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... Neil A. Armstrong - Interviewed by Dr. Stephen E. Ambrose and Dr. Douglas Brinkley '''Houston, TX '''– 19 September 2001''' '''Brinkley:''' I wanted to start a little bit about growing up in Ohio. Ohio is an aviation ... a— '''Armstrong:''' If they offered me command of a Mars mission, I'd jump at it. Laughter '''Ambrose:''' But I read in one of the interviews that it's going to be two and a ...

... is being conducted for the NASA Johnson Space Center Oral History Project in Houston, Texas. Interviewer is Rebecca Wright assisted by Sandra Johnson and Jennifer Ross-Nazzal. Thanks again for joining ... can go into that later if you'd like to. But anyway, I keep telling Neil A. Armstrong that we painted that white line in the sky all the way to the Moon ... be glad to -- it's probably -- probably -- it's a valuable thing to do. You’d like to have Christopher Columbus and Neil Armstrong in this room sitting side by side. Throw Jim ...

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... the tests like for becoming an astronaut? Are there a lot of written tests that you have to pass, and then oral interviews and that sort of thing? For instance how many ... as a back up crew for Gemini and was going to fly on Gemini 13 because we rotated every other flight with Neil Armstrong, but then the Gemini program was truncated. And then Neil Armstrong and I trained together in the lunar landing training vehicle and I thought this was a very good sign ...

... in culling out people any better than we had done with interviews and background checks. Background checks turned out to be a very interesting tool for us, where you had information from ... with that. Interviews were very, very important to us and worked out very well. In the first group there was a lot of psychiatric and psychological testing done, with a lot of question ... a lot more that we can go into. I want to thank you for the time you have given us. '''Berry:''' You're very welcome. End of interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview ...

... recession was really bad, so while I interviewed for jobs, there were none. The IBM International Business Machines Corporation recruiter came. He said it was a waste of time, because they had ... an integrated project, as far as I know. '''Wright:''' Let’s stop just a second, because we’re going to run out of tape here. End of interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview

... was very important. When I left high school, I interviewed for a musical group at Georgetown, at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, and got a scholarship. Man, I was happy. Going to get ... :''' Yes, what we did—and that’s a good point, because I hadn’t even thought about it when I’d been rolling this interview around in my mind—the auditorium, the one I was talking about, where the public came, was emptied for Apollo 11. We moved everything out of it. We rented a tent, a ...

... Terry L. Clancy and Gail A. Hansen - Interviewed by Jennifer Ross-Nazzal''' '''Houston, Texas – 14 July 2009''' '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Today is July 14th, 2009. This interview with Terry Clancy and Gail Hansen is ... done as possible still meeting the spatial and training constraints. That fits somewhere in that interview in the middle. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Well, you’re always welcome to move things around. That ...

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... hadn't done Neil A. Armstrong's interview yet. I said I guess we could let him interview Neil Armstrong. George liked that idea, and so—how long did it take us—maybe a year to get those ... -Mir book was a real milestone. Obviously getting Neil Armstrong's interview done by somebody that made the boss really happy was a milestone. The efforts we put into the Columbia recovery is a real milestone ...

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