education at washington university, earning a masters in history with a certificate in archives and records management. Works in the lab since it is 2009. A pleasure to have them return to highlight their work. Ladies and gent