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... MSC said chances were high that Astronaut Thomas K. Mattingly II would develop German measles next week and that, in his opinion, Mattingly's lack of immunity would not permit him to fly on Apollo 13 April 11. NASA had not officially ruled out Mattingly for flight, but countdown was proceeding on schedule and backup cm pilot John L. Swigert ...

... cm pilot on Apollo 13 mission April 11, Dr, Thomas O. Paine , NASA Administrator, announced. Mattingly, exposed to German measles, had not developed immunity and was expected to show symptoms of ... Center KSC . Decision was made after Swigert demonstrated in intensive training that he could replace Mattingly on short notice. "When it comes to the problems you can get into in the ...

... between 227 and 229 GET. At 243:35 GET (3:43 pm EST April 25) Mattingly left CSM for inflight EVA to retrieve panoramic and mapping camera film cassettes from SIM on SM. Mattingly made two trips, during which he observed condition of instruments, reported that insulation paint near ... , Hawaii, and to Ellington AFB, Tex. Young had lost 31/2 kg (71/2 lbs) ; Mattingly, 3 kg (61/2 lbs); and Duke, 21/2 kg (51/2 lbs), but all ...

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... expertise that constitutes ATWG provided the perfect environment for the networking of intellectual energy, and Ken Cox provided invaluable leadership to keep this project on a continuous build. Langdon Morris oversaw ... , Sue Krone, who was an unwavering supporter and also added valuable inputs throughout the process. '''Ken Cox: ''' I would like to honor the experience of creative collaboration that occurred between Bob ...

... missions. Prime crewmen for Apollo 13 were Astronauts James A. Lovell , Jr. (commander) , Thomas K. Mattingly II ( Command Module CM pilot), and Fred W. Haise , Jr. ( Lunar Module LM pilot). Backup ... three hours each and would not exceed 35 hrs. Flights would be first for Astronauts Mattingly, Haise, Roosa, and Mitchell. ''(NASA Release 69-115)'' Apollo 11 Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong and ...

... Times editorial commented on substitution of Astronaut John L. Swigert , Jr., for Astronaut Thomas K. Mattingly II on Apollo 13 mission. "The decision adds a new note of tension and a ... . ( Lunar Module LM pilot). Swigert was last-minute substitution from backup crew for Thomas K. Mattingly II, who had failed to develop immunity after exposure to German measles. Launch was watched ...

... . Duke , Jr., had fastest peak rate, 130 beats per min. Command module pilot Thomas K. Mattingly II registered 115 beats per min, and Young-who was making fourth space flight and ... with lunar samples. April 16-18: Spacecraft-carrying Astronauts John W. Young (commander), Thomas K. Mattingly II (command module pilot), and Charles M. Duke , Jr. (lunar module pilot)-was launched from ...

... President Luis Echeverria Alvarez in June and said he would nominate L/Cdr Thomas K. Mattingly II (USN) for rank of commander and L/C Charles M. Duke , Jr. (USAF), for ... come. "On behalf of all Americans, I am pleased to welcome Astronauts Young, Duke, and Mattingly back to earth and to salute them for a job well done. Their skill, their ...

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