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... about all the same stuff. We didn't have any of the comedians like Pete Charles C. Conrad Jr. in the movie, but there was lots of good memories about that. It ... all, but we had to wait till the Apollo Program was over. So even Pete Conrad and his crew were only getting catch-as-catch-can training whenever the simulator was ... interest of a whole bunch of different principal investigators, so one thing that Joe Joseph P. Kerwin and Ed Gibson and Owen K. Garriott had to contend with was the competition ...

... ’s see, I believe that Charles “Pete” Conrad Jr. and Alan L. Bean—anyway. Weren’t they the first flight, Conrad? '''Rusnak:''' Conrad, Joseph P. Kerwin, and Paul J. Weitz. '''Dumis:''' Conrad, Kerwin, and Weitz. Bean was head of the initial—got it. Conrad was there first. For that flight ...

... 1999''' /The questions in this transcript were asked during an oral history session with James P. Bigham. Mr. Bigham amended the answers and a few questions for clarification purposes. As ... crew training was completed, they started training the next pilot, which I think was Charles “Pete” Conrad. '''Interviewer:''' Conrad and Alan L. Bean and Richard F. Gordon? '''Bigham:''' Could be. It all runs ...

... corps from West Point and Annapolis. So starting in the early ’50s, you know, Thomas P. Stafford and (let’s see) Bill William A. Anders and a few others—Mike Michael ... what saved them of course. '''Ward:''' Right. '''Duke:''' I mean, to me that Pete Charles C. Conrad Jr. didn’t rotate that handle to abort that spacecraft when everything went zap is ... were going to have plenty of gas. '''Ward:''' Of course by the second mission, Pete Conrad was able to set down real—very close to the planned landing site. Right next ...

... back into Skylab again. As I recall, it was early 1970. It was, because Charles C. Pete Conrad had just come off his Apollo 12 flight, which was November ’69, so this ... training and mission development for the Skylab program.” He read the names of fifteen people. “Conrad, Kerwin, Paul J. Weitz, R. Walter Cunningham, Brand.” God, I forget the exact routine now ... around the world, and going to bed, at least saying goodbye to Houston at 10 p.m. Houston time, and now we were faced with having to get up at what ...

... offered? '''Bourland:''' Oh, they had steak and lobster. One I remember in particular is Pete Charles Conrad Jr. , one of his favorite foods was lamb kidneys. I don’t know if you ... , and finally one sailor came up and donated a box of Winston cigarettes for Pete Conrad. I can’t imagine that happening today. We wouldn’t be smoking in a controlled ... to mention on the recovery ship for Skylab, when they landed on deck, Joe Joseph P. Kerwin was ill from being bobbed up and down in the ocean, so he had ...

... = Charles Conrad Jr. titlestyle = image = Image:Astronaut_conrad.jpg 200px imagestyle = caption = Charles Conrad Jr. captionstyle = headerstyle = background: ccf; labelstyle = background: ddf; datastyle = text-align:right; header1 = label1 = data1 = header2 = label2 = Birth Name data2 = Charles Conrad Jr ... and return space transportation system called the Delta Clipper. In 1993, Mr. Conrad became Vice President-Project Development. Mr. Conrad died July 8, 1999 from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in ...

... – 29 April 1999''' '''Butler:''' Today is April 29, 1999. This oral history is with Dr. Charles Berry, at his offices in Houston, Texas. This oral history is being conducted for the ... , but we had to tell the commander of the flight, though. It was Tom Thomas P. Stafford. He told Deke after the flight, what had happened. So he was dogged clear ... that, I thought, "I cannot believe we're doing this." Laughter They had Pete Charles C. "Pete" Conrad, Jr. and Gordo and their wives, and me and my wife, and they had ...

... datastyle = text-align:right; header1 = label1 = data1 = header2 = label2 = Birth Name data2 = Joseph P. Kerwin header3 = label3 = Birth Date data3 = Feb 19 1932 header4 = label4 = Birth Place ... 28-day flight qualification operations of the Skylab orbital workshop were Charles Conrad, Jr., (spacecraft commander) and Paul J. Weitz (pilot). Kerwin was subsequently ...

... – 28 January 2003''' '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Today is January 28, 2003. This oral history with Joseph P. Allen is being conducted for the Johnson Space Center Oral History Project in Houston, Texas ... to how to travel , and we were individually met by a NASA person at William P. Hobby airport in Houston , and they were even keeping our name secret. They were extremely ... , very high confidence in one’s self. … I am talking about the likes of Pete Charles Conrad, Neil A. Armstrong, Deke Slayton. These are in many ways—they are personified by the ...

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