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... the Apollo contractors? '''Beckett:''' Oh, sure, sure. I worked very closely with all contractors. The R&D contractors that were responsible for the command and service module, which was North American ... descriptions that you gave—the propellants, the blockhouses? Were there any other facility changes or was there a change in terms of the mission? '''Beckett:''' Not that I recall. I’m sure ... to be operating on, and then as we would get word of a certain change, we would change to try to be in position so that if something happened we could fire ...

... again in the same way, but making a local change so that particular outcome cannot physically happen, or changing out the management and the procedures. Evidently, we cannot ... 2004. CAIB, The Columbia Accident Investigation Board, report Vol-I, August, 2003. Fragola, J. R., Space Shuttle Program Risk Management, Reliability Availability Maintainability Symposium (RAMS)96, Las Vegas, NV ...

... exactly. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' How was the building changed to support the Space Shuttle Program? You mentioned that equipment was changed out. Were there any major changes done to the building? '''Brandenburg:''' Are you ... down here is—I don’t know if you guys did an oral with Dennis R. Hehir. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' No, his name doesn’t sound familiar at all. '''Brandenburg:''' He took ...

... wanted to know who designed the Spitfire, and how did he get started … It was R.J. Mitchell. When I learned more about him and the fact that he had designed ... think it ever flew… '''Wright:''' Before you get into the details of all those changes, let's change our tapes out… '''Carley:''' Well, I think that was the dominant thing, so there ... been going on, I mean, after Phase Two. There were a number of management changes and structural changes and there were some configuration arguments. At one point or another, I made a ...

... and most importantly, to build this vision '''How Is NASA to Achieve Operational Change? ''' Near-radical change or "reinvention" is needed. 8 Crew-centered control is a very worthwhile and ... Infrastructure", November 2000, Aerospace Technology Working Group Symposium, NASA Langley, Langley, Va. (13) Norman R. Augustine, Augustine's Laws, Viking Press, 1983, ISBN 0-9159281-7 (14) Ferrell, O ...

... this, and we had some great leaders like Walt Walter C. Williams and Bob Robert R. Gilruth. '''Rusnak:''' It’s certainly because of the hard work of people like yourself that ... Block II spacecraft, even before the Apollo 1 fire? '''Haines:''' It was a huge design change in every respect. The control display panel was completely different. The Block I command module ... I think of it in terms of centuries rather than years. '''Rusnak:''' Is that a change you developed through your years in working with the space program? '''Haines:''' Oh, yes. '''Rusnak ...

... go to Wallops Island in Virginia where the small missiles were being fired. Dr. Robert R. Gilruth was the man more or less in charge, even at that time. So there ... the image. The engineers, in many cases, they would just use the variac phonetic and change the speed of the camera. If you reached a particular point that he wanted to ... the control strips, as we called it, were processed first to see if we should change our techniques or what techniques were necessary to create good images. But the base fog ...

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