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... assistance of Jerry Carr, his family and colleagues his very special journey can be shared not only aboard Skylab but in life before and after a spaceflight. Colonel Gerald P. Carr USMC (retired ... was cancelled in 1970 and with it Carr lost the chance to walk on the Moon. Reassigned to the Skylab programme on 16 November 1973 Jerry Carr, Ed Gibson and Bill Pogue were launched on the 84 day Skylab 4 mission. During three months in space, Carr and his crew logged over ...

... the space suit specialist. So Ken spent a lot of time in that effort. Myself, Jerry Carr, Ed Mitchell, and, by virtue of being the test crew for the LTA thermal test ... crew assignment of Bill Pogue William R. Pogue as the command module pilot and Jerry Carr Gerald P. Carr as the lunar module pilot, I did hope and expected that I would get ... 3 months) where that eventuality did happen. 18 and 19 were canceled. Bill Pogue and Jerry Carr were cycled then into the Skylab Program to give them an opportunity to fly. And ...

... they got hit by lightning during the launch. '''Gibson:''' Yes, I wasn't there. Jerry Gerald P. Carr had the launch. I was primarily on when they were out on the EVAs ... Thunderbirds, so you figure if there's anybody going to get sick, it'd be Jerry or I, not Bill, which showed that we didn't really understand the problem. '''Butler ... time we got there, we were set up for it. There's no difference between Jerry Carr and Bill Pogue and I in our ability to operate than any of the other ...

... . Carr, Gibson, and Pogue entered the multiple docking adapter at 9:32 am EST Nov. 17 (Mission Day 2) and began Workshop activation. They found a welcoming note on the teleprinter: "Jerry ... teams designed improved techniques for managing attitude control and fuel consumption. For the first time Carr pointed the space station's six large solar telescopes at an unusually active region of ... procedural error caused circuit breakers to open, blocking the stabilization and control thrusters from firing. Carr quickly took manual control for re-entry. The CM splashed down upside down at 11 ...

... - 80-10 Illusory Software MIND R Webster, L Miner 18 - 80-10 Solar Options SPACE Jerry Grey 20 - 80-10 John Whitney 2001, Christopher Reeve ARTS John Whitney, Jeff Rovin 24 ... Silverberg 52 - 81-07 SUBMERSIBLES Pictorial Anthony Wolff 56 - 81-07 BLIND SPOT Fiction Jayge Carr 62 - 81-07 ALBERT HOFMANN Interview David Monagan 68 - 81-07 BIRTH ON ICE Article ...

... -11 MANFRED KAGE Pictorial Herbert W Franke 66 - 79-11 MALTHUS S DAY Fiction Jayge Carr 76 - 79-11 CARL SARGENT Interview Christopher Evans 80 - 79-11 ILLEGAL ALIENS Article Robert ... John Keefauver 48 - 80-04 CYBERFORMS Article David Lyttleton-Smith 52 - 80-04 THE LAST JERRY FAGIN SHOW Fiction John Morressy 58 - 80-04 NEW SUN Pictorial Mike Edelhart 62 - 80 ...

... Fiction John Keefauver 128 - Best 4 Strike Fiction Isaac Asimov 131 - Best 4 The Last Jerry Fagin Show Fiction John Morressy 132 - Best 4 Eastern Exposures Pictorial Various 139 - '''Best ... the Chosen Fiction Alan Dean Foster 101 - Best 5 Malthus's Day Fiction Jayge Carr 108 - Best 5 Pictorial Pictorial Gervasio Gallardo 113 - Best 5 Body Ball Fiction John ...

... . Papers were full of this astronaut selection business. Went into a branch that Jerry Jerome B. Hammack ran. Jerry Hammack was the branch chief. The branch was called Capsule Coordination Branch. It ... finally got to be the deputy of the Landing Recovery Division. Actually, my old friend Jerry Hammack was brought back in when Bob Thompson moved to manage the Apollo Applications Program ...

... , 8 Feb 74)'' 7 February: President Nixon wired salutations to Skylab 4 Astronauts Gerald P. Carr , Dr. Edward G. Gibson , and William R. Pogue aboard the recovery ship U.S.S ... of men to work and not our technical knowledge." ''(Transcript)'' Skylab 4 Astronauts Gerald P. Carr , Dr. Edward G. Gibson , and William R. Pogue had experienced a harrowing last hour in ...

... SSR, 18-24 April 74; SBD, 25 April 74, 313)'' Skylab 4 Astronauts Gerald P. Carr , Dr. Edward G. Gibson , and William R. Pogue briefed members of the House Committee on Science and Astronautics on the Skylab program: Carr said that, in space, material samples such as paper, teflon, nylon, and neoprene-covered nylon ... like to see instruments with high-data capability which could be pointed and selectively operated." Carr said that, "if you are going to use man in space, he is going to ...

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