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... the Signal Corporation in Houston, Texas, for the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. The interviewer is Kevin Rusnak, assisted by Sandra Johnson and Tim Farrell. I'd like to thank ... the flight test activities, partly with respect to the flight test program that tested the B-58 to prove all of its characteristics to the Air Force. Then subsequently, as a ... something to add to—have you been able to interview Armstrong and Scott? '''Rusnak:''' Not yet. They're both in the works to interview, but we haven't talked to them yet ...

... Satellite Beach, Florida – 6 August 2007 '''Wright:''' Today is August 6th, 2007. This oral history interview is being conducted with Albert Crews, Jr., at Satellite Beach, Florida, for the NASA Johnson ... he didn’t add? '''J. Crews:''' I don’t know. Did he talk about the B-57 a lot and the Guppy? '''Wright:''' Yes. '''J. Crews:''' He did something helicopter flying ...

... on the last mission of the Moon. '''Fullerton:''' Yes, for Eugene A. Cernan and Ronald B. Evans and Evans and Harrison H. “Jack” Schmitt. Anyway, what next? Well, everyone’s wondering ... Musgrave, who’s a character in his right. I don’t know if you’ve interviewed him. '''Wright:''' Not yet. '''Fullerton:''' So it was a good team that was really good ... preparing and leading on with it. '''Wright:''' Well, thank you. I appreciate that. End of Interview Category: NASA Oral History Interview

... for the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project with Mr. Elmer Barton in Houston, Texas. Interviewer is Rebecca Wright, assisted by Sandra Johnson and Sandra Harvey. Thank you, again, for coming ... in the service I went through various tech schools and became involved in flying with B-17s and other craft. I retired in 1968 from the service, and basically during that ... me know. '''Wright:''' We certainly will. '''Barton:''' Okay. Thank you. '''Wright:''' Thank you. End of interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview

... program, and they were going to try and launch a volunteer suborbitally, like Al Alan B. Shepard Jr. , like we did with Al Shepard eventually, but we didn't really have ... 't really helped us 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 ... not going to tell you. So there were some interesting things that happened with that. Interviews were very, very important to us and worked out very well. In the first group ...

... is being conducted in Houston, Texas, for the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. The interviewer is Jennifer Ross-Nazzal, assisted by Sandra Johnson and Rebecca Wright. Thank you so much ... . Our essays were read by a number of senior managers just before we were interviewed. The interviews were conducted in a conference room by a group of 10 to 15 people. The ... a night landing because of the orbital requirements of the Indian satellite called INSAT 1-B. This was a weather and communication satellite with a Payload Assist Module (PAM) rocket that ...

... with Charles Bolden in Houston, Texas, for the NASA Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. Interviewer is Sandra Johnson, assisted by Rebecca Wright and Jennifer Ross-Nazzal. I want to thank ... specialists. And as we started training, then we picked up S. Christa McAuliffe and Gregory B. Greg Jarvis as our payload specialists. We trained with them for a little while, and ...

... an oral history with Marlowe Cassetti for the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. The interview is being conducted by Carol Butler in the offices of The Boeing Company in Colorado ... in these early Mercury missions—in fact, going back a step, actually, right after Alan B. Shepard's Jr. mission, President John F. Kennedy challenged the nation to land on the ... had the opportunity to appear on the NBC Today show, interviewed right after the first launch and the Skylab series, and interviewed on that show. I got many fan letters from that ...

... the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project in Houston, Texas. Jennifer Ross-Nazzal is the interviewer, and she is assisted by Sandra Johnson. Thanks again for joining us this morning. We ... to Rice. So it turned out that I had interviewed—as just part of my final graduate program I had interviewed with a NASA interviewer, and I was talking to them about employment ... , the Mercury Program was active. That hardware had already been designed. They had flown Alan B. Shepard Jr. and Virgil I. Grissom, and John H. Glenn Jr. had flown. I got ...

... modifications to several answers for clarification purposes and has provided additional information to enhance the interview. As a result, this transcript does not exactly match the audio recording./ '''Johnson:''' Today is ... went up, got a broader job, and I was made SRB Separation Manager, and Barney B. Roberts was made External Tank Separation Manager. I’d been in Shuttle since the very ...

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