Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
NASA-UAP-D021 · page 211 of 222
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201 Borman FCSD Rep Borman Lovell J3orma.n Lovell the equipment. All the other equipment seemed to come in well. Yes, but we always depend upon the experimenters for the training. You lmow, like on the sextant. Maybe this is the way you have to continue to go. This is the way the program is set up, for the experi menters to actually do the briefing. Yeah, and then the hardware training. That is the way it did work. That' s probably the best way. The S-8/D-13, we went to the trainer. I guess what we are really saying is that we should emphasize to the experimenter that they have a responsibility for providing training and for providing training hardware. That is the big thing. The experimenters, or the experiments group, has to provide the training to get adequate results from their experiment. Otherwise they are not going to get adequate results. That is right. And t he training equipment and the training periods have to come early enough in the program so that we work out any problems that evolve. For instance, a classic example was the laser when we ran into the reticle problem. We did not find out until too late in t he game