APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD

APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD
01/28/1967 -  10/07/1967
 
The Apollo 204 Review Board was established by the Administrator, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, under the authority of NASA Management Instruction 8621.1, dated April 14, 1966. Dr. Robert C. Seamens, Jr., Deputy Administrator, NASA, in Memoranda dated January 28, 1967, and February 3, 1967, appointed Board Members, defined Board responsibilities and amplified oral instructions to the Board Chairman, Dr. Floyd L. Thompson. Twenty one task panels were formed to provide administrative and technical assistance to the Board. The Board's Final Report was issued April 5, 1967, and the Board was officially dissolved October 7, 1967.

 

 

 

FINAL REPORT OF THE APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD.

01/28/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-3  
MLR Entry 42, A1
Location: 130/25/33/6
One Item; consists of a one volume report and sixteen volumes of appendixes.
 
The Report includes a narrative of Board history, biographies of Board members, a history of the accident, and findings, determinations, and recommendations. Included among the appendixes are the Board minutes, witness statements, an Apollo Operations handbook, and the Final Reports of Task Panels 1-21.

 

 

FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND OTHER RECORDS FOR THE FINAL REPORT ON THE APOLLO 204 ACCIDENT.1967.

Boxes 1-33
MLR Entry 43, A1
Location: 130/25/33/6
Arranged by type of record (largely grouped by successive adminstrative or functional phases of the investigation), or by subject and thereunder chronologically.
 
Created or accumulated by components of the Apollo 204 Review Board to investigate the disastrous Apollo 204 spacecraft module accident of January 27, 1967 (which claimed the lives of three NASA astronauts, Lt. Col. Virgil I. Grissom, Lt. Col. Edward H. White, and Lt. Cmdr. Roger B. Chaffee), these records document the formation and organization, powers and responsibilities, and functions and activities of the Review Board. A principal element of the Board's formal review of the circumstances surrounding the accident was the creation of twenty-one task panels manned by experts in the respective fields. The reports of these panels provided the main sources of information from which the Board formulated its findings and recommendations. These were subsequently embodied in its final report to the Administrator. The records primarily comprise extensive technical documentation including reports, studies, analyses, evaluations, summaries, synopses, diagrams, charts, and graphs provided by the task panels for the Review Board; printed copies (4 vols.) of testimony of NASA officials before House and Senate oversight committee hearings; and general subject correspondence documenting NASA's rapid response to the Apollo 204 tragedy. For a related series of records, se APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD FILES.
 
 

 

OFFICE FILES OF THE APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD.

01/28/1967-10/07/1967

Boxes 1-15
MLR Entry 44, A1
Location: 130/25/34/4
Arranged by numerical subject classification scheme.
 
This series contains the administrative office files of the Apollo 204 Review Board.
 
The numbering system was organized as follows: 
AP0  General
AP1  Review Board Correspondence
     AP1.1  Access Lists
     AP1.2  
     AP1.3  Authorization and Appointments
     AP1.4  Biographical Data
     AP1.5  Board Activity Schedule
     AP1.6  Board Action Summary
     AP1.7  Board Composition
            AP1.7.1 Correspondence
                    AP1.7.1.1  Minutes of Executive Sessions
                    AP1.7.1.2  Summary of Major Events of General Board Meetings
                    AP1.7.1.3  Number of Personnel Involved in Investigation
     AP1.8  Board Final Report
     AP1.9  Board Organization and Investigation
     AP1.10 Control of Data and Documents
     AP1.11 Correspondence
            AP1.11.1  E.B. Geer
            AP1.11.2  G.T. Malley
            AP1.11.3  E. Swieda
            AP1.11.4  Dr. Robert Van Dolah
            AP1.11.5  Dr. F.L. Thompson (Outgoing and Incoming)
     AP1.12 Custodial Responsibilities
     AP1.13 Designation and Removal of Hardware
     AP1.14 ECS Investigating Committee
     AP1.15 Findings
     AP1.16 Handbooks and Publications
     AP1.17 Material/Equipment Release
            AP1.17.1  Correspondence
     AP1.18 Panel Findings & Determinations
     AP1.19 Possible Ignition Source (Back-up material for Dr.Faget's chart)
     AP1.20 Proceedings
     AP1.21 Proposed Action Items
     AP1.22 Reorganization Chart and Panels
     AP1.23 Removal and Test Plan
     AP1.24 Reports
            AP1.24.1  Brooks Accident Status Report
            AP1.24.2  FBI Lab. Report
            AP1.24.3  Trip Report to FBI & Bell Lab.
            AP1.24.4  Weekly Activity Report
     AP1.25 Special Support
            Bendix 
            Douglas
     AP1.26 Impoundment of Documents
            AP1.26.1  S/C 012 Documents
            AP1.26.2  Preliminary Findings of Review ofApollo 204 Data and Related Material- 2/1/67
            AP1.26.3  Interim Reports - Panels 1-21
            AP1.26.4  Special Assessment of Material Analysis Br. Hughes Connector Assembly
     AP1.27 Request for Information
     AP1.28 Recess & Dissolvement of Board and Panels
AP2  Offer of Assistance and Request
AP3  Congressional Correspondence
AP4  Letters of Appreciation
AP5  Weekly Activities Report
AP6  TWX Correspondence
AP7  Handbooks and Correspondence
AP8  Travel
AP9  Addresses and Phone Numbers
AP10 Personnel in Support of Board
     AP10.1  Correspondence
     AP10.2  Personnel Survey
AP11 Consultants
AP12 Film
AP13 News Media
     AP13.1  Correspondence
     AP13.2  News Releases, Clippings, etc.
AP14 Reports
AP15 Policy and Procedures
AP16 Security
AP17 ECU Action Items
AP18 Organizations
     AP18.1  NASA Headquarters
     AP18.2  Ames Research Center
     AP18.3  Flight Research Center
     AP18.4  Goddard Space Flight Center
     AP18.5  Kennedy Space Center
     AP18.6  Langley Research Center
     AP18.7  Lewis Research Center
     AP18.8  Manned Spacecraft Center
     AP18.9  Marshall Space Flight Center
AP19 Brush Recordings
AP20 Photographic Material
     AP20.1  Correspondence
     AP20.2  Photographs
     AP20.3  View-Graphs
     AP20.4  Slides
     AP20.5  Film
AP21 Designation of Authority
AP22 Request for Information (Outside Sources)
AP23 Request for Information/Material
AP24 Magnetic Tapes
AP25 Command Module 012
AP26 Spacecraft 014
AP27 Ignition Sources and Flammability
 

 

CENTRAL METRIC DATA FILES.

01/28/1967-10/07/1967

Boxes 1-11  
MLR Entry 45, A1
Location: 130/25/34/7
Arranged numerically.
 
Included among the records of this series are Time History Plots of such systems as the Launch Vehicle Emergency Detection System, the Communication and Instrumentation Systems, and Electrical Measurements.
 
 

 

OFFICE FILES OF THE CHAIRMAN.

01/28/1967-10/07/1967

Boxes 1-5
MLR Entry 46, A1
Location: 130/25/35/3
Arranged by subject.
 
This series contains reports, 3rd draft transcripts of Board meetings, witness statements, photographs and other material from the files of Dr. Floyd L. Thompson, the Chairman of the Apollo 204 Review Board.

 

 

OFFICE FILES OF THE COUNSEL TO THE BOARD.

01/28/1967 - 10/07/1967

Boxes 1-6
MLR Entry 47, A1
Location: 130/25/35/3
Arranged by subject.
 
This series contains litigation files, correspondence, reports and related materials of George T. Maley, counsel of the Apollo 204 Review Board, concerning legal matters arising from the accident and subsequent investigation. Included in the records is the case file for the lawsuit, Grissom v. North American Rockwell.

 

 

CORRESPONDENCE OF APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD MEMBER COL. FRANK BORMAN.

05/08/1967-07/12/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 48, A1
Location: 130/25/35/4
Arranged chronologically
 
This series contains memoranda and correspondence of Col. Frank Borman, the only astronaut who was a member of the Apollo 204 Review Board. The correspondence relates to such matters as the necessity for spacecraft tests and possible areas of investigation.
 
 

 

PHOTOGRAPHS, NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS AND OTHER RECORDS USED AS BACKGROUND MATERIAL.

1967

Boxes 1-15
MLR Entry 49, A1
Location: 130/25/35/4
Arranged according to type of record as follows : photographs arranged by panel, thereunder numerically; press clippings arranged by volume, thereunder chronologically; other records arranged by subject.
 
This series contains various records utilized by the Apollo 204 Review Board in the course of its investigation. Included among the records are press clippings, photographs used by the Task Panels of the Board, Apollo Program Working Papers and a Project Apollo Flight Readiness Review Spacecraft 012 Report.

 

 

REPORTS OF THE APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD RECEIVED BY THE DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL RESEARCH AND OPERATIONS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 50, A1
Location: 130/25/35/7
Panel Reports arranged by Panel. Overall Board Report and Panel Findings arranged numerically by findings.
 
This series contains Interim Panel Reports, Panel Findings and Overall Board Report Findings received by Dr. Charles Berry.
 
 

 

RECORDS OF THE MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER ACTION CENTER.

1967

Boxes 1-10
MLR Entry 51, A1
Location: 130/25/35/7
Arranged in two parts: action and office files arranged numerically; remainder of records arranged by subject.
 
This series contains records of the Manned Spacecraft Center Action Center in Houston, Texas. Included among the records are Board Findings, Preliminary Internal Working Drafts, requests for information and responses, and transcripts of House and Senate Hearings.

 

 

MEMORANDUMS OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, HOUSTON, TEXAS.

01/01/1967-04/08/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 52, A1
Location: 130/ 25/36/1
Arranged by memoranda number.
 
This series contains the memorandums of George Low, Deputy Director of the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. They were issued primarily after the Apollo 204 accident.

 

 

DATAFAXES OF THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER AND NASA HEADQUARTERS.

1967

Boxes 1-6
MLR Entry 53, A1
Location: 130/25/36/1
Arranged chronologically.
 
This series contains datafax communications received or transmitted by the Kennedy Space Center and NASA Headquarters.

 

 

SPACECRAFT OPERATIONS CHECKOUT PROCEDURES.

1967

Boxes 1-5
MLR Entry 54, A1
Location: 130/25/36/2
Arranged numerically by volume.
 
This series contains Kennedy Space Center Spacecraft Operations Prelaunch Procedures for checking the Apollo systems. Operations Checkout Procedures (OCP) are engineering documents containing detailed instructions for operational checkout and verification of equipment performance. OCP's furnished step by step instructions for the operation, assembly, handling or test of the equipment and system involved; provided for insertion of program requirement record data, NASA/North American Aviation Engineering and Inspection Acceptance, and the safety of personnel and equipment.

 

 

TEST PREPARATION SHEETS.

1967

Boxes 1-5
MLR Entry 55, A1
Location: 130/25/36/3
Arranged numerically.
 
This series consists of test preparation sheets for the systems and component parts of the Apollo Spacecraft. They authorize work, provide engineering instructions, establish a method of work control, facilitate inspection of design changes and all other planned work and tests. These records are used with engineering records and disrepancy tests.

 

 

TECHNICAL REPORTS OF THE REVIEW BOARD.

1967

Boxes 1-3
MLR Entry 56, A1
Location: 130/25/36/5
Arranged numerically by report.
 
This series contains technical reports collected by the Apollo 204 Review Board in the course of its investigation. Included are reports of Ignition and Combustion Tests, Space Cabin Atmospheres and various other subjects.

 

 

PRELIMINARY INTERNAL WORKING DRAFTS.

1967

Boxes 1-3
MLR Entry 57, A1
Location: 130/25/36/5
Arranged by subject.
 
This series contains preliminary internal working drafts of NASA reports concerning such subjects as Cabin Egress, Fire Detection, and the Environmental Control System.

 

 

TEST AND INSPECTION RECORDS.

1968

Boxes 1-31
MLR Entry 58, A1
Location:   130/25/36/5
Arranged numerically.
 
This series contains test and inspection records of North American Aviation, documenting components and systems of the Apollo Spacecraft.

 

 

MISCELLANEOUS ARTIFACTS OF THE APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD.

1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 59, A1 
Location:  WNRC, 4/89/52/2
Unarranged.
 
This series consists of 4 unidentified, electrical components.

 

 

IMPOUNDED RECORDS.

1967

Boxes 1-148
MLR Entry 60, A1
Location: 130/25/37/3
Some records arranged numerically by binder number; others unarranged.
 
This series contains records from the Flight Crew System Laboratory, Acceptance Checkout Equipment Control Room, Launch Complex 34 and pertinent vendor records, which were impounded by NASA immediately after the Apollo 204 accident. The records include manufacturing and engineering reports, drawings, specifications, hardware evaluations, test preparation sheets and deficiency reports.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 1 - SPACECRAFT AND GROUND SUPPORT CONFIGURATION.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-18
MLR Entry 61, A1
Location: 130/25/40/3
Arranged by subject.
 
These records establish and document the physical configuration of the spacecraft and ground support equipment, immediately prior to, and during, the fire. This includes equipment configuration, switch positions, and non-flight items in the cockpit. They document through deviation, configuration differences with respect to the expected launch configuration and configurations used in previous testing. They also, to a lesser level of detail, document the configurational difference between this, and other spacecraft. Engineering, orientation and main console display drawings have been transferred to the Picket Street Annex.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 2 - TEST ENVIRONMENTS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-4
MLR Entry 62, A1
Location: 130/25/40/5
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 2 planned and implemented a review of all tests for histories pertinent to the investigation. Attention was focused primarily upon oxygen test histories of the crew compartment systems, and arcing and shorting problems experienced during those tests. All environments were reviewed for rationale used in original deviation, substantiation by ground and flight vehicle tests, and margins imposed when implemented into component level tests. The other environments were examined as possibly being germaine to the cause of the accident. These reviews included the vibration, heating, and humidity environments.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 3 - SEQUENCE OF EVENTS.

01/30/1967 - 02/23/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 63, A1
Location: 130/25/40/5
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 3 analyzed data obtained prior to and during the fire accident including digital, analog, voice communications, and photography. It was tasked to display significant events as they occurred with a precise time tag. Time histories of all continuous or semi-continuous recorded parameters, correlation of parameter variations and events were recorded as well as an interpretation of the results of said analysis. Where pertinent, normal expected variations were compared with those actually obtained. Panel 3 served as a separate panel from January 30, 1967, through February 23, 1967. It was dissolved on February 23, 1967, and merged with Panel 18, Integration Analysis.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 4 - DISASSEMBLY ACTIVITIES.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-16
MLR Entry 64, A1
Location: 130/25/40/6
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 4 developed plans and procedures for progressive disassembly of the Apollo 012 spacecraft for purposes of inspection and failure analysis. Disassemby was configured to proceed on a step-by-step basis, in a manner to obtain the maximum amount of information. Contents of testing plans were considered. Disassembly plans included both the cockpit and the area outside the pressure hull. Means for cataloging documentary information within the spacecraft and for the display of removed items were a part of the plans and procedures.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 5 - ORIGIN AND PROPAGATION OF FIRE.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 65, A1
Location: 130/25/41/1
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 5 conducted inspections, chemical analysis of the spacecraft, parts and rubble to establish point of fire origin, direction and rate of propagation, temperature gradients and extremes. It also determined the nature of the fire, the type of materials consumed, and the degree of combustion.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 6 - HISTORICAL DATA.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1-8 
MLR Entry 66, A1
Location: 130/25/41/1
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 6 assembled and reviewed records on the Spacecraft and associated systems, in order to determine the applicability of these records to the Apollo 204 accident. In addition, historical narratives were prepared to reflect the relationship and flow of significant review and acceptance points, highlight documentation pertinent thereto, and to present a brief history of the prelaunch operation performed on Spacecraft 012 at Kennedy Space Center.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 7 - TEST PROCEDURES REVIEW.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-9
MLR Entry 67, A1
Location: 130/25/41/2
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 7 documented test procedures employed during the day of the incident. Deviations between planned procedures and those actually used were indicated. It determined potential changes which might alleviate fire hazard conditions or provide for improved reaction or corrective conditions. These changes were also reviewed with respect to applicability to other test sites or conditions.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 8 - MATERIALS REVIEW.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-20
MLR Entry 68, A1
Location: Boxes 1-19, 130/25/41/4; Box 20, 130/B/15/7
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 8 assembled and summarized data and analyses related to the flammability of spacecraft materials. Results of programs other than Apollo were considered. It recommended requirements for additional testing and reviewed Apollo test conditions for adequacy. Recommendations were made for materials or configuration changes to alleviate fire hazard. Analyses were performed, as appropriate, to determine such information as overall energy balance and correlations with temperature and pressure building.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 9 - DESIGN REVIEWS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-4 
MLR Entry 69, A1
Location: 130/25/41/6
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 9 conducted critical design reviews of systems or subsystems that were potential ignition sources within the cockpit or which might have provided a combustible condition in either normal or failed conditions. This panel considered glycol plumbing configuration, electrical wiring and its protection, as well as other potential ignition sources such as motors, relays, and corona discharges. Other areas of review included egress augmentation and basic cabin atmosphere concept (one versus two gas).

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 10 - ANALYSIS OF FRACTURE AREAS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-2
MLR Entry 70, A1
Location: Box 1, 130/25/41/7; Box 2, 130/B/15/7
Arranged by subject
 
Task Panel 10 inspected the spacecraft for structural failures resulting from the fire. It analyzed these failures from various standpoints including local pressure, temperature levels, and direction of gas flow.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 11 - MEDICAL ANALYSIS.

01/20/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-3
MLR Entry 71, A1
Location: 130/25/41/7
Autopsy reports and photographs arranged alphabetically by astronaut; post-fire condition of spacecraft photographs arranged by packet number.
 
This series consists of autopsy reports and post-mortem photographs of the astronauts killed in the Apollo 204 accident. In addition, there are photographs of the post-fire condition of the spacecraft, which includes views of the astronauts still inside, and others of them still in their suits after removal from the command module. Lastly, there are some records concerning the injuries sustained by ground support personnel in the fire and rescue attempts. Task Panel 11 was assigned the responsibility of providing a summary of medical facts together with appropriate medical analysis which would be of interest to the investigation. Examples given included the cause of death, pathological evidence of overpressure, and any other areas that might be of technical value in determining the cause of the accident or in establishing corrective action.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 12 - WITNESS STATEMENTS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-6
MLR Entry 72, A1
Location: 130/25/41/7
Some witness statements arranged alphabetically by name; others arranged by company, thereunder alphabetically by name.
 
This series consists of the statements of witnesses to the Apollo 204 accident. Task Panel 12 was assigned the responsibility for determining who to interview, arranging for competent interviewers, and recording the data. The Panel also analyzed the pertinent sequence of events as reported by the bulk of the witnesses, together with a summary of that testimony which is contradictory to the main data.
 
An index and various lists of witnesses are located in the first box in a folder marked "List of Witness Statements."

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 13 - GROUND EMERGENCY PROVISIONS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-2
MLR Entry 73, A1
Location: 130/25/42/1
Arranged by subject.
 
This series contains the Apollo Operations Handbook, the Apollo Crew Abbreviated Checklist, the Apollo Flight Crew Hazardous Egress Procedures and other materials of Task Panel 13 of the Apollo 204 Review Board. Panel 13 reviewed and evaluated the emergency provisions in existence at the time of the accident. This included investigations of emergency procedures in published documents, internal and external spacecraft emergency equipment, and emergency training of the flight crew and checkout test team personnel. It also reviewed existing methods used to identify hazards and insure adequate documentation.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 14 - SECURITY OF OPERATIONS.

01/30/67-04/05/67

Box  1
MLR Entry 74, A1
Location: 130/25/42/2
Arranged by subject.
 
Panel 14 reviewed for adequacy, security procedures in existence at the time of the accident. This review included access control, personnel sign-in requirements, buddy systems and background investigation requirements. The Panel made recommendations to the Apollo 204 Review Board for changes to existing practices.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 15 - BOARD ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 75, A1
Location: 130/25/42/2
Arranged by subject.
 
This series consists of the Board Adminstrative Procedures and a summary report of Task Panel 15 of the Apollo 204 Review Board. This Panel established and documented administrative procedures of the Board. This included activity such as procedures for control of spacecraft work, logging and filing of exhibits, maintenance of the Board activities log, scheduling of meetings, preparation of agendas for Board meetings, arrangements for secreterial services and reproduction of material.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 16 - SPECIAL TESTS.

01/30/1967-02/23/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 76, A1
Location: 130/25/42/2
Arranged by subject.
 
This Panel coordinated tests desired by other groups into an overall, integrated test plan. Test results were collected, reviewed and edited so as to be included in the Final Report of the Apollo 204 Review Board. This Panel was dissolved February 23, 1967, and merged with Panel 18, Integration Analysis.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 17 - FINAL BOARD REPORT.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 77, A1
Location: 130/25/42/2
Arranged by subject.
 
This Panel was responsible for organizing the Final Report of the Board, delegating responsibility to other panels, reviewing and editing submitted material and the final preparation of the report.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 18 - INTEGRATION ANALYSIS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Boxes 1-48
MLR Entry 78, A1
Location: 130/25/42/2
Arranged by subject.
 
This Panel coordinated all phases of hardware inspection, disassembly, test and analysis requirements, and presented periodic status reports and summaries to the Board. It also was responsible for the correlation, validation and determination of each significant finding and presented periodic status reports and summaries of test results to the Board.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 19 - SAFETY OF INVESTIGATION OPERATIONS.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 79, A1
Location: 130/25/43/2
Arranged by subject.
 
Task Panel 19 was responsible for reviewing all operations performed during the investigation to assure that all personnel safety requirements were adequately maintained.
 
 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 20 - IN-FLIGHT FIRE EMERGENCY PROVISIONS REVIEW.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1-2
MLR Entry 80, A1
Location: 130/25/43/2
Arranged by subject.
 
This Panel reviewed in-flight fire emergency procedures and other provisions relative to their adequacy as well as whether emergency procedures existed for all appropriate activities. This included recommendations for changes in existing procedures and other provisions and for the creation of new emergency provisions if deemed necessary.

 

 

RECORDS OF TASK PANEL 21 - SERVICE MODULE DISPOSITION.

01/30/1967-04/05/1967

Box 1
MLR Entry 81, A1
Location: 130/25/43/2
Arranged by subject.
 
This Panel was responsible for the planning and execution of necessary Service Module activity beginning at the time of Board approval for Command Module Demate.

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