 | Mae Mills Link - 1965 - 212 pages
...obtaining medical support for Project Mercury.9 Recognizing that it would not be feasible to detach medical personnel from their present duty station and assign them full time to Project Mercury, the Associate Director of Project Mercury suggested that they be assigned on temporary duty for training... | |
 | Mae Mills Link - 1965 - 222 pages
...obtaining medical support for Project Mercury.9 Recognizing that it would not be feasible to detach medical personnel from their present duty station and assign them full time to Project Mercury, the Associate Director of Project Mercury suggested that they be assigned on temporary duty for training... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Science and Astronautics - 1961 - 1058 pages
...be found in all of the services. Because of the training required, the temi>orary and oj>erational nature of the duty, and the arduous nature of many...not be feasible or practical to detach the medical Iiersonnel from their present duty station and assign them full time to Project Mercury. It is suggested... | |
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... Project Mercury (Operations), Walter C. Williams, who had been designated the single point of NASA-DOD operation contact, requested that General Yates assist in making the necessary arrangements for obtaining medical support for Project Mercury.9... 