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... had agreed ... and on the afternoon of the day Cooper and Conrad arrived in Athens ... they waited for Cooper and Conrad to appear. Finally Bergman phoned Julian Scheer , the NASA publicity man ... the International Astronautical Federation, urging that the astronauts be brought together... . "Friday afternoon Cooper and Conrad spoke before a Congress session... "As soon as that meeting was over, the two Americans ... the Soviet pilots, 'We are colleagues and we have a full understanding, Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad are good boys,' " ''(Hines, Wash. Eve. Star, 9/17/65, A10; Hicks, Life, 10/1 ...

... GEMINI V Astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad , Jr, left with their wives on a six-nation goodwill tour arranged by President Johnson ... to departure, Cooper told the audience, which included ambassadors from the six countries he and Conrad would visit, that from the GEMINI V cockpit "you don't see any of the ... go on." ''(Pres. Doc, 9/20/65, 276)'' GEMINI V Astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad , Jr., arrived in Athens with their wives and children at the start of a six ...

... from Western Test Range WTR . ‘‘(U.S. Aeron. & Space Act., 1966, 156)’’ GEMINI XI Astronauts Charles Conrad, Jr ., and Richard F. Gordon , Jr., arrived at Kennedy Space Center KSC from recovery ship ... of 16-mm. film “of excellent quality” shot by Astronauts Richard F. Gordon , Jr., and Charles Conrad, Jr ., during Sept. 12-15 GEMINI XI mission was released at MSC. One sequence showed ...

... about memorable things, but there was a first apogee rendezvous that we did on Pete Charles Conrad's Jr. flight that was very much involved with how the launch phase monitoring and ... , and the radars and everything else is working. Steve Bales and I worked with Pete Conrad and Dick Gordon a great deal on our techniques, because we had a lot of ... hybrid simulator, in St. Louis, that we went there with this Bales and I and Conrad and Gordon went there and spent a day in the simulator going through these backup ...

... : NASA's GEMINI V spacecraft, piloted by Astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper (L/Col., USAF) and Charles Conrad , Jr.. (LCdr., USN), was successfully launched with two-stage Titan II booster from Eastern Test ... , Sixteen of the planned seventeen experiments were conducted. Despite the heavy work schedule, Cooper and Conrad each slept about five hours a day. The astronauts ate about 2,000 calories of ...

... . later by launch of GEMINI XI by Titan II booster from Complex 19. Astronauts were Charles Conrad, Jr ., command pilot, and Richard F. Gordon , Jr., pilot. Gemini Agena Target Vehicle GATV entered ... fly in formation for long duration without using maneuvering fuel. When vehicles began to drift, Conrad initiated slow rotation with appropriate spacecraft maneuvers, creating slight centrifugal force which kept tether taut ...

... ." ''(NASA Release 65-285)'' 250 photos taken by GEMINI V Astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad , Jr, during the GEMINI V spaceflight were released by NASA Manned Spacecraft Center . ''(AP, NYT ... the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. to congratulate you, the cosmonauts Charles Conrad and Gordon Cooper and also the scientists and engineers who took part in the preparation ...

170 usable terrain photographs from GEMINI V mission flown by Astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad, Jr ., Aug. 21-29,1965, included pictures of South Africa which would provide valuable information ... and in the GEMINI V spacecraft had definitely demonstrated that Astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad, Jr ., had seen what they claimed they had seen below on earth during their Aug ...

... selection of flight crews for Skylab missions. Prime crewmen for first, 28-day flight were Charles Conrad , Jr. (commander), Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin (science pilot), and Paul J. Weitz (pilot) . Backup crewmen ... crew press conference, with prime and backup crewmen, was held at Manned Spacecraft Center. Astronaut Charles Conrad, Jr., said preparations were on schedule for April 1973 launch. Contractor checkouts and tests of ...

... 12 commander Charles Conrad , Jr., parachuted safely from NASA T-38 jet aircraft just before it crashed near Bergstrom Air Force Base, Tex. Cause of crash was being investigated. Conrad was on routine flight from Dobbins AFB, Ga., to Ellington AFB, Tex. ''(UPI, W News, 5/11/72, 20)'' Dr. William W. Duke, twin brother of Apollo 16 Astronaut Charles M ...

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