Countdown to a Moon Launch: preparing Apollo for its historic journey
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
.....................................................................................................
XI
DEDICATION
..................................................................................................................
XV
ABOUT
THE
AUTHOR
......................................................................................................
XVII
FOREWORD
....................................................................................................................
XX
PREFACE
........................................................................................................................
XXIII
1 INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................................................
1
HOW WAS
THAT
EVEN
REMOTELY
POSSIBLE?
.............................................................
1
WHY
A
BOOK
ABOUT
KENNEDY
SPACE
CENTER?
........................................................
2
HOW
THIS BOOK
IS ORGANIZED
................................................................................
3
24,000
PERSPECTIVES
...............................................................................................
4
2 CONTROLLING
COMPLEXITY
......................................................................................
7
THE UNRELENTING
PACE
............................................................................................
7
1965
...................................................................................................................
8
1966
...................................................................................................................
8
1967
...................................................................................................................
8
1968
...................................................................................................................
8
1969
...................................................................................................................
8
KSC
AND
THE
FLIGHT
HARDWARE
...............................................................................
9
MANAGING
THE
PROGRAM
..........................................................................................
12
9
MANAGING
THE
WORK
...............................................................................................
MANAGING OPERATIONS
FOR MULTIPLE
MISSIONS
........................................................
12
FIRING
ROOM
4
.......................................................................................................
13
ROCCO
PETRONE S
DAILY
STAFF MEETING
....................................................................
16
DLO
SCHEDULE
.......................................................................................................
17
THE
72-HOUR/11-DAY
SCHEDULES
AND
SNOOPY
........................................................
18
MANAGING
THE
CONTRACTORS
.....................................................................................
24
V
$
B1IOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM
S
VI
CONTENTS
PADDING,
SANDBAGGING,
AND
UMBRELLAS
.................................................................
25
CONTRACTOR SCHEDULING
AND
REPORTING
...................................................................
26
COMMUNICATION WAS KEY
.....................................................................................
27
3
REQUIREMENTS, TESTS,
AND
COMPUTERIZATION
......................................................
29
CONTROLLING
THE
CONFIGURATION
...............................................................................
29
IT ALL
STARTED
WITH
REQUIREMENTS
...........................................................................
29
CONFIGURATION
INSPECTION
LOG
AND
ENGINEERING
ORDERS
........................................
31
TESTING
TO THE
REQUIREMENTS
..................................................................................
32
TEST
AND
CHECKOUT PROCEDURE
(TCP)
.................................................................
32
TEST
PREPARATION
SHEET
(TPS)
............................................................................
32
INTEGRATED TEST
PROCEDURE
(ITP)
........................................................................
32
PRE-TEST
BRIEFINGS
...............................................................................................
33
TEST
AND
INSPECTION RECORD
(TAIR)
..................................................................
35
TEST
PROBLEM
REPORT
(TPR)
..............................................................................
36
DISCREPANCY RECORD (DR)
AND
MATERIAL REVIEW
(MR)
....................................
37
ROLES
IN
TEST
AND
CHECKOUT
...............................................................................
38
QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTION
................................................................................
39
DEVELOPING TESTS
AND
PROCEDURES
.........................................................................
41
WORKING
WITH
THE
PROCESS
.................................................................................
43
LOGBOOKS
...........................................................................................................
44
CERTIFICATIONS
.........................................................................................................
46
COMPUTERIZATION
....................................................................................................
46
SATURN
LAUNCH
COMPUTER COMPLEX
......................................................................
48
PROGRAMMING
THE
II OA
.....................................................................................
50
LAUNCH
VEHICLE
TEST
SYSTEM
OPERATION
............................................................
51
OTHER
LAUNCH
VEHICLE
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
............................................................
52
DIGITAL DATA
ACQUISITION SYSTEM
.......................................................................
52
DIGITAL EVENTS EVALUATOR (DEE)
........................................................................
52
POST-TEST
ANALYSIS
..............................................................................................
53
THE MARSHALL BREADBOARD
.................................................................................
53
THE ACE-S/C
SYSTEM
...........................................................................................
54
SPACECRAFT
TESTING
WITH
ACE
............................................................................
56
THE QUICK-LOOK DATA STATION
...........................................................................
57
CENTRAL
INSTRUMENTATION FACILITY (CIF)
.................................................................
59
TIMING
AND
COUNTDOWN SYSTEM
............................................................................
61
PROPELLANT TANKING COMPUTER SYSTEM
..................................................................
61
COMPUTERS WERE VITAL
TO
SUCCESS
.........................................................................
63
WAS
THE
PAPERWORK
WORTH
IT?
...............................................................................
64
4
THE MSOB
AND
THE
CSM PROCESSING FLOW
........................................................
67
WHY
ASSEMBLE
AND
TEST
AT
KENNEDY SPACE
CENTER?
.............................................
67
THE
APOLLO SPACECRAFT
...........................................................................................
68
THE
COMMAND/SERVICE MODULE
(CSM)
............................................................
69
THE COMMAND
MODULE
.....................................................................................
69
THE SERVICE MODULE
..........................................................................................
71
BLOCK
I
AND
BLOCK
II
CSMS
...............................................................................
72
CONTENTS
VII
THE
LUNAR MODULE (LM)
...................................................................................
72
THE
LAUNCH
ESCAPE SYSTEM (LES)
...................................................................
74
SPACECRAFT/LUNAR
MODULE
ADAPTER (SLA)
.........................................................
76
THE HECTIC
WORLD
OF
SPACECRAFT OPERATIONS
.........................................................
77
ROLES
AND
RESPONSIBILITIES
....................................................................................
80
SENIOR
LEADERSHIP
.............................................................................................
80
THE
TEST
TEAMS
.................................................................................................
80
WORK
ON
THE
ASSEMBLY
AND
CHECKOUT
FLOOR
.....................................................
86
OTHER
ROLES
.......................................................................................................
89
RESIDENT
APOLLO SPACECRAFT PROGRAM
OFFICE (RASPO)
........................................
90
REMOTE
SUPPORT
....................................................................................................
90
WORKING
WITH
THE
ASTRONAUTS
.................................................................................
91
SPACECRAFT TESTING
WITH
ACE
................................................................................
92
THE
SPACECRAFT
FLOW
IN
THE
MSOB
.......................................................................
92
THE
CSM PROCESSING
FLOW
...................................................................................
94
WEEK
OF
JANUARY
20,1969:
L MINUS 177
DAYS
.................................................
94
WEEK
OF
JANUARY
27: L MINUS 170
DAYS
...........................................................
95
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY 3: L MINUS 163
DAYS
...........................................................
100
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY 10:
L
MINUS 156
DAYS
.........................................................
100
WEEKS
OF
FEBRUARY
17
AND
24: L MINUS
149
DAYS
............................................
102
WEEK
OF
MARCH 3: L
MINUS 135
DAYS
...............................................................
104
WEEK
OF
MARCH
10:
L MINUS
128
DAYS
.............................................................
105
WEEK
OF
MARCH 17:
L
MINUS
121
DAYS
.............................................................
108
WEEK
OF
MARCH 24: L MINUS
114
DAYS
.............................................................
110
WEEK
OF
MARCH 31:
L
MINUS
107
DAYS
.............................................................
113
WEEK
OF
APRIL
7:
L MINUS 100
DAYS
.................................................................
113
SIM
BAY EXPERIMENTS
...........................................................................................
114
SKYLAB
ORBITAL WORKSHOP MODULES
AND
ASTP
DOCKING MODULE
..........................
119
5 THE
LM
PROCESSING
FLOW
....................................................................................
125
INITIAL
INSPECTIONS
..................................................................................................
125
WEEKS
OF
JANUARY
6
TO
JANUARY
20: L MINUS 191
DAYS
.....................................
125
PROBLEM
LMS
........................................................................................................
126
LM-1
.................................................................................................................
127
LM-3
.................................................................................................................
129
LM-8
.................................................................................................................
130
BUILDUP
AND
TESTING
..............................................................................................
132
WEEK
OF
JANUARY
27: L
MINUS 170
DAYS
...........................................................
132
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY
3: L MINUS 163
DAYS
...........................................................
132
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY 10:
L MINUS 156
DAYS
.........................................................
133
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY
17:
L
MINUS 149
DAYS
.........................................................
136
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY
24: L MINUS 146
DAYS
.........................................................
139
WEEK
OF
MARCH 3:
L MINUS 135
DAYS
...............................................................
141
WEEK
OF
MARCH 10:
L MINUS 128
DAYS
.............................................................
141
WEEK
OF
MARCH
17:
L MINUS 121
DAYS
.............................................................
143
WEEK
OF
MARCH 24:
L
MINUS
114
DAYS
.............................................................
145
VIII
CONTENTS
WEEK
OF
MARCH 31: L
MINUS 107
DAYS
.............................................................
146
EASEP
AND
ALSEP
PROCESSING
.............................................................................
153
LUNAR ROVER
PROCESSING
ON
APOLLO 15 THROUGH 17
...............................................
155
FINAL SPACECRAFT ASSEMBLY
....................................................................................
159
PROCESSING
THE
SLA
...........................................................................................
159
MATING
THE
LUNAR
MODULE
TO
THE
SLA
...............................................................
161
MATING
THE
COMMAND/SERVICE MODULE
TO THE
SLA
...........................................
164
TRANSFERRING
TO THE
VAB
....................................................................................
165
6 THE LAUNCH VEHICLE PROCESSING FLOW IN
THE
VAB
............................................
173
THE WORLD
OF
LAUNCH
VEHICLE
OPERATIONS
.............................................................
173
LAUNCH COMPLEX 39
..............................................................................................
174
THE SATURN
LAUNCH VEHICLES
.................................................................................
176
THE S-IC
............................................................................................................
179
THE S-II
.............................................................................................................
179
THE S-IVB
.........................................................................................................
179
INSTRUMENT UNIT
.................................................................................................
180
THE
S-IB
............................................................................................................
180
THE LAUNCH VEHICLE PROCESSING FLOW
...................................................................
180
STAGE
CHECKOUT
PRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
TO
KSC
........................................................
181
TRANSPORT
TO
KSC
..............................................................................................
182
WEEKS
OF
JANUARY
20
TO
FEBRUARY 3:
L
MINUS
177
DAYS
...................................
182
SABOTAGE
ON
APOLLO I L S
S-NB IN
THE
VAB?
...................................................
183
THE S-II
ARRIVES: FEBRUARY
6,1969
...................................................................
186
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY
17:
L MINUS 149
DAYS
.........................................................
189
ERECTING
THE
S-IC
...............................................................................................
190
WEEK
OF
FEBRUARY
24:
L
MINUS
146
DAYS
.........................................................
196
WEEK
OF
MARCH
3: L
MINUS
135
DAYS
...............................................................
198
THE S-II SPACER
SPOOL :
AS-501/AS-502
.......................................................
201
THE
AS-500F TWANG TEST
..................................................................................
209
WEEK
OF
MARCH
10:
L
MINUS
128
DAYS
.............................................................
210
TESTING PROTOCOL
IN
LAUNCH VEHICLE
OPERATIONS
................................................
210
WEEK
OF
MARCH 17:
L
MINUS 121
DAYS
.............................................................
212
WEEK
OF
MARCH 24: L
MINUS
114
DAYS
.............................................................
213
WEEK
OF
MARCH 31
:L
MINUS
107
DAYS
.............................................................
214
WEEK
OF
APRIL 7: L MINUS 100
DAYS
.................................................................
217
STACKING
THE
SPACECRAFT:
APRIL
14,1969
...........................................................
217
WEEK
OF
MAY 5: L MINUS 72
DAYS
....................................................................
219
WEEK
OF
MAY 12:
L
MINUS 65
DAYS
..................................................................
221
WEEK
OF
MAY
19:
L
MINUS
58 DAYS
..................................................................
225
7 THE PROCESSING FLOW
AT
THE
LAUNCH
PAD
...........................................................
227
THE PROCESSING FLOW
AT
THE
LAUNCH
PAD
...............................................................
227
WEEK
OF
MAY 19:
L
MINUS 58 DAYS
......................................................................
227
ROLLOUT:
TUESDAY,
MAY
20,1969
.......................................................................
228
MATING
THE
LUT
TO THE
PAD
...................................................................................
233
POSITIONING
THE
MSS
TO
WORK
ON
THE
SPACECRAFT
...................................................
234
CONTENTS IX
WEEK
OF
MAY
26: L MINUS
51
DAYS
......................................................................
238
THE
APOLLO
16
BLADDER
INCIDENT
........................................................................
239
WEEK
OF
JUNE
2: L MINUS
44
DAYS
........................................................................
242
FLIGHT READINESS
TEST
(FRT)
.................................................................................
243
POST-FRT
WORK
......................................................................................................
244
LAST-MINUTE
PROBLEMS
AND
CHANGES
TO
LM-5
.......................................................
246
WEEK
OF
JUNE
9:
L
MINUS
37
DAYS
........................................................................
252
LAUNCH
READINESS
REVIEW
....................................................................................
252
WEEK
OF
JUNE
16:
L
MINUS
30
DAYS
......................................................................
256
WEEK
OF
JUNE
23: L MINUS
23
DAYS
......................................................................
261
8 COUNTDOWN DEMONSTRATION
TEST
........................................................................
265
THE DRESS
REHEARSAL
.............................................................................................
265
WET TEST
AND
DRY TEST
...........................................................................................
266
LAUNCH BLOCKS
......................................................................................................
267
THE APOLLO
4 CDDT:
THE
TEST
FROM
HELL
..........................................................
268
THE APOLLO
10 FUEL TANK
COLLAPSE
........................................................................
273
THE APOLLO
13
OXYGEN
CLOUD
AND
VEHICLES
TO
BURN
.............................................
275
WEEK
OF
JUNE
30: L MINUS
16 DAYS
......................................................................
277
THREE STRIKES
AGAINST
APOLLO
13 DURING
CDDT
...................................................
278
WEEK
OF
JULY
7,1969: L MINUS
9 DAYS
.................................................................
285
IS
THAT
A
COLD SOLDER JOINT?
..................................................................................
286
9
LAUNCH
COUNTDOWN
..............
..........................................................................
289
INTRODUCTION
TO
LAUNCH
COUNTDOWN
......................................................................
289
LAUNCH
WINDOWS
FOR
APOLLO
11
............................................................................
289
MONTHLY LAUNCH
WINDOW
.................................................................................
290
DAILY
LAUNCH
WINDOW
......................................................................................
290
COUNTDOWN
PROCEDURES
.........................................................................................
291
SUB-TASKS
...............................................................................................................
294
LAUNCH
MISSION RULES
DOCUMENT
.........................................................................
295
INTERRUPTING
THE
COUNTDOWN
..................................................................................
296
PROCEDURE
CHANGE
REQUESTS
..................................................................................
299
STAFFING
DURING COUNTDOWN
..................................................................................
299
ACE
ROOMS
......................................................................................................
300
LAUNCH
PAD
........................................................................................................
301
OTHER
SUPPORT
OPERATIONS
.................................................................................
302
PREPARATIONS
START: T MINUS
130
HOURS
.................................................................
303
PRE-COUNT:
T MINUS
93 HOURS
................................................................................
305
COUNTDOWN
START: T
MINUS
28
HOURS
....................................................................
308
POWER
TRANSFER TEST
..........................................................................................
310
RANGE
SAFETY TESTS
............................................................................................
312
LM
CLOSEOUT
.....................................................................................................
313
MSS
ROLLBACK
...................................................................................................
317
SIDEBAR:
THE
S-II SENSOR
SHORT
.............................................................................
318
PROPELLANT
LOADING:
T MINUS 9
HOURS
..................................................................
321
GOING
ON
STATION
IN
THE
FINAL
HOURS
.................................................................
323
X
CONTENTS
THE
COUNTDOWN RESUMES
.................................................................................
324
LH2 LEAK!
T
MINUS
3
HOURS 38 MINUTES
..............................................................
329
ASTRONAUTS
ON
BOARD:
T MINUS
2
HOURS
40 MINUTES
.............................................
330
RECYCLE POINT:
T MINUS 22
MINUTES
.....................................................................
336
TERMINAL
COUNT:
T
MINUS
3
MINUTES
10
SECONDS
.................................................
337
TERMINAL
COUNTDOWN SEQUENCER
(TCS)
............................................................
337
INTERLOCKS
...........................................................................................................
337
TERMINAL
COUNT
TO
LIFTOFF
..................................................................................
338
10 PLUS TIME
AND
NEAR MISSES
................................................................................
345
THE SATURN
V TAKES
FLIGHT:
T
ZERO
.......................................................................
345
FORWARD OBSERVERS
................................................................................................
351
SAFING
THE
PAD
.......................................................................................................
352
TURNAROUND
AFTER
SCRUB
........................................................................................
354
24-HOUR TURNAROUND
.........................................................................................
356
3-DAY
TURNAROUND
.............................................................................................
356
OTHER
SCRUB OPTIONS
.........................................................................................
356
LESSONS LEARNED
FROM COUNTDOWN
AND
LAUNCH
..................................................
356
AS-502 (APOLLO
6): THE
SUCCESSFUL FAILURE
......................................................
357
THE APOLLO
12 LIGHTNING STRIKE
........................................................................
359
APOLLO
17:
CUTOFF
AT
T
MINUS
30
SECONDS
.........................................................
362
BATTLE DAMAGE
IN
THE
SKYLAB
ORBITAL WORKSHOP LAUNCH
..................................
365
SKYLAB 2: MILLISECONDS
FROM
DISASTER
...............................................................
367
11 EPILOGUE
...............................................................................................................
369
WOULD IT ACTUALLY
WORK?
......................................................................................
369
APPENDIX A ACRONYMS
AND
ABBREVIATIONS
..............................................................
375
APPENDIX B
MISSIONS
WITH
APOLLO
AND
SATURN HARDWARE
.....................................
381
APPENDIX C S-II STAGE CHECKOUT
TESTS
...................................................................
391
APPENDIX
D
APOLLO
11 OIS CALL SIGNS
.....................................................................
401
APPENDIX E FIRING ROOM STAFFING
DURING
APOLLO 11
AND
14
COUNTDOWNS..........
409
APPENDIX
F
RECOMMENDED
READING
AND
REFERENCES
............................................
417
APPENDIX G INTERVIEWEES
.........................................................................................
423
INDEX
...........................................................................................................................
427
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