Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part I, 1965
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306 Whi te I agree with you. I think we 've got a good operational procedure of bracing your head on your arm up against the window--a satisfactory procedure for this . 6.11 Postmain Checklist Items White McDivitt White McDivitt White We took the blood pressure on the main chute , too. I went through what I call the reinforcement items on the checklist that I wanted to get off right away , and t hen I sat back and pumped off another blood pr essure . About this time you were making your calls to the recovery force. Right . I started calling the recovery forces as F,d was taking his blood pressure. We got some response from Omnibus right away.· Good old Omnibus . Yes. And we went right on down. We stowed the D-ring covers . We stowed the D-ring cover s between deploying the main chute and going to two-point, just as we had planned. We didn ' t want the D-ring to flop around there, and once you go to two- point it's too late to eject anyway. I call ed Jim to unstow his D-ring at 35 000 feet and he took his out at that time. I pulled his €Ot<IFIBEt<ITIAt