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The program did not accept applications; 15 candidates were selected and sent to Brooks Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas , for a week of medical evaluation in October The evaluations were similar to those conducted for the NASA astronaut groups. McConnell , informed Schriever that he expected the selection of MOL astronauts to follow the same procedure.

On 15 September , the selection criteria for MOL was announced. The names of the first group of eight MOL pilots were announced on 12 November as a Friday night news dump to avoid press attention. To prevent their return to the U. This time applications were accepted. Successful candidates were told that NASA or MOL had chosen them, with no explanation why they had been chosen by one and not the other.

Five were selected, and their names were publicly announced on 17 June Eight other finalists for the second class had not yet completed ARPS. They would be considered for the next MOL astronaut selection. Lawrence was the first African-American to be chosen as an astronaut. MOL astronauts only knew of the cover story that the program would be a space laboratory for military experiments, and did not learn of the reconnaissance role until after selection; they were advised to resign if they disliked the classified aspect.

They received security clearances and were introduced to Sensitive Compartmented Information such as Dorian, Gambit, Talent intelligence obtained from spy plane overflights and Keyhole intelligence obtained from satellites. Truly was amazed to learn that his country had not one but “two space programs: the public, what the public knew and [NASA] astronauts and all that jazz, and then this other world of capability that didn’t exist”. This training was conducted in classrooms, in training flights, and in sessions on the T space flight simulator.

The pilots spent most of their time in this phase. Phase IV was training for specific missions. Zero-G training was conducted in a Boeing C Stratolifter reduced-gravity aircraft. A Flotation-Egress trainer allowed the astronauts to prepare for a splashdown and the possibility of the spacecraft sinking. The pilots were given scuba diving training at the U. Thomas in the U. Virgin Islands. From the MOL’s regular kilometer nmi orbit, the main camera had a circular field of view 2, meters 9, ft across, although at top magnification it was more like 1, meters 4, ft.

This was much smaller than many of the targets that the NRO was interested in, such as air bases, shipyards and missile ranges. The astronauts would search for targets using the tracking and acquisition telescopes, which had a circular view of the landscape about The main camera would focus on the most important targets, providing a very high resolution image.

The aim was to have the most interesting part of the target in the center of the image; due to the optics used, the image would not be as sharp around the edges of the frame. While surveillance targets were pre-programmed and the camera could operate automatically, astronauts could decide target priority for photographing.

By avoiding cloudy areas and identifying more interesting subjects an open missile silo instead of a closed one, for example , they would save film, [67] the major limitation, since it had to be returned in the small Gemini B spacecraft. In cloudy areas like Moscow , it was estimated that the MOL would be 45 percent more efficient in its use of film than an automated satellite system through the ability to react to cloud cover, but for sunnier areas like the Tyuratam missile complex , this might be no more than 15 percent.

The selective targeting afforded by human-guided surveillance would be more efficient than that obtained by robotic satellites. Of the KH-7 Gambit photographs of the Tyuratam area, only 9 percent showed missiles on the launch pads, and of 77 photographs of missile silos, only 21 percent were with the doors open. The analysts identified 60 MOL targets in the complex. Only two or three could be photographed on each pass, but astronauts could select the most interesting ones on the spur of the moment, and photograph them with greater resolution than KH-7 Gambit.

It was hoped that valuable technical information would thereby be obtained. The Air Force expected that an improved version of the MOL space station, known as Block II, expected to be available for the sixth crewed flight in July , would add image transmission and geodetic system targeting. Astronauts would perform infrared , multispectral , and ultraviolet astronomy when they had time during an extended mission duration on twice-annual flights.

A planning document depicted man and man stations, both with self-defense capability. It described the man, Y-shaped station as a ” spaceborne command post ” in synchronous orbit.

The name “Gemini” was chosen in recognition of its two-man crew. Once in orbit, the crew would power down the capsule and activate and enter the laboratory module. After about one month of space station operations, the crew would return to the Gemini B capsule, power it up, separate it from the station, and perform reentry. Gemini B had an autonomy of about 14 hours once detached from MOL. Instead, its orbit would decay and it would be dumped in the ocean after 30 days. The most noticeable was that it featured a rear hatch for the crew to enter the MOL space station.

Notches were cut into the ejection seat headrests to allow access to the hatch. The seats were therefore mirror images of each other instead of being the same. Gemini B also had a larger diameter heat shield to handle the higher energy of reentry from a polar orbit.

The number of reentry control system thrusters was increased from four to six. There was no orbit attitude and maneuvering system OAMS , because capsule orientation for reentry was handled by the forward reentry control system thrusters, and the laboratory module had its own reaction control system for orientation.

The Gemini B systems were designed for long-term orbital storage 40 days , but equipment for long duration flights was removed since the Gemini B capsule itself was intended to be used only for launch and reentry. It had a different cockpit layout and instruments. As a result of the Apollo 1 fire in January , in which three NASA astronauts were killed in a ground test of their spacecraft, the MOL was switched to use a helium-oxygen atmosphere instead of a pure oxygen one.

At takeoff, the astronauts would breathe pure oxygen in their spacesuits while the cabin was pressurized with helium. It would then be brought up to a helium-oxygen mix. Flown Gemini B prototype. The hatch in the Gemini B spacecraft’s heat shield connected to a transfer tunnel that ran through the adaptor module.

This contained the cryogenic hydrogen , helium and oxygen storage tanks, and housed the environmental control system , fuel cells , and four quad reaction control system thrusters and their propellant tanks. The transfer tunnel gave access to the laboratory module. The purpose-built laboratory module was divided into two sections, but there was no partition between the two, and the crew could move freely between them.

It was 5. Both were octagonal in shape, with eight bays. In the “lower” half, Bay 1 contained a motion chair that measured the mass of the crew; Bay 2, two performance test panels; Bay 3, the environmental control system controls; Bay 4, a physiology test console; Bay 5, an exercise device; Bay 6, two emergency oxygen masks; Bay 7, a view port and instrument panel; and Bay 8, the main spacecraft control station.

The MOL program’s requirements for a spacesuit were a product of the spacecraft design. The Gemini B capsule had little room inside, and the MOL astronauts gained access to the laboratory through a hatch in the heat shield.

This required a more flexible suit than those of NASA astronauts. The NASA astronauts had custom-made sets of flight, training and backup suits, but for the MOL the intention was that spacesuits would be provided in standard sizes with adjustable elements.

Goodrich and Hamilton Standard for design proposals in A single MH-8 flight configuration suit was delivered in October for certification testing. The flight suit was intended to be worn during launch and reentry.

The design was complicated by USAF concerns that a crew member might slip their tethers and float away. As a result, an astronaut maneuvering unit AMU was developed and integrated with the life support system as an integrated maneuvering and life support system IMLSS. The design was completed by October , and a prototype without cover garments was delivered in March The cover garments were never completed.

Martin Jr. MOL needed to be flown in a polar orbit, but a launch due south from Cape Kennedy would overfly southern Florida, which raised safety concerns. This required special State Department approval, as it meant overflying Cuba.

The loss of an MOL with a classified payload over Cuba would be not only a danger to life and property, but a serious security concern as well. Moreover, the dog leg maneuver would reduce the 14,kilogram 30, lb orbital payload by to 2, kilograms 2, to 5, lb , reducing the equipment that could be carried or the duration of the mission or both.

He was followed by Schriever, who detailed the issues involved. The arguments did not satisfy Floridians. This time the witnesses were Seamans, Flax and John S. Foster Jr. The logic of the arguments and the united front presented dampened criticism, and none of the nine members of the House from Florida opposed the MOL budget allocation. The USAF attempted to purchase the land to the south of Vandenberg Air Force Base for the new space launch complex from the owners, but negotiations failed to reach agreement on a suitable price.

The government then went ahead and condemned the land under eminent domain , acquiring 5, This involved 1. By this time, the design of the launch complex had progressed to the point at which it was possible to call for bids for its construction. Major items included a launch pad , umbilical tower , mobile services tower, aerospace ground equipment building, propellant loading and storage systems, launch control center, segment receipt inspection building, ready building, protective clothing building, and complex service building.

The launch control center, segment receipt inspection building and ready building were accepted by the USAF in August In the event of an abort, the Gemini B spacecraft could have come down in the eastern Pacific Ocean.

To prepare for this contingency, an agreement was reached with Chile on 26 July for the use of Easter Island as a staging area for search and rescue aircraft and helicopters. The Gemini B spacecraft separated for a suborbital reentry, while the MOL mockup continued into low Earth orbit , where it released the three satellites.

The simulated laboratory contained eleven experiments. The Manifold experimental package consisted of two micrometeoroid detection payloads, a transmitter beacon designated ORBIS-Low, a cell growth experiment, a prototype hydrogen fuel cell , a thermal control experiment, a propellent transfer and monitoring system to investigate fluid dynamics in zero gravity , a prototype attitude control system , an experiment to investigate the reflection of light in space, and an experiment into heat transfer.

The spacecraft was painted to allow it to be used as a target for an optical tracking and observation experiment from the ground. The hatch installed in the Gemini’s heat shield to provide access to the MOL during crewed operations was tested during the capsule’s reentry. It remained in orbit until its orbital decay on 9 January With the Eighteen Nation Committee on Disarmament approaching, there were concerns about how the MOL was viewed by the international community.

The United States insisted that the MOL was in line with the 17 October United Nations General Assembly resolution that the exploration and use of outer space should be used only “for the betterment of mankind”.

To allay Soviet fears that the MOL would carry nuclear weapons, the State Department suggested that Soviet officials be permitted to inspect it for them before launch, but Brown opposed this on security grounds.

Public debate of the merits of the MOL program was hobbled by its semi-secret nature. Schwartz, a consultant to the Directorate for Scientific Affairs of the OECD , noted that the United States already had SAMOS satellites for reconnaissance and Vela satellites for surveillance of nuclear explosions , but without knowing their capabilities or those of MOL, could not evaluate the actual costs or benefits of the program.

Publicly, the Air Force vaguely described the MOL as “an effective space building block of very substantial potential, a space resource capable of growth to follow-on tasks”. The Soviet Union commissioned the development of its own military space station, Almaz. This project was initiated by chief-designer Vladimir Chelomey on 12 October , but it was Johnson’s announcement of the MOL program on 25 August that led to the Almaz project receiving official endorsement and funding on 27 October Within weeks of Johnson’s announcement of the MOL program, it was facing budget cuts.

Since this was now unlikely, McNamara saw no reason to continue with the original budget. When the MOL engineering development phase commenced in September , it became clear that the USAF estimates of project costs and those of the major contractors were a long way apart. In response the MOL SPO reopened negotiations for systems not under contract, and halted the issuance of Dorian clearances to contractor personnel.

This had the desired effect, and by December , the major contractors had reduced their prices, bringing them closer to the USAF estimates. This meant that the prime contracts had to be renegotiated. Budget cuts were not the only reason for the project’s schedule slipping. On 9 December , Eastman Kodak advised that it would not be able to deliver the optical sensors by the original target date of January for a crewed mission in April , and asked for a ten-month extension to October , which pushed the date of the first crewed mission back to January This entailed yet another schedule slippage.

A few months after MOL development began, the program began developing an automated MOL that replaced the crew compartment with film reentry vehicles. Al Crews said “it became obvious that all we were was a backup in case the unmanned reconnaissance system didn’t work”. In February , Schriever commissioned a report examining humans’ usefulness on the station. The report, which was submitted on 25 May , concluded that they would be useful in several ways, but implied that the program would always need to justify the cost and difficulty of the MOL versus a robotic version.

Although it did not fly until July , the authors were aware of the capabilities and limitations of the KH-8 Gambit 3. It could not achieve the same resolution as the Dorian camera on MOL, [] and the automation necessitated a longer development time and added weight, [] but the Dorian camera had a resolution of 33 to 38 centimetres 13 to 15 in , could remain in orbit longer, and carry more film than earlier spy satellites. The report concluded that crewed systems had many advantages over automated ones, which lost up to half their images to cloud cover on a typical mission.

A human could select the best angle for a photograph, and could switch between color and infrared, or some other special film, depending on the target.

This was especially useful for dealing with camouflaged targets. The MOL also had the ability to change orbits, and could shift from its regular km nmi orbit to a to km to nmi one, giving it a view of the entire Soviet Union. The report’s authors believed that unmanned MOL would more likely fail early missions and slowly improve, while manned MOL would be “self-healing” and crews would not repeat mistakes.

Experience on Projects Mercury , Gemini and the X had demonstrated that crew initiative, innovation and improvisation was often the difference between success and failure of the mission.

Because of the early failures, they predicted that unmanned MOL would always be less successful overall than manned MOL regardless of the number of missions. After manned MOL perfected the system the program could fly both unmanned and manned missions, the report stated.

Helms , commissioned a report on the value of VHR, which was completed in May It concluded that it would help identify smaller items and features, and increase the understanding of Soviet procedures and processes, and the capacities of some of its industrial facilities, it would not alter estimates of technical capabilities, or assessments of the size and deployment of forces.

Whether the benefit justified the cost was unclear, [] but by USAF decided that the automated system’s longer development time and less certain capability meant that first MOL missions required astronauts. Later ones could be crewed or automated as needed. On 20 January , Richard Nixon was sworn in as president.

Benson, a former Department of Defense employee, described the MOL as a program that “receives a half a billion dollars a year and ought to rank dead last on any rational scale of national priorities. This entailed postponement of the first crewed mission to February The Bureau of the Budget did not accept Laird’s decision.

Mayo argued that the resolution provided by Gambit 3 was adequate, and proposed canceling both the MOL and Hexagon. The value of VHR, Mayo argued, was not worth the extra cost. This meant further postponement of the first crewed flight, by up to a year, and the Bureau of the Budget continued to press for the MOL to be canceled. They thought the meeting went well, but Nixon accepted the Bureau of the Budget’s recommendation to reverse his decision to cancel Hexagon and to cancel the MOL instead.

The official announcement that the MOL had been canceled was made on 10 June. Had it flown as scheduled, MOL would have been the world’s first space station. He learned while serving as Deputy Administrator of NASA in the early s that launching anything, even “an empty can”, made cancellation of a project less likely.

He had helped to cancel MOL and, the general said, he would have canceled the Space Shuttle program too. Aldridge, Jr. In fact, it was harmful. You had to put a life support system in it. The cameras—that now we can talk about—that were on the satellite, people moving around in the satellite created ‘noise. So you look at the cost and the complexity, so the program was terminated. Within weeks, 80 percent of the service personnel were given new duty assignments.

Navy in April , [] and Adams had left in July to join the X program. He flew in space on his seventh flight on 15 November , only to be killed when his aircraft broke up. Not being able to serve in Vietnam hurt their careers, and some soon left the military. The Titan III booster became a mainstay of the military satellite program.

At the time of cancellation, work on Space Launch Complex 6 was 92 percent complete. The main task remaining was conducting acceptance tests. It was decided to complete the construction and tests, but not install the aerospace ground equipment, and then place the facility in caretaker status, with a caretaker crew provided by the th Aerospace Test Wing.

No Space Shuttle was ever launched into a polar orbit. Some items of MOL equipment made their way to museums. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Canceled U. Air Force human spaceflight program. A conceptual drawing of the Gemini B reentry capsule separating from the MOL at the end of a mission. Configuration of the Manned Orbiting Laboratory. Crew: 2 Maximum duration: 40 days Length: 3. Crew: 2 Maximum duration: 40 days Orbit: Polar Length: Main article: OPS National Reconnaissance Office.

 
 

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Martin Jr. MOL needed to be flown in a polar orbit, but a launch due south from Cape Kennedy would overfly southern Florida, which raised safety concerns. This required special State Department approval, as it meant overflying Cuba.

The loss of an MOL with a classified payload over Cuba would be not only a danger to life and property, but a serious security concern as well. Moreover, the dog leg maneuver would reduce the 14,kilogram 30, lb orbital payload by to 2, kilograms 2, to 5, lb , reducing the equipment that could be carried or the duration of the mission or both.

He was followed by Schriever, who detailed the issues involved. The arguments did not satisfy Floridians. This time the witnesses were Seamans, Flax and John S. Foster Jr. The logic of the arguments and the united front presented dampened criticism, and none of the nine members of the House from Florida opposed the MOL budget allocation.

The USAF attempted to purchase the land to the south of Vandenberg Air Force Base for the new space launch complex from the owners, but negotiations failed to reach agreement on a suitable price. The government then went ahead and condemned the land under eminent domain , acquiring 5, This involved 1. By this time, the design of the launch complex had progressed to the point at which it was possible to call for bids for its construction. Major items included a launch pad , umbilical tower , mobile services tower, aerospace ground equipment building, propellant loading and storage systems, launch control center, segment receipt inspection building, ready building, protective clothing building, and complex service building.

The launch control center, segment receipt inspection building and ready building were accepted by the USAF in August In the event of an abort, the Gemini B spacecraft could have come down in the eastern Pacific Ocean.

To prepare for this contingency, an agreement was reached with Chile on 26 July for the use of Easter Island as a staging area for search and rescue aircraft and helicopters.

The Gemini B spacecraft separated for a suborbital reentry, while the MOL mockup continued into low Earth orbit , where it released the three satellites. The simulated laboratory contained eleven experiments. The Manifold experimental package consisted of two micrometeoroid detection payloads, a transmitter beacon designated ORBIS-Low, a cell growth experiment, a prototype hydrogen fuel cell , a thermal control experiment, a propellent transfer and monitoring system to investigate fluid dynamics in zero gravity , a prototype attitude control system , an experiment to investigate the reflection of light in space, and an experiment into heat transfer.

The spacecraft was painted to allow it to be used as a target for an optical tracking and observation experiment from the ground. The hatch installed in the Gemini’s heat shield to provide access to the MOL during crewed operations was tested during the capsule’s reentry.

It remained in orbit until its orbital decay on 9 January With the Eighteen Nation Committee on Disarmament approaching, there were concerns about how the MOL was viewed by the international community. The United States insisted that the MOL was in line with the 17 October United Nations General Assembly resolution that the exploration and use of outer space should be used only “for the betterment of mankind”.

To allay Soviet fears that the MOL would carry nuclear weapons, the State Department suggested that Soviet officials be permitted to inspect it for them before launch, but Brown opposed this on security grounds. Public debate of the merits of the MOL program was hobbled by its semi-secret nature. Schwartz, a consultant to the Directorate for Scientific Affairs of the OECD , noted that the United States already had SAMOS satellites for reconnaissance and Vela satellites for surveillance of nuclear explosions , but without knowing their capabilities or those of MOL, could not evaluate the actual costs or benefits of the program.

Publicly, the Air Force vaguely described the MOL as “an effective space building block of very substantial potential, a space resource capable of growth to follow-on tasks”. The Soviet Union commissioned the development of its own military space station, Almaz. This project was initiated by chief-designer Vladimir Chelomey on 12 October , but it was Johnson’s announcement of the MOL program on 25 August that led to the Almaz project receiving official endorsement and funding on 27 October Within weeks of Johnson’s announcement of the MOL program, it was facing budget cuts.

Since this was now unlikely, McNamara saw no reason to continue with the original budget. When the MOL engineering development phase commenced in September , it became clear that the USAF estimates of project costs and those of the major contractors were a long way apart. In response the MOL SPO reopened negotiations for systems not under contract, and halted the issuance of Dorian clearances to contractor personnel.

This had the desired effect, and by December , the major contractors had reduced their prices, bringing them closer to the USAF estimates. This meant that the prime contracts had to be renegotiated. Budget cuts were not the only reason for the project’s schedule slipping. On 9 December , Eastman Kodak advised that it would not be able to deliver the optical sensors by the original target date of January for a crewed mission in April , and asked for a ten-month extension to October , which pushed the date of the first crewed mission back to January This entailed yet another schedule slippage.

A few months after MOL development began, the program began developing an automated MOL that replaced the crew compartment with film reentry vehicles.

Al Crews said “it became obvious that all we were was a backup in case the unmanned reconnaissance system didn’t work”. In February , Schriever commissioned a report examining humans’ usefulness on the station. The report, which was submitted on 25 May , concluded that they would be useful in several ways, but implied that the program would always need to justify the cost and difficulty of the MOL versus a robotic version.

Although it did not fly until July , the authors were aware of the capabilities and limitations of the KH-8 Gambit 3. It could not achieve the same resolution as the Dorian camera on MOL, [] and the automation necessitated a longer development time and added weight, [] but the Dorian camera had a resolution of 33 to 38 centimetres 13 to 15 in , could remain in orbit longer, and carry more film than earlier spy satellites.

The report concluded that crewed systems had many advantages over automated ones, which lost up to half their images to cloud cover on a typical mission. A human could select the best angle for a photograph, and could switch between color and infrared, or some other special film, depending on the target. This was especially useful for dealing with camouflaged targets. The MOL also had the ability to change orbits, and could shift from its regular km nmi orbit to a to km to nmi one, giving it a view of the entire Soviet Union.

The report’s authors believed that unmanned MOL would more likely fail early missions and slowly improve, while manned MOL would be “self-healing” and crews would not repeat mistakes. Experience on Projects Mercury , Gemini and the X had demonstrated that crew initiative, innovation and improvisation was often the difference between success and failure of the mission.

Because of the early failures, they predicted that unmanned MOL would always be less successful overall than manned MOL regardless of the number of missions. After manned MOL perfected the system the program could fly both unmanned and manned missions, the report stated. Helms , commissioned a report on the value of VHR, which was completed in May It concluded that it would help identify smaller items and features, and increase the understanding of Soviet procedures and processes, and the capacities of some of its industrial facilities, it would not alter estimates of technical capabilities, or assessments of the size and deployment of forces.

Whether the benefit justified the cost was unclear, [] but by USAF decided that the automated system’s longer development time and less certain capability meant that first MOL missions required astronauts. Later ones could be crewed or automated as needed. On 20 January , Richard Nixon was sworn in as president. Benson, a former Department of Defense employee, described the MOL as a program that “receives a half a billion dollars a year and ought to rank dead last on any rational scale of national priorities.

This entailed postponement of the first crewed mission to February The Bureau of the Budget did not accept Laird’s decision. Mayo argued that the resolution provided by Gambit 3 was adequate, and proposed canceling both the MOL and Hexagon. The value of VHR, Mayo argued, was not worth the extra cost. This meant further postponement of the first crewed flight, by up to a year, and the Bureau of the Budget continued to press for the MOL to be canceled.

They thought the meeting went well, but Nixon accepted the Bureau of the Budget’s recommendation to reverse his decision to cancel Hexagon and to cancel the MOL instead. The official announcement that the MOL had been canceled was made on 10 June. Had it flown as scheduled, MOL would have been the world’s first space station. He learned while serving as Deputy Administrator of NASA in the early s that launching anything, even “an empty can”, made cancellation of a project less likely.

He had helped to cancel MOL and, the general said, he would have canceled the Space Shuttle program too. Aldridge, Jr. In fact, it was harmful. You had to put a life support system in it. The cameras—that now we can talk about—that were on the satellite, people moving around in the satellite created ‘noise. So you look at the cost and the complexity, so the program was terminated. Within weeks, 80 percent of the service personnel were given new duty assignments. Navy in April , [] and Adams had left in July to join the X program.

He flew in space on his seventh flight on 15 November , only to be killed when his aircraft broke up. Not being able to serve in Vietnam hurt their careers, and some soon left the military.

The Titan III booster became a mainstay of the military satellite program. At the time of cancellation, work on Space Launch Complex 6 was 92 percent complete. The main task remaining was conducting acceptance tests. It was decided to complete the construction and tests, but not install the aerospace ground equipment, and then place the facility in caretaker status, with a caretaker crew provided by the th Aerospace Test Wing.

No Space Shuttle was ever launched into a polar orbit. Some items of MOL equipment made their way to museums. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Canceled U. Air Force human spaceflight program.

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