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... probably never have heard of, but it included Sy Ostrach, Steve Maslen, George M. Low. You must have heard of George Low. '''Dinkel:''' Yes, sir. '''Cortright:''' Wolfe Moeckel, Barry Moscowitz, Hal Mirels ... C. Kraft, Jr. and Max Maxime A. Faget, Scott Simpkinson from Cleveland, and that type, George Low, Gilruth himself, they were outstanding people, and they were creative. They could have, and ...

... —he was Gilruth's assistant. '''Bergen:''' George M. Low. '''Feltz:''' George Low. After that came George Low. I worked very close with George Low, and I thought George Low was the best program manager I ... , went to Washington? He was the program manager I thought was so good? '''Bergen:''' George Low. '''Feltz:''' George Low. I'm sorry. A number of them come out. There must have been ...

... he would be an interesting guy to interview. '''Butler:''' Not yet. '''Grimm:''' Both Chris and George. They were both subsystem managers under me, very capable, competent people. '''Butler:''' It’s fortunate ... then I selected a division chief to replace me and combined two divisions, which was George Franklin who had previously moved over to another division when my organization FCID was abolished ...

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... regard to Sino-American relations in outer space. (4) '''President George W. Bush (USA) ''' While the two elections of President George W. Bush have revealed deep political divides among U.S. citizens ... discover: Moon, Mars and beyond. ''Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. (6) Bush, President George W. (2005, August 2). President calls crew members of space shuttle Discovery. Telephone call from ...

... white guys. Everybody else was more interesting. '''Chiao:''' Right, right. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' You also mentioned George Abbey. As I understand, he had a softball team. Did you play on the softball ... Livermore National Laboratory , and see what they’re doing out there.” This was when President George H. W. Bush 41 had called for a mission to Mars. NASA came back with ... I was removed from the Hubble flight, and I was told through the grapevine that George was the one that said, through General Jeremiah W. Pearson, who was the Associate Administrator ...

... fine organization with great vision and great leadership. Another person who I respect tremendously is George M. Low, and he didn’t come into it at the Langley time period, but ... happen was, following the accident, we clearly had to do a redesign of the spacecraft. George Low, the Apollo program manager, he started having a detailed series of reviews to decide ... these aluminum lines. I’m sure we made some other changes. The interesting thing that George Low did, he asked the engineering organization and he asked mission operations, flight operations, who ...

... this time, the Apollo manager and, of course, leading up to the first flight. And George Low was there, and, again, all the top Center people , Thompson, Faget, in Gilruth's ... C. Stonesifer, who was in the office, were down in George W. S. Abbey's office looking at his TV , because George used to open his office to everybody. And I remember ... the Program Office people to put his 10-ounce grappling hook in the spacecraft but George Low did see the benefit. We never used it operationally, because it was only if ...

... and the docs doctors spend about four days with you, but you have that interview. George W. S. Abbey was the chairman of the board at the time. Carolyn L. Huntoon ... A. McBride, Kathy Kathryn D. Sullivan, and myself, and they’re all ’78 folks. So George invites us in and we come in, and there’s Bob Robert L. Crippen. He ... accident, maybe two days, I was asked to go to the Marshall Space Flight Center. George called me up and said, “You’re going to be on the Marshall team that ...

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