City of Biloxi, MS BTV archive, 1 Apr 2020

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From YouTube: Apollo 13: The Inside Story

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This documentary by August Taconi uses archival footage of Biloxi native and astronaut Fred Haise to tell the story of Apollo 13.

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And city blood see the friends of the segment and amazingly Association Apollo 13.

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All right, hot there y'all hear me all right good evening. Pretty astounding could come in here to Sacramento over the sea. Just get the baby with the Stanger I really didn't.

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Change the colors another stomach also changed. That's the cost, but it's the same place. I has been a lot of hikes. Watching movies is like a real I know that the number of my classmates from the night.

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View of the Biloxi high school playing their championship game against aspirin tonight, I'll promise not to tell fluffy.

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Didn't have meetings before they started filming first, an hour came down.

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And assistant director and I hosted them in my office in Titusville Florida, where at that time they had abused a lot of information nationally giving them about quite mission. Reports.

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He was a little worried instead of vertical hasn't played the young planner movies like that, but he said I've never played a person, that's still alive.

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He also was concerned because his last movie he had been for those that saw.

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True Lies, with all the sports Mayor Bill Paxton, was.

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Fine, but I told him just to do is his thing and whatnot.

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They in combination.

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And to the catacombs, yes, his lands who Atlanta? Why it's under the floor then come up to test things and his impression of me if it was that man said this is what we should have failed. The killings is.

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20 million the picture they took these people up on a celebrity airplane and went up and down huge detectors to.

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Get about 15 or.

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20 seconds of free floating over, they actually gravity to.

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15 20 seconds it's, the real McCoy did.

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Evidence they laid the mission would be powered down. In fact, last four days.

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But any rate they give a nocturnal.

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Job but the the other demons have said, I look carefully to see if there was any changed when they were floating and when they weren't that 1520 seconds ended that I've never thought that way. They did an excellent job at the orifice spacecraft with builders and not real vehicles. They.

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Use technicians.

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At the Cosmosphere and Hutchinson Kansas, the developers at the Mission Control.

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Because the ones that they read the film didn't look like that it was a very exactly I got I got a first-timer going to paint much. What to pause on my VCR and study the panel and the instruments, and also which is serve directors, were just like the real.

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A couple of things that bother me a little bit about this one was that are used to learning.

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I, frankly surprised after we splashed down, we were given all the ground.

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To help us right in the mission report, a chat and none.

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Would seem to be almost something you have, they think they sell moving through space now the other thing was a historic event: a story of cannabis, not accepting Jack Swagger, replacing him Mattingly joining the crew two days before launch, and that was nothing further.

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The truth that.

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That senses from flight safety.

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Capability, that's why quite jacket is just as capable. In those days we flew a prime and backup crew with equal drinking go Anders and Buzz Aldrin.

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And if you looked at the train, repeted plan tobacco, food Jerry I've got a few more hours training, the de factor as the factor that drug often do press conferences on some days. They were playing around at their patch or guest list and those kind of things Courtney back in the missile training.

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So it was something that all in that sense.

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One thing I think it did was: it gives a very good job, give it the picture. What you can do if.

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The right cabinets, the rightness of skill base people educated having the right training put together. It's a highly motivated team with the light right leadership mean even a great challenge. What could happen clearly.

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Are my things are so going down what.

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Things start going down.

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To do all those simulations.

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Brenner's report Dalmatians would both like tractors, the.

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Others would Miller and.

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Lunney enjoyed River.

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Take himself off line, so he was not.

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Much ambition, control anymore.

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So Leonard he went off. Suicide really took over room, won't a brain trust. Ken was one of that fragrance and the way they worked with is the first of all. Work got a rough plan of action and then looked at what unknowns to the problems were to take character. He did assigned people like that. He dealt with the right people by name all the men. Instead, here's what I want to figure it out. I went you back here, 36 hours or whatever Hamlin dictated.

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People who brought their workplace so that was the other thing that keep the reason Kim was not stimulated. Was he helped develop the procedure, so he knew and knew well, so they.

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Use another acid.

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I stood like a shepherd gene cernan. They put people like that in the simulator with that wrong procedure to test them, because they wanted that one of the people that tested- and he like that who didn't know it but we're not on they were so. That was the way that was that was bad. Did.

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You tell us what it was on the ship immediately around the oxygen tanks. What else could have been damaged.

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The real Patrick would have been fortunate.

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We were in backpack.

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Thin aluminum, if you will and separated that compartment, those tanks were in from the large hypergolic.

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Through that bulkhead in ruptured those tanks, a three-dollar coming, they can, if they mix, then you don't need us Barbara, David Knight, so we're to get a very big name. So the.

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Say we're looking back in.

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This, if you looked at the effect on explosion to drop a bomb Francis, he returned or PMT. Thank you big effect as much as the flight effect. An immediate expansion nearby explosion is the creation of air.

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Our week of rally of daily blood sample, indeed because brothers every morning and ran into some physician in Cincinnati Ohio, who is the world expert on people's I? Guess it's that time he was checking our blood last when they finally determined that in who was.

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A bachelor and.

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Never had measles himself and, of course, being a fashion, never been married and children which, by the way, also expose so he was very suspect so when they made that change out. Actually the the best night's sleep I got unusually so was the night before long. It was kind of like all we've gone through. All of that drama, Martine I felt very staid, not.

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Near as excited as I had.

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Seen other stuff and.

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All of the clothes out through the.

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Remember the six people that were.

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Launch pad get the crew inserted on both the Paula wingman power level and I could see. You know they were really excited and ready. Joe butterflies, I had no butterflies.

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Like a half, that's about 130 kilometers around the back savages 80 miles by.

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Virtue of being that high those knees.

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Done because the moon does not follow a perfect circle around. This is an ellipsoid compactness little further away or sometimes or closer particular time moving, rather than this 80 plus miles. It was that ball most is furthest point out the Meritor, so I've, seen in the Guinness Book of Records we're still humans. The.

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Reason that there was.

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For that eventuality there was no plan B.

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Go grab off the shelter.

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We had a lot of confidence and the team, the talent we had the brain trust to work problems. We know the process was good and turned out within the first day, they hit up right under sequence, Vence, that if they happened against Javid entry and I really did not worry in further sets that.

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The next thing down his plan that work and then well we never got to appoint a face. He made a landed.

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Show to move me: I was down in the lunar module, the windows were covered, stock cannot stay outside from the sound of the noise effect. The reverberation and the.

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Vehicle motion.

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They contorted relevant each other that a crinkle amendment stopping for a drink and so I knew something very badly didn't know what it was when I got up then to the counter position. Anomaly would be in the right side and I was responsible for the electric system, the cryogenics, the environmental system, and we had a large.

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Of caution, warning lights, not large number, many different systems, so the next sensation, in feeling with one of great confusion, which you saw a lot of them, don't the reason was we never. We practice faders in.

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I thought we just put in the border to lose the landing mission come home with everything fully powered up those safe in that sense and feeling.

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Again, they're, just as.

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Sick, we didn't hit my stomach before.

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In Lancaster, California Fred pick up a babysitter who's going out somewhere. That means, even when I got the babysitter's house, lift down to the car and slam the door, he was in the back that he put his hand around the door slammed on his hand.

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Fuel cells, in those days, the.

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Reactive valves.

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From the valves that allow the STS oxygen that had been turned against me, liquid oxygen tanks by heaters to go into the fuel cells, the.

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It feels how it works. Is it's electrolysis backness, you know. If you take water and you buy electric iron, you can break it in oxygen.

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Does it takes yes, he is oxygen and through a Catholic, did the United to make water very few or whatever to be drank, but also great, select business back then, look at the net for all.

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All the missions before 10 11 12 the solutions they use to make maneuvers changes of trajectory.

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Computing base.

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Drama and what's the main no maneuvers were planted me heaven to earth wavered up to that window. We did two of those manual maneuvers using again a stopwatch Jim Lovell. Turning the engine on with one buckle, Internet the other rocket, there's very little variation in energy, mainly because with the two previous maneuvers through the profitting system, the automated system and that had the engine pretty well centered through the center gravity of the vehicle. So I would suspect that we didn't touch any controls and those short maneuvers.

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We did the vehicle with the movement 5 News, it turned out. If you looked at flight data between the two maneuvers, the largest added excursion.

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Did that I was told that they wanted to make it I knew this. As an onion movement start, there was an unusual maneuver to perform and they tried the right script just described that Houston Mission Control people to describe it and they felt it got so convoluted that it would be lost.

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So there there were Hollywood's way of making sure you understood it was something different unusual was to have this traumatic attitude experienced maneuver. Although.

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Kind of be greater jacket that way that they should have. Nevertheless, again I thought the movie overall told a good message about routine work and people working together to solve big problems with this mission and now we're going up to anyone questions. Anyone.

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Okay, I'm like to know my mother stuff she's still here.

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Because they didn't want to live the followers, so we kicked it off sideways and we gave it a kick by pressurizing, a comma which it doesn't when you separate that gives an embankment push so be sure to limp and move away from us, and then we waited a while with a drift and then to the top in your back to teach you facing the right way for it.

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This is some fresh rice and, since the moment launched what.

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Six days, what happens after you re-enter? You know the blood.

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Which was an interesting mission if I would have stayed if it had continued, we were going to go respite in skyline will be the first round of a mission. We're gonna actually carry the lost the little tugboat deployment and payload Bay, and then go dock in the skyline sitting off about 150 foot and it chose either deorbited or moved it higher to state that mission.

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Away because the.

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Performance of reentry was.

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Four minutes you said the four minutes of entry was longer.

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Than four minutes I think the movie related to black out. There was three minutes of that : and are not the four minutes in disability. No one can explain that today never been scientifically.

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Recycling and obviously burning sensation.

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It was hard to sleep and with sporadic flight plan, we had couldn't plan a motorcycle in my sleep cycle. Even when we barely get, we get woken up to do something, so we got very little sleep and then attack. Frank he's got one banner. We also did not drink enough. That Resident Advisor is a normal thing to happen. Foreign people's space, where Spanish.

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Television- and we expect offer amendment.

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Yes, first of all, this is tell us what it's like to see: women from close.

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Up just what was your impression, as you approached me, how much time thank you.

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Of the program beach associate Foskey and Misty of Moscow, firstly they're the only prominent part of that pattern, very different from the side we see over here, which is the dark areas, there's only a couple of those in the backside and Mountaineers large. The breastbone is very Rocky Mountains.

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We were obviously excited to be there to see that view a little bit.

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Glenn I think it was, he was further. Did that become number one.

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Exactly how many wonder.

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How many months didn't take to get ready or the father.

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Get ready, Frankie psycho was six months. We started out our schedule slip though by ahead, so we ended up with about seven to ten months after we landed on the moon, Apollo 7. We got.

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