Proceedings of an Oral History Workshop Conducted July 21, 1989 Moderator:

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Date: 2004-06-15 07:07:12 NASA personnel Exploration of the Moon Mercury program Robert R. Gilruth Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Apollo 1 Space Task Group Langley Research Center Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Spaceflight Human spaceflight Apollo program		Proceedings of an Oral History Workshop Conducted July 21, 1989 Moderator: Add to Reading List Source URL: history.nasa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 720,20 KB Share Document on Facebook

	CHAPTER 5: Gemini: On Managing Spaceflight “T he first phase of the Nation’s second manned space program began like a storybook success” on Saturday, April 8, 1964, when an unmanned, partly instrumented Gemini ca DocID: vH52 - View Document
	CHAPTER 4: Human Dimensions F ew years have been so critical to the American space program as those between roughly March 1962, when old STG and new center employees began relocating to temporary quarters in Houston, a DocID: vhSn - View Document
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	CHAPTER 2: The Commitment to Space “I can recall watching the sunlight reflect off of Sputnik as it passed over my home on the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia,” Dr. Robert R. Gilruth recalled to the audience at the Sixt DocID: upAN - View Document
	CHAPTER 3: Houston - Texas - U.S.A. T he Space Task Group began as a semiautonomous field unit, an essentially technical engineering organization highly dependent on the Langley Research Center and NASA DocID: un32 - View Document