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CDR: Okay, let 's - let 's think about Houston.
CDR: Okay, we're in the process now, Gordy. Thank you.
CDR: ..., I guess_ BC (Whistling)
CDR: we want to wash our hands ...
UNKNOWN: doesn't seem to matter much though, Gene. TIME SKIP
CDR: Here it is; I got it.
CMP: How do you work this?
CDR: ... according to ...
CDR: ... are all this way all the time.
LMP: Okay, the only thing left to do is ...
CDR: Now I'm going to get out of your way, Ron.
CMP: eec
CDR: (Laughter) I hope you ...
CDR: Well, I'd be satisfed with . ..
CDR: Well, if I'd known you were planning to be there, I would have ...
CDR: ... I ... your big ...
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CMP: Well, here we are, folks, in the old postsleep checklist again. And that takes care of the old postsleep checklist (laughter).
LMP: Bob, we can't quite see Tsiolkovsky any more. I can't make it out. That's probably Just about it now .... anyway, but we've come around to the side where we've got Copernicus well inside the horizon. And can look down at ... TIME SKIP
CDR: March around ...
CMP: Before I have sc_ething to do.
CDR: We're through.
CMP: No, I was Just wondering ...
LMP: Turn it over.
CMP: I finally decided ...
LMP: Well, are you going to start smoking again or are you going to - -
CMP: No, I don't think so, Jack. I'm going to quit.
LMP: You going to quit? It'11 take a lot of courage and fortitude.
LMP: People around you are smoking theirs.
CMP: ... stop from smoking because he smokes as much as anybody I know.
LMP: Did he get scared?
CMP: Yes, he got scared.
CDR: Ye_. That's the whole point.
CMP: I was up to - oh, two packs a day. I - I never went beyond two packs a day. But - every once in a while, I hit two packs. It got so it was Mery seldom Just one.
CDR: Small thing ...
CMP: Yes (laughter) .... that's true. No ....
CDR: You feel like eating?
CMP: I do.
CDR: I bet you they asked for one.
LMP: If you're not feeling right ...
CMP: No, I feel great. I really do.
CDR: I bet you they ask for one.
LMP: Think about us ...
CMP: Yes, we've - That's why I said we ...
CDR: Sure is a dull SIM. (Laughter)
LMP: I find that I can sleep ...
CDR: I don' t know.
CDR: Ron, if you want to heat up the hot water - -
CMP: I've already heated it.
CDR: Oh, it's all ready. Okay.
CMP: Unless you want it ...
CDR: No, that' s all right.
CDR: I think so.
CDR: (Laughter) we're generally dumping down to some- thing again today.
CC: I kind of expect so. Stand by, and let me find out for sure. Roger, Jack. There's one coming up at 252:50, about 2 hours from now.
LMP: Okay. We'11 start reviewing that one. We'11 be ready for him this time.
CC: We won't let you sneak behind the Moon on this one. (Laught er )
LMP: (Singing) What did we do with the Flight Plan? That - That was ...
CDR: Zero. Whewl It's cold in here.
CDR: I woke up because I was cold. I want some coffee.
CMP: I '11 get some.
CDR: How about same cocoa?
CMP: (LaughtEr) Want soree cocoa?
LMP: Very good. TIME SKIP
LMP: ... on the heater.
LMP: Well, we've been getting a lot of cc_plaining.
CDR: Tell them about my - my - my back bottom side heater. Where are the - -
CC: Jack, you might use reel 2 if you want to. It's about the only thing we can think of.
LMP: Reel 2. Yes, you get the idea.
CC: Okay. Well, we'11 work it out here, if we can try.
LMP: Well, you might discuss it with SPAN.
CDR: Hey, where are the darn adhesives?
CMP: They're in the ...
CDR: I know they're in here. I Just can't find - -
CDR: They're in the bag?
CDR: I thought it was ... There they are.
CMP: Anything I can ...
CDR: (Laughter) Where 's ...
LMP: Didn't sound very good to me either. CMl° ... Gene, I guess ...
CDR: That's not a gosh darn problem. Nobody ever got that idea across.
LMP: Still do, huh?
CDR: If you do, take a couple of those ... like they tell you.
LMP: You might as well throw a Seconal in on top of them (laughter). You know, if it worked once, it might work again.
LMP: Yes. And you got any cemparison about traveling to ...
CMP: If I hold my stomach ... inside and make - make it a cabin ...
MS: (Laughter )
CMP: They sure will. I'11 go along with that.
CDR: ... It's starting to ...
CDR: Gee, I thought charcoal was a laxative. Isn't charcoal a laxative? LNP That's all you need is a Coke.
CDR: One of them was ba - Baby Ruth.
CDR: You're greedy.
LMP: I don't want it.
LMP: I had been doing all the ...
CDR: It's cocoa. I love cocoa normally, but I tell you, this flight has Just made me - really made my stomach bad, I think. Scmething has. I'11 Just blame it on cocoa.
LMP: Now, who the beck can eat with three coffee bags and everything else laying around?
CMP: Nobody.
LMP: That seems to be the most popular song on the tapes.
CDR: I never had to - I Just turned it around and it - -
LMP: No, I know. But it's coming to repeating itself on various tapes.
CDR: Put another Simon and Garfunkel on.
CDR: Ron, I want to take out a can of fruit down there sanewhere rather than eat this. Must be a can of fruit around sGnewhere.
CMP: I don't have any ... You want a can of fruit?
CDR: Yes. I want a can of fruit.
LMP: Yes. I won't bother you anymore. The grits and ... is going.
CDR: What's going in?
LMP: Here's the catsup going in.
CMP: ... something the other day we ate at dinner.
CDR: Maybe cocoa would be better if it was hot.
CMP: Huh? Yes.
CDR: Maybe I'11 try it.
CMP: Don't look for those ... Here's some more.
CDR: I don't want any more, Ron.
CDR: ... taking it.
CDR: Get that trash out of there.
LMP: Yes. We want to get rid of everything we can today; otherwise, we take it all home.
CMP: I'11 bring you some hot water.
CDR: Hey, Ron, not hot water I - -
LMP: He's not ... cause he's not supposed to.
LMP: Put more in there, and I'11 be out of your hair. TIME SKIP
CDR: Good old Challenger. I don't care that - that bird has absolutely nothing wrong with it. You can't even count that regulator. The worse thing that we had with that was probably a transducer shift.
LMP: That was it, huh?
CDR: One of the command regulators had a slight leak by it, but it even reset itself there once.
LMP: Yes. A pretty brief anomaly reported on the LM.
LMP: Did it lock on good to start with?
CDR: It locked on. It locked out before it normally would have yawed at 70 degrees out. And when you yaw back in, you put the radar to the point on the ...
CDR: I think it yawed more than 20 degrees. Only at 70, she - she - the light started - Well, before I yawed, the caution light started blinking. So I Just yawed about 70, and the light started blinking and went off. Boy, they sure picked up that - that high point of 30 000 feet. I don't know if you're watching, Jack.
CDR: The rendezvous radar, Ron, was absolutely superb. Absolutely superb!
LMP: I guess that VHF locked on right after insertion. You guys shut down on insertion.
CDR: I was going ...... insertion shut down, and it locked on, just like that.
LMP: I got to ... recycle your tone.
LMP: That tone was beautiful. Just like in the - -
CDR: Schedule?
LMP: - - in the chamber over there in Houston. As soon as you got that thing - beep, whoo, who ° · That's weird.
CDR: Well, when old Tom and I were talking about that, when we first heard it, you know when that - that ... at that time. Tom and I were talking about it, and we - you know, we forgot we were on hot mike to John, and John said - after a long silence, he said, "Hey, you guys hear that too." (Laughter) And he was Just ...
LMP: I was going to turn it on, and I really didn't have time to do that.
CDR: I forgot about ...
CMP: (Laughter) Oh, yes. I didn't hear it.
CMP: Put one of those Simon and Garfunkel tapes on.
LMP: (Laughter) Are you sure? Would you like to try again?
CC: Well, that's all right, Jack. We'11 live with it for a while. We're looking at - no need to acknowledge this - we're looking at your temperature problem. And there's a couple of obvious things I'm sure you've undertaken, but if you haven't - all the window shades off. Get some sunlight in there. And might crank on all the lights to get _ some more heat load in there. Also the - of course, the cabin fan and the temperature - CABIN TEMP control thumbwheel - It's your option on that. The other things, like mixing valve adjustment and powering up other items, we're looking at very seriously, but we would like to not do those items until after the EVA this morning. We'd like to remain the status quo on the ECS system with the exception of - You do have the cabin fans on your option there. But we would like to re - retain the rest of it status quo until after the EVA.
LMP: Well, thank you for all your research in there, Bob. I'11 let the commander make the decisions. It - it's his thermostat.
CMP: feels pretty good so - -
CDR: I'11 see if they can get me mad this morning. That'11 warm things up. Temperature's on the way up.
CC: Roger. Trying to get reel 2 up to you, if you want.
CC: Said I'11 bring reel 2 up to you, if I can get there.
CDR: Well, reel 2 will sure be an imaginative start when you consider all I've got is Ron and Jack.
CMP: It is going to be very interesting to see what reel 2 is.
LMP: You given scme of these.
CDR: I hope we have. CMl° Sort of be interested in the ... and the ... in 109, too. CMl° I hope old Bill Cole heard that. (Cough)
LMP: You'11 like him when you meet him, Ron. He's a super guy. He's a sharp guy, a very sharp guy.
CDR: Yes. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape z7-o3455 APOLLO 17 MISSION CM DUMPED OVER DURING ,_RANSEA_H C0AS_ ODS Time segments. (AET) ' From To -10 21 19 01' 10 21 24 19 34 10 21 24 10 21 28 58 10 21 29 34 10 21 29 41 10 21 39 00 10 21 48 54 I 10 22 08 12 10 22 08 19 10 22 35 52 10 22 46 32 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The material contained herein has been trtmserJbed into a working in order to facilitate review by tateremed bec eleMenio. This may subject _me_, or _rUona (hered,' be decleaeified to (he fo{Jo_ guidelines: 'Poril_ o{ thio document will be eluelfied CONI'3DKNTIAL, Group4, to the exlent inet they: (I)de_ine __,-gtltollve performance eb&rectorlsfice (_ the Apollo 8picecl. idt, (2)detail er#lcelporformence characterintIce o{ Apollo crew _oteme iud eq_slpment, (}) provide tacbelca! detail,, of' ejfmlftcanl launch yehich_ maifuaCtJr, me in actonf fllsht Or reveal actual lauach IraJecinry data,(4) reveal r,,edJcal data meml_rc eM be prlvSlqled 41in. on IIIJM crew which coM, idered or (6) reveal (dher data which can be indlvldu&il, y Clef.ermined lQ r(Kl_lre cinslUicalinn underine authority el Ute ApolLo ProJiram 8ecerity Ciao- -. alrleetieu Guide, f_G;11, Rev. I, J/l/_S. GROUP Downgradedat _-year intervals; declassified after 12 years I
CDR: Hold on ...
CMP: Okay. I thought you were through ....
CDR: Those are the ... this thing here. sc (Music)
CMP: Let's see ...
CDR: There's our tissue.
CDR: Spread them out.
CDR: You want a - you got a bag for the corem-nd module stuff or what?
LMP: Ron, will this stuff fit?
CDR: If I could ... two hands ... and a ...
CDR: ... the legs of the ... and leave them here for?
CMP: ... what?
CDR: Why did you leave the legs of the ... here?
LMP: Camera stand.
CDR: ... legs of the ...
CMP: Oh, I thought I might be able arrange the thing so that you can see through it .... be the Judge of ·.. antenna. You got to be down between ... your camera.
CDR: You got a place to stow those things? ...
CMP: No, I'11-- i J
CDR: Where was that bag? I saw it there. TINE SKIP
CDR: Will that fit in A-7?
LMP: ... at the window ... It's right ...
LMP: ... to look at that? What are you going to do, Ron? You going to find a bag for your stuff?
CMP: Yes, somehow.
LMP: Why don't we stick this - stuff this camera in there, too.
CMP: Don't know what ... Jettison bags ...
CDR: Yes, I was Just trying to make - those Jettison bags are easy to fold up. But they're hard to stow ...
CDR: Well, we'11 find another bag. We'11 put whatever else - co-_aud module and - stuff the camera ... and I'11 - wait a minute check those - maybe I got a bag i_ here. Here's a sanitation supply bag.
CMP: Here's the tape ....
CMP: Put that in there.
CDR: We'd like to get those cables - -
CMP: ... anything else I can do. we hang it up.
CDR: ... the cable.
LMP: What _able?
CDR: Will they fit in there? ... ma_e we can Just ... Well, I don't know ... isn't it?
CDR: ... up there.
LMP: Yes, I'11 get to it. Nor_-lly
LMP: it would have been Jettisoned, right?
CDR: ... What is it?
LMP: These are LM-CM umbilicals ... e I e
LMP: See anything else, Ron? That would be considered Jettisonable?
CMP: Huh? ... TIME SKIP
CMP: What did you do with the two ... two handles ...?
LMP: They're back in that TSB, I think.
LMP: Weren't they? TIME SKIP
LMP: Yes, Just wondering how the high gain is working out for you.
CDR: ... 20 ... A-4, 22-B ... ·.. Hey, I got to do a P52.
CMP: I got to do a P52 pretty soon. Where are we? 264:20.
LMP: The next ... do it this PTC ... next ... we're going to sleep in.
CMP: All right. They are, aren't they?
LMP: How are you going to fix those?
CMP: Boy, everything's great ....
LMP: ... the one that's probably cutting in and out now.
CC: The high gain is holding on there, but we think we can improve our - the time we can hold on to narrow beam width a little bit if you'd tweak it to PITCH, plus 15, and YAW, plus 185, please.
CDR: B is getting to be a bear, isn't it? ...
LMP: Plus 15, you said, _rdy? Gordy, you said plus 157
CC: Plus 15 and a plus 185.
LMP: Ron, darn you. Gee!
CMP: ... (Laughter) get another ...
CDR: ... another moment, though.
CMP: ... (Laughter) Yes.
CDR: Are these things supposed to go there? ...
LMP: No, it's not bad at all. There's only one strap on them, as a matter of fact.
CDR: ... Huh?
LMP: I don't know ... because they'11 have to be strapped on top of it, top A - top A-1 and top of A-2. So you got to restrap them.
CMP: There 's two broken wires. I think the other one 's about ready to break.
LMP: Gordy, the canister's changed.
LMP: Yes, ... starting to cut out completely on me, for reception.
CMP: One of those may be on - may be down there on - some other ones may be ...
CDR: ... pressure on it.
LMP: No, there it is. About 5 o'clock - 5 o'clock central standard.
CMP: Five o 'clock tomorrow afternoon ...
CDR: For the press conference?
LMP: ... 30 minutes. No, ... in an hour. No, 30 minutes ... scale.
CDR: I'm going to give this guy one more chance. I hope he's better on the other side. you
CMP: Do read me? l, 2, 3. read me? read me? l, 2, B; l, 2, 3. Do you read me? l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1, 2. B, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. And a 1, 2, B, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 1, 2. 1, 2, B, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1, 2. huh? That's all right. If it goes - if it goes into gimb al. Jets, huh?
CMP: No, it's on ... You're right. TIME SKIP
CDR: P52 any time you want.
LMP: Covers open and closed. still OPEN. right. I wouldn't be surprised if I did load 20.
CDR: Called up 20 ...
CMP: ... VERB 40 in this spacecraft. That's right; go ahead. It '11 work.
CMP: Call it again.
CDR: Yes, ... come back and ...
CDR: Looks good, Gordy. Matches the ball.
CC: Roger. We see that. We're getting high bit rate now, by the way, also.
CDR: I don't know. You can track it down, but I called up NOUN 20 to check the roll angles, and it was not what we were using in the book here, of 14 degrees. And I very easily could have - could have loaded 20 instead of 22, which I would feel a lot better about if that were the case.
CC: Okay. We'11 sure track that one down.
CMP: (Laughter) Beautiful. How about a cup of coffee?
CDR: A cup of tea.
CMP: A cup of tea?
CDR: It's about eating time.
CMP: Is it? Oh, it's time to eat, huh?
LMP: I don't want anything to eat.
LMP: Something to nibble on, maybe.
CDR: No more nuts in there?
CMP: Nuts are all gone. Nuts are all gone. But we may have some - Yes, I'd feel a lot better if that's what happened.
CDR: I - The more I think about it, Ron, the more I think - -
CMP: Yes, it's funny, I wasn't paying any attention to what you were loading there.
CDR: Oh, if I had loaded 20 I wouldn't either. I called 20 to check the roll angle so I could reload it.
CMP: Yes, I kind of screwed you up, too. I was asking you questions about - you know, where we're going what we're doing - distracting you from - -
CDR: No, that's not ... - -
LMP: I figured ... running against the T.ER.
CDR: Doesn't make any difference what the case was. I hope I loaded 20.
CMP: Yes, me too.
CDR: I wasn't going to suggest that.
CDR: That sure takes away all the im- impact I had about that P52 though.
LMP: Are you there?
CDR: No, we have 90 ... to go.
CDR: That '11 wake them up down there in the MOCR.
CMP: Yes. (Laughter) Yes, that's right. Did you say you wanted a new Jug?
CMP: I think we owe it to ourselves. We better have a new Jug.
LMP: I've already thrown EV old one away. I'm glad you mentioned it. But I sort of quit drinking water, though. I've just been drinking these Juices.
LMP: I don't like the water. I'd rather - I can take the gas ... it's easier - You know, it's like drinking bad water. You know, like in Houston. You can - -
LMP: - - you can drink the chlorinated water if you can mix it with something.
CDR: You got another omni for them there?
LMP: Like booze.
CMP: Oh, I'm sorry.
CMP: Hey - I think they should be able to figure that out. Maybe, I don't know. Let's see how much the glitch was, you know, when they rezero them and where we were. What a measurement ...
CC: America, we're ready now for you to proceed on per Flight Plan with the VERB 49 to the sleep PTC atti- tude. We have not had a chance to go back over the data, but we'11 give you a call as soon as we get a chance to check it. Over.
CDR: Okay, Gordy. One other interesting thing while we went back and looked at NOUN 22 after the glitch. We still had the NOUN 22 angles I had loaded for the previous VERB 49 at 263:40, which either - even makes me feel more like I did not load 22 on this next time around.
LMP: Have an EMP ... for the comm_nder.
CMP: (Laughter) Yes, that's right.
CC: Yes, it sounds - it sounds like we might have the problems nailed down, but we'11 doublecheck that.
CMP: You got a - ... Here's one in here.
CDR: This is a gross a_ssion, if that's the case; but I'd rather have it that way.
CC: We won't hold it against you.
LMP: I was half asleep, but not anymore.
LMP: (Laughter) ... call it up ...
CC: America, Houston. Why don't you hold the PRO on - on this VERB 49 until we have a chance to check and see if we're going to have a gimbal lock problem.
CDR: Gordy, can I use the roll we got, 1427
CMP: ... That's what I asked Jack and see if - going to have run into gimbal lock when you go from there to - to the other one. the maneuver should - shows on our computer, you'11 go to gimbal lock. So suggest you go to 14 and then start to maneuver ... Over. think it separated ... version failed and all the other stuff ... failed? think it's ever been particularly successful.
CMP: Oh, no, it never has. in it. water. . · · data points - - to take any pills or anything like that. eating? using ...
CDR: You have a piece of Velcro laying around?
CMP: You need a red one ...
CDR: Why? Are you going to check your outs ...?
CMP: Yes. Mine's out ... It's got a blue - -
CDR: ... I'11 get a red one.
LMP: What have you got to nibble on? You know - sweet? Got any crackers?
CMP: Yes. There's some graham crackers in there.
LMP: No, there aren't. Those are cubes.
CMP: Well, ... sort of ...
LMP: ... What are we having, wet packs for dinner?
LMP: I'd eat a wet pack.
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LMP: Works every time, doesn't it? ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03459 APOLLO 17 MISSION DUMPED OVER HSK DURING.T_NSEARTH COAST Time segments (AET) From To
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CDR: Give me that thing off of there will you, Ron?
CDR: Smile.
LMP: You know - -
CDR: You needthat kind of stuff.
LMP: ... don't want to ... Put it down here.
CDR: Oh yes, you want ...
CMP: I Just took if off my food package.
CMP: You need a red one though, right?
CDR: Why, you got to take yours out?
CMP: Yes, mine's out ... lunar ...
CDR: What have you got to nibble on? No - sweet. You got any crackers?
CMP: Yes, there's some graham crackers in there.
CDR: No, there aren't; thoseare cubes.
CMP: Well, all right.
CDR: ... what do we have, wetpacks for dinner?
CMP: Yes. I'd eat a wetpack.
CMP: Well, why don't we Just start eating dinner?
CDR: Is it that time of day?
CMP: Matter of fact; it is. TIME SKIP
CDR: Wise - wise guy.
CDR: Works every time, doesn't it? TIME SKIP
CDR: ... does.
LMP: Hey. TIME SKIP changes,
CMP: The BD or AC.
CDR: ... any other place.
CMP: Well, yes. That's right; B-l, or B-2 - B-1.
CDR: Can't really stow that big box of wrenches until we go to sleep tomorrow, after we wake up the next day.
CMP: We always used the ... ### (This'page UnclaSsified) Tape 17-o34_9 APOLLO 17_.qSION DUMPED OVER GDS',DURING TRANS_H COAST Time Segments. (AET) ' From To
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CDR: I don't know that I would have if I had to take that Seconal as much as I hate to admit it. I have about decided though that my particular discomfort of wake - waking up is characteristic of the environment and not of Seconal. Because I - the nights I didn't take any and I got to sleep and then woke up, I felt the same defocus of most of my senses, partic - sight, for one thing, and hard to bring it in and Just general - awareness of some kind of disorientation.
CDR: You mean I have to keep eating?
CMP: (Chuckle)
LMP: Pre-sleep checklist. No film mags required for the next day.
CDR: Huh? We got some.
CMP: Yes, we've got to get that - that Nikon's got a whole ... take ...
CMP: We could do that one of your - your changing ...
CDR: (Laughter) Yes, changing my ... That's right. Changing my feeling of well-being, too (laughter).
LMP: How about a bath, a change of clothes and everything?
LMP: How about a bath and a change of clothes?
CMP: Yes, I could ... around
LMP: I've got to turn right tomorrow and put those sensors on again.
CDR: Yes, I'm not going to bother taking mine off, I don't think.
CMP: Well, I put them on, I guess, for entry.
LMP: Yes, even I might be interested in your heart rate during entry (laughter).
CMP: Yes. 0hhh.
CDR: Except when ...
LMP: No. That - -
CMP: ... anything with them.
LMP: Very - -
CDR: ... has gotten better.
LMP: Erratic though, isn't it?
CMP: ... to within 0.2 of a foot per second.
CDR: Someone's going to have to go wash it.
LMP: Can't get much fuller.
LMP: Yes, but the cover's closed on the IR.
CMP: Oh, the cover's closed again.
CDR: I'11 put the optics ... for you.
CDR: See anything up there worthwhile?
LMP: You could on the Moon at nigkt, couldntt you?
CDR: ... I_P Tomorrow's the first real nothing day we 'ye got, you know that?
CMP: (Laughter) You're right.
CDR: I'11 bet ... fall off during ... and I'm going to -
CMP: That's going to be a regular PTC attitude.
LMP: It's UV stellar attitude.
CDR: Did you notice how those lines moved around at 1/6 g? ... the Rover lines. L_P ...
CDR: Was it ... lines? This is more random than that was -- --
CDR: - - with those Rover lines and step lines. I ... them to ... one time.., tell the difference. Oooh - all the way down at the end of the Rover in some of the Rover lines. I_P Thank you, Ron.
CDR: This is Just random in zero g. Look what you Just did. IMP Well, a vi - a vi - -
CDR: I hit my hand again.
CC: They're looking forward to seeing you tomorrow on the press conference and back on Earth shortly thereafter. I got one from Nassau Bay, too, if the commander's listening.
CDR: He's listening.
CC: Okay, Gene. Your mother and family have arrived. They - in fact, they Just walked in from a party with Barbara. They all wish you to hurry home and send their love. Over.
CDR: Very good, Gordy. And I return mine.
CMP: You lost him.
LMP: Check the EMERGENCY CABIN PRESS to BOTH there, Gene, please. TIME SKIP
CDR: Yes, we ought to get that ...
CDR: Thought you could get that over here.
CC: America, Houston. I'11 turn you over to the crew astrologer here. Pleasant dreams.
LMP: Thank you, Gordy. And we enjoyed the day with you. See you tomorrow.
LMP: Well, so much for that handover.
LMP: (Chuckle)
LMP: Haven't you learned better than to unplug with an interval between?
CDR: Do you ...
CDR: No ? I_P No, I haven't seen any. Have you? Do you have any?
CMP: ... 4 hours .... can
CDR: ... anything else I have. Do you have any?
LMP: Well, there also seemed to be a little bit of correlation when we were pumping up - pumping up the cabin or had a high pressure in the cabin. CMl D ce.
LMP: Yes. I got it on the Flight Plan before we go to sleep. TIME SKIP Page %
LMP: Excuse me, Gene.
LMP: Muscles probably are extending you.
CC: Okay; we copy. Cabin fan is already off.
LMP: That's right. They're - I - I think they're ... things around ...
CDR: Wish you'd turn it on.
LMP: Oh, I thought you said off.
CDR: No, I want you to turn it on. LNP Oh, I'm sorry. Turns out the request was to turn it on, so we will.
CC: Okay, understand you're going to turn the cabin fan on ......
LMP: MARK it. MARK it.
LMP: Give him about 5 or 10 minutes and he'11 be with you. They - -
CC: Okay; have him call us when he gets ready.
LMP: Okay. They - For some reason they want to talk to you, Ron.
CMP: Who wants to talk to me?
LMP: I don't know. Parker does.
LMP: They.
CMP: Oh, we went out of contact? TIME SKIP
P: (Cough) I wonder what we have for decongestant·
CDR: Well, let's see, we got to chlorinate and we got to pump up the cabin·
CMP: And clean the screen·
CDR: ... screen and I'11 take the chlorinate. How's that ?
CMP: ... got it?
CMP: Trouble is, you don't know it.
CMP: You don't? No, that's the ... But I defecated. until I didn't have the slightest idea I defecated.
CMP: Is there ... in the water?
CMP: The thing just floats around, though·
LMP: Been here all day.
CMP: Oh, yes, yes. Yes, I got ...
CDR: Get up at 8 o'clock guys.
CMP: 8 o'clock, huh? Well, set my watch.
CMP: Any of these ...?
CDR: Anywhere ... these Jets. We're always going to use ..., okay? Ignore these ...
CMP: In quad D, huh?
CDR: Even the ... See all these . .. are ... changed them all. See, like here? B-l, B-2, A-3 ... jets here ... stop it .... and all that ... you know? change. ...
CMP: Yes. Well, if'that changes, this has got to change.
CMP: ... and BD are - AC - -
CDR: ... other way.
CMP: Well, yes. That's right; B-1 and B-2; B-1.
CMP: The ... back down here?
LMP: ... really Just a tiedown Job is all. TIME SKIP Page 11
LMP: They were stuck right there. Well, whose are these? These got a dosimeter in them.
CMP: Those are mine. I need to get the dosimeter out (laughter).
LMP: Well, where - are these mine?
LMP: These are mine?
CMP: I think so .... , isn't it?
LMP: I didn't tie them up, Ron. You must have tied them up.
CMP: I tied them up.
LMP: Okay. Well, hey - -
CDR: ... IMP - - hey - hey.
CMP: (Laught er ) No more feces in this trailer.
CMP: (Laughter) No more feces.
LMP: Ron - Ron, ... to defecate. It's my turn next so I got to hold my breath longest.
CMP: You do? (Laughter)
CMP: Oh, heck, no ....
CDR: Can you get at that OPS? They want to get that ... That'11 make them happy.
CMP: Gosh, how did that thing get so dirty?
LMP: ... with us probably.
CDR: Can you get at it okay, Jack?
CDR: Anyone going to want the med kit?
CMP: Jack, you want a pill? You want Lomotils or - -
CDR: ... set it back here. You may want ... If you can't find it here, ... floating around the cockpit ....
LMP: ... to unpack everything.
CDR: No way to - no way to - That depends on how ... it gets.
CMP: That's what I thought, Gene. They don't care about pumping the cabin up. But they don't like having that ... in here either.
LMP: How much is the pressure now?
CDR: May have to do it again tomorrow.
CMP: Yuk. The decompression got chlorine all over back here.
CMP: Chlorine.
LMP: ... about chlorine?
CMP: Shoot, this thing is all wet.
CDR: It stays wet all the time. I haven't seen it dry since I've been here.
LMP: Where in the heek are we?
CDR: That's good, Jack. C_P ...
CC: So are we.
LMP: ... Don't put it back in .... ask Bob if we have to do that again tomorrow.
CDR: Bob, you going to want to do that again tomorrow?
CC: Yes, Gene .... do it again prior to emptying the OPS.
LMP: ... from ... wrapping around here.
CMP: A good pack Job, A good pack Job. That ... thing. Pardon the French, but - CMl: I can't turn the darn thing.
LMP: There you got it started. That'11 do it. Try again. If you get the threads wrong, you can't -
CMP: Well, the threads were right.
LMP: Sometimes you can screw it on real easy.
CDR: around
LMP: I grabbed ... as far as I could over here.
CDR: You ... your foot was in here. You back in there.
CDR: Yes, you did get tangled up with the camera cable to start with, I guess. I don't know what you did with all those straps for these cables, but I'd like to _ut a piece of tape on them.
CDR: We're missing the time lines ... our Flight Plan.
CDR: You want to get the 02 heaters off?
CC: Geno, EECOM says affirmative to all that.
CDR: Okay, Gordo, how are you doing?
CC: ... Ron's stroll around the service module .... had a ball.
CDR: Yes, he did. TIME SKIP
CMP: ... the ... that it didn't break the - you know, the needle doesn't penetrate that - ### (This page Unclassified) APOLLO 17 MISSION CM DUMPED OVER GDS DURING ,TRANSEARTH COAST segments. (AET) Time From To
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CDR: Hey, what are you getting up? The bag? There's a - it's a - could we stow it? There's nothing to hook on. Forgot about that.
LMP: Well, yes, but - huh?
CDR: Through there? Like that? It seemed like it would go this way. We'11 hook it like this.
CDR: Okay, but we got to hook it here somewhere, tempo- rarily. Give him enough room to get his thing in. Well, here's where it goes. Right here. Right on my ... couch. Comes through from the - frem the hatch side, right?
CDR: Huh? Say again? I want - -
CDR: Before we hook this end, let's - let's get this - oh, boy. Get this out of the way. For the front. Got a latch cover for that handy?
CDR: Just let it sit there.
CDR: Bet you don't have a hatch handle. There. Hatch handle. Okay. Jack, you going to stow? ... getting your legs up.
CDR: Wait a minute. Okay. Okay. Get this part of the bag up. How can I get to it? Well, on this - on the front of the - on this - Here you go.
CDR: Oh, you - Is there a center thing to hook? Wait a minute - let me - let me hook it. Yes, it is, Jack. Well, yes, I guess. Wait a minute.
CDR: Is it - is it the same kind of hook, Ron? With those short little rings? Oh, shoot! Yes, I see it. I can't - I can't do that. You'11 have to pick it up frGn the back end to do that. I'11 hold it too, Jack, if you want to push it. Well, shoot. You're - Yes, you're almost there. You almost did. Is that a leg or an arm?
CDR: The hook broken?
CDR: Well, Just stick it through it. I'11 - I'11 get it down here. Just stick it through, and I'11 get it down here. I - I'11 put the back - -
CDR: Okay. How's that? Let me see if I can get my ... going. Yes, I've got a ... Okay, the hook's fixed.
CDR: Here's a PRD that's going to get lost back there. YoUrs?
CDR: I think you got it now, Jack. Here it is. I've got it. That'11 make use of the bag.
CDR: Hey, you're way - you're back here. You're all the way back. I think - Yes, I don't see how you can - I don't see how you can get any more.
CDR: Yes, I guess - you're - Yes, but somebody's got to go on corem, so - -
CDR: Put this over by Jack. This thing. Will you? Ron, are you going on comm?
CDR: Ron? Did you go on comm? Oh, boyl ...
CDR: Do I hear you on?
CDR: You can get off then.
CMP: Are we ... them down?
CMP: (Laughter) Gee, it's ... (laughter).
CMP: (Laughter) Yes, they sure have. (Cough) Man, I don't know. What did he say?
CMP: (Laughter) He was sure worried about my scissors down there (laughter).
CDR: ... the ...
CMP: Yes - worried about the scissors and where they are. Yes.
CMP: Oh, I see, okay. Yes, we'11 - we'11 close it after a bit here. (Cough)
CMP: You can get a little bit more air down there, if you want - you can get a little bit more air, if you want to undo those things there.
CDR: (Laughter) Oh, ...
CMP: Well, I gave you something to bring back.
CMP: (Laughter) Yes, that heat.
CDR: ... CMl° Well, yes, in that - Yes.
CMP: Isn't it, though?
CMP: (Laughter) Yes, when I first stuck my head out there, the - -
CMP: Yes, I know. We're in ... Wait a minute.
CMP: Okay. Aaah. Whoosh.
CMP: Houston took who? 61 to 177
CMP: Okay, 20 to 3, New York over Dallas, huh? 20 to 3, right now. New York over Dallas.
CDR: ... got it. This the ..., huh?
CMP: Oh, okay. That's all right.
CMP: They're coming along. We've got two guys who have their suits off now.
CMP: (Laughter) That's right. Hey, hope North American doesn't think I was badmouthing their spacecraft down here because, you know, there was a little bit of blistered paint on it. That doesn't mean any- thing. It's still a very good spacecraft.
CMP: Okay, Bob.
CDR: back up.
CMP: Yes, we have a site handover here in about 2 - 2 or 3 minutes ... lose c_..,-,.
CMP: Do we have to take these off in this - -
CMP: Do we have to take - -
CDR: You don't have to, just the small one.
CMP: How's it look? Well, we better put it on ...
CMP: ... go the ...
CDR: Well, hand me that other LEVA bag, and I'11 put ...
CMP: ... these LEVAs? I didn't even notice the scratch.
CDR: ... still in the ...
CDR: Okay. Let's ... that LEVA to you, or anything else like that?
CDR: ... or anything like that?
CMP: Yes, I did, matter of fact. I took both of them.
CMP: Yes. Yes, it's where somebody scratched them with the - -
CDR: Yes, you ... - -
CMP: Put a scratch right down the middle of it when I was trying out the visors.
CDR: Here, I'11 get the ... connected.
CDR: Get your helmet, Jack. Let's put it in here.
LMP: Just a second. I'11 get rid of it.
CDR: Oh, this is Ron's.
LMP: ... flight accessory bag. Shoot! I didn't get to stick my head out that end.
CDR: Got a purge valve ... to happen.
CDR: WASTE STOWAGE VENT still OPEN?
CDR: ... I think ... the checklist and see what we missed out on. C_P .o.
CDR: He ain't on ...
LMP: Why don't you ... give ... IAMP Yes.
CDR: Give me that ...
CDR: That's worse than that ... checklist.
CDR: Now then. As soon as you pick up the checklist, I think you'11 find out we got quite a bit of it. And I won't take these off because I don't know where they go. I'11 Just take -
CDR: ... c_ ...? My ...
LMP: ... No.
CDR: Jack, are you - you available? I24P Yes, I Just shipped some stuff to you. What about these, ...? Okay. Well, I - I'11 read them off as soon as you get out of your suit.
CDR: Better ... those switches ... set in that space- craft. That's the ...
CDR: You guys, I'11 bet, are hungry, aren't you? Know why? Because we got up at 7 and ate breakfast, and it's now 5, and we haven't eaten yet.
CDR: Is your ... normal?
LMP: I Just think it may be somewhere. I can't - ... there.
CDR: Jack, you catch . ..?
CDR: Okay. Well, watch that ...
LMP: ., ·
CDR: Probably couldn't hear. Your foot was in here.
LMP: ... back in there.
CDR: Yes, you did get tangled up in your cameras.
CMP: ... Is that what I did?
CDR: I don't know what to do with all those cameras and cables. And ... (laughter).
CDR: ... in the Flight Plan.
CDR: Ever get the 02 HEATERS OFF?
CDR: Hello, Houston; this is America. Looks like the REPRESS PACKAGE is UP. My SURGE TANK is back UP. Would you like us to turn the cell off and turn the 0 2 heaters off?
LMP: Okay, Gordo. How you doing?
LMP: Yes, he did.
CDR: Is eating a contingency in our EVA - post? (Laught er )
CDR: Let you do (laughter) it again ... water will kill you (laughter ).
CMP: All right, that's ... That's ...
CDR: Ron? One small thing ...
CDR: Yes, let's get this back operational here.
CDR: Huh ?
CDR: I Just wrote, "EVA day," to go with ...
CDR: Don't know what else they can do with it. No way to transfer it from the LM, that's for darn sure. And I'm not going to drink it so I can ...
CDR: Sorry, I put my ... on ...
CDR: All right?
CDR: Are we ... in the Flight Plan? L_P .. ·
CDR: ... time for it. Let me get this suit out of the way here.
LMP: ... Yes, ... - -
CDR: No, put your suit in ... - What did you say? L_P o, .
CDR: Pecan: Hiding them out again, huh?
CDR: ... getting ...
CDR: I'11 tell you one thing. For these constant wear gar - or these coveralls, you don't have to press them very often.
CDR: They Just wrinkle now ... (laughter).
CMP: Sure looks funny.
CDR: Go ahead. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03458 APOLLO zT.,..MISSION APOLLO DSE VOICE DUMP TRANSCRIPTION CM DUMPED OVER GDS DURING Time Segments. (AET) ' From To
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LMP: ... moving around out there.
CDR: I grabbed the ... as far as I could over here .... in the mirror. Your foot was in here. Get back in there. Yes, you did get tangled up with the camera cable to start with, I guess. I don't know what you did with all those straps for these cables. Why don't you Just put a piece of tape on it or something?
CDR: We're missing time lines on the Flight Plan.
CDR: Hello, Houston; this is America. It looks like the - REPRESS PACKAGE is up. My SURGE TANK is back up. Would you like me to turn the FILL OFF and turn the 02 HEATERS OFF?
CDR: Okay, Gordo. How you doing?
CMP: I think the problem was that it didn't break the - you know, the needle doesn't penetrate that - - ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03460 APOLLO 17 I_ION DUMPED OVER MAD DURING, _SF_ COAST Time segments. (AET) ' From To
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CMP: ... Jett bag ....
CDR: Well, we - set up a warmer configuration, they'11 call you.
CMP: Put the spacecraft in a -
CDR: In a warmer mode. Hot dang, here's the water on the ... instead of the ice.
LMP: Light the pilot.
CMP: Light my fire, baby. (Laughter) (Singing)
CMP: Start the battery A, Jack, whenever you feel like it.
LMP: Starting now, huh?
CC: Okay. And, America, we'd also like to get BAT A to CHARGE.
CMP: (Laughter) Read my Flight Plan.
LMP: That's in work right now, Bob. Thanks for the call.
LMP: Well, we're trying to keep your spirits up today.
CMP: Oh, okay. TIME SKIP
CMP: Yes, sure. We check with each other.
CDR: Bring up the water on these ...
CDR: Boy, I bet these are pretty active. Let's get that darn ... valve.
LMP: That's _ - l& degrees. TIME SKIP / /
LMP: Houston, 17.
LMP: That's affirm. I've got some reports for you, if you're ready to copy.
CDR: menu - I'11 try negative reporting. He did not eat three apricot cereal cubes, pears. And at lunch he did not eat _-lf a cereal bar. And at dinner he did not eat tomato soup, half a hamburger, and the date fruitcake. Add - On lunch he had also - positive now - lemonade, two Dec - - TIME SKIP
LMP: That should do it, Bob. Thank you for your indulgence.
CC: Roger, Jack ....
CMP: Wish I had another coffee about now.
CDR: ... got something to do.
CMP: ,.. out?
CDR: Take them until about noon to figure out - -
CMP: Yes, while you're still - -
CDR: - - What's going on and what you said. And then they'11 say they really don't fully understand it and they've got to talk to us. Hey, you guys cold?
CDR: ... inverter, and that would be MANUAL - -
CDR: - - ... valve, right? Tell them to repeat those ...
LMP: We thought we'd warm up the cabin. And if I recall correctly, you approve of us putting INVERTER 3 onto MAIN A and going to MANUAL on the TEMP IN and taking the EVAP TEMP up to about 59 degrees.
CC: That 's affirmative.
LMP: Oh my, how's that for a memory?
LMP: How about weather map data when we d°.it though.
CDR: Let me know - Let me find the valve, and then - · where the heck is it? I haven't been down here. LNP Down there in the water ...
LMP: No, no, the - - TIME SKIP
CMP: ... pretty ... out ..., doesn't it?
LMP: If you're loose, I don't understand why they told you to eliminate cereal.
CMP: I don't either, you know.
CDR: Doesn't make any sense.
LMP: I never heard that before.
CMP: They are more concerned with the gas, than they were with the loose bowels, I think. I24P Faulty hardware equipment; hardware in the spacecraft.
CDR: I'11 never forget that face - -
CMP: They ate too much - -
CDR: - - mouthing off when we were talking long time ago.
CMP: What's it supposed to do?
LMP: How's that shower in Skylab work?
LMP: ... trap shot into it and Just -
CDR: ... spray water ...
LMP: It's a lot of holes or something around here.
CDR: It would be too hard to ... shower if you can get rid of the water ... b _, Page 7
LMP: Yes. I've had a lot of ... showers.
LMP: Urine showers, milk showers, hot water showers. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-o3_67 APOLLO 1T,.,MISSION DUMPED OVER MAD TRANSEARTHCOAST DURING Time segments. (AET) From To
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UNKNOWN: 09 36 _3 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The material cov_a_ed herein ha. been U_aacrthed thto m workh_s paixor Li ordec to _cllloRlo review by Intareetod _C element.. This dc_umont, to or porttoua thereat,' my bo dec iaesified subject the foliowb_ svidelLuon: 'Portions e_ thio documiAt will bo classified CONFIDENTIAL, Group 4, to the extent that they: (t)ddthe ci_mntltative porrormiAce _.._h,,.ueterth41ce al the Apollo Spacecraft, (2)dethll critical porfornumca eharactecimiee d Apollo crew systems &nd equipment. (3) provide (echnlcal detaihl of significant iaoneh vehicle nmifunetlov.i la actual flifht or reveal actual tauach trajectory datA. (4) reveal Medical data C_ fllJht crew racmbora which CiA be considered privllel_d data, or (8) reveAl other data which con bo todivid_lly determined to require authority cCthe claontflceUou re*let the Apollo Prosram Security Ciao- · Rev. mtflesU(m Guide, eCG:II, I, I/I/648. i GROUP4 Dow_raded at 3-year intervals; declassified after lZ years tho 18, U.8. C., 701,
CMP: How does that shower in Skylab work? be too hard to have a zero-g shower if you can get rid of the water ... today?