Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965
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28 and I was trying to be very careful and keep them from cracking and getting anymore uncomfortabl e than they were . Jim mentioned the CO sensors 2 stayed on zero, which I was happy to see . I think one thing that I was fairly happy about was that the suit , as bulky as it was , wasn ' t depres singly uncomfortable. I felt that I did have a pretty heavy suit on most of the time , and I was a little bit constrained in my mobility. The i dea to have the detachable sleeves that I could take off after the EVA work was , I felt, a very good decision. I felt much more comfortable , and I had a much higher degree of mobility around with my arms in the spacecraft. It was not as tiring to move around as it had been when I was inside the heavy sleeves . So , I was quite happy to take them off. We took them off, I believe, shortly after my first sleep. I slept with t hem on the first time, and then we took them off. think they were quite easy to take off. As a matter of fact, I think if you went EVA at a later time you could take those sleeves onboard, and if they were made just a little aasier to slip on and off over the wrist, you could take @e 14 rte Et<4,t,\ t I