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Aside from physically training for the longest crewed missions that the United States had ever attempted, the actual training program was developed simultaneously with the hardware and experiments for the mission.
Skylab 2 Crew Pre-launch Training
Conrad Training
Conrad Training in the MDA
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Carr was in the likely crew rotation position to serve as lunar module pilot for Apollo 19 and walk on the Moon before the mission was canceled by NASA in 1970.
Lousma in Lower Body Neg. Press. Device
Gerald Carr
Carr Demonstrates Weightlessness by Balancing Pogue on his Finger
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“Farewell, Aquarius, and we thank you.” Joe Kerwin
Joe Kerwin
Jack Lousma
Lousma & Fullerton on STS-3
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Lovell toggled the “master arm” switch to On and glanced around to see if everything else was in order. Guidance control was set to “Primary Guidance”; thrust control was on “Auto”; engine gimbals were enabled; the propellant quantity, temperature, and pressure looked good; the ship was maintaining the correct attitude.
John Aaron – Steely Eyed Missle Man
Glynn Lunney – Flight Director
Gerry Griffin – Flight Director
