Gene Luney was the flight director who saved Apollo 13. Not kranz.

Amazing!

Professionalism and discipline in the face of death.

"Let's solve the problem and not make it get any worse by guessing"- words to live by during high stress life or death decision making processes.

Where are the onboard recordings of the astronauts talking inside cabin ?? They have onboard recordings of the takeoff 🛫

where is it

Here’s something I’ve often wondered… besides Apollo 13, did the CMP ever go through the tunnel into the LM?

Give credit to Capcom Jack Lousma, he had 10 guys talking in his ear but fed everyone the right info. He was EPIC.

The unsung heroes of "The Space Race." The guys with the short sleeve white shirts, skinny neckties, and pocket protectors. An amazing team.

Just reread "Apollo 13", written by Jim Lovell and Jeffrey Kluger. Amazing how much of this recordings I can understand more or less because of the book.

Can you use the hook with this cargobob?

Thrilling

Is there a specific time that the cargobob spawns?

I'm always amazed how intimitly familiar those controllers were to all the CSM and LM systems

Thanks for sharing the great audio. Gene Kranz did not rise to occasion, he fell back on his training.

Look what man is when he believes in God and what he can be

If only the world had someone like Glynn Lunney managing the covid response.

Lol this is hysterical 😂 what a joke

Tanks blow up my car

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I don’t think it would help…..

This EECOM seems brow beat by Lunney throughout Part 2. The EECOM and Kranz had a much better working relationship in Part 1…

It’s details like this, not JUST the Apollo 11 footage, but the footage from Apollo 8 to 17 and this background tech support that makes we want to smack people who say we never landed on the moon. It would be harder to make all this 4:36 stuff up than to actually land on the moon. Not to mention the LRO video of all the landing sights of Apollo 11, 12 and 14-17. Also, huge respect for the guys in Mission Control getting Apollo 13 home and all our Apollo astronauts!

The true mark of professionalism is when you can't even tell there's an emergency going on...

In the mission where Trevor is flying a cargobob, if you land it on the H, you can keep it. It despawned on me during eye in the sky, but it respawned later on when I went by his airfield, and I just landed it on the H again.

I would have thought the “what do we have on the ship that’s good?” line was a screenwriter line, but that is an original quote

please lose the auto-generated transcript...it's mostly jibberish...

22:37 WTH is Popeye doing up there? Not only that, but they have him flying the spacecraft? There's your problem right there.

Very good information here. Thanks so much.

This game fascinated me so extreme back in the days, when i look at it now, and how i perceived it back in the days, worlds apart.

The helicopter took off before I could get into the

Dose anyone know if kranz stayed in the room for 2 days

they didn't have any blank paper to write on yet they navigated by the stars

Who is the fellow with the southern drawl?

Great movie. They re-made it years later with Tom Hanks.

When i get there i cant find the chopper

I always do that method to! its so easy to get to get the Cargobob

These guys make it sound like a Tuesday morning zoom call to check up on the team, big respect

"Power down. We lost the Moon"

People think "tough" when they think of Gene Kranz. He may be, but you see that his toughness manifests as calmness and coolness. The way he guided his team is unbelievable. It's like he already knew the answer and was simply pointing everyone the right way. He doesn't consider himself a hero, but he is. Everyone in that control room is.

Those guys were so smart!

Fighting a monumental problem lead to some outstanding work by all members of the flight and mission control teams.

These guys fought a monumental problem and kept cool heads. Outstanding.

I wish there was the rest of this, as they had to figure out the other problems that arose during the return! Is there a part 5, 6, etc.?

In the UK both men would have been made Sir’s👍

Anybody that thinks we didn't go into space, go to the moon, or any of that, needs to listen to every minute of all of these recordings. Tell me this is faked. Give me a break...

One thing I always found interesting is that yes, the cryo tank stir request caused the explosion, but they were having problems getting a reading from it throughout the flight, the two incidents (the tank being dropped and the tank subsequently being improperly boiled at the wrong voltage) might well be connected (but doesn't every mission pretty much require a cryo stir? they're lucky to have it happen when it did, much later or earlier, they would've been dead)

Bonjour

Absolutely riveting

They had him doing 3-4 things at once, if he had been watching the tank temp he could have shut the heater off and avoided the accident. They were very slow to diagnose the problem. Very slow. MC always comes off as the heroes, but they could have done a lot better on the front end.😂