This multi cache will take you to the location of Neil Armstrong's first flight in Warren, OH.

Here at the site of the former "Warren Airways", six year old Neil Armstrong took his first flight which sparked his love of aviation.

This site is now home to the lunar module memorial. In the informational brochures available here, it is noted that this is the most "accurate replica" in the world.

Here at the site, there is also a historical marker and informational board placed in memory of Warren native and fellow NASA astronaut Ronald Parise. Dr. Parise was a graduate of nearby Warren Western Reserve High school where my mother also attended. At a young age I had an opportunity to meet the Parise family and was given an autographed astronaut headshot which I thought was the coolest thing ever. I still have it to this day in case you were curious. :)

To find this multi cache, you'll need to explore the site and find a few pieces of information at various locations around the grounds. Use the waypoints below to assist with locating the necessary information.

Stage 1 (Lunar Module) - At the Lunar Module coordinates, what is the middle word in the name of the donor carved into the rock plaque here.

Stage 2 (Gemini Rocket) - At the Gemini Rocket coordinates, what is the height in feet listed on the plaque.

Stage 3 (Apollo Rocket) - At the Apollo Rocket coordinates, what is the height in feet listed on the plaque.

Stage 4 (Plaque) - At the Plaque coordinates, what is the first number listed on the sign. Enter this in numeric form.

Stage 5 (Parise) - At the Parise coordinates, find the first graduation year listed. Use the last two digits.

To find the final, enter the info you've obtained into the checker below in the form WORDNUMBERS in the order listed above with no spaces.

You will then be rewarded with the coordinates to find the final a short distance away.

You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.