Ronald Reagan, Jim Love, Betty Love and state senator Walter Stiern.īetty Love came to work for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) High Speed Flight Research Station at Muroc Air Force Base, now Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., in 1952. From left, state assemblyman Kent Stacey, Judi Dana, Bill Dana, Gov.
Honors for X-15 work - X-15 research engineering technician Betty Love (on right) joined her husband, X-15 project manager Jim Love and test pilot Bill Dana for a ceremony honoring the program’s success in California Gov. Betty Love: A living link to the early X-planes The following profiles represent just a sample of people who have made a difference in the agency’s history. NASA’s 50-year legacy of pioneering the future is as much the product of quietly persistent innovators and unsung heroes as it is of the agency’s more high profile representatives.
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