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... in the thing, as you know. He would have gone on the flight that M. Scott Carpenter went on, the flight after John Glenn. He was taken off of that flight. Then ... him to Paul Dudley White, this was at the time of—it was just before Scott Carpenter's flight. It was after John Glenn's flight. So the question was, can we ...

... 'd been Grissom's accident, but fortunately he survived. John Glenn had his flight. M. Scott Carpenter had his flight somewhere in that period, not too long after John Glenn's. They ... 's mission, which was the longest American manned flight at the time. John Glenn and Scott Carpenter had each flown for three revolutions and back down, and only Schirra's flight was ...

... A secretary was Toni Antoinette J. Zahn, and the chief of Flight A was M. Scott Carpenter. Flight B secretary was Charlene Stroman, and the chief of Flight B at that time ... issue with Colonel Borman who had taken over as the chief of the flight when Scott Carpenter left. There was something that he was assigned to do or needed to do that ...

... in the launch phase of normal flights. ''(NYT, 6/29/63,35)'' Mercury astronaut M. Scott Carpenter , accompanied by NASA astronomer Dr. Jocelyn R. Gill, would observe solar eclipse over central Canada ... flight Dr. Gill would point out to Astronaut Carpenter various scientific phenomena rely to be encountered in future manned space flights, and Carpenter would attempt to photograph airglow caused by zodiacal light ...

... . Robert R. Gilruth , announced Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter ''(Lt. Cdr, USN)'' would serve as his executive assistant. Dr. Gilruth called this a "convalescent assignment," because Astronaut Carpenter still had minor injuries from a motorbike accident several months ago. Also announced was selection of Carpenter for promotion from Lt. Cdr. to Commander. ''(Wash. Eve. Star, 9/18/64)'' September 1964 ...

... )'' Lt. Cdr. M. Scott Carpenter was awarded special gold medal by International Association of Man in Space, commemorating Astronaut Carpenter's Project Mercury orbital space flight. ''(Dryden, Ltr. to Carpenter, 11/5/64)'' Dr ...

... by spacecraft and the technology for such a system. ''(NASA Release 65-306)'' Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter and nine fellow aquanauts rose 205 ft, from Sealab II in a pressurized personnel transfer ... Navy's 45-day experiment in underwater living and working. President Johnson phoned congratulations to Carpenter. ''(Wash. Post, 9/27/65)'' September 1965 September Sep 1 1965 1 Sep 2 1965 ...

... M. Scott Carpenter Day in Boulder, Colo. Presented with an engineering degree from the University of Colorado, Astronaut Carpenter said that he hoped the degree, which he missed in 1949 because he failed ... in the subject received during his re-entry in AURORA 7 . At a news conference, Carpenter said: "All mankind stands to gain more as a result of these flights—and mark ...

... control of FRIENDSHIP 7 when a small jet thruster failed; May 24,1962, Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter was forced to use the horizon when a short circuit cut off the device which ... frontier and that the exploration remains at best an inexact science. “That Astronauts Armstrong and Scott emerged unharmed from their awesome experience with their space capsule out of control is a ...

... H. Glenn Jr. had flown. I got here about the time of the fourth flight, Scott Carpenter’s flight, and so I got to support that, although I had no idea exactly ... VIII, I think, which was Neil Armstrong and— '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Dave David R. Scott, I think. '''Chaffee:''' Dave Scott, I think, yes. That thing started spinning up, and they got going to ...

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