Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part II, 1965

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two minutes of record time.
On 03 days, 16 hours,
37 minutes, 28 seconds we got our first missile ,
423 Alpha.
We have about a minute and 30 seconds
of record time on that. 03 days, 22 hours , 48
minutes , 17 seconds we did 425A which was a
Hawaii volcano measurement.
I did Monique. It
is the only one I could find sticking up out of
the cloud. That's not active , but it's a volcano.
Maybe they will find something.
On the rourth
day, 14 hours, 57 minutes, 33 seconds we did a
424A which was a White Sands engine measurement.
I got one minute of record time. It should have
been a good run.
04 days, 16 hours , 28 minutes,
.07 seconds we got the second missile, 423E.
I
don't think it's on the .track.
I don't think
Gordo was looking at it.
We may have been pointed
at it right at the beginning, but I doubt it.
On the fifth day, at 10 hours, 27 minutes, 00
seconds we did a 414 in East Africa, correlated
with some 16mm magazine film.
414 was a desert
land. It was done in the area of the Sahara
Desert. On the sixth day, 08 hours, 43 minutes,
00 seconds I did a 417 in the East African/
Mediterranean.
417 was a water land measurement.
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