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Jim Zebrowski Jim Zebrowski works as engineering support in a local Massachusetts firm called Advanced MicroSensors Inc. The ...

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... naturally looking for other jobs. We heard about this exciting possibility with NASA, again through Jim Chamberlin's contacts. I didn't know much about NASA myself at that time. I only ... about future possibilities. I waited a few days for the results of that interview. Again, Jim Chamberlin contacted everyone who had been successful, and he was very excited about the whole event ... as an aerodynamicist and when a separate computer department was formed, it still reported to Jim Chamberlin. He was very enthusiastic about the use of computers. Even though we were on a ...

... control system analysis for the AVRO Aircraft, for the electronics part of it… James A. “Jim” Chamberlin, who was Debranski’s boss, started to come in and spend more time with us ... hydraulic design, Chamberlin was really—we had supervisors for each of these groups, but the guy who really dealt with them was Chamberlin. I spent a lot of time with Chamberlin. In fact ... … he decision was made…that, "Yes, we probably do need a program…Chamberlin, why don't you pursue this …" Chamberlin starts to work on a program and starts to talk to McDonnell ...

... , went up there to see what we could recruit, and they went to big Jim James A. Chamberlin and he picked, I think, 30 people, and they all came down. Let's ... , as I say, I don't know who was the first Gemini program manager. '''Bergen:''' Jim Chamberlin. '''Chilton:''' He was? Oh, he was a real controversial figure. And Walt Williams, too. In ... when Jim Chamberlin came down here, after he left being the first Mercury project manager or Shuttle, I mean, Apollo—no, that's not right. Zimmerman was in charge of contracts, then Chamberlin ...

... give a lot of credit for that, that I worked for, was James A. Chamberlain, Jim Chamberlin. I don't know if you knew him, I mean read about him. '''Rusnak:''' We ... that was essential, and that was a good thing that happened. That was fortunate. But Jim Chamberlin, I give very high credit for pulling that off somehow. But now Houbolt, the people ... thoughts on Bob Robert R. Gilruth? '''Arabian:''' Yes, Bob Gilruth was pretty good. Jim James A. Chamberlin. Yes, Jim Chamberlin's thinking was, he had a very peculiar way of thinking of things, but ...

... out good. I think that's all I have to say on Mercury, I guess. Jim Chamberlin was the project manager then, but I was kind of already getting involved in Apollo ... EMI problems we had on Apollo 7 and 8 were a cause of great concern. Jim Chamberlin at that time had been shifted as a—that was his sole job for the ... , and Jim Chamberlin used to call me every morning and, in his own unique way, berate me for taking too much notice of my own management. Laughter which was one of Jim's ...

... and could do some other jobs. I can’t remember James A. Chamberlin’s first name. '''Rusnak:''' Jim. '''Aldrich:''' Jim Chamberlin. I remember him having meetings upstairs at Langley while we were still working ... the key CSM person in the Spacecraft Analysis Room that we called SPAN. I believe Jim James E. Hannigan was the key person for the lunar module. We would be in ... friends for these prior years, so we knew each other really well. I think when Jim James A. McDivitt left and Glynn became the Apollo Program Office manager, he needed to ...

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