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... 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 ...

... business office was at 1500 O'Connor Drive in Toronto and there were five directors. They were: A.A. Bailie J.M. Bridgman F.M. Haines E.B. Moss F.T. Smye The principal ...

... Washington, DC. These included the appointment of Bryan O'Connor, currently OSF Deputy Associate Administrator, to assume the post of Space Shuttle Program Director. O'Connor's position was to be assumed by Richard ...

... astronauts using alcohol improperly before spaceflight. NASA Chief of Safety and Mission Assurance Bryan D. O’Connor had conducted the review to evaluate allegations included in the Astronaut Health Care System Review ... at NASA’s JSC in Houston and NASA’s Kennedy Space Center KSC in Florida. O’Connor remarked that the investigation had been much more exhaustive than NASA’s usual response to ...

... 6 g. Fragment had moved from critical central ventricle to lateral ventricle when doctors at O'Connor Hospital in San Jose, Calif., somersaulted Barrios on rotat­ing chair, but fragment could move ... if aging process was suspended while man was free from gravi­tational pull. Dr. J. F. Kubis of Fordham Univ. emphasized importance of psy­chological factors in selecting space crews. On ...

... U.S. domestic programs. It would be headed by John A. Johnson, President; Joseph H. O'Connor, Vice President and Treasurer; John L. Martin, Jr., Vice President; and Jerome W. Breslow, Secretary ... forget the adventure and exploration of the Sixties and the person largely responsible, after John F. Kennedy's death, for getting man to the moon." It was therefore "appropriate that Mr ...

... Spacelab mission flown in November and December 1983. His crew would consist of Bryan D. O'Connor as pilot and mission specialists Mary Cleave, Sherwood C. Spring , and Jerry L. Ross . Mission ... Rhea Seddon Rhea Seddon , M.D., who is also scheduled to fly on mission 41-F in August. Mission 61-D would be the fourth Spacelab flight, focusing on experiments in ...

... dishes would be able to access the live lessons directly from the RCA satellite Satcom F-2R, Transponder 13. The Public Broadcasting Service, as a result of an agreement with NASA ... Space Shuttle program. Crew onboard Atlantis were Lt. Col. Brewster Shaw , commander; Lt. Col. Bryan O'Connor, pilot; mission specialists Dr. Mary Cleave, Maj. Jerry Ross, and Lt. Col. Sherwood Spring; and ...

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