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... Benson ''Lunchion speech'' - Senator Lyndon Johnson ''Atmospheric Reentry Biomedical Aspect Noise Turbulence Vibration Temperature'' - Dr Randolph Lovelace and Scott Crossfield ''Human Tolerance to Acceleration of Space Flight'' - Col. John Paul Stapp ''Introduction ...

... . Dryden Thomas F. Dixon Simon Ramo Edward Teller William H. Pickering A. Scott Crossfield W. Randolph Lovelace Robert C. Truax '''Volume 3''' Alan B. Shepard James H. Doolittle Yuri Gagarin C.Stark ...

... , and I did. And lo and behold, I came to San Antonio Texas to then Randolph Field, where the School of Aviation Medicine was. When I arrived, to my chagrin, I ... Force and the Navy, and then the volunteers from that had been sent out to Lovelace Clinic New Mexico . You read that probably in that other interview. They'd been sent out to the Lovelace Clinic for the physical exams at that time, because we had been sending U-2 ...

The first symposium on space medicine was held under U.S. Air Force and Lovelace Foundation sponsorship at Randolph Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex. '' Lloyd S. Swenson, Jr ., James M, Grimwood, and Charles C. Alexander, This New Ocean: A History of Project Mercury (NASA SP-4201, 1966), p. 34.''

... , 2008); Aviation Week Laureate Award (2008); Lowell Thomas Award from the Explorers Club (2008); Randolph C. Lovelace Award from the Society of NASA Flight Surgeons (2008); Arkansas Aviation Hall of Fame (2008 ...

... through the first flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia and appointment of a new administrator. Lovelace had entered federal service in 1954 with the U.S. Air Force at Wright-Patterson ... Technology (OAST) and was appointed deputy administrator of NASA in June 1976 by President Ford. Lovelace recently received the Presidential Citizens Medal for his work on developing the Space Shuttle . (NASA ...

... appointed NASA Associate Administrator for Aeronautics and Space Technology effective 1 Sept., NASA announced. Dr. Lovelace would replace Gen. Bruce K. Holloway (USAF, Ret.) , who would retire from NASA 30 Aug ... Administrator for Aeronautics and Space Technology and Assistant Administrator for DOD and Interagency Affairs. Dr. Lovelace had been Director of the Air Force Materials Laboratory in 1967 and had become Director ...

... -06-09.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) NASA Deputy Administrator Dr. Alan Lovelace, addressing members of Lewis Research Center LeRC 's launch directorate, had termed the launch-vehicle ... "probably the best in the world. The record speaks for itself," the Lewis News reported. Lovelace had visited Lewis Research Center LeRC to discuss the role of launch vehicles in NASA ...

... had some success at that. Then the other thing that happened was that Alan M. Lovelace, who I had worked with in the Air Force off and on, became the associate ... off to the side or what. So anyway, that continued, and I think because of Lovelace I was on the Safety-of-Flight Certification Board for the first four flights, and ... one sense it was more of a relief, because you sit around the table and Lovelace would say, "Is it safe to go?" And you'd say, "Yes, let's go ...

... ; Av Wk, 28 June 76, 63) President Ford announced his intention to nominate Alan M. Lovelace, NASA's Associate Administrator for Aeronautics and Space Technology, to succeed George M. Low as Deputy Administrator. Lovelace had occupied his position since September 1974. Before coming to NASA, he had been director ...

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