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... this day. (2MB PDF) November 11-15: GEMINI XII rendezvous-docking and Eva mission, last of Gemini series, began with launch of Gemini Agena Target Vehicle ( Gemini Agena Target Vehicle GATV ) by Atlas booster ... Aldrin from USAF major to lieutenant colonel. Lovell had been promoted to USN captain after GEMINI VII mission. A Presidential statement read by Press Secretary Bill Moyers said the flight was "the ...

... _PAO.PDF Gemini Titan 9 Commentary flight transcript Media:GT09A_PA.PDF Gemini Titan 9 Commentary flight transcript Media:GT09A2_T.PDF Gemini Titan 9 Composite flight transcript Media:GT09A2_P.PDF Gemini Titan ... the lunar origin hypothesis. ''(Faul, Science, 6/3/66, 1341-5)'' GEMINI IV Astronaut Edward H. White II and GEMINI VII Astronaut Frank Borman received National Aviation Club's Award for Achievement in ...

... French satellite toward the end of November 1965. ''(Reuters, Wash, Post, 10/12/65, A3)'' Gemini VII spacecraft, destined for the long-duration 14-day mission, arrived at KSC from the McDonnell ... . ''(MSC Roundup, 10/15/65, 8)'' Pravda announced completion of flight of LUNA VII : "The automatic station Luna VII reached the lunar surface on October 8 at 1:08 p.m. Moscow ... /9/65, ATSS-T Trans.)'' Soviet Professor V. Ivanchenko, writing in Izvestia, implied that LUNA VII spacecraft had crashed against the moon's surface because its braking rockets had failed to ...

... . Paul LaChance, to verify hardware and procedures for waste management proposed for the 14-day Gemini VII mission in late December. According to Missiles and Rockets, four volunteers would be sustained on ... -flight" checks. Careful measurement of calcium intake and loss through body fluids-one of the Gemini VII medical experiments-would be made on each subject. ''(M&R, 9/27/65, 9)'' A ...

... occurred Oct. 21. ''(AP, Wash. Sun, Star, 11/7/65, A25)'' The suggestion that the Gemini VII /VI endurance-rendezvous mission scheduled by NASA for Dec, 4-13 might be a "space ... . would land a man on the moon by 1970 and emphasized that information from the Gemini VII /VI mission would further the orderly exploration of outer space "for this country and the ...

... a black and white camera. As a matter of fact, I think it was Gemini ’76 Gemini VII and Gemini VIA , that, those two, they took pictures of each other. No, the pictures were ... , and things were being done kind of helter-skelter. But after Gemini, when we were organized and so on, after every Gemini flight, after every Apollo flight, Dr. Gilruth and Dr. George ... , your job is easy. '''Bergen:''' That’s true. You’ve talked a lot about Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo. We didn’t touch on the Skylab or ASTP. '''Brinkmann:''' Skylab, to me ...

Attempt to launch Gemini VI from ETR was unsuccessful when an electric plug connecting the Titan II booster to ... , 12/13/65, Al; MSC Gemini VII / Gemini VI Fact Sheet)'' Statement by President Johnson on the delay of the Gemini VI flight: "We are all disappointed that GEMINI VI did not go off as ...

... fiber shroud protecting docking apparatus had been jettisoned-a maneuver essential for docking with GEMINI IX spacecraft. GEMINI IX - Titan II launch was postponed until June 3 when malfunction in electronics data ... flag of the cadet company he had commanded-carried on his Dec. 4-18, 1965, GEMINI VII mission. ''(UPI, NYT, 6/2/66, 4)'' June 1966 June Jun 1 1966 1 Jun ...

... by NASA in October 1963. He served as backup pilot for the Gemini VII mission. As pilot on the 3-day Gemini X mission, launched July 18, 1966, Collins shared with command pilot ... a separately launched Agena target vehicle and, using the power of the Agena, maneuvering the Gemini spacecraft into another orbit for a rendezvous with a second, passive Agena. Collins' skillful performance ... of extravehicular activity included the recovery of a micrometeorite detection experiment from the passive Agena. Gemini X attained an apogee of approximately 475 statute miles and traveled a distance of 1 ...

... judgment in this regard." ''(Text)'' NASA's increased use of real-time planning in the Gemini program, in contrast to the "cast-in-concrete" planning of the Mercury program and the first Gemini flight, was praised by William Hines in the Washington Evening Star. He said this new elasticity had made possible the "revolutionary reprogramming" of the Gemini VI and Gemini VII missions where ...

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