Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965
NASA-UAP-D017 · page 280 of 290
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272 White McDivitt White guess, were we able to ever break this stuff loose. Training equipment is just what it says--· it should be used for training and it shouldn' t be kept under lock and key away from the crews. I had that same feeling down there, Jim. I think we both kind of got on this one. It seemed like they'd want to get all the tr aining equipment all together and say, "Ha , ha, 'we've got it all together. We're all up to snuff. There's all of our training equipment. It's all in that locker over there. " That ' s not the way it ought to be. The training equipment shouldn't be in that locker at all . It should all be out to the crew. In the hands of the crew. And I think up in the crew quarters is where the training equipment belongs and down in the simulator. It should be out and being used. think that one of the keynotes to our success in having a decent amount of photography taken on the flight was that we took the cameras that were available, whether they were flight type or the commercial types of cameras that we car I