NASA released another installment in its series of stories about employees working on the Artemis program, featuring Allison Myoen. She holds the position of Operations Manager in the Exploration Ground Systems program, which is responsible for the ground infrastructure and systems that support launches of the SLS rocket (Space Launch System). The article describes the moment of rocket launch: when supercooled fuel flowed into the core stage and the SLS engines ignited, Myoen watched the launch with her family, filled with pride and admiration. According to NASA, her work involved developing the systems and ground operations that will enable the return of astronauts to the Moon under the Artemis program in the future. The Exploration Ground Systems program is responsible for preparing, maintaining, and launching the launch infrastructure at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, including launch pads, service towers, and fueling systems. Specialists in this program play a key role in ensuring the safety and reliability of each SLS launch. Myoen's story is part of NASA's "I Am Artemis" publication series, in which the agency introduces the public to the people behind the lunar program's implementation. These materials aim to showcase the human contribution to a large-scale technological project aimed at returning humanity to the Moon and preparing for future crewed missions to Mars.