Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
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117 actually. You left it right over the circuit breaker panel, didn't you? Did it come out during reentry? Lovell No. There was no problem. Borman There is no water problem. Lovell There might have been a little air in it because we got air in the food all the time. I do not know how it got in because the food packages were evacuated. We would put the gun in and pump it up with water, and yet there was air in the food every time you opened it up. There was probably 1 some air in the water, but it did not bother us too much. Borman No. I thought it was a minimum amount, too. The water tasted good. It was cool• The gun, as we have already commented, was very adequate. I think it is inconceivable that we continue to have to log drinks the way we did. I think if people want to know how much water you drink, you can read them off the counter on the gun, and that is it. We went crazy logging these things by numbers and counter numbers and everything else. It is operationally unacceptable. Lovell For flights that are not primarily medical all they have to have is a counter reading once or twice a day for the systems p~opls, They could just divide it by the number of crew and come out very close to what the actual consumption per man i s . Borman The food, I thought , was by and large very good. One