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Parachute Collapse and Retrieval

Title

Parachute Collapse and Retrieval

Subject

The transcript below starts at 3:06 in the audio file.

Description

Audio from the Parachute Collapse and Retrieval

Creator

NASA

Publisher

NASA

Date

August 7, 1971

Format

Audio

Identifier

Primary Sources

UUID

b935aaff-1d39-4b06-849d-7c99c5fbb737

Transcription

295:11:18 Worden (onboard): Closed.

295:11:18 Okinawa: Apollo 15, this is Okinawa. Request your splashdown read-out. Over.

295:11:21 Irwin (onboard): Okay, you ready for Main Bus ties to come Off.

295:11:24 Worden: Main Bus ties coming off.

295:11:25 Scott: Roger. Plus 26.13 minus 158.12.

295:11:26 Worden (onboard): Ready for Bus Ties.

295:11:30 Worden (onboard): Okay.

295:11:28 Recovery: This is Recovery. I have a visual [garble] dead ahead.

295:11:36 Okinawa: Apollo 15, this is Okinawa. You have a streamed chute. Stand by for a hard impact. Okinawa, over.

295:11:43 Scott: Roger. [Pause.]

295:11:53 Scott: Splashdown. Mark splashdown.

Original Format


Duration

4:27 min.

Timestamp

295:11:18

Collection

Exploration

Tags

Al Worden, Alfred Worden, David R. Scott, James Irwin, Jim Irwin, splashdown

Citation

NASA, “Parachute Collapse and Retrieval,” The Apollo 15 Learning Hub, accessed March 23, 2023, https://apollo15hub.org/items/show/5.

Output Formats

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Project Partners

Tracy L. Scott, Ph.D. (Associate Teaching Professor in Sociology at Emory University)

Col. David R. Scott

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