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... Wasp. They were taken immediately to the ship's sick bay for postflight examinations, Dr. Charles A. Berry , Chief Flight Surgeon for the astronauts, said after the examinations: "We have knocked down ... over the head," The most serious problem was fatigue. "Both men were bushed," said Dr. Berry, Maj. McDivitt had a few flecks of caked blood in his nostrils, caused by the ...

... GSFC SSR, 7/15/69)'' Washington Sunday Star published Associated Press interview with Dr. Charles A. Berry , Manned Spacecraft Center MSC Director of Medical Research and Operations: While 4,514 hrs of ... gravity field was one-sixth that of earth. At Mission Control Center in Houston, Dr. Berry would be watching Apollo 11 astronauts' heart rate, oxygen consumption, and temperature of water that ...

... " in space. Extraneous conversation could interrupt the astronaut's concentration on technical duties. Dr. Charles A. Berry , Chief of Aerospace Medical Operations Office, NASA Manned Spacecraft Center , reported that preliminary readings of a dosimeter indicated Astronaut Schirra had received much smaller radiation dosage than expected. Dr. Berry said post-flight examination of the astronaut determined that he was "in excellent condition and ...

Dr. Charles A. Berry , MSC Director of Medical Research and Operations, told press at MSC that preliminary examination of ... EVA-1, officials had assumed discomfort was typical hand cramp experienced by previous astronauts. Dr. Berry said Scott's injury was not serious enough to warrant space-suit modifications: "It's ...

... Media:71-08-13.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) Dr. Charles A. Berry , MSC Director of Medical Research and Operations, described Apollo 15 crew's medical status to ... in space. Arythmic heart-beats and dizziness had not been disclosed to press earlier, Dr. Berry said, because tests were still being conducted and complete information was not known. Until Aug ...

Dr. Charles A. Berry , NASA Director for Life Sciences, discussed spinoff of NASA biomedical research in testimony before House ... can be achieved by combining the special talents of Government, industry, and university scientists." Dr. Berry also reported there had been "no findings in the manned space flights to date by ...

... objectives," not including 10% wander factor for missing craters. ''(Transcript)'' In second briefing, Dr. Charles A. Berry , NASA Director of Life Sciences, explained medical problems and procedures on Apollo 15 and changes ... fecal samples for analysis, and provision of anti-arrhythmic drugs lidocaine, procainamide, and atropine. Dr. Berry also announced that Astronaut Donald K. Slayton , who had been removed from Aurora 7 mission ...

... astronauts experienced irregular heartbeats and. potassium loss during mission, Dr. Charles A. Berry , NASA Chief of Life Sciences, said in interview. Dr. Berry said he would stop extravehicular activity if Apollo 16 astronauts ...

... members of the spaceship crew, courageous cosmonauts John Young, Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly." ''(FBIS-Sov, 4/28/72, G2)'' Dr. Charles A. Berry , NASA Director of Life Sciences, told press at Manned ... . Cardiac silhouette size appeared to have decreased; only astronaut to have cardiac arrythmic contractions was Charles M. Duke , Jr., who had three. Data on potassium levels was not yet available. Astronauts ...

... module as well. That’s one of the first things that Neil came and Pete Charles Conrad, Jr. , both came back and said, “It’s good that we have the LLRV ... at St. Louis. Well, first of all Warren went to the program manager who was Charles W. Matthews at the time, told him what the problem was. Matthews agreed that if ... so that’s what he went to do for experimental flight testing, Bob Robert F. Berry. So that job was up for grabs. I had not been, as I said, a ...

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