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Failure Is Not an Option: Mission Control from Mercury to Apollo 13 and Beyond
Gene Kranz
Product Details
ISBN:
9780425179871
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
415
Publish Date:
05/01/01
Publisher:
Berkley Pub Group
Item Number:
BERKI517987
A key player in the space program for thirty years, Kranz has written a memoir that details the high-stress and high-skill work that occurs in Mission Control. Chronicling events from the Mercury through Apollo missions, Kranz's story is an exciting read.
Relays an insider's account of NASA Mission Control from the early years of trying to catch the Russians, to the end of the manned space program by the man who headed the "tiger team" that saved the Apollo 13 astronauts. Reprint.
Relays an insider's account of NASA Mission Control from the early years of trying to catch the Russians, to the end of the manned space program by the man who headed the "tiger team" that saved the Apollo 13 astronauts. Reprint.
"[This] account captures the can-do spirit of the controllers and engineers...and Kranz's leadership style....Kranz has succeeded admirably in putting a human face on the indispensable back-seat drivers of early space flight. It is no coincidence--but altogether appropriate that the face bears a strong resemblance to the author."
10/08/2000
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