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... mass properties and all that sort of stuff. '''Wright:''' Well, Apollo wasn’t over until ASTP Apollo-Soyuz Test Project . You were quite involved with that project. '''Deiterich:''' Yes. I was one of the FIDOs on ASTP, and Stoval was a FIDO on ASTP, and Ron Epps and Collins—Collins was a Retro. We had to ... in the mid-seventies, and we didn’t fly again until 19 ’80. When was ASTP? I don’t remember. '''Wright:''' Seventy-five 1975 . '''Deiterich:''' Yes, right, ’75. Yes. So it ...

... what used to be the centrifuge. That worked for the later part of Skylab and ASTP Apollo Soyuz Test Project and some initial stages of the Space Station development work. Now ... which is validated by this experiment. So there were a number of experiments developed for ASTP, and four or five of those experiments were managed by my organization that I was ... to monitor or build and develop experiments that were to fly on Skylab and subsequently ASTP with a group of people. In addition there were five airplanes at Ellington. We had ...

... one of these type of individuals that—well, for example, when he was on the ASTP Apollo-Soyuz Test Project , he would be able to get Cuban cigars, which we were ... time with Tom. '''Butler:''' That's good. '''Gregory:''' Anyhow, we went through and we flew ASTP and life was beautiful there. Things really changed right after that, in my world. Bob ... and your role as logistics manager, but there were some—was some time here between ASTP and Shuttle where no flights were going up at the time. During this time, were ...

... N. Kubasov , Flight Director Aleksey S. Yeliseyev, and training officer for ASTP crews Valery F. Bykovsky -joined U.S. ASTP astronauts and specialists at Johnson Space Center to continue technical discussions and planning for the July 1975 joint ASTP mission. Agreement was reached that specialists and flight crews would visit the U.S. launch ...

... Kazakstan. Tass reported the cosmonauts were in good health. Following the successful landing, U.S. ASTP Technical Director Glynn S. Lunney conveyed his congratulations "for the brilliant rehearsal before the Soviet ... in May 1975, NASA officials said at a Johnson Space Center news conference. U.S. ASTP Technical Director Glynn S. Lunney said the arrangement would satisfy U.S. technical needs. In ...

... all. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' And the astronauts and cosmonauts, were they swapping food up there on ASTP? '''Bourland:''' They had a meal together. I think our crew went over to their side ... , and they had a meal together. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Is there anything that you learned from ASTP that you later applied to the Shuttle-Mir Program? '''Bourland:''' Probably not. We didn’t ... :''' Probably the Shuttle food system was probably the most, because we didn’t—Shuttle, and ASTP was pretty challenging, too, because we didn’t know how all that equipment worked. We ...

... flight controller throughout all of Apollo, from the beginning to the end, as well as ASTP Apollo Soyuz Test Project and Skylab and the beginning of shuttle, when I finally had ... working there, crew systems—and I said, "Terry, where's the water bags?" This is ASTP after we'd finished Apollo. He says, "What water bags?" I said, "The ones we ... . He says, "I don't want the bags on board." Figure. '''Kelly:''' This was on ASTP? '''Liebergot:''' Yes. Figure. "Why not?" "I don't want them on board." He decided that ...

... familiarized the Soviet crew of the July 1975 mission with the Apollo spacecraft. Participants included ASTP technical directors Glynn S. Lunney for the U.S. and Academician Konstantin D. Bushuyev for ... of the Apollo spacecraft, docking model briefings, and crew activity discussions. Lunney and Bushuyev reviewed ASTP milestones and reaffirmed that they were on schedule. On July 14 the Soviet delegation heads ...

... , and operational problems had been solved and the investment by both countries had been substantial. ASTP had been "partially worth the effort... to have a sizable group of NASA and industry ... and orientation tour of the cosmodrome. The group visited the launch pad from which the ASTP Soyuz spacecraft would be launched and the Soviet equivalent of Kennedy Space Center 's Vehicle ... to proceed toward the launching planned for July 15,1975." Before the signing, U.S. ASTP Technical Director Glynn S. Lunney and his Soviet counterpart Konstantin D. Bushuyev gave a 5 ...

... world's first international manned spaceflight," Dr. James C. Fletcher , NASA Administrator, said at an ASTP postrecovery press briefing. "At this time it is difficult, if not impossible, to assess the ... shown a sometimes skeptical world that perhaps there is a real chance of world unity." (ASTP Transcript PC-55) The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project reflected the "progress made in the relations ...

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