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Dorothy B. "Dottie" Lee Interviewed by Rebecca Wright Houston, Texas – 10 November 1999 '''Wright:''' Today is November 10, 1999. This oral history session is being conducted with Dorothy B. Lee, who is known as Dottie to her friends and her colleagues, for the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project at the offices of Signal Corporation in Houston, Texas. Interviewer is ...

... I pay my next car payment. Laughter The next morning after that literally five-minute interview, because they had a plane back to Langley Field Hampton, Virginia , it was Chamberlin that ... an authority on that, and his heat-shield people. What's her name, Dottie Dorothy B. Lee. Have you talked to Dot Lee? '''Rusnak:''' We did. '''Armitage:''' Brilliant thermal lady. Did most of the thermal ...

Dolores B. "Dee" O'Hara Interviewed by Rebecca Wright Mountain View, California – 23 April 2002 '''Wright:''' Today is April 23, 2002. This oral history interview, with Dee O'Hara, is being conducted at ... Research Center in Mountain View, California, for the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. The interviewer is Rebecca Wright, with Carol Butler. We’d like to thank you again for taking ...

... ., where Dr. Cleave currently serves as the agency’s Deputy Associate Administrator for Earth Science. Interviewer is Rebecca Wright, assisted by Kevin Rusnak. Thank you again for participating in this project ... up to D.C., and I stayed with Dee Lee. She was up here. I went up to Goddard and had an interview, talked to a bunch of guys on projects, found ... ’re looking at these three different options for what we do with Station, Option A, B, and C. I was wondering what your comments were on each of those and maybe ...

... line, program office and so on. Bob Robert E. Castle Jr. , Lee Alan L. Briscoe, John Burator phonetic , later on Al Granvil A. ... it. '''Rusnak:''' Here on Apollo 14 you've got Al Alan B. Shepard Jr. heading up the next successful mission. Any particular memories of ... was interesting, a lot of fun, a lot of interviews, a lot of TV interviews, Walter Cronkite, people like that and so on. It ...

... – 23 March 1999 '''Ward:''' This is our oral history interview with Fred Haise. March 23rd, 1999. Fred, thanks for coming by ... K. “Deke” Slayton, Director, Flight Crew Operations and Al Alan B. Shepard, Jr., Chief, Astronaut Office and their sense of who ... really, through Jack Schmitt Harrison H. “Jack” Schmitt who knew Lee very well. And Lee became our tutor on a really an arduous exercise ...

... Anyway, the opportunity to be in on the building of the B-29 was really quite something to a young engineer ... to sergeant. But anyhow, we went through basic at Camp Lee, Virginia. I understood that after basic I was going into ... interview, that we could pick up and take you on from this point at a later time. '''Bond:''' Whatever you like. End of interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview ...

... the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. Carol Butler is the interviewer, and is being assisted by Kevin Rusnak. We are at Mr. ... each other, and that didn't go over very well, because Lee wanted to train the astronauts. He was more of a field ... . Mike Collins flew on 11. Who was 15? '''Butler:''' Jim James B. Irwin? '''Calio:''' No, the next one. The third one. '''Butler:''' Alfred M ...

... Interviewed by Michelle Kelly Washington, DC – 21 August 1998 '''Kelly:''' The following interview of the Honorable Don Fuqua was conducted in Washington, D.C., on August 21, 1998. The interview ... in 1961. It was when Al Shepard Alan B. Shepard, Jr. made his first suborbital flight. It ... what really happened. Again, as I say, I think Lee Atwood himself, personally, he was the CEO Chief Executive ...

... folks they were bringing in to interview, and I don’t know how many they interviewed. … For these interviews , I can remember meeting NASA people ... Another NASA person was Max Maxime A. Faget, and another was Alan B. Shepard, Jr. . I met these people for the first time, and ... and it’s due in large part to the inspiration that Lee Silver brought to us all . Now, your question, again, was what ...

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