Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
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15 Borman Could you identify any type of the debris? Lovell No, pieces.That is all I could tell. 3.3 Insertion activities Lovell We followed the regular procedure. Borman We did not have s;ny problem with safing our switches. No problem. I did not even stow my D-ring at insertion. I was too busy trying to stay on the booster, and I did not get it stowed for the first orbit,I guess,or half an orbit. Lovell What we planned on doing was getting pictures of the D-ring. I got the br&cket up at staging, and I actually had a minute after guidance initiate to reach back there and get the bracket and stick it up. It worked out very nicely before the g's started building up again on second stage. The bracket was up and in place s;nd no problem at all. Then at SECO, I went around to pick up the camera, because we had the camera. stowed where the Agena control bq..x ie l ~oated., I managed to get the camera up, and it was already plugged into the electric&l wire. ill I had to do was turn the auxiliary switch on, put it on the bracket, and push the button, and it started taking pictures. Just about that time, Frank mentioned be was going to start thrusting pretty soon so I had to go back and punch off the spacecraft. Then I read up address 72. So, I hope the pictures come out.