June
Hoffman, sister of the late Neil Armstrong and Armstrong's sons, Eric
"Rick" Armstrong, center, and Mark Armstrong look out from the USS
Philippine Sea (CG 58) as it departs Mayport, Fla. for the burial at sea service
for Armstrong, Friday, Sept. 14, 2012.
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Service Members of the US Navy are seen during the
burial at sea service for Neil Armstrong.
Reading Carol Armstrong, wife of Neil Armstrong,
Eric "Rick" Armstrong, son of Neil Armstrong, June Hoffman, Neil
Armstrong's sister, and other family members are seen bowing their heads during
the Armstrong burial at sea service.
Family Flag US Navy Captain Steve Shinego, commanding
officer of the USS Philippine Sea (CG 58), presents the US flag to Carol
Armstrong following the burial at sea service for her husband.
Carol Armstrong, wife of Neil Armstrong, Eric "Rick" Armstrong, son of Neil Armstrong, and other family members are seen bowing their heads during the Armstrong burial at sea service.
Final Salute Members of the US Navy salute in honor of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong during his burial at sea service aboard the USS Philippine Sea, Friday, Sept. 14, 2012.
Navy Force Chaplain, Capt. Donald P. Troast, CHC, USN speaks during a burial at sea service for Neil Armstrong.
Family members and members of the US Navy are seen during the burial at sea service.
A US Navy firing squad fires three volleys.
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US Navy personnel carry the cremains of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong
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US Navy Lieutenant Commander Paul Nagy, USS Philippine Sea, and Carol Armstrong, wife of Neil Armstrong, commit the cremains of Neil Armstrong to sea during a burial at sea service.
US Navy Captain Steve Shinego, commanding officer of the USS Philippine Sea (CG 58), comforts Carol Armstrong, wife of Neil Armstrong, after she committed Armstrong's cremains to sea.
The American flag on the USS Philippine Sea (CG 58) is seen at half-mast during a burial at sea service for Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong.
Neil Armstrong Burial at Sea: Taps Chief Musician for the United States Navy Band, Gunnar Bruning, plays taps during the burial at sea
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