Stratolab-associated / Philadelphia / Johnsville / Pensacola / /
Company
the B. F. Goodrich Company / Navy’s Medical Acceleration Laboratory / Navy’s Air Crew Equipment Laboratory / Goodrich / Navy’s Aviation Medical Acceleration Laboratory / Aviation Medical Laboratory / Naval Aeronautical Computer Laboratory / General Mills Inc. / Apollo / /
Event
Reorganization / /
Facility
Naval Aerospace Medical Institute / Navy’s Aviation Medical Acceleration Laboratory / Naval Air Rework Facility / Navy’s Air Crew Equipment Laboratory / University of Minnesota / Aviation Medical Laboratory / Naval Aeronautical Computer Laboratory / Navy’s Medical Acceleration Laboratory / /
office of Naval Research / National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics / Paul Calle Courtesy NASA Medical Research Department / Medical Corps / UDT / NAS Pensacola’s Schools Command / Naval Aerospace Medical Institute / NASA’s Langley Research Center / Navy / National Geographic Society / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / NASA’s Manned Spacecraft Center / Air Force / Air Corps / Department of Defense / USAF Aerospace Research Pilots School / University of Minnesota / Apollo mission / /
Person
John Staples / O. D. Anderson / Deacon / I HIGH / Jean Piccard / Tex Settle / Malcolm D. Ross / George Hoover / Russ Colley / Morton Lee Lewis / Forrest S. Petersen / Richard Gordon / A. W. Stevens / Victor A. Prather / O. C. Winzen / Charles Conrad / Jr. / Victor Prather / Mike Fordney / Alan Shepard / N. L. Barr / Malcolm Ross / /
I Cdr. Malcolm Ross and LCdr. Victor Prather lift off Antietam enroute to a world record altitude of 21½ miles, set in May[removed]Below, Navy astronaut Charles Conrad, Jr., commander of Apollo 12, operates a lunar