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| | Apollo 11 Lunar Surface Journal: Program Alarms |
 | | Current and alumni Intermetrics employees were intimately involved with the project since its inception in 1960 (John Miller, Jim Miller, Ed Copps, Jim Flanders, Dan Lickly, Joe Saponaro, Bill Widnall, John Green, Alex Kosmala, Ray Morth, Steve Copps, and me, Fred Martin). |
 | | The most memorable part of the flight for me, aside from the landing and the moon-walk itself, was the descent from lunar orbit to the surface. |
 | | Had we demanded computer time for every schedule task, then time would have run out, tasks would have overlapped, data would be confused and out of sync, and the flight would have been lost. |
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