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... Bryan O'Connor, Deputy Director of the Space Station redesign team, would take over management of the Space Station effort in order to accommodate a request by the team's leader, Joseph F ... Station analysis; he was to serve as Special Advisor to the Administrator and advisor to O'Connor. (NASA Statement on Advisory Committee Meeting) March 1993 March April 1993 April Apr 1 1993 ...

... and you find out. That first crew was great. The D.C. contingent, Bryan D. O’Connor and Woody Sherwood C. Spring and I, still get together two or three times a ... . I didn’t really expect to be selected yet, but I was happy. And Bryan O’Connor and I, when we first got down, we were doing our initial skit for our ... the President came in to do the memorial service. I was working at—Jim James F. Buchli was in charge of the group. They put a marine in charge of the ...

... in the space program through their taxes." Question should be opened to debate, including public. O'Connor asked: "Do we need a domestic satellite system? Do we want a `wired nation'? Who ... government or police department?" Questions accumulated. "The answers are, or should be, of public interest." ''(O'Connor, NYT, 5/21/72, 21)'' White House announced plans for new series of awards, Presidential ...

... for the Space Station from fiscal year 1994 through 1988. (NASA Release 93-64) Bryan O'Connor, a former astronaut and Deputy Director of the Redesign Team and Deputy Associate Administrator of ... NASA, said that NASA engineers planned to have three new design options ready by June. O'Connor said that two plans could cut the cost of the project by 50 percent or ... more. Whether the redesign effort could be done quickly and cheaply was still in doubt, O'Connor said. (AP, Apr 6/93; W Post, Apr 6/93) The Wall Street Journal reported ...

... pilot training when I graduated. I flew a couple of tours in the McDonnell-Douglas F-15 Eagle , one at Langley in Virginia, Langley Air Force Base, and then we went ... weekend, gave it to him that morning. Sure enough, he took off, jumped in an F-4, flew to Randolph, delivered the applications. Then time passes from the time they’re ... the desire for a crew escape capability was addressed, and Aaron Cohen commissioned Bryan D. O’Connor to lead an effort to study different ways of getting crew escape incorporated into the ...

... Hermann K. Weidner remaining Director; Industrial Operations would become Program Management under same director, E. F. O'Connor. Dr. Wernher von Braun , MSFC Director, said major function of new Program Development organization would ... mi north of Anchorage near Talkeetna Village. ''(ComSatCorp Release 68-68)'' In Washington Post, Thomas O'Toole said Howard R. Hughes organiza­tion's holding company, Hughes Nevada Operations, had requested ...

... of Earth = 146 Orbital Altitude = 160 nautical miles (184 statute miles) Crew '''Commander: Bryan D. O'Conner''' '''Pilot: Sidney M. Gutierrez''' Payload Commander: Mission Specialist 1: M. Rhea Seddon Mission Specialist ... crew consisted of Commander Bryan D. O'Connor, Pilot Sidney M. Gutierrez, Mission Specialists James P. Bagian, Tamara E. Jernigan, Margaret R. Seddon, and Payload Specialists F. Drew Gaffney and Millie Highes-Fulford ...

... SYSTEM 317 - P.C. JAMES D.S. LUNN ROSAT TELECOMMAND SCHEDULING 329 - I. O'CONNOR C. PAYNE THE MARK III FRONT END CONTROLLER: A MONITOR AND CONTROL SYSTEM ... ORIENTED - - '''SOVIET ASTRONAUTICS''' '''EDITOR: REX HALL''' '''VOL. 44 No. 11 NOVEMBER 1991''' - H. H.F.SMID SOVIET SPACE COMMAND & CONTROL 525 - D. HAESELER LANDING SPACECRAFT GENTLY ON EARTH - ...

... Institute. O'Keefe had also appointed NASA astronaut retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Michael J. Bloomfield, in response to Gehman's request that Bloomfield replace former astronaut Bryan D. O'Connor as Astronaut Advisor to the Board. O'Connor would return to NASA Headquarters in his role as NASA Associate Administrator ...

... about 6:00 p.m. The majority of the flight control team, including Gene Eugene F. Kranz and the majority of his team, had left the Control Center, so there were ... work with the Russians. The NASA Administrator that really came up with it is Thomas O. Paine, and it goes all the way back to when Richard M. Nixon was president ... of fact, here recently I ended up having to write a paper for Bryan D. O’Connor on the safety of the Soyuz, and a lot of that report I did was ...

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