Dr. Charles A. Berry, Chief, Medical Programs, Manned Spacecraft Center, interviewed for the NASA documentary "Proud Conquest Gemini VII and VI."
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Project Mercury MA-6 Foreign Land News Broadcasts from 16mm full coat magnetic track to 1/4-inch audio. Spanish (6 takes / segments), Mandarin (5 takes / segments), Japanese (3 takes / segments), Italian (3 takes / segments), French (4 takes / segments).
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Interview with Colonel Charles M. Duke, Jr. by Brian Basitian over the telephone from KFWB AM980 Los Angeles, California, August 29, 1975.
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Project Gemini GT-5 L. Gordon Cooper, Jr., Command Pilot and Charles "Pete" Conrad, Jr., Pilot? Air / Ground Communications Flight Director's Loop. August 21, 1965. Starts T+15:10:00 to T+18:00:0?
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Project Gemini GT-7 Air to Ground loop with Frank F. Borman, II, Command Pilot and James A. Lovell, Jr, Pilot.
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Project Gemini GT-7 Air to Ground loop with Frank F. Borman, II, Command Pilot and James A. Lovell, Jr, Pilot.
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Press Conference - Announcement of Crew for 1st Apollo Flight with Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom, Edward H. "Ed" White and Roger B. Chafee, March 21, 1966. Robert Gilruth makes opening remarks. Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chafee each say a few words about the flight. Joe Shae says a few words about the mission plans. Questions and answers begin at nine minutes. Names and responsibilities of the crew positions. If it were a lunar flight who would land on the moon. Orbital parameters. What is the flight plan for the mission? What suit will be used? When will this mission fly? When with the three deep space tracking stations be operational? What will the training be like and when will the simulator be ready? Is there a planned launch date? Where are the components for this vehicle? Will Gemini-12 fly? What is the dry weight of this mission compared to a lunar mission? What is the possibility of a rendezvous between Apollo-1 and Gemini-12? Five minute break. Tape pause. Resume with background conversations. Announcement of the Gemini-11 crew: Commander Charles "Pete" Conrad (USN), Command Pilot, and Commander Richard F. Gordon (US), Pilot. Backup crew will be Neil A. Armstrong (NASA) and William A. Anders (USAF). Backup for the Gemini-10 flight will be Captain James A. Lovell, Jr. (USN) and Major Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin, Jr. (USAF) has been reassigned as backup for Gemini-9 while the original Backup Gemini-9 crew be cam prime after the deaths of Elliot Sea and Charles Bassett. Gemini-11 will be a rendezvous and docking mission. Update on the Gemini-8 crew. The Gemini-9 vehicle may be erected this week. The status of the Gemini-8 Agena target. An accident report from Ellington AFB, Texas. Travel plans for the management team astronaut corps. Visitors to the Center are announced. Showing the Gemini-8 quick look film.
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Series 1, boxes 1 through 52, contains audio recordings.
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President Kennedy's Press Conference -- Backs Space Program - President Kennedy's Remarks Upon Presenting Distinguished Civilian Service Awards to Employees of the Federal Government
Compilation of two recordings: 1. President John F. Kennedy's press conference of February 14, 1962 at the State Department auditorium. The flight of MA-6, Friendship-7, John Glenn, astronaut is mentioned. 2. President Kennedy's remarks upon presenting the Distinguished Civilian Service awards to employees of the Federal Government. From the Rose Garden of the White House, June 12, 1963. No NASA employees.
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President Eisenhower's press conference on the Sputnik launching, October 9, 1957.
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