Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965
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9 McDivitt White McDivitt White McDivitt So did I. The way I felt was that I knew that we had to be as miserly with the fuel as we possibly could, so we got as much out of as little fuel as possible. There wasn' t going to be anything to change that velocity. We just went along and I really didn't care how they were plotting that fuel on the ground. I knew that we were starting to get ahead of the schedule, because I was plotting it roughly onboard the spacecraft . I could see we were ~p above the line that we needed to remain above to handle our OAMS retrofir~. Actually, we followed the profile rather closely, We leveled off there at first, and then when we started using it , we we~c right down the profile, We were a little below the line and we just held the same fuel level until we walked out across it and got up on top of i+ Then, we went on down above it. I think the controls and the switches were all satisfactory. I think so too. The attitude controller worked fine and dandy. We didn't have any trouble with it. The stick forces weren't too high. We didn't get a chance to use it in any other mode besides