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... , it was when we were assigned to Skylab. '''Wright:''' I’m sorry. I meant Skylab. '''Lind:''' In Skylab, we had another great disappointment. Washington makes these incredibly “wise” decisions—they decided ... development group that was responsible for developing the payloads for the early orbital flight test. '''Lind:''' Yes. I guess the first significant assignment I had was in developing the control system ...

... Infobox bodystyle = float:right; valign:top; title = Don Leslie Lind titlestyle = image = Image:Astronaut_lind.jpg 200px imagestyle = caption = Don Leslie Lind captionstyle = headerstyle = background: ccf; labelstyle = background: ddf; datastyle = text-align:right; header1 = label1 = data1 = header2 = label2 = Birth Name data2 = Don Leslie Lind header3 = label3 = Birth Date data3 = May 18 1930 header4 = label4 = Birth Place data4 = label5 = Date ...

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... the Media:1928_12_rakete.pdf December 1928 issue is the “Assembly hall of the Linde Ice Machine Company in Höllriegelskreuth, providing the facilities for the production of liquid oxygen.” The ... , was the main plant established in the 1890s by the German engineer Carl Paul Gottfried Linde (1842-1934) in the development of refrigeration and gas separation - including the liquefaction of gases ... was now fully into liquids. (However, it is highly unlikely he personally met Linde himself as Carl Linde was then already 86 years old and the enterprise was in the hands of ...

... also a mission specialist, but he was part of the ascent entry team. But Don Lind was the NASA mission specialist, and then Taylor Wang and Lodewijk van den Berg were ... or so or something like that. '''Wright:''' I mentioned to you about patience, but Don Lind had waited since 1966. '''Gregory:''' Yes, he waited. He’d been waiting. '''Wright:''' Did you ... because I thought everybody loved D.C., but Overmyer was from Cleveland Ohio , and Don Lind was Salt Lake City, Utah , and Norm was Jacksonville, Florida, and Lodewijk was the Netherlands ...

... with Bill Lenoir for about six months before I was transferred to support Don L. Lind in his support of Spacelab 3. Frequent shifting of jobs among the AsCans was the ... way to expand our knowledge and experience base in the astronaut office. I supported Don Lind for about 9 months as we flew around the country talking to Principal Investigators (PIs ... to maximize the scientific return of their experiments when flown in space. Working with Don Lind gave me insight into payload preparations, Spacelab operations, and how experiments are integrated into the ...

... altitude of about 100 miles. NASA announced that a contract would be negotiated with the Linde Co., a division of United Carbide Corp., to supply liquid hydrogen for use on the ... -million-pound-thrust M-1 rocket engine M-1 engine under development by Aerojet-General . Linde would build a plant at Sacramento, Calif. U.S. patent (No. 3,008,154) was ...

... Overmyer, commander, was 49; Frederick Gregory , pilot, and Taylor Wang, payload specialist, were 44; Don Lind, mission specialist, was 54; Lodewijk van den Berg, payload specialist, was 53; William Thornton, mission ... that scientists who designed their own experiments will be executing those experiments in space," said Lind, who had been waiting 16 years for the flight. The five scientists would work in ...

... guns, the invention with Dr. Paul R. Heyl of the earth inductor compass (used by Lind­bergh), and air viscosity experiments leading to improved propel­ler designs. NACA Report No. 207 ...

... . ''(M&R, 4/29/63,16)'' Saturn project engineers James B. Bramlet and Robert E. Lind­strom , of NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Saturn Systems Office, said at American Institute of ...

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