Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965

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could make the readings .
I think you could put
spot lights in there and not get by that prob­
lem.
That's exactly what I was going to say.
Lights
aren't going to solve that problem.
No, it's just plain bright outside. When you look
back in, even though you have your lights on, it's
fairly dark inside .
I personally wasn ' t troubled
by this very many times during the flight .
Were
you, Jim?
No, I wasn 't.
I didn't feel that was too bad.
S~ actually, I
felt that the lighting, although not abundant ,
was adequate.
I think the actual light ing of the
instruments would certainly be nicer if we had
individual instruments lit up.
Oh, ene thing -­
several times I would like to have had a flash­
Eght in there, something where I could direct a
real beam of light. The little side light& I
thought, were close to being useless .
I didn' t
use my little side light, the auxiliary light ,
very much at all.
As a matter of fact , I didn ' t either.
Very seldom .
I think that if we're going to have
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