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APOLLO 9
AUDIO HIGHLIGHTS
CREW: James McDivitt, David Scott, Russell Schweickart
LAUNCH: 11:00 AM EST, March 3, 1968
SPLASHDOWN: 12:00:54 PM EDT, March 13, 1969
DURATION: 10 Days, 1 Hour, 54 Seconds
INCLUDED IN THIS AUDIO HIGHLIGHT FILE:
1. Launch Phase from T-1:00 Through Orbit
2. First Command Module Docking With Lunar Module; Extraction of LM from Saturn SIVB
3. Three-Way Conversation Between Command Module (Gumdrop), Lunar Module (Spider) and CAPCOM
4. First TV Transmission from Spider
5. First Burn of LM Descent Engine (With Vehicles Still Docked)
6. EVA of Schweickart Outside on LM 'Porch,' Scott With CM Hatch Open
7. Undocking, Separation, Re-Rendezvous, Re-Docking Sequences Between Manned Spider & Gumdrop
8. Crew Sings Happy Birthday to Christopher C. Kraft, Manned Spaceflight Center Director of Flight Operations
9. De-Orbit Burn, Re-Entry & Recovery Sequences
10. Crew's Comments on Deck of Recovery Ship Guadalcanal
Digitized, cataloged and archived by the Houston Audio Control Room, at the NASA Johnson Space Center.
AUDIO HIGHLIGHTS
CREW: James McDivitt, David Scott, Russell Schweickart
LAUNCH: 11:00 AM EST, March 3, 1968
SPLASHDOWN: 12:00:54 PM EDT, March 13, 1969
DURATION: 10 Days, 1 Hour, 54 Seconds
INCLUDED IN THIS AUDIO HIGHLIGHT FILE:
1. Launch Phase from T-1:00 Through Orbit
2. First Command Module Docking With Lunar Module; Extraction of LM from Saturn SIVB
3. Three-Way Conversation Between Command Module (Gumdrop), Lunar Module (Spider) and CAPCOM
4. First TV Transmission from Spider
5. First Burn of LM Descent Engine (With Vehicles Still Docked)
6. EVA of Schweickart Outside on LM 'Porch,' Scott With CM Hatch Open
7. Undocking, Separation, Re-Rendezvous, Re-Docking Sequences Between Manned Spider & Gumdrop
8. Crew Sings Happy Birthday to Christopher C. Kraft, Manned Spaceflight Center Director of Flight Operations
9. De-Orbit Burn, Re-Entry & Recovery Sequences
10. Crew's Comments on Deck of Recovery Ship Guadalcanal
Digitized, cataloged and archived by the Houston Audio Control Room, at the NASA Johnson Space Center.
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