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Originally Posted by Jonathon Watkins
Cheers for the link to the images JPL. That certainly clears up any lingering questions about connections. :lol:
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I'm not the JetLab !!  it's JLP, and JL stand for Jean-Louis; BTW, Jean-Something in French is hyphenated and never separated: like Jean-Claude (Van Damm) or Jean-Luc (Picard of the Star Trek fame) or Jean-F�lix Piccard, twin brother of Auguste, the famous Swiss balloonist (who reached in 1931 a record altitude of 15,785 m (51,775 ft), father of Jacques Piccard who reached a record depth of 35,813 feet (10.92 km) and grandfather of Bertrand Piccard also a balloonist, who took part in the first world circumnavigation) there's also Jean-Michel Cousteau, oceanographer, like his more famous father Jacques.
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