Talk:Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center

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Mission control teams

Here's a list of team colours and leaders from White Team - I don't know if any of it's worth merging in, so I'll drop it here.

The White Team was the Mission Control shift team under the direction of former NASA flight director Gene Kranz, who served as a flight director between 1965 and 1972. The shift colors, used by all NASA flight directors since Mercury 9, are chosen by newly christened flight directors and are retired when that particular flight director leaves the console for the last time, usually when he or she is promoted to senior NASA management positions.

Colors for the NASA flight controllers used between Mercury 9 and STS-1 are as follows:

Project Mercury

Chris Kraft--RED
John Hodge--BLUE

Project Gemini

Chris Kraft--RED (Gemini 3 to 76)
Gene Kranz--WHITE (Gemini 4 to 9)
John Hodge--BLUE (Gemini 4 to 8)
Glynn Lunney--BLACK (Gemini 9 to 12)
Cliff Charlesworth--GREEN (Gemini 9 to 12)

Project Apollo (including Skylab & Apollo-Soyuz)

Chris Kraft--RED (Apollo 1--never flown)
Gene Kranz--WHITE (Apollo 1, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17)
John Hodge--BLUE (Apollo 1)
Glynn Lunney--BLACK (Apollo 7 to 14)
Cliff Charlesworth--GREEN (Apollo 7 to 12)
Gerry Griffin--GOLD (Apollo 7 to 17)
Milt Windler--MAROON (Apollo 10 to 17)
Pete Frank--ORANGE (Apollo 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 17 )
Don Puddy--CRIMSON (Apollo 17, Skylab, and ASTP)
Charles Lewis--BRONZE (Apollo 17, Skylab, and ASTP)
Neil Hutchinson--SILVER (Apollo 17, Skylab, and ASTP)
Phil Shaffer--PURPLE (Apollo 17, Skylab, and ASTP)

Space Shuttle

Don Puddy--CRIMSON (STS-1)

"Oral History Transcript: M.P. "Pete" Frank III" (PDF). NASA Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. Retrieved 2006-07-31.
"Oral History 2 Transcript: M.P. "Pete" Frank III" (PDF). NASA Johnson Space Center Oral History Project. Retrieved 2006-07-31.
Kranz, Eugene Failure Is Not An Option

MOCR2 - seeking documentation on console layouts

I'm searching for diagrams or photos of the MOCR2 flight control room consoles. (MOCR2 was the flight control room for Apollo 11). Most NASA photos are low-resolution, but Ron Howard's crew had to have photos of something to build their replica with... suggestions welcome. rhyre (talk) 20:18, 15 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

As far as I know the basic layout for MOCR2 was identical to MOCR1 —TheDJ (talk • contribs) 22:49, 15 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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