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CDR: I took them out of ISA and put them wherever - whoever told me to put them in there, either you or Jack.
CMP: Those are not the things I used for EVA.
CDR: Yes, they are. They got to be pulled apart. Well, wait - those big hooks on them.
CDR: Oh, the waist tethers. Those are our OPS transfer tethers. you got them?
CDR: Put them in that ... box I Just gave you. All right? then - Hey, Ron, you probably want to put the Data File away before we start sending you the rock boxes. Yes.
LMP: Or maybe - Gene, can you get that close to the -
CDR: Yes, I can get that. Here's - here's something. I can take that.
CDR: I'11 carry it. Put this ... away, Ron.
CMP: Hey, this thing is supposed to be in the decontam- ination bag.
LMP: What is?
CMP: This thing.
CMP: The de - the magnetic tape thing.
CMP: It's supposed to be in that decom bag.
LMP: You're right. I don't ...
CDR: Okay, give me that bag there.
LMP: Well, I got to find the one that goes in first.
CMP: It goes on the one - the only one I passed over there.
LMP: That whole bag?
CMP: Yes, the one that goes on A-7.
CDR: Okay, here you are, Jac-, c_,_ng back.
LMP: Nothing else goes in here?
CDR: Heck, yes. The SCBs go in there. Will you pass those back to Ron? Now wait a mtuute.
CDR: Pass what back?
LMP: These. Or that.
LMP: Oh, I'm sorry.
CDR: Well, we Just got to regroup here. I got to get - got to get one thing done first.
CMP: Hey, you got any magazines for this camera?
CDR: Well, there's some - yes, there's some film left on the LM mag.
LMP: Yes, Ron - I mean, Gene.
CDR: Take - take that DSEA recorder. Okay?
CDR: And put it in that bag, if that's where it's supposed to go. Now what is - what are we going to do with this?
CDR: What did you send this up for, Jack?
CDR: This black bag - -
LMP: It wu in the decom bag.
CDR: Oh, it was in the decom bag, Ron.
CMP: Oh (laughter) okay.
CDR: Now, where is the LM Flight Data File? Can you tell me?
CMP: Should be in that Jettison bag there.
CDR: I know, but I wanted to stow it. Where could I stow it? Tape empty one to use to put stuff - We got the maps that we each pick up out of ... in that drawer. You could stick that - for the DSEA. stow on A-7."
CDR: No. Unless the Flight Plan does ... in there. aaa A-7 bag - one or two sample bags?
LMP: I got the list. and stow on A-7." "Receive buddy SLSS bag in the decom, ,rd stow on A-1. change it?
CMP: Yes. "Receive two sample collection bags in the decom bag and stow on A-7." That's the one you had. L and get a bag on it. Is there any more 16 - are there any more 16 milli- meter mags?
CMP: Okay, maybe I got them. it.
LMP: Here comes the A-7 bag.
LMP: I could use another decontn_nation bag, if you got one.
CMP: Okay, I got one.
LMP: Oh, should I put the DSEA - I'11 put the DSEA -
CMP: Yes, put the DSEA in there.
CMP: Or the mag tape recorder, or whatever you call it.
CDR: That 's all the LM Data File stuff, except these two bags here.
CMP: There's - there's room in R-3 there.
CDR: I hope there's nothing you need out of it.
LMP: Hey, Gene, you want these - There are two more clips out here. You want them?
CDR: No, the clip bag is already stowed.
CDR: Put them in your pocket, if you want, but -
CDR: No, can you stand this up here?
CDR: No, I can't -
CDR: Hold that until we need it now.
CDR: Okay, Jack. What have you got?
LMP: I got an A-7 bag with two sample collection bags and one mag tape. And I'm ready for smother decon- tam_ nation bag.
CMP: Okay. Let me get it for you.
CMP: Whoa! How many rocks you got in that thing? (Laughter)
CDR: We figured we had (laughter) - we had over 300 pounds of weight because of the dead weight of the SRC.
CMP: They weigh as much as nV Jettison bag.
CDR: Okay, Jack. Hey, wait, there's something in there, Ron. All sorts of things in here. Let's get them one at a time.
CMP: There's supposed to be a whole bag.
CDR: Yes, but he can't handle them all.
CMP: Oh, he can't handle them all?
LMP: No. Just hand me one, and I'11 figure out what goes in it.
CMP: Okay. They all go in it. They all end up in it. No, they don't either.
LMP: You got the A - the ISA bag - I mean the A-2 bag. I'11 put the ISA in it.
CMP: That's the big one that's on the - the outside there, Jack.
CDR: That's right. This is it. Stow it ... and that's this one.
CDR: Oh, let me see. Jack, the - Was something else in there - Oh, yes, we got ... and stuff in there, don't we? Yes. there. and shoes. That was on my list of - crew list to bring back anyway, so Just leave it in there.
CDR: This is that bag - magnetic tape that ... Fold back, wrap with cord, secure with ..., stow in A-7 ... This one bag. put the mags - (laughter) mag cassette in. otherwise.
CDR: Is that an update? you're saying? The tape is loose in there.
LMP: What's the biggie? you go. Why don't you try and hold on together? Here, I'11 show you. I'm going to get it.
CDR: Ron? going home? floating around in the tunnel.
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CDR: Okay. We have a latch.
CDR: You get direction? Yes, all right. Okay.
CDR: Yes, if they will.
CDR: (Laughter) No, because - Yes, that's right. Both the same pressure; I don't see how it makes any difference.
CDR: Yes, it Was dead, probably. You all didn't turn it off until later.
CDR: Yes, that tees me off. We're not going to get a picture one out of this darn thing. It's Jutting right into the Sun.
CMP: Okay; P30. I've already got that. Al, what's supposed to be done about 12. It's 20 NOUN. I've got the camera configured. I'm already at P30. No, it's at time 93:12 - 93:21 .... behind you to your left. Okay; suit integrity check. Yes, I was Just going to go ahead and put mine on and do a suit integrity check now. Then we'11 be ready. Now with that check. Gene, can you get up there in the back - over in the corner back over there? Jack's Roger. We're going to get all set. Yes, that's it.
CMP: Okay; I 've got my helmet on.
CMP: Now? Can you hear me now? Now?
CDR: I hear you now. What are you doing?
CMP: Okay, Gene. We're just talking about the integrity check. We're not suited yet, Gene, if you read me? ,ca
CDR: What - Ron, what's it look like on the checklist?
CMP: Well, we're 23. We've got - we've got 30, really.
CDR: Okay. Well, tell me when you want to - you want me to put my helmet on. I'11 put it on. I'm Just waiting - -
CMP: We can go ahead and do that right now - get it out of the way, if you want to, while we wait for that thing to come down. Then we - then we'11 be set.
CDR: Well, you shouldn't do it while we're venting the tunnel tunnel venting. in case the is That's the problem, see?
CMP: Well, that's right, too.
CDR: It's getting there.
CDR: You know that - that sort of - It eats - Just eats - eats the skin off my hand.
CMP: (Laughter) Sure as heck does, doesn't it? But part of that is Just from working inside the glove, isn't it?
CDR: Yes, a good part of it is. How did we end up on decrease here?
CMP: Darned if t know. The last purge was only 20 seconds long, and I think it probably didn't - didn't work in there right. But they wanted me to go to DECREASE Just prior to burn. That's DECREASE, so I think it probably didn't work right.
CDR: Yes, it didn't look very good when I was ...
CMP: Yes. And ... I haven't learned that much about the ... You know, I never - I've never seen the darn thing.
CDR: 02 flow's not increasing on the CSM?
CMP: Did you - did you turn my suit flow off for a little bit?
CDR: No. Okay. I'11 put my gloves on. No. Wait a minute. It's not time yet.
CDR: I '11 go put a helmet on here.
CMP: Okay. Turn i_ on.
CDR: I never turned it off. You want it on or off?
CMP: I guess I got the glove on without turning it off. That 's all right.
CDR: I'm in a tunnel integrity check right now. 1/250.
CMP: Okay .... T8, I think it's T8. I'm looking in the darn Sun. T8.
CDR: Wow! I wish I could have got that other hand controller.
CMP: Maybe those nuts are Just stuck on today, huh?
CDR: They are those screws, and they - they're Just so darn hard that all you do is tear the head of the - head of the screw apart - -
CDR: It's about a half an inch to the b_lkhead - you know, where you try to grab the screwdriver.
CDR: And it's a rounded screwdriver. It's not one of those - it's not one of those square - squarehead screwdrivers.
CDR: It's a rounded blade. Okay. Tunnel integrity check is good.
CMP: Hey, okay.
CMP: No. Still zero. Okay. Lower limit.
CMP: Hey, is that DELTA-
P: about 2?
CDR: No, DELTA-
P: is already about B5.
CDR: Well, that's all I've got to do. Tunnel that valve. I leave it on vent.
CMP: Yes, Just leave it on vent for 10 minutes.
CDR: Just leave it there, huh?
CMP: No, no, no. Not that. We'11 have to get it to OFF before we JumP. Otherwise, the - leak the - -
CDR: Leakb ack, yes.
CMP: How about ... ?
CDR: Can't.
CMP: Can't. Okay. You,re Right. Westill want it off_ We still don't went it in VENT .... , couldn't we?
CDR: Okay. What's our time line look like now?
CMP: Okay. We're at 30 minutes, and that should be a P30. Okay. And there'S, let's see , 23 - 29 minutes from Jett - 28 minutes from Jett.
CDR: Okay. When is AOS? How soon?
CMP: AOS is in 4 minutes.
CDR: What do I want for AOS?
CMP: Pitch, minus 42; yaw, 349. I think it's about time ...
CDR: Wait till I get my gloves on. CMl° Okay. You guys ready down there?
CDR: Any time.
LMP: Yes, any time.
CMP: okay. Stand by.
CMP: Okay. You ready to go to PRESS?
CDR: Darn, it's hard to close. I forgot about that.
CMP: Okay. SUIT FLOW VALVEs; are those OFF?
CDR: I don't have my dust covers on it (laughter).
CMP: ... Turned DIRECT 02.
CDR: What ?
CDR: Did suit circuit come out?
CMP: Don't look bad. I24P M an, yes. I'm at 35.
CMP: HOW are yours?
LMP: Fine. I'm at 39. 40. Hey - -
CDR: That's because you let it go to far[
CMP: No, it Just goes that high. Doesn't make any difference what you do.
LMP: I'm at 40.
CMP: So am I, right now.
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CMP: Yes. Oh, here's those. The electrical covers? Oh, they're - each one of them is in your - your bag here. Yes.
CMP: Yes, they're in the pocket of the PGA. Yes.
CMP: Okay. We're LOS.
CMP: Yes, we snap them up in the tunnel. Small pocket? Okay.
CMP: Yes, we're going to have to take that rock bag out of there ... And - and then the rock bag?
CMP: No, what we'11 do, we'11 - it'11 - No, you store it between the - the PGA bag and A9 rock box. See? Stuff it right in there. And you can start dumping ... here. Yes.
CMP: (Lal_hter) Yes.
CMP: What are you doing? Here, grab ahold of the end of it. No, Just grab ahold of the end of it and pull on that, if you can. (Laughter) Yes. (Laughter).
CMP: No, it goes up over that thing, that hard thing down there. Take a look down there. No, it goes up over it. Yes.
CMP: I'm sticking that LM Timeline book in there with the window shades. Oh, okay (laughter).
CMP: Everything is in R-2. Oh, the cards - Yes, they're in another one. Yes, that's in - R-5 there, isn't it? Yes, that's not - yes, R-1.
CMP: Here's the plan that goes in that pocket - in the end of that pocket thing the next time you get in there.
CMP: Hot dang! I'11 tell you. You guys have been down to the Moon. Fantastic. I don't believe it either. Yes, I did; I'11 tell you. Well, I'11 tell you, I learned one thing. The landing site area that you guys landed is completely different than the rest of the annulus - the rest of the Moon, the rest of the annulus around Serenitatis, and the different color. And - I'm beginning to get the feeling that - that a liquid mantle at some time or another did cross - did cross on the back side, anyhow, at one time or another, recently, during a period of time. It's in that - in the PGA thing down there, I guess. Same place, in that little - ... It's already reached the point where - I've already shaved once, though. Yes, that's right. I really was going to shave yesterday, and I Just didn't have time. Packing that darn bag full of stuff, it took me an hour last night. I sure packed that bag full (laughter). Yes. (Laughter) Well, you know, it's all of that food, urine, and - LiOH cans out of there and my CMP's helmet shield and a bunch of stuff out of A?, all the rest of the food and stuff that was in there.
CMP: What? Tissues? Let's see, they're down in the corner over there. What the heck did I do with them? Aren't they stuck to A-57
CMP: You know, this zodiacal light is really kind of pretty. It ... one of them. Thank you .... before I even take a bath.
CMP: Gosh darn! (Laughter) That's the one we ought to have thrown away (laughter).
CMP: Okay. The recorder's - Yes. SM/AC
CMP: Got to get the POWER, OFF .... OMP Oh, you dumping? Do I go to the other side to get the - Has - the Nikon? Here, I forgot where I put it.
CMP: No, not to - not to use the spare one. You can - Look and see, ... 1977 Okay. Back over there in the right corner? Back over there and down there, somewhere. Leaning up against the wall. Yes. Yes .... Just about this period of time, see, you can always dump - with the back side of the Moon coming up. I was in FREE one time coming around, and I dumped on the back side of the Moon. Almost went into gimbal lock (laughter). It really fouls you up.
CMP: Polarized and also red ...
CMP: Yes, I want to get - Well, ... this would be good °.*
CMP: It was the other plus X .... terminator yet ... I got ... near-side terminator ... terminator.
LMP: Wasn't it down in there?
CMP: I took it off of there. What in the heck did I do with it? I forgot what I did with it now. Fine.
CMP: Oh, I got something on the outside of my window. How did all that happen?
CMP: We could start using that great big thing_ but it's Just easier to use that small one and then dump it in there, I think.
CMP: Might as well just start using that big one, I guess.
CMP: Got two pockets of towels in there, too. *** have two packages left, each, in - number A-1 .... There's a fourth temporary stowage bag if we can find it. You know, just stick it up there in the tunnel with the rest of them.
CMP: ... Kilo Kilo ... that one, I think. Oscar Oscar is ours, and Peter Peter is ...
CMP: yes, look at that flow ... Yes, look at that flow ·.. Where did it go? Yes, see that flow that's coming down right there now? And it happens right over Tsiolkovsky, coming close to it. And it looks to me like it's about the same darn type of stuff as - as the ... Yes. Yes, it's right out here. See it out window 3. See it down there? ...
LMP: But I can't see any flow ... at all. Nor here. .ee
CMP: Yes ... DSE. TIME SKIP
LMP: Yes, ... number 16.
LMP: Stand by. Must be a ...
CMP: Hey, that's my flashlight I want. Has it got tape on it? ... and the other one just quit right now.
LMP: No, not yet.
CMP: Sixteen. Yes, those two off ·.. come out and ... come out and ...
CMP: Oh, here's that jett bag. (Laughter) There he is. Ought to put it somewhere. CMl° Oh, my windows are fogging up ...
CMP: Jack, ...
LMP: 38, 34-
CMP: There we are at OMNI Charlie.
CMP: Okay. Houston, this is America. Okay. For your planning purposes there, - I got a little tied up and started the RECEIVE ONLY, TAPE RECORDER at 195 plus 24. :7;AL' I_Ci _FiSY;
CMP: Okay, Houston. HF number i is sticking out where it should stick.
CMP: ... Look down that way. Okay. What, - stand by. Okay. STANDBY.
CMP: Okay. We're - we'11 - we'11 stand by on your Call then. Or I'11 go to VHF now, if you want. Or would you rather have HF RECEIVE? I'11 stand by on your call to go to VHF.
CMP: Houston, America. What - Is somebody kind of afraid that maybe the antenna isn't all the way out? Is that what the problem is?
CMP: I don't think I ever told you down there - that mag Kilo Kilo was on frame 99 at the end of the rendezvous - and the picture-taking sessions there.
CMP: PITCH of plus 25; YAW, 200; and REACQ and NARROW.
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CDR: Find anything wrong with that?
CDR: I'11 tell you what I thought.
LMP: Everything - everything ...
CDR: Should be an opening already because I've been getting ...
LMP: ... now, right in here is ...
CDR: Well, those doors are supposed to be open.
CDR: ... my mind ... Here comes one.
LMP: Very interesting. Can't be.
CDR: Yes, okay, then what - what were they afraid we wouldn't retract on it?
CDR: No, there was nothing taken out.
LMP: ... after every ...
CDR: Who?
CDR: ... that lamp.
CDR: ... at the end of our EVA, huh? Well, I don't know how it went. I hope it went all right.
CDR: When we - we were out on the surface and you were laughing away on your usual VOX.
CDR: Could you - did you - did you ...?
CDR: Yes, that's another thing that was outstanding was the comm. And I don't know how my primary PLSS would have been, but my secondary PLSS was pretty darn good. My backup PLSS. Gee, I hope we brought back the good ... bags, Jack. Gee, did you check it?
CDR: I don't think my suit can stand another pressuriza- tion. I can't believe I'm eating as much as I am. I'm starved. Whew. I'm rather glad this is the fourth day.
CDR: Well, what threw us off was that first day was about 23 hours long.
CDR: Well, that's the convenience of one-sixth g, that's what I think. I'11 tell you, that's the greatest part of it.
CDR: If you like - if you like ... then when you put the ... but other than that you've got all you need ... with the added ingredient of having a Page B bottom. I'11 tell you, that Rover sure bounces you - Whew. Gosh, we were - half of our traverse was . . .
CDR: You know, it's got to be worse, Jack - it's got to be worse for you because even on level ground with the craters around, see, you don't know which line - what - what I'm thinking.
CDR: It laid - it looks like it Just rolled up on it.
CDR: That's exactly what it looks like.
CDR: Yes, my hands are ... water ... put about that much water.
CDR: Yes, it didn't do much good, but it was psychologi- cally good.
CDR: Yes, and it was real interesting, too.
CDR: Okay, i minute to LUNAR SOUNDER, OPERATE.
CDR: MARK. This is your friendly commander, clean and happier, back up.
CDR: Well, I'm not really clean, but it's a major step in the right direction. TIME SKIP
CMP: Okay, I think I'11 put Kappa Kappa back; I've got Oscar Oscar on there. How about it if I use that. Okay?
CMP: 2 and 3 are ON. TIME SKIP
CDR: Hey, Bob. A quick summary on that rendezvous as far as LM performance was concerned. Handling characteristics were outstanding and pretty much the same as they have always been on LMs in the past. The APS burn - burn went nominal; the residuals on that one were actually quite big, about 744, that's feet per second - and we hulled those out and after that the midcourses were max Of 1.3, then a max of 1.6 on the second one. But, after the TPI, we were coming up - up the pike right - over - right - all the way and the line- of-sight rates - actually _oth out of plane as well as in plane were - were zero - basically zero for out of plane and, as predicted, on a nominal curve for in plane. And it really eneded up to be pretty much of a storybook rendezvous.
CMP: ... 5.6 on that.
CDR: And one other little thing, we put, I think, two marks, three marks - two or three marks in the AGS - manual marks, after the last midcourse, as we'd been doing in the simulator - three marks, and Jack tells me that the range rate came right up to - right up to the actual radar - range rate - right up to 100 feet or so.
CDR: AGS is really a pretty good system. It was right a couple of times and then it was wrong.
LMP: It had the out of plane on the insertion - inser- tion out of plane right. Just about right at 7, and they gave you 9.
CDR: ... kept trying to get you ... , Tape 17-03441
CMP: I don't like lemon personally. (Laughter)
CDR: Bob, we're all Just eating away here. Anything interesting in the world news that's worth com- menting on?
CDR: No, sir; we were busy otherwise.
CDR: Of course, it's 2:BO in the morning.
LMP: Do we gradually get back on a normal schedule.
CDR: No .... Yes, no, what?
CDR: Wonder how our chances for ...?
CMP: Yes, sounds like we're doing all right, I guess.
CDR: We haven't heard much about that for B or 4 days.
CMP: Yes, in a little bit. Okay.
CDR: No one tells us anything.
CMP: You guys were too busy picking up rocks, you know, getting dirty, falling down, inventing new terms.
CDR: ... when Jack found the orange soil, I thought he was nuts. I - My back was to him until I turned around and saw it. And then I saw this radial band of light going up.
CDR: That's hard to believe.
LMP: You know why I was cautious, right at first, is because I had been fooled by a reflection off the Rover orange Mylar.
CDR: (Chuckle) Okay, we're pretty much up on that one. Just wondering, you know, Mr. Truman's been pretty sick and so forth, wondering about some of those things, but no big deal, we can - we can wait.
CMP: That's affirm. Hydrogen purge, an 02 purge, and, would you believe, we forgot to turn H 2 purge line HEATER, OFF? We bogged down - Thank you - -
CDR: -- for being so subtle. (Laughter)
CMP: Pretty subtle EECOM there.
LMP: It's got to be Parker. (Laughter) Parker's good. TIME SKIP
LMP: Okay, Bob, that's done. i and 2, OFF, and 3, AUTO.
CDR: And, Bob, what time is AOS?
LMP: LOS?
CDR: LOS, I mean.
CDR: Yes, LOS. TIME SKIP ?.q j_kJL i i_ i l.q_ I.., k lil'i · I -_Vi _1 II./t--I _1 I I/"'TI- -
LMP: Are we going to sleep before we come around ...?
CMP: We're supposed to go to sleep now, huh?
CDR: I'd better take a Seconal before I go to sleep.
LMP: I'd better get some ...
LMP: Did you look at the back - the dark side of the ... trying to see light? Flashes or anything?
CMP: I saw them.
CDR: Did you? You think it was a light flash or impact?
CMP: I took pictures of the Earth.
LMP: Where do we stand on our presleep - sleep checklist?
CMP: We've accomplished one thing; we've cycled the fans. (Laughter)
CDR: What do you have to find out about ...?
CDR: No, sir. I'm fine.
CDR: How about water, guys? I want to ... until the last.
CMP: I have got to take a bath yet, but first I've got to ...
CDR: You seem productive.
CDR: Your bath, Ron°
CDR: Roger. Two minutes to LUNAR SOUNDER, STANDBY.
CDR: Roger. 28: 43.
CDR: You checked?
CDR: Not yet. ### (This page Unclasstfied) Tape 17-o3hh4 APOLLO1/_ APOLLO DSE CM VOICE DUMP TRANSCRIPTION DUMPED OVER MAD DURING L_AR 0P_IT62 Time Segments.(AET) ' From To 08 14 11 32 08 14 50 51 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The maMrM! conLlimed here21 bee been IrtAJ_rlbed Into a workfJ_ ]pAper (A order to tacilltate review by tetereetnd MBC eEemeatl. Thio documeM, or portions Ihereei[,' may be declalllfied lubJect to the folJo_ fuJdetfaec: 'Portions d tale document will MI claweifJed C(31_PTDEN'FIAL, that Group 4, to the extent they: (I)define q_tntifatlve performance chiraeterbstlce M the Apollo fqplcecrM't, (2)derail criUcalperfortmmce chJtracterieCfce (Xr Apollo crew systems Ind equipment, (3) provide tochMell deblill of etplficoAt launch vehicle m&lf_r_c_i(A_ tn actual flJsht or reveal actual lauAch trajectory data, (4) reveal rnf^tical d_t& on fll_h( crew membere which CiA MI cunifdered prlvJiese_ ch(fi, or (5) revell Other data which can be indlvMdtlly deferrer, ed to require eblolificAtiml under the authority of _Ae Apollo Proirim Security CIAe- .. lifieMJ_t OuMe, eCG.Il, Rev. I, J/1/66. i i D_ngraded at. _-year intervals; declassified after 12 years GROUP ] 4 material centares information a_fecttng naUonaAdefeameof the United ITl _t f'^' ''''_' I,, Tape 17-03444 -_'_' _' '"''- ....... Page 1
CDR: Oh. I24P Our water's starting to leak a little bit.
CDR: Yes. Probably has lunar dust in it.
CMP: e*e Man, that was ... eec
CDR: When I took my helmet off and ... I just started ·.. I started in my eyes. I can't believe you took it off.
CDR: I don't like that helmet.
CDR: ... your helmet ... makes any sense to you ...
LMP: Huh? Okay ... and that's ... 10 minutes late.
CDR: ... zero ... 5 on that?
CDR: Ron, ... 57
CDR: ... 180 .... I,MP Okay ... ... now with the ...
CDR: Okay ... ,r-,_raL_j I 11 I1_ _1 · · iJf Ik Iii
CDR: That does something, doesn't it? . ..
CDR: POWER, ON.
CDR: What? ...
CDR: It's ON ... CPIP ... 2, 3, 4.
CDR: ... I think we got exactly ...
LMP: ... two ... that ...
CDR: Ye s. ... can't see it ...
LMP: ... you get some ...
CDR: Well ... do that ...
R: ... (laughter).
CDR: ... change attitude ...? IJ4P ... yes.
CMP: Okay. Magazine ... all covered up.
CDR: Clear as heck ...
LMP: ... circle.
CMP: Oh, I got ... ... another basin down here. Another basin coming up.
CDR: ... get that.
CMP: Yes ... isn't it? ... Look out down that way ... Can't you do the - ... should do that I guess. We got ... coming up here ... on the ... See?
CMP: Yes .... done that ... Tsiolkovsky.
CDR: What? Where? You get it?
CDR: Yes. C_4P Tsiolkovsky is about 150 miles - 200 kilometers ... and ... ... There is a place where you can barely see some of those ... in the ... ridge and valley ... I guess the ...
CDR: ... the landing site ...
LMP: Thirty - 1, 2, 3, 4.
CMP: Okay. I24P On time. You mean the - that's probably a so-called ...
CMP: Okay, Jack ... IMP Okay. IA{
P: Yes, yes, yes, yes. Well, I think you do on big craters ... IA{
P: I think the - the ... is about the size of basin where you start to see that Fra Mauro type yellow [?] ridge and valley ... ridge and vale expression - construction ... Orientale, you know, shows a very - Yes, and that is ... might have been ...
CMP: Could you guys see that crater I was talking about ?
CDR: No. IF_ ... by George. That looks llke an outer ring ...
CDR: (Hllmming) ... has an outer ring, about a third of a crater, inner crater diameter outward ...
CDR: (H_....... lng) IMP ... waiting for ...
CMP: ... Why don't get ...
CMP: That 's right. C_4P (H_,mming) I've forgotten which one's which. Yes ...
CMP: ... and ...
CDR: There's ... Oh, fantastic. That's the first one I've seen. Out 5. Beautiful, beautiful. Look at that ... Look at that - Let's get it the around next time .... in this attitude, Ron?
CMP: Yes. that.
CMP: I don't know, I've looked ...
CDR: Yes .... a little late. We needed it just when it came up. Yes, let's make sure we do that. That is beautiful. It's Just unbelievable.
CMP: (Laughter ) ...
CDR: Fantastic '
CDR: Okay ... (24P Okay ...
CDR: ... What does that clock ...?
CMP: 27 ... PAN CAMERA, ON ... 27:36.
CDR: What is it now?
CMP: 25:17.
CDR: ... at 25 ...
CDR: ... Ron? ...
CMP: No, not ... Okay, it's ...
CDR: What is that? PAN CAMERA, ON?
CMP: ... yes. IMP 27 what?
CDR: Okay, 27:36. You got another - another minute. IMP Okay.
CDR: ... by now.
CDR: Okay, hand it - You got it?
CMP: Okay. You want to get the pad? ...
CDR: Okay, Bob. C_P 27:36 - 27:36, Jack ...
CDR: Go ahead, Bob, on the pad.
CDR: Okay, ... 36?
CDR: Pan camera what?
CDR: Okay, I've got T-start of 49:04 and T-stop of 51:01.
CDR: I don't have much to do, anyway, Bob. Why don't you go ahead. I think Ron's got something to say ...
CMP: Yes, I'm ...
CDR: Okay. That 's right ... (_P Okay, we're coming across Mare Smythii. One of the first things I'm concentrating on is the - slope of the - Well, we're out of comm, it looks like.
CMP: You got some high gain angles?
CDR: ... if I do ...
CDR: ... not quite the attitude. C_4P Okay.
CDR: How do you read, Bob?
CMP: Okay. Houston, how do you -
CDR: Okay. CNP REACQ AND NARROW, Gene.
CMP: Okay, Houston - okay, Houston, on the - the craters to the north of the Wright Brothers, the slope of the walls is steep - probably 45 degrees on the inside; it's a gradual slope on the outside, slipping - - ### (Thispage Unclassified) Tape 17-03433 # APOLLO DeE CM VOICE DUMP TRANSCRIPTION DUMPED OVER GDS DURING,__LUNAR ORBITS 61, 62, AND 63 Time segments. (AET) ' From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The enAterinl coeinlned herein has bee· transcribed into · working paper b_ orda_ to fneilitate r_vt ay by inter·ac4MSC clem·Me. This documeut,or portlou thereM,' may be d · c l· · s l! i· d m_bJect to the 'Portions M this documni will be classified ¢OiqFIDIDrFIAI.. Gr,_p 4, to (be extent that the/: (I)dMine quantttlAtve per(ermine· · Mu.actorthtfce d the Apollo PIpacecrM(. (2)delall crNicat pertormfmce thar·ctorletlce M Apollo crew l%_me aim equipment, (3) prc_ide tachAtcal dOblllf of oigaiflcaAI hHmeh vehicle maMv_tlu·s Iq eciual flllM or reveal actual inmch trajectory data,(4) reveal medical data oa flight erov members which em tM eoneMered prkllesed data, or (9) rev,al other data whichcfm be determined to require laciivM,.,ally einuffl_aU_ underthe authorl(y M b Apollo Projr·m Security Cine- : affl_oa (3ulde, SCG_!I, Rev. I, J/I/M, m,, '1 Dov_raded 3-year at [ intervals; declassified [oRo,m ! J after 12 years defeue (t the
CMP: Yes, I guess it would.
CMP: VERB 83 won't work either.
CDR: Yes, it will.
CDR: Yes, you can go ahead - you can - what do I have going? Huh? I don't have anything going now. Yes, you can do it. It just takes a long time. And screws it up a little bit because it's got to calculate the state vector and bring it up on the ... - -
CMP: ... Okay, now how are these ... VERB 58 ...?
CDR: No, Just roll, I think. You've still got P21.
CMP: ce.
CDR: No, no; 83.
CMP: I can?
CDR: Yes, you're done. Simple.
CDR: Supposed to be. Should be the same as - should be the same as your NOUN 22. And VERB 62, I think, is over there. VERB 62 ... where it wants to go. And so long as it keeps changing, we're in good shape. (H_lmm_ug) C?4P Okay .... Okay; now get ...
CMP: Turn the DSE to STOP ....
CDR: No, it's going. C_P eec
CMP: ... stop ... camera ...
CDR: Stop?
CMP: Yes. And
CDR: (cough)
CMP: Right here. Okay. May have - Ah-ha.
CDR: Okay. That's done. TIME SKIP
LMP: Okay. For acquisition at 22, you want ONiNI Bravo.
CDR: Anything else coming up?
LMP: Oh, no .... OMNI Bravo ...
CDR: Is Ron up?
CMP: Yes, I'm up.
CDR: ... (cough)
CMP: Okay. We're going t° do a P20. Let's see, we're looking - be in a P20 now. What time is it - 20? L_P ,ee t
CMP: I'11 get it set up here.
LMP: - - ... over all these darn ..., Just like you - -
CDR: ... about the space program is the smell of the oxygen when you put on the - on the - -
CMP: Suits.
CDR: Yes, on the suits. But the - the carriers, the t
CDR: - - ventilators - -
CMP: Ventilators.
CDR: - - The smell of ... in ... is ... (Laught er )
CMP: Yes. You are. Spit your gum out, Just like I do. Yes, when it gets you.
CMP: 270 ... AOS, 39, pretty quick here. OMNI Bravo ?.
CMP: It's probably Pasteur or ...
LMP: J..
CMP: ... Is that what it is?
CMP: Okay, Houston; America here.
CDR: ... the OPTICS.
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CMP: Ah-ha! Got to keep going for a little bit. Here comes the old terminator. TIME SKIP
LMP: Better got to get ahead. I saw that ... altera- tions area -you know, that funny spot - -
LMP: - - on that pass.
CDR: Farouk kept saying that was a - a - a high area· And it never looked like that on the photograph, and it still doesn't look like that· No.
CMP: I don't know - which one - right here?
CDR: Yes, that crazy spot that they - keeps coming up on the orbital pictures. And then they finally found ... picture. I don't know what you call it You call it something else ...
CDR: You've got a visual ...
CMP: I do?
CDR: ... No, it can't be in there·
CMP: There's only one left, I think.
CDR: ... know·
CDR: South of Sulpicius ...
CMP: Hey, I'11 take a cube something there. Am I supposed to eat? Yes.
LMP: I wonder - - _.._.w, ,a.w.-!· iF-%&_
CMP: These are - these are yours, huh?
CDR: Yes, ... Could I have some of your ...?
LMP: Where are those darn bacon squares?
CDR: I finally found it ...
CMP: Threw it. (Laughter) minus 20, yaw 30, HIGH GAIN ANTENNA POWER to OFF; OMNI B. AOS. Verify the DSE.
LMP: HIGH BIT RATE verified.
CMP: ... Okay?
LMP: C0_S_a/IDRESET.
CDR: They want it RESET?
CMP: Yes. They got it. How else are you going to verify it?
LMP: I'm not; they don't want it.
CMP: What ?
LMP: The last time I was in this spacecraft, I was told, don't do it.
CDR: Right, Ron. Remember how I ... All you're doing is Just the same way it was before. Just verify DSE tape motion. If it does the ..., then do that other stuff. Right? If it barber poles - -
CMP: ... you know, go HIGH BIT RATE.
CDR: That's what they did. Now if it isn't; if it's barber pole, then you do that. We ... do that ... what happened to you the other day. f-C-............ -,w_,.w_! IktLI wqI If-_,. CM_P Right
CDR: ... you go again.
CMP: Right, you're doing it wrong.
CDR: You're the one that told me - - C_P It doesn't m_ke any difference if you do it now or not.
CDR: Okay, then why do it? (Laughter) C?_° You can't verify that it's LOW BIT RATE unless you do it yourself.
CDR: ... that's a good point.
CMP: Or HIGH BIT RATE. You can't verify it's HIGH BIT RATE unless you do it.
CDR: How about the tape motion that they got there?
LMP: I thought they set that thing.
CDR: Okay, you're the - you're Captain America.
LMP: I thought you guys - boy, I was sure, Ron, you agreed with Gene that I did it wrong when I did that the first day.
CMP: You did. (Laughter) I was - I forgot - -
CDR: He did it wrong the first day -
LMP: - - Did it wrong, now.
LMP: All I did was that. All I did was go COMMAND RESET and you guys ... - -
CDR: But you were in LOW BIT RATE.
CMP: You were - you were in LOW BIT RATE.
CDR: LOW BIT RATE though.
CDR: COMMAND RESET ...
LMP: No, it was a different - different time - ... time in orbit. Yes, I blew it one time and ... That was before the burn. Yes, but I'm talking about a different time.
CDR: I think you're right now. I think in orbit, they do it and you Just verify tape motion.
LMP: Well, I blew that bird thing, yes. I'11 agree to that.
CMP: Otherwise, how you don't know, see.
CDR: Course he's been doing it for B days - -
CDR: Yes, it would.
CMP: - - what they want there. But I don't - they'd let me know if they - -
CDR: Do you have any ...?
LMP: I don't know where you get that Earth thing. Well, let's see. They say we have no target opport_unity except on RR, so I - - Page5
CDR: Okay, we're going to start pitching here at 42:19 - we start pitching - -
LMP: - - RR ... is the terminator.
CDR: - - 0.3, 0.4 of a degree per second.
LMP: What do you want ?
CMP: No, that's okay. It's all set. CMC, AUTO?
CMP: Okay. Start pitching at 42:19. Down at the (cough).
CDR: So the next thing we have to do is ...
CMP: Yes, ... Okay; 12 minutes.
CDR: I'11 set if for 10. When you hear the ding, ... something we're supposed to do. And I'11 put that other mag on there. I thought this was going to be relay now that we're out of com.
CMP: Rolling?
CMP: I don't know. I was Just going to - supposed to - probably roll. How's that sound to you?
CMP: Okay, that's right, that's roll. Okay. That's right, we roll about that axis. sc (Cough)
LMP: This is better than Apollo 8's picture. There's more structure here.
CMP: You got this one here? Already got it?
LMP: I got - something. I got a good Earth snap - -
CMP: That's what I thought. I thought you got an earthrise.
LMP: No. No. I've never seen that one before - -
CMP: Took one the other day.
LMP: - - first one I ever saw.
CMP: Because I could have took - taken it.
CMP: (Cough ) Yes.
LMP: ... I don't know. It may not have been yet (laughter ).
CDR: Well, I took some - I put my camera on Jack ... station 2. That was upside down - down between my knees. And I held it next to the Rover and I tried to shoot, up the ... and up the ... see if I can see Earth ... I don't know what I was pointing at. Did you take one or - -
CDR: Oh, I took about five or six.
LMP: Did you go - -
LMP: ... probably good.
CMP: don biomed harness; I guess I'd better do that.
CDR: ... LUNAR
CDR: I still see you got to verify the SOUNDER, STANDBY, huh?
CMP: Yes, I got a clock going on that.
CDR: "Note: All crewmen sketch sunrise and sunset solar corona before TEI." Well, let me tell you about sketching a sunrise. Watch it.
CDR: Yes. You know, you can look at it like a sunset - up until 1 mom - 1 second, you don't get any warning and you're blinded.
CMP: Yes, you get warning - you get warning around here. Not much, Just - -
CDR: Just - it's just coming ... don't look.
CMP: Now, what did I do with my spoon?
CMP: I thought we learned how to open these - open them with your teeth.
CDR: ... end.
CMP: Something's wrong. I haven't defecated in 2 days.
LMP: What rev ... are we coming up on?
CDR: ... your rev ... How are these numbered, Ron?
CMP: There are three of them. The beginning one and - -
CDR: - - 57, 66, and 75, I ... Okay.
P: - something or other - You know, P72. I think it's the 72nd rev - -
CDR: How are terminators located ..., or are they?
CMP: Yes. There's a red line by the rev numbers. (Cough) And then if there's a photo target, it's drawn in with a blue line.
CDR: How do you determine ...?
CDR: ... right in the eye.
CDR: ... you're not gaining ...
LMP: ... a lot of work and a lot of nonsense.
CDR: About right.
CMP: Oh-ho, shoot. You guys been a lot of good help. Lot of good help. Between the three of us, we'11 finish up this day.
CDR: Yes, I'm not really sorry we took your ...
CMP: No, I'm sort of glad you guys did that, really.
LMP: I didn't like that last ...
CMP: I don't like that last midcourse. I tell you, I had a little - a little ... - -
LMP: ... simulator used to do that?
CMP: Yes, you know a couple of three times in the simu- lator, we'd come up there - You guys wouldn't have anything on the midcourse 2. Then I'd come up and have 4 or 5 feet per second in Z. Well, let's see I guess I'11 - -
LMP: Probably subgeometric. Exploration.
CMP: Man, it seems like I Just took these things off.
CDR: ... good comm ... ranging.
CMP: Yes, ranging was good. I - It locked on the first time. And then I lost lock again, while you guys were tweaking for something. Did you lose ...
CDR: We tweaked - we did make a tweak.
CMP: Yes, but - -
CDR: About 2 minutes after insertion there.
CDR: Yes, we tweaked and then maneuvered.
CMP: Are we wearing all five of these things, or just three, still?
CDR: ... were you wearing three in here while we were gone?
CDR: Those are the ones that bother me anyway.
CDR: ... put it back on.
CMP: You know, I finally said, heck, those guys on the surface - they didn't even take a thing with them. You know - And (laughter) finally reloaded it and - -
CDR: ... somebody. Jack?
CDR: Oh, boy (laughter).
CDR: Throw it away; I can't eat it.
CDR: Okay, verify to STANDBY.
LMP: Lunar sounder- -
CDR: Verify STANDBY.
LMP: STANDBY.
CDR: RECORDER ON?
LMP: RECORDER 's ON.
CDR: RADAR ON?
LMP: RADAR's ON.
CDR: RECORDER OFF?
LMP: RECORDER' s OFF.
CDR: MODE HF?
LMP: MODE is HF; verified. Now what?
CDR: Oh, the OPERATE?
CMP: No. RECEIVE ONLY, isn't it? Oh, I know. Okay.
CDR: LUNAR SOUNDER, OPERATE to STANDBY. You verified that.
LMP: Yes, yes. I thought you said OPERATE ...
CDR: I said LUNAR SOUNDER, OPERATE - -
LMP: Okay. ON, ON, OFF, and HF. Yes, I got that.
CDR: And verify STANDBY.
CMP: It 's RECEIVE ONLY.
LMP: Stupid clock !
CMP: It ding - dinged a little bit late, huh?
LMP: Yes. Oh, ... I had had 12 minutes, and I set it for 10 and it didn't ding until 13.
CMP: Okay. These darn things - I wish they would put them in ones, or something or other. About two more changes, and we're going to run out.
CDR: ... if we'd have changed as much as we were supposed to - -
LMP: ... night ...
CDR: - - we probably wouldn't have made it ... co_nand module.
CMP: I go back here?
LMP: I can wear them for 2 days, and on the thrid day they really begin to bother me.
CMP: Yes, the second day they bother me. They start itching on the second day. And when they start itching, then it starts make - eating a little hole down there. Well, I Just - -
CDR: I tell you, being able to take them off is great. You know, on 10 we wore them for 8 straight days.
CMP: Yes. Why don't you snap that over here ...
CDR: Ron, the first time we depressurize the LM, I didn't have ... com_ ...
CDR: ... we opened the hatch ...
CDR: Yes, there was an explosion back there - -
LMP: Explosion back there, ... came out and all that - -
CDR: Yes, it was really funny. I 'm sure that I used cow-, the wrong word over the loop. I'm sure the ground - I said, "Gee, we had an explosion." (Laughter) You know, - in a conversational tone of voice. (Laughter) I'm sure the ground went right through the overhead. (Laughter)
CMP: ... like that?
LMP: Where did you get that?
CMP: It was off my LCG - I cut all the stuff off of it. Especially the name and the patch.
CDR: Oh, you Jettisoned it?
CDR: ... bother to to take one of our suits because ...
CDR: (Whistling) (Hllmm_ng) (Whistling) (Hl,mm_ng)
CDR: Well, we got P20 - -
LMP: Sunrise sketch. now.
CDR: Right about now, Ron we do the P20
CMP: Re - recall P20. Where - where is the thing? P20, option 5 at - 57, okay. Yes. NOUN 22, that's 5. Right. Plus _0 ... 5, 6, 7, 8. ;.. Should be all right. Yes. Yes, I got to get a 50 18 ... And we might be able to stay ... Okay, . we're within 10 degrees then, .. attitudes, okay. Yes, that's where - that's where you sketch your sunrise, Gene. In the - in the checklist, page - those pages. Sketch your zodiacal light and stuff. Mercer's and those guys. You know, the reason it ended up in there was because - yes, they were always asking them to sketch the sunrise after they came back, and Mattingly went, "Gosh darn," - you know, let's don't - I mean, "Don't ask me to sketch it now after it's been 2 weeks after I've seen it. If you guys want to discuss it, put it in the book so I'11 sketch it when I'm up there." So they did (laughter) .
CDR: ... know.
CMP: Yes, that's it exactly - all that note's in there for now, is sometime between now and TEI.
CDR: Yes I know.
CDR: VERB 83 ...
CMP: Yes, it will. Yes, you can - you can - go ahead go on in - I don't have anything going now. Yes, you can do it. It Just takes a long time. And screws it up a little bit. Because it's got to calculate the state vectors and bring it up ...
CDR: ... VERB 58 yet.
CMP: No, Just roll on there. You
CDR: Not yet. still got P20 ... No, on 83.
CMP: Yes, you're done. Supposed to be. Should be the same - should be the s-_e as your NOUN 22. You have VERB 62 enabled over there? VERB 62 .°. where it wants to go. And so long as it keeps changing, we're in good shape. (H_ming)
CMP: No, it's GO.
CDR: ... STANDBY.
LMP: Stop. And - - TIME SKIP
CDR: Okay, Jack, ... 22, you want OMNI Bravo.
LMP: Is Ron up?
CMP: Okay, we want to do a P20. Let's see, we can be into P20 now. What time is it, 20? I'11 get it set up here.
CDR: Why number all those things ...
CDR: ... things about the space program. The smell of the oxygen when you put on the - on the - -
CDR: - - not the suits, but the carriers, the portable - -
CDR: Ventilators.
CDR: ... after you've been in orbit for a few days.
CMP: Yes, you wanted it. Spit your gum out - just like I did ... get you.
CMP: 270.
CDR: I have AOS, Houston.
CMP: 39 pretty quick here. OMNI Bravo.
LMP: ... big crater?
CMP: It's probably Pasteur or Hilbert. Hilbert is the first one. Hee-bahr Esic_, is that what it is?
CDR: ... got the option?
CMP: Well, we want to PRO on that at 26. TIME SKIP
LMP: What would be in a higher orbit than we are to be in the Sun?
CMP: Higher orbit? Up-link.
LMP: ..., yes. Okay; operate it when I look out the window. Well, it's been there for B minutes.
CDR: Sure it's not a particle.
CMP: ... you got to do.
LMP: To be in the Sun, it's got to be in higher orbit. Right under. Yes.
LMP: Are we in sunrise?
CDR: I don't see any Tsiolkovsky out this window yet, Ron. You haven't hit the terminator, but we are sunrise. in
LMP: All I see is stars. I think you may have the ...
CDR: Let me get to that middle window, Ron, if you're going to be at 5.
LMP: I had - I had the whole thing upside down.
CMP: You are. (Laughter)
LMP: I had the whole thing. I had a concave horizon. I had every - everything ... black here and black there, and then - and - -
CMP: Oh, I see. Yes. Yes (laughter).
LMP: I had the whole thing . .., but I couldn't figure out which way we were moving. I mean, that's pretty confUsing.
CMP: Well, let's see.
LMP: Okay. Trying to hit Pasteur ... have another one ...
CDR: ... have a nadir ... northeast nadir. I24P Yes. Three is going to end up nadir before long.
CDR: Jack, ...
LMP: Should have. Maybe. Well, Eon or I probably have it.
CDR: ... camera.
CMP: You got the camera?
LMP: Yes, it's right here.
CMP: You guys both using binocs?
CMP: Okay; no sweat.
LMP: Which do you want, Ron?
CMP: I'11 use the binocs.
LMP: I haven't even tried those binoculars yet ... Do you think they're better than the binocs?
CMP: Well, they are for me. I've noticed a couple of times one of them fogs up, and then I've got the other one available to use. (Laughter)
LMP: Yes, there you go.
CMP: ... awful big particle ... Look ... When I get in the sunlight, I can see it.
LMP: Let's see. When we - well, I have - I have ...
CDR: Well, you're looking almost due north, I think, and I'm looking due west.
CMP: No, due east, huh? I'm really south - southeast.
CDR: ... going to come up in the southeast. You might have it, Ron.
CMP: I'm looking directly east.
LMP: Okay; we're moving about like this ... let's see.
CDR: There's that big crater; it Just came up across there.
CMP: Pavlov, I guess ... something like that.
CMP: Pavlov, ... or something. Right on the terminator this time.
LMP: Yes, right off Tsiolkovsky now.