Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965
NASA-UAP-D017 · page 94 of 290
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88 McDivitt fairly routine, and it appeared routine ' to me too as it began to steer into zero and steered right on into zero . As we approached iSEXJO the error started to increase a little bit and in creased out to a little less than a degree in pitch-down on the error needle . Aside from that, we didn ' t have,,as far as I can see, any other error that was worth talking about during launch. Okay, at SECO + 20 the IVI ' s counted up as we separated,rolled around, and did all the maneuvers we were supposed to. The IVI's acted as they should. When I got turned around and was faced toward the spacecraft,I was in a hurry to get all these things done . I started thrusting and I went from Ascent to Catch-Up, and then hit the Start Comp button.~ I lost a couple of feet/second here, but this was sort of insignificant at the time. The IVI's counted up in the Catch-Up Mode and they operated properly throuehout the rest of the chase phase of the mission. We were getting the kind of information that we needed right there early in the flight . Ed had 52 punched in and it read out at 30 feet/second, I think he said earlier.