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... were being developed. In the early days, I would go in to see Cliff too often. I’d tell Cliff something, and he’d go through his file. He wouldn’t pay ... . I sure don’t, but they keep asking us. '''Janet Burtzlaff:''' Cliff would probably know. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Cliff who? '''Janet Burtzlaff:''' Cliff Bradford. He lives in Alabama now, but we see him every ... do it or not—of course he comes up here working other jobs sometimes–but Cliff Bradford is my hero. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Do you have any questions, Rebecca? '''Wright:''' Mr. Burtzlaff ...

... system being on schedule. So there was, again, amongst all the management changes, Robert C. Cliff Duncan was brought in to…manage the Apollo guidance and navigation control, all the avionics ... fit in the vehicle. So I had had discussions with Cliff Duncan about how the Apollo avionics should be reorganized, and Cliff Duncan implemented a fair number of them. So anyway, by ... shape, even though the fire that really doesn't affect the avionics part of it. Cliff Duncan…decided to help start the Electronics Research Center ERC … Jim Elms, who had worked ...

... that for the first three Gemini flights, and then after Gemini III, Glynn Lunney and Cliff Clifford E. Charlesworth, who had then come on board as number-two flight dynamics officer ... luck would have it, John D. Hodge was the flight director back in Houston and Cliff Charlesworth was the flight dynamics officer. They actually lost power in the control center, went ... , very super people. John Mayer, who was my division chief in MPAD, very smart guy. Cliff Charlesworth, prince of a guy. He and Lunney probably taught me more than anybody else ...

... build his own simulation branch. So I had a meeting with him. This is after Cliff Robert C. Duncan came to work, and I was a deputy chief of the Guidance ... of this division. I'm going to pick the head." He picked Cliff Duncan. What happened, I had known Cliff for a long time and it didn't bother me. In fact ... chief, and two assistant chiefs all GS-16s, I guess, or something like that. Anyway, Cliff was a super grade . Congress has let us hire so many people. He had a ...

... . Designed initially, I think, as a sport-type thing, so you could jump off a cliff. It had three booms. Center boom and two side booms , and then it was just ... , and you'd kind of strap it on, run with it, and jump off a cliff, and then you steer it by moving side to side. Still do that today. So ... in Gemini, of course, is a total different kettle of fish than jumping off a cliff. Now you can't have solid booms, because they won't fit. It all has ...

... . Burke was the first of three project mangers on that program. No, Cliff Clifford I. Cummings was first. Cliff Cummings went to Jim Burke, and maybe Ranger ended up under Jim Burke ... did it. So people like Tommy Floyd L. Thompson, who was Director down here, and Cliff Clifford H. Nelson was the Project Manager on that job. Jim James V. Martin was ...

... smells and trash and crap all over the place? I think that's very unprofessional." Cliff Clifford C. Charlesworth was a FDO in those days. He was sitting there. We were ... we were walking back to the motel, get in the car. I was riding with Cliff Charlesworth because I was working close with him because he was sort of the FIDO ... , and he didn't want to put him into that kind of stress situation. So Cliff Charlesworth and some of the other guys moved in there and did those kinds of ...

... Transportation. ''(NASA LAR V1/2)'' Sonic booms from military aircraft had caused damage to prehistoric cliff dwellings in Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Arizona and to geological formations in Bryce ... said in report to Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall. Report also cited potential damage to cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. Secretary Udall announced he had received promise ...

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