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Appendix A
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Background
1. April 21, 1986, Letter from Congressman Edward P. Boland
2. List of Briefers and Parti
c~pants
3. Committee on NASA Scientific and Technological Program Reviews
Membership
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Acting Administrator
National Aeronautics and Space
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Research Council (NRC) Connittee on ~`'ASA Program Reprices, to
examine the future implications and possible sceneries resulting
froa the tragic loss of Challenger.
Specifically, It is requested that the following information
be provided by the NRC:
1. An assessment of the possible fillet rate assuming ~ base
line of an 18-north delay In shuttle operations. The
analysts should be based on the assured flight rate and
manifest most recently promulgated by NASA.
2. An assessment of the assumptions made In the above flight
rate between payloads manifested on expendable launch
vehicles and payloads manifested on the shuttle -- and
whether such assumptions are reasonable.
3. An assessment of the inpect on both f light rate and
manifest of the epistle three orbiter f Ieet wIth no
fourth orbiter replacement. This assessment should
Include uenifest requirements for both launch and
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operation of ~ space station. The assessment should also
be based on the assumption that the shuttle w111 fly at
least one-third of the Serene number of conmercte1
satellites launched over the manifest period.
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4. An estimate, based on evallable.dats, of the verlous cost
trade-offs of the above assumptions.
I would appreciate your cooperation In forwarding this request
and in assisting with the study. ~ report covering these ~ ssues
should be aV9, fable to the House Appropriations Committee by
October 1 S. 1986.
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LIST OF bRIEFERS AND PARTICIPANTS
NASA REPRESENTATIVES
NASA Headquarters
Jerry J. Fitts, Deputy Director, Customer Services, Office of Space
Flight
William Franklin, Technical Advisor, Launch and Landing Operations
John P. Hodge, Deputy Associate Administrator for Space Station
Ron Kinsley, Program Manager, Shuttle Payloads
Chester M. Lee, Director, Customer Services
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
A. A. Bishop, Deputy Manager, Mission Integration Office
Gregory Harbauch, Manager, Schedules and Flow Management Office
Elena M. Huffstetler, Manager, Flight Production Office
Leonard S. Nicholson, Manager, STS Integration and Operations Officer
John F. Kennedy Space Center
R. E. Heuser, Chief, Project Control and Contract Management Office
Payload Projects Management and Operations Directorate
Dick Lyon, Deputy Director, Payload Operations
Russell Romanella, Technical Assistant, Payload Operations
Robert B. Sieck, Director of Shuttle Operations
Dick Thornburg, Manager, Shuttle Planning and Manifesting
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Jack M. Boze, Chief, Program Control Office, Office of Shuttle Projects
Jim Kennedy, Chief, SSME Project Control
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U.S. AIR FORCE
Charles Cook, Deputy Assistant Secretary, USAF Space Transportation
System
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
Jeff Struthers, Chief, Science and Space Programs Branch
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S1RATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE OFFICE
George Hess, Director, Survivability, Lethality, and Key Technologies
Gordon Smith, Deputy Director
INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES
Arianespace
Douglas Heydon, Executive Vice President and General Manager, U.S.
Arianespace
Diane Josephson, Director of Marketing, U.S. Arianespace
Ford Aerospace
Robert E. Berry, Vice President
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General Dynamics
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Space Systems Operations
William F. Rector, Vice President, Program Development
Rudi Romero, Washington Office
Hughes Communications Company
John H. McElroy, Vice President for Technology
Lockheed Space Operations Company and Subcontractors
Carver G. Kennedy, Vice President, Space Programs, Morton Thiokol
David L. Owen, Executive Vice President
Herman E. Shipley, Director, Service Programs, Missiles, Space and
Electronics Systems Group, Lockheed/Washington Office
John Walker, Lockheed
Wiley E. Williams, Vice President, Grumman Technical Services
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Division
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Martin Marietta Denver Aerospace
Richard Blakley, Manager, Program Development, Space Launch Systems
Martin Marietta. F.xterna1 Tank nivi.~;f~n
Richard Davis, President, External Tank Project
Thomas C. Wirth, Vice President, External Tank Project
RGA Astro Electronics
Jack Frohbieter, Division Vice President and General Manager
Rockwell/Rocketdyne
Robert Glaysher,
California
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Vice President for Shuttle Operations, Downey,
Leroy D. Solid, Director of Launch Operations, Kennedy Space Center,
Florida
Don L. Steelman, Director, Customer Representation, Washington, D.C.
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COMMITTEE ON NASA SCIENTIFIC AND TE(ChNOLOGICAL
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PROGRAM REVIEWS
NORMAN lIACKER~LAN, Chairman, Scientific Advisory Board,.The Robert A.
Welch Foundation, Houston, Texas, Chairman
GEORGE W. CLARK, Professor of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, Massachussetts
EDGAR M. COKTRIGHT, Consultant, Yorktown, Virginia
EUGENE E. COVERT, Professor of Aeronautics, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
ALEXANDER H. FLAX, Home Secretary, National Academy of Engineering,
Washington, D.C.
THOMAS P. STAFFORD, Partner, Stafford, Burke and Hecker
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
, Inc.,
JOHN W. TOWNSEND, JR., Senior Vice President, Planning and Operations,
Fairchild Industries, Inc., Chantilly, Virginia
JAMES A. VAN ALLEN, Retired head, Department of Physics and Astronomy,
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa
ALDEN L. BEMENT, Vice President of Technical Resources, TRW, Inc.,
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Cleveland, Ohio, Ex Officio Member
ROBERT H. KORKEGI, Director
JoANN C. CLAYTON, Senior Staff Officer
ANNA L. FARRAR, Administrative Assistant
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Representative terms from entire chapter:
shuttle operations
