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Meet the Aussies that helped broadcast the moon landing

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Behind-the-scenes of the moon landing broadcast were Australians John Saxon and Mike Dinn. If they didn't take action 50 years ago at Honeysuckle Creek the world may of have watched Neil Amstrong's first steps on the moon upside down.
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