Enzi Working to Protect Hobby Rocketry
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2003 Rocketry Competition
Enzi praised the inventiveness the kids in competition showed and told them their work will benefit them and all of us in the future. -
2003 Competition
Warren Layfield (left) and Ed Romani (right) showed Enzi a t-shirt with a message they would like people to hear. -
2003 Competition
Warren Layfield (left) and Ed Romani (right) showed Enzi a t-shirt with a message they would like people to hear. -
2003 Competition
Warren Layfield (left) and Ed Romani (right) showed Enzi a t-shirt with a message they would like people to hear. -
2003 Competition
Warren Layfield (left) and Ed Romani (right) showed Enzi a t-shirt with a message they would like people to hear. -
2003 Rocket Competition
An Arkansas rocket sent a pig flying. -
Rocket Competition
Sen. Enzi helped educate people across the country about model rockets through an interview on CNN. -
2003 Competition
Kevin Johnson talked about the fineries of rocket construction with Sen. Enzi. -
Competition audience
It was a rainy day in May, but the rockets were built and they came. -
2003 Rocket Competition
Aerospace Industries Association's J.P. Stevens (speaking) was in charge of the event. Enzi listened intently as did NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe (left of Enzi) and Homer Hickum (left of O'Keefe). Hickum is the author of "Rocket Boys", the inspiration for movie "October Sky." -
Champions
The team from Boonsboro High School in Maryland won the grand prize.
