Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part II, 1965
NASA-UAP-D020 · page 276 of 325
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265 EeJNFIOEr-qTIAt That was a very poor plan. Cooper Conrad That wasn't thought out very well. I think, in that particular case, we had all the time in the world to discuss that with the ground. We could have gone a couple of revs talking that one over and it wouldn' t have made a hill of beans. Cooper I think the time that they chose to do it was ill planned . Every test that they laid on us wound up to being a test in the middle of the night . I don ' t know why. I 'm sure this wasn't planned that way, but that is the way it turned out. Anything else on the fuel cells , batteries, or mission control? Conrad No . 13.4 F'light Plan Changes Cooper Flight plan changes--I think here is one thing that we want to say about mission control. I ' m well aware that the flight plan people were kept extremely busy having to do this tremendous amount of real time flight planning. I think in general Flight Planning back there did a fine job . I'm sure there were a lot of the people coming in and adding this and that and changing this and changing that. There wasn't enough thought given to the crew. The crew was extreme~ co,.u.romised throughout the whole €0NFl91!1'~ 1-1Ai.