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... Geneva B. Barnes - Interviewed by Glenn Swanson''' '''Washington, DC '''– 26 March 1999''' '''Swanson:''' Today is March 26, 1999. We are in the offices of NASA Headquarters, doing an interview with Geneva Barnes, Gennie Barnes, and this interview is being ... sharing, Gennie, to this interview. I see that our time is up, so thank you very much. '''Barnes:''' Oh, thank you. I was glad to participate. End of Interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview

Alan B. Kehlet Interviewed by Jennifer Ross-Nazzal San Jose, California – 30 September 2005 '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Today is September ... Aeronautics and Space Administration Headquarters History Office. This interview is being held in San Jose, California, during the eleventh NACA Reunion. The interviewer is Jennifer Ross-Nazzal. Thank you again for making ...

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 ...

... coming along, like John W. Aaron. You surely have interviewed him. '''Butler:''' Yes, we have. '''Brooks:''' He worked for ... chamber big enough to put a Saturn IV-B in it or something, so you have to take ... , if I need to get it through Houston, Barnes and Noble, I'd do it. '''Butler:''' We' ... said, "We're going to have an exhibit in Geneva, Switzerland," for the fourth something on peaceful uses of ...

... fact, they wrote a book about it. I saw it in the Barnes and Noble catalog, and I ordered it and bought it. On ... interviewed? I guess he's still living. '''Bergen:''' I'm not sure if he's been interviewed. He's on our list, if he hasn't been interviewed ... And they were very impressive people—Dick Richard E. Battin, Milt Milton B. Trageser, Ralph R. Ragan, Davey David G. Hoag. They were really ...

... , the opportunity to be in on the building of the B-29 was really quite something to a young engineer ... use this facility which had formally been an old streetcar barn where they had big electric generators to produce an ... 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 ...

... sweep. Also what was notable was that it was designed by Barnes Wallace, a very famous British aeronautical engineer. He was the ... missions—in fact, going back a step, actually, right after Alan B. Shepard's Jr. mission, President John F. Kennedy challenged the ... appear on the NBC Today show, interviewed right after the first launch and the Skylab series, and interviewed on that show. I got many ...

... at the JSC studio in Houston, Texas. Carol Butler is the interviewer. Thank you very much for joining us today. '''Gibson:''' Thank you, Carol. ... before that, but with, of course, an instructor hiding behind the barn, I had soloed out in San Clemente California . But then when ... first lunar landing, for example, or Apollo 8, or Al Alan B. Shepard Jr. on the first Mercury, I mean, those kinds of ...

... February of 1980. I was in the first group that got interviewed for the class of 1980. After I left that interview, which was a very incredible week that you go through ... in for various later groups, and they’re interviewed. And you think back over the—there were twenty people in the group that I interviewed with, and every single one of them ... North America Aviation, Inc. , in their initial work on similar simulations, more sophisticated. Al Alan B. Kehlet, he was appointed engineering manager in the field office at Rockwell. I keep on ...

... the time. I don’t know if you’ve ever interviewed him or not, but he would be an interesting guy to interview. '''Butler:''' Not yet. '''Grimm:''' Both Chris and George. They ... was the associate administrator assigned to this job. Obviously you never got to interview George Low or maybe Ertel interviewed him, but he was a very exceptional individual. Young guy, he wasn ... that. '''Grimm:''' But that applied for the same work on the U-2 and the B-57. Interestingly enough, after we did all these things and were a tremendous success, including ...

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