Flight: My Life in Mission Control

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"Flight: My Life in Mission Control" is the memoir of NASA’s first flight director Christopher C. Kraft Jr., recounting his pivotal role in shaping American human spaceflight and the operations of Mission Control.

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instanceOf book
author Christopher C. Kraft Jr. NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes Apollo program NERFINISHED
Gemini program NERFINISHED
Mercury program NERFINISHED
creation of NASA Mission Control culture
early NASA history
teamwork among flight controllers
focusesOnRole flight director
genre autobiography
non-fiction
hasForm historical account
personal recollections
hasPerspective first-person narrative
hasSubject Apollo 11 Moon landing operations NERFINISHED
Apollo 13 crisis management
Apollo mission control operations NERFINISHED
Project Gemini mission control operations NERFINISHED
Project Mercury mission control operations NERFINISHED
U.S.–Soviet space race NERFINISHED
mission operations
space exploration
systems engineering
intendedAudience aerospace professionals
general readers
space history enthusiasts
language English
mainSubject American human spaceflight
Christopher C. Kraft Jr. NERFINISHED
NASA Mission Control NERFINISHED
mediaType hardcover
print
narrativeFocus decision-making in crewed spaceflight
risk management in space missions
narrativeVoice retrospective
pageCount 384
publicationDate 2001
publisher Dutton NERFINISHED
recounts development of Mission Control procedures
evolution of NASA flight operations
setting Mission Control Center NERFINISHED
NASA Johnson Space Center NERFINISHED
subjectOccupationDescribed aerospace engineer
flight director
timePeriodCovered 1970s
early 1960s

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Christopher C. Kraft Jr. notableWork Flight: My Life in Mission Control