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SU BJE CT: NASA/DOD Industry MOL Vehicle 

Requirements Briefing (to Hall, Flax, 

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1. A briefing on the MOL vehicle requirements document will be 

given to NASA on Monday, 1 March. 

2. Comments of General Evans 

a. General Evans gave us very strong direction to show only 

integral configuration for the basic MOL program. 

b. The seventh segment T-III appears good to him in the integral' 

launch configurations for polar follow-on missions. I would 

tend to disagree with General Evans on this point. 

3. Comments of Doctors McMillan and.Flax 

a. McMillan discussed at length our conclusions for MOL for 

lunar applications but was quite agreeable to the task when 

explanations were completed. 

b. Dr. McMillan asked us to phrase our words a bit differently in 

Maintenance and Repair. 

c. He asked us to be a bit more precise in the land recovery 

requirements. 

4. Comments of Doctors Brown, Hall and Colby 

a. Agree with the study for the use of MOL and the LEM adapter. 

b. Dr. Hall worried that industry would take our "requirements" 

too seriously and would not be adequately cost conscious. 

c. Dr. Brown felt that the aircraft methods of approaching the 

succession of command missions were a lot cheaper than the 

use of a space laboratory. 

5. All of the top levels of Air Force and DOD seemed to be enthusiastically 

supporting the MOL program. 

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