Secrets Of The B Chip Spy

By Wayne D Evans

As a lost and abandoned child, I grew up a successful engineer appearing to discover the secret that saved America's Apollo 11 astronauts from certain, violent death, but was I really a Russian Spy in disguise?

It was July 20th, 1969, 52 years ago., Neil Armstrong, launched on Apollo 11, was destined to be the firsthuman to become a t

• Language: English
• Publisher: The Man with More Lives Than a Cat
• Release date: Oct 25, 2021
• ISBN: 9798985041514

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Secrets of The B Chip Spy

One giant leap for mankind

Another True-Life Adventure Story

from the man that lived it.

W D EVANS

THE MAN WITH MORE LIVES THAN A CAT™

Published by:

The Man with More Lives Than a Cat ™

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ISBN: 979-8-9850415-1-4

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Printed in the United States

W. D. Evans

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SECRETS OF THE B CHIP SPY

As a lost and abandoned child, I grew up a successful engineer appearing to discover the secret that saved America’s Apollo 11 astronauts from certain, violent death, but was I really a Russian Spy in disguise?

It was July 20th, 1969, 52 years ago., Neil Armstrong, launched on Apollo 11, was destined to be the first human to become a true Man On The Moon.

This July 20th, 2021, a second of true Spaceships launched passengers toward the stars.

At 85, I have had the privilege to be part of the first and witness the second of these great adventures, all in just one person’s lifetime.

"One Small step for man,

One giant leap for mankind"

Neil Armstrong, July 20th, 1969

Thus, begins the untold story of my personal role in helping make President Kennedy’s dream come true of landing a man on the moon and safely return, but during the height of the space race, was I really a Russian Spy in disguise?

Secrets of The B Chip Spy

Fact is stranger than fiction, Mark Twain.

My Interrogation Begins

It’s early 1969 at the RCA’s consumer products laboratory. My partner, Don, and I were well on our way to fulfill the RCA president’s 50th anniversary wish. We had just finished gathering the files we were told to collect, though we didn’t know why, when our immediate manager and a sheriff abruptly entered our office. After a brief greeting from the manager, the two men quietly escorted us to an isolated conference room. They were all there to greet us: the FBI, the CIA, a Texas Instruments engineer, and