Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part I, 1965
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170 McDivitt White McDivitt Some conclusions that I had were: 1. I didn ' t notice any extremely hot temperatures on the outside of the spacecraft . I al so didn' t co~tact surfaces for any period of time to tra~sfer much in the way of a hea~ load to any part of my suit including the gloYes . 2. There I s a de.fi·-iite req-.ii rement for som(3 type of hand holds outside the spacecraft . 3. We should think a little more o~ where we want to operate during EVA and where to attach the tether . The tether was not attached at a po.int that wo·.1ld provide me the capability to operate in the area that I wanted to . You coul dn't get to the nose. It p.i:-ovided great operatio~ for directly above. Straight above. I just don ' t know how you would get the thing out there . You would have to run it along the spacecraft , then attach it somewhere at thfi " front . It would preclude operations in other areas. You would either have to accept ,,,here we a.re going to operate or-- .