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... BELL 7 (July 21, 1961). First U.S. manned orbital space flight was achieved with Mercury-Atlas MA-6 flight, Astronaut John H. Glenn in FRIENDSHIP 7 (Feb. 20, 1962). This three ... recapture the full contribution of the world's technological explosion . . . ." ''(CR, 6/12/63,10127)''
Atlas-Agena B launch vehicle exploded shortly after launch from Pt. Arguello, Calif . ''(AP, Wash. Post ...
... . At city luncheon honoring Major Cooper, NASA Administrator James E. Webb , and the entire Project Mercury team, Major Robert Wagner presented Major Cooper and Mr. Webb with city's Medal of ... conference, President Kennedy was asked: "Did the astronauts raise with you ... their desire for another Mercury flight? Do you have any opinion yourself, tentative or otherwise, as to the desirability of ...
... . Gilruth , MSC Director; Dr. Walter C. Williams , NASA Deputy Associate Administrator; Kenneth S. Kleinknecht , Project Mercury Manager; Christopher C. Kraft , Jr., Project Mercury Flight Operations Director; Maxime A. Faget , Assistant Director ... ; Dr. Charles A. Berry , Medical Operations Chief; and Lt. Col. John A. Powers (USAF) Mercury Public Affairs Officer. ''(San Diego Union, 12/6/63)''
X-15 pilot Joseph A. Walker ...
... Space Instrumentation Facility (DSIF) at Goldstone, Calif ., succeeded in bouncing radar signals off planet Mercury 60,500,000 mi. from earth. Traveling at speed of light, signals took 11 min ...
... the space age 5 years ago, some conscientious experts took the same attitude toward Project Mercury. History has proved them grossly wrong.... "Hitler once predicted the Nazis would wring England's ...
... "in the near future . . . . The regions of outer space around the moon, Venus, Mars and Mercury where stable movement of artificial satellites is possible have been determined by means of electric ...
... Haystack, Mass., dish antenna, scientists observed impulses which they bounced off of Venus and Mercury as planets passed behind sun. Results, which confirmed theory's prediction that signals would be ...
... , nothing else, that the various mechanical flaws and human faults that occurred in the . . . Mercury and Gemini programs did not coincide .. . as they did inside Apollo-one. Foresight tries to ...
... . We just went for it. In fact, early in this period,
leading to these Atlas missions, the Atlas had a terrible record. During
the ’57, '58, I don’t know when they ... need a tracking site at Arguello anymore, so
that had a fixed lifetime, but the Atlas sites we drove by were what
were converted to the Shuttle launch pad at Vandenberg ... one side and the engineering people on the
other, since obviously the SPAN and the MER were sort of the nexus of
these two organizations?
'''Aldrich:''' The people on the mission ...
... remember a lot about that. It was dealing with aircraft, though. Then I worked on Atlas missile sites that the Air Force was putting in, in Altus Oklahoma , the ones they ... very interesting job.
'''Rusnak:''' What kind of work was that?
'''Dumis:''' They were installing these Atlas missiles in the systems. The Army Corps of Engineers built the silos and put in ... it this way, but basically to transmit information between us and the Mission Evaluation Room MER , we’d write chits. I think it was about this time James A. McDivitt was ...
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