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Edward G. Gibson Interviewed by Carol Butler Houston, Texas – 1 December 2000 '''Butler:''' ... come about in the first place? '''Gibson:''' Let's see. Gordon A. Newkirk Jr. at the High Altitude Observatory and Dick Richard L. Tousey at the ... it fully operational and can take people who are really specialists in their given fields and creative people who can be put in that environment and ...

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REDIRECT Edward G. Givens Category:Astronaut-Cosmonaut

... local economic conditions, for example. Mr. "Mac" James S. McDonnell, Jr.—President of McDonnell Aircraft Corporation was an MIT graduate, too. ... G. Hoag. They were really fantastic. The role they had played in the Polaris guidance system was totally new to me. The Navy had given ... , they brought Walt Williams in from whatever it was called, Edwards AFB (Dryden) . He moved in down at the Cape, ...

Edward I. Fendell Interviewed by Kevin M. Rusnak ... doctors who monitored the astronauts, mostly American doctors who were given to us by the Air Force and the Navy and ... flight, Apollo 12, where you had Pete Charles C. Conrad Jr. . '''Fendell:''' Oh, yes, that was a colorful group. That was really ... did, the crew would run an exercise with the 1-G rover down at the Cape, and we would control the ...

Edward L. Pavelka Interviewed by Carol Butler Houston, Texas – 26 April 2001 '''Butler ... we were at the Cape, and Lunney and Charlesworth and John S. Llewellyn Jr. and Charlie Charles B. Parker were running the consoles and they were going ... boards that we helped develop, those limit lines would protect things like the G forces that the astronauts would have to go through if they performed an ...

... this transcript were asked during an oral history session with Eugene G. Edmonds. Mr. Edmonds has amended the answers for clarification purposes. As ... was one more Mercury mission and that was Gordon L. Cooper, Jr. , M-9, which went pretty well also. When I got back ... Research Center , DFRC, which was located on one end of the huge Edwards Air Force Base in California, in the Mojave Desert. I was ...

... header1 = label1 = data1 = header2 = label2 = Birth Name data2 = Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. header3 = label3 = Birth Date data3 = Mar 6 1927 header4 = label4 = ... active duty by that service in 1949 and given flight training. His next assignment was with the ... Engineering Branch of the Flight Test Division at Edwards. His responsibilities there included the flight testing of ...

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... a story anyway. Jack C. Heberlig, was given the job of—Faget said, “The problem with Mercury is that there’s a high G gravity force load during entry.” The lenticular shape ... the angle of attack where you can safely fly. You can safely fly within a given range, if you knew the aerodynamics perfectly. If you don’t know them, then any ... requirements that were a part of systems engineering, I could have managed had I been given the authority to do so. But it got to the point where you would present ...

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