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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- At the podium, Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. offers remarks at the commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle behind him. At left is Mike McCulley, chief operating officer, United Space Alliance. The new 40-foot vehicle is replacing a 15-year old model, and will be used following Shuttle landings as the prime vehicle to control critical communications between the orbiter, the crew and the Launch Control Center, to monitor the health of the Shuttle Orbiter systems and to direct convoy operations at the Shuttle Landing Facility. Upgrades and high-tech features incorporated into the design and development of this vehicle make it more reliable and efficient for the convoy crew. Seating capacity was increased from 4 to 12, and video recorders and television monitors were added to provide the convoy team with the maximum amount of visual information KSC-02pd1087

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- At the podium, Center Director Roy Bridg...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- At the podium, Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. offers remarks at the commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle behind him. At left is Mike McCulley, chief operatin... More

GEMINI-TITAN (GT)-6 - BLOCKHOUSE ACTIVITY - CAPE

GEMINI-TITAN (GT)-6 - BLOCKHOUSE ACTIVITY - CAPE

S65-61804 (15 Dec. 1965) --- Overall view of activity in blockhouse at Launch Complex 19 during the final moments of the Gemini-6 prelaunch countdown. The Gemini-6 spacecraft and launch vehicle at Pad 19 are se... More

STS067-355-013 - STS-067 - ASTRO-2 - Durrance consults checklist while working with experiment

STS067-355-013 - STS-067 - ASTRO-2 - Durrance consults checklist while...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: STS-67 Payload Specialist Samuel Durrance consults a checklist while working with the ASTRO-2 payload. Experiment data is visible on two closed-circuit ... More

STS067-355-012 - STS-067 - ASTRO-2 - Durrance consults checklist while working with experiment

STS067-355-012 - STS-067 - ASTRO-2 - Durrance consults checklist while...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: STS-67 Payload Specialist Samuel Durrance consults a checklist while working with the ASTRO-2 payload. Experiment data is visible on two closed-circuit ... More

STS067-353-037 - STS-067 - ASTRO-2 - Durrance talks with the ground

STS067-353-037 - STS-067 - ASTRO-2 - Durrance talks with the ground

The original finding aid described this as: Description: STS-67 Payload Specialist Samuel Durrance talks with the ground for the ASTRO-2 payload. In view is the closed-circuit television monitors and a star ch... More

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- While guests tour the new Convoy Command Vehicle (rear), Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. (center) talks to Launch Director Mike Leinbach. The tour followed a commissioning ceremony for the new vehicle. The 40-foot vehicle is replacing a 15-year old model, and will be used following Shuttle landings as the prime vehicle to control critical communications between the orbiter, the crew and the Launch Control Center, to monitor the health of the Shuttle Orbiter systems and to direct convoy operations at the Shuttle Landing Facility. Upgrades and high-tech features incorporated into the design and development of this vehicle make it more reliable and efficient for the convoy crew. Seating capacity was increased from 4 to 12, and video recorders and television monitors were added to provide the convoy team with the maximum amount of visual information KSC-02pd1090

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- While guests tour the new Convoy Comman...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- While guests tour the new Convoy Command Vehicle (rear), Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. (center) talks to Launch Director Mike Leinbach. The tour followed a commissioning ceremo... More

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- The new Convoy Command Vehicle is displayed before a commissioning ceremony to hand it over to Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. The ceremony was to be held at the Landing Operations Facility. The new 40-foot vehicle is replacing a 15-year old model, and will be used following Shuttle landings as the prime vehicle to control critical communications between the orbiter, the crew and the Launch Control Center, to monitor the health of the Shuttle Orbiter systems and to direct convoy operations at the Shuttle Landing Facility. Upgrades and high-tech features incorporated into the design and development of this vehicle make it more reliable and efficient for the convoy crew. Seating capacity was increased from 4 to 12, and video recorders and television monitors were added to provide the convoy team with the maximum amount of visual information KSC-02pd1084

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- The new Convoy Command Vehicle is dis...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- The new Convoy Command Vehicle is displayed before a commissioning ceremony to hand it over to Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. The ceremony was to be held at the Landing Operat... More

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- During a commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle (background), Tony Shibly, project manager, United Space Alliance, offers a few remarks to guests. At left are USA Chief Operating Officer Mike McCulley and Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. The new 40-foot vehicle is replacing a 15-year old model, and will be used following Shuttle landings as the prime vehicle to control critical communications between the orbiter, the crew and the Launch Control Center, to monitor the health of the Shuttle Orbiter systems and to direct convoy operations at the Shuttle Landing Facility. Upgrades and high-tech features incorporated into the design and development of this vehicle make it more reliable and efficient for the convoy crew. Seating capacity was increased from 4 to 12, and video recorders and television monitors were added to provide the convoy team with the maximum amount of visual information KSC-02pd1088

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- During a commissioning ceremony for the...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- During a commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle (background), Tony Shibly, project manager, United Space Alliance, offers a few remarks to guests. At left are ... More

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - After opening remarks at a commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle, Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. (right) gets ready to open the door for a tour of the vehicle. At left is United Space Alliance Chief Operating Officer Mike McCulley. The new 40-foot vehicle is replacing a 15-year old model, and will be used following Shuttle landings as the prime vehicle to control critical communications between the orbiter, the crew and the Launch Control Center, to monitor the health of the Shuttle Orbiter systems and to direct convoy operations at the Shuttle Landing Facility. Upgrades and high-tech features incorporated into the design and development of this vehicle make it more reliable and efficient for the convoy crew. Seating capacity was increased from 4 to 12, and video recorders and television monitors were added to provide the convoy team with the maximum amount of visual information KSC-02pd1089

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - After opening remarks at a commissioning ...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - After opening remarks at a commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle, Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. (right) gets ready to open the door for a tour of the vehicle. ... More

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- At the podium, Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. offers remarks at the commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle behind him. At left is Mike McCulley, chief operating officer, United Space Alliance. The new 40-foot vehicle is replacing a 15-year old model, and will be used following Shuttle landings as the prime vehicle to control critical communications between the orbiter, the crew and the Launch Control Center, to monitor the health of the Shuttle Orbiter systems and to direct convoy operations at the Shuttle Landing Facility. Upgrades and high-tech features incorporated into the design and development of this vehicle make it more reliable and efficient for the convoy crew. Seating capacity was increased from 4 to 12, and video recorders and television monitors were added to provide the convoy team with the maximum amount of visual information KSC-02pd1086

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- At the podium, Center Director Roy Brid...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- At the podium, Center Director Roy Bridges Jr. offers remarks at the commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle behind him. At left is Mike McCulley, chief operati... More

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- United Space Alliance Chief Operating Officer Mike McCulley welcomes guests to the Landing Operations Facility and commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle behind him. The new 40-foot vehicle is replacing a 15-year old model, and will be used following Shuttle landings as the prime vehicle to control critical communications between the orbiter, the crew and the Launch Control Center, to monitor the health of the Shuttle Orbiter systems and to direct convoy operations at the Shuttle Landing Facility. Upgrades and high-tech features incorporated into the design and development of this vehicle make it more reliable and efficient for the convoy crew. Seating capacity was increased from 4 to 12, and video recorders and television monitors were added to provide the convoy team with the maximum amount of visual information KSC-02pd1085

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- United Space Alliance Chief Operating ...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- United Space Alliance Chief Operating Officer Mike McCulley welcomes guests to the Landing Operations Facility and commissioning ceremony for the new Convoy Command Vehicle behin... More