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... those two specifically, but the whole payload specialists group. '''O'Connor:''' We had two European payload specialists that were in my class—Wubbo J. Ockels from The Netherlands, and Claude Nicollier. So ... mid deck, during the Army-Navy game. '''Johnson:''' The day after you launched was Thanksgiving. '''O'Connor:''' Right. We had Thanksgiving dinner, which was irradiated turkey, with no cranberry sauce, and ...

... . They were looking for other people to buy it. It was Friday, and at eleven o'clock over the system, the communications system when the president of the company, Crawford Gordon ... engineers. Milt Milton L. Windler was one of them, I remember. There was Walt Walter J. Kapryan, who later became the launch director at the Cape Canaveral, Florida …. Lou Lewis R ... retired. I think they brought Joe Joseph V. Piland in there. Not Joe. Bob Robert O. Piland in. His brother. Joe was in maintenance. Bob was a wonderful guy. Actually, in ...

... a sample off and froze it. Okay? Well, what would happen is that at two o’clock in the morning, you get up, and the bag would be full, you know ... twelve weeks to flight. So, basically, what I had done was there was Mike Michael J. Smith, who was later killed in the Challenger accident 51-L , had been brought up ... did that was interesting, after my flight, I was in my office and P. J., P. J. Paul J. Weitz, who was my first commander, called me up and said, “Bo,” he said ...

... on your instincts and your input whenever making determination for these astronauts and their health? '''O'Hara:''' Yes, he would ask, "Is everything okay?" or, "Have you noticed anything?" or, “Any ... the Cape had grown and changed, and to see, well, Paul C. Donnelly and Walter J. Kapryan and so many of these engineering people that I had worked with in Hangar ... and the change in responsibilities for NASA now that you have moved on to Ames. '''O'Hara:''' Well, I went from a very operational environmental, totally operational, into a research environment ...

... Anthony J. Calio - Interviewed by Carol Butler''' '''McLean, Virginia – 12 April 2000''' '''Butler:''' Today is April 12, ... having confidence in people that worked for you. Jeez, wow, what time is it. Four o'clock? '''Butler:''' It is. '''Calio:''' You're kidding me. '''Butler:''' No. Laughter '''Calio:''' Holy smokes ...

... Centered Control via Operations Infrastructure ''' '''By Thomas E. Diegelman, Richard E. Eckelkamp and David J. Korsmeyer ''' A significant challenge facing NASA's new explorations initiative to the moon ... ''Figure 25.4 - NASA Mission Profile - Technology and Challenges '' (key: L-low, E-Earth, O-orbit, M-middle, G-geosynchronous, B-beyond, S-significantly) Once an organization is "engaged ...

... very long with NASA but at that particular time had the ear of Tony Anthony J. Calio, who was Bill Hess’ replacement, and for some reason Tony Calio and I did ... of the finest mineralogists in the country, a young fellow by the name of James J. Papike, was on there. Jim today is the Director of the Meteorite Laboratory in the ... 13, Shara Fryer came down to the Johnson Space Center. She’s on at ten o’clock at night with Dave Ward, still. Shara Fryer came down and interviewed us at ...

... ’ve changed them—and all it says—it’s from Mr. Abbey—“Field 3, six o’clock, be there,” or something like that. I hadn’t even signed up for the ... Germany in 1984 was Dallas with what’s-his-name, T. J., whatever. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' I just remember J. R. Ewing. '''Dunbar:''' J. R. Ewing. So he looks at me. He says, “No ... .” And he couldn’t believe that, coming from America, I had never watched Dallas with J. R. Ewing. But, you know, I was busy. Laughs '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Busy traveling all over ...

... line with the design of space aircraft. '''Slade:''' Okay. All right. '''Donlan:''' And, Al Alfred J. Eggers at Ames was the first one that come out with the M-1, I ... .” Now that’s known as really delegating authority. And, I did And I selected Warren J. North, who was a test pilot himself at Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio at one ... getting a picture of that. But, just quiet exuberation, I guess. And, Dr. Tom Thomas O. Paine, of course, was the Administrator at the time. He arranged to have this big ...

... titlestyle = image = Image:Astronaut_delucas.jpg 200px imagestyle = caption = Lawrence J. Delucas captionstyle = headerstyle = background: ccf; labelstyle = background: ddf; datastyle = text-align:right; header1 = label1 = data1 = ... J. Delucas header3 = label3 = Birth Date data3 = Jul 11 1950 header4 = label4 = Birth Place data4 = label5 = Date of Death data5 = label6 = Place of Death data6 = label7 = Occupation data7 = Payload Specialist, (O. D ...

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