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... Sy Liebergot 's autobiography, Apollo EECOM: Journey of a Lifetime, takes us from his earliest memories right through to the present. ...

... flights, unmanned, and sat out front with—I think Clint William C. Burton was the EECOM. That was our call sign, stood for Electrical, Environmental, and Communications. I never had any ... right off the bat, which would have been a concern. '''Rusnak:''' One of the other EECOMS, John W. Aaron, described Apollo 7 as a systems flight controller’s dream because it ... system. It was all right to have an EECOM for the LM or the equivalent of an EECOM for the LM and the equivalent EECOM for the—but the communication systems needed to ...

... data8 = United States of America label9 = Notable Works data9 = ''Apollo EECOM: Journey of a Lifetime'' Biography Sy was the Lead EECOM Flight Controller throughout all Apollo manned missions and an EGIL ( Skylab ... 1969 File:Apollo10690523-1235000-1240400_Liebergot_PC.wav.mp4 Video Sy Liebergot, Apollo EECOM, explains the Apollo 13 explosion from his perspective. File:SY1_4_30_95.mp4 ...

... power system, the life support system, the communication system, and so forth. They called me EECOM: electrical, environmental, communications officer. I was being trained as a remote site flight controller. In ... program were starting development here. So Skylab, I was an EECOM, head of the EECOM section by then and trained the EECOMs for the Skylab mission, and that's where I made a ... of Houston, and I think I was the second shift EECOM on Gemini IV. Dick Richard D. Glover was the prime EECOM. He did the launch. I believe I was on second ...

... , we had a replication of the meter console in Florida on the console systems and EECOM electrical, environmental, and communications in the control center in Houston. They worked fine, but what ... , acquire, have the people that would be GNCs Guidance, Navigation, and Control officers and be EECOMs and the back-room support people and their staff that would go with them to ... did. In Gemini, we had this team of people that worked for me, they were EECOMs and GNCs that did Gemini. We had another organization that did the Agena. They had ...

... know, we got to where there was a fire, and I think one of the EECOM Electrical, Environmental, Communications Engineer saw a big—they played the data back and saw a ... the Control Center. If you need to have some sort of an agreement with an EECOM, the lead would take care of that. Now, he’d ask other guys to go ... John W. Aaron kind of—since he had to power it up, he was the EECOM, he kind of pulled that together, but we all had our own little things that ...

... a place? '''Liebergot:''' Well, you know—well, perhaps you don't know, I was a EECOM flight controller throughout all of Apollo, from the beginning to the end, as well as ... and with a combination lock. We all kept our headsets in them. There was an EECOM locker and a Capcom locker and a FDO locker. We just left our headsets in ... the console. … It was the Apollo 14, Big Al Alan B. Shepard Jr. , mission , the EECOM console was right next to the capcom console, a little aisle… One day I came ...

... for the systems. He was a combined guidance, navigation and control officer GNC and the EECOM, the electrical, environmental and communications officer . So he also covered two or three consoles. Al ... a real good answer for that. John W. Aaron, a friend of mine who was EECOM flight controller, and one of the best there ever was in the control center, said ...

... the pressure suit checked out and all that, so I was kind of sitting at EECOM’s Environmental, Electrical, and Communication Officer console at his beck and call, in case something ...

... functioning. So the booster kept going. Then John Aaron, who happened to be on the EECOM Electrical, Environmental, and Communications Officer console that day, everybody's telemetry data went berserk and ...

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