![After it is built, the R/V Neil Armstrong’s home port will be the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts Armstrong-class |](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEilTZGgpuisVHCAPgiYR493hPccanHFtFvnnwMCcqvrYyyUJvK08pdCr5qO8VVbUa-CChYcJEXY-M_tMcckkgcLjVKW4LXEw96WZCkBMqrEiMeRbtWv9FnbbPg3bHT21GfeKKB27Q/s144/Auxiliary_General_Oceanographic_Research_ship.jpg)
Armstrong, the Ohio native who died in August, will always be known as the first man to walk on the moon. But he was a Navy aviator first, with 78 combat missions from the aircraft carrier Essex. Then he turned to science and to space.
The 238-foot ship, currently being built, will be a research platform capable of mapping the deepest parts of the ocean with onboard laboratories for other marine science.
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