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Craig Covault and George Diller, two esteemed individuals in the field of space exploration



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Craig Covault and George Diller, two esteemed individuals in the field of space exploration, were recently honored as the 75th and 76th members of the prestigious "Chroniclers" at Kennedy Space Center. With a career spanning over three decades, Craig Covault covered approximately 100 space shuttle launches and missions from Florida's Kennedy Space Center. His dedication to reporting on these historic events has made him an invaluable asset to NASA Public Affairs. George Diller, who retired in 2017 after a remarkable 37-year career in NASA Public Affairs, also joined this distinguished group. Together, they unveiled brass strips engraved with their names during a ceremony that celebrated their contributions to documenting the incredible achievements of human spaceflight. Hortense Diggs, deputy director of Kennedy Space Center's Office of Communication and Public Engagement, expressed her admiration for both Craig Covault and George Diller. Their unwavering commitment to sharing the wonders of space exploration with the world has left an indelible mark on our collective understanding. The addition of Craig Covault and George Diller to the "Chroniclers wall" is not only a testament to their exceptional careers but also serves as inspiration for future generations who aspire to follow in their footsteps. These individuals have truly become legends within the realm of aerospace journalism. As we reflect on their accomplishments, let us remember that every dollar spent on chronicling these groundbreaking moments is worth its weight in gold. From A Diller a Dollar to being recognized as Twelve O'clock Scholars in their field, Craig Covault and George they have left an enduring legacy that will continue to inspire awe and wonderment for years to come.