Without your help this project will not succeed. I cannot express enough in words how grateful I am to the people that have contributed to the flyARIA site. When I started this site I could not have imagined the journey that would unfold for me.

I want to give a special thank you to Mr. David Denn. He has reminded me that things do happen for a reason.

If you do not see your name listed, contact Randy Losey.

Stanley Anderson was assigned to Patrick AFB in August of 1967. After returning from a tour with the 366th TFW Tactical Unit Operations Center at DaNang AB, RVN, he became the NCOIC of the Aircraft Operations Control Center, AOCC, known through out NASA as "ARIA Control", flying a console for every mission from Apollo 4 in November 1967, through Apollo 14 in 1971.

Cramer Bacque

Scott Barclay

Bob Beach

Steve Biawitz

OMTU Page 1 - Billy Besecker, RF
OMTU Page 4 - Major Stevension, MC

Boeing constructed all of the ARIA aircraft.

Jeff Bressler

Bob Burns

Cheryl Davis, daughter of David Wilson.

Department of Defense

David Denn. Board Member ARIA 328 Memorial Foundation.

Todd A. Efaw

Geoffrey Fairhurst, Administrator Ascension Island.

Jack Gallimor

Alastair T. Gardiner

Bob Guere

Kay Guere, mother of Bob Guere. Kay was excited when she found the flyARIA.com web site. She submitted Bobs' art work. You are missed.

Paul H Hasz - ARIA Aircraft 62-4133 Picture. Currently the only picture of 62-4133 ARIA as of February 5, 2009.

Rob Heil

Neil Hendricks

Charles Hinton

George Kamburoff

Robert Kesl - Update on ARIA Aircraft 60-0329 February 4, 2009.

Dennis Knotts

Tim Kozusko

Brian Lockett

Randy Losey, former Antenna Control Operator ARIA 60-0374. President and Founder ARIA 328 Memorial Foundation.

http://www.ARIAMemorial.com

Colin Mackellar, Webmaster HoneySuckleCreek.net. HoneySuckleCreek.net is a tribute to the men and women of the Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station. His ongoing work is a tribute to the pioneering work of all who were involved with NASAs' Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station, DSS-46.

http://www.honeysucklecreek.net

Bill Mackey worked at Bendix Radio and was one of the Antenna/RF designers on the original ARIA system. His scope of work involved everything in the radome of the aircraft except for the x-band radar.

http://www.bendixradiofoundation.com

James Mathews

Michel Mauro

Jere McLucas

Robert Mosley

Chris Miller has provided a number of photographs for the ARIA web sites. The aircraft in the flyARIA.com header picture is only one of many beautiful shots of ARIA aircraft.

Jim Owen 4950th OMS.

Andy Padgett

Toby Rufty

Robert Rys

William Walkowiak

Robin Wheaton

Jim White

David Wilson was a supervisor at Douglas Aircraft and was among the first employees hired in 1952.