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Kenny Fields catapulted off USS America, in his A-7 Corsair II on his first combat mission. His target was in Laos, which at the time was officially off-limits for U.S. attacks. Fields call sign Streetcar 304 was the first to roll in and destroyed the target with a direct hit. Three AAA guns began to fire, but, following his wingman, he rolled in again. This time many more AAA guns opened up and Fields was shot down hitting the ground with enemy troop in hot pursuit. 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NASW-4003. 311 08$a0-309-07885-7 311 08$a0-309-04083-3 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references. 327 $aSpace Station Engineering Design Issues -- Copyright -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- GENERAL DESIGN ISSUES -- ISSUES RELATED TO UTILIZATION AND OPERATIONS REQUIREMENTS -- SELECTED ISSUES RELATED TO SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS AND DESIGN -- Software and Data Management -- Communications and Tracking -- Automation and Robotics -- Electrical Power System -- Thermal Control System -- Environmental Control and Life Support System, Man Systems, Extravehicular Activity System -- Fluid Management System -- MANAGEMENT ISSUES RELEVANT TO DESIGN -- 1 Introduction -- BACKGROUND -- APPROACH -- 2 General Design Issues -- CREW SAFETY -- GROUND VERIFICATION OF ELEMENTS, ASSEMBLIES, AND OPERATIONS -- RELIANCE ON MODELS AND MODELING FOR VERIFICATION -- ON-ORBIT ASSEMBLY, INTEGRATION, AND VERIFICATION -- SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT -- RESOURCE ADEQUACY AND ALLOCATION FOR SPACE STATION ASSEMBLY AND OPERATIONS -- INSURANCE" ALTERNATIVES FOR FLIGHT-CRITICAL SYSTEMS -- STANDARDS AND COMMONALITY -- DESIGN FOR FUTURE REFURBISHMENT -- 3 Issues Related to Utilization and Operations Requirements for the Space Station -- DESIGN REFERENCE MISSIONS -- ASSEMBLY PHASE REQUIREMENTS -- Assembly Sequence -- Premature Flight Telerobotic Servicer Launch -- Assembly Phase Utilization -- MATURE UTILIZATION AND OPERATIONS REQUIREMENTS -- Microgravity Environment -- Crew Utilization -- Commonality -- Logistical Resupply -- Contingency Planning -- EVOLUTIONARY PHASE REQUIREMENTS -- Essential Evolutionary Capabilities -- Heroic Evolution -- 4 Issues Related to Systems Requirements and Design -- SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURAL CONCERNS -- Systems Requirements -- Systems Interactions -- Allocation of Systems Requirement Impacts -- Modeling -- Growth Flexibility -- SPECIFIC SYSTEMS ISSUES -- Software and Data Management -- Overview -- Software Risk Management. 327 $aSoftware Development Schedules and Uncertainties in Application Software Requirements -- Software Support Environment -- Software Design for Supportability -- Software Integration and Verification -- Space Station Information System Services -- Communications and Tracking -- End-to-End Considerations -- Electromagnetic Interference -- Automation and Robotics -- Premature Flight Telerobotic Servicer Launch -- Solution-Driven Versus Problem-Driven Approaches to Automation Initiatives -- Advanced Automation Targets and Products -- Advanced Automation and Robotics Plan -- Electrical Power System -- Thermal Control System -- Environmental Control and Life Support System, Man System, and Extravehicular Activity System -- Overview -- Microbial and Toxin Control in the Space Station -- In-Space Testing of Life Support Systems -- Medical Evacuation -- Human Factors and Habitability -- Radiation -- Extravehicular Activity -- FLUID MANAGEMENT SYSTEM -- 5 Management Issues Relevant to Design -- IMPACT OF THE INTERNAL NASA CULTURE ON THE SPACE STATION PROGRAM -- Background -- Impact of Management Complexities on the Space Station Technical Program -- IMPACT OF PROGRAM INSTABILITIES ON THE SPACE STATION TECHNICAL PROGRAM -- MANAGEMENT OF FREE-FLYING PLATFORMS -- ASSOCIATE CONTRACTOR RELATIONSHIPS -- TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESS -- SYSTEM SPECIFICATION -- INTEGRATION AND VERIFICATION MANAGEMENT PLAN -- COMMUNICATIONS AND DATA SYSTEMS -- Supplementary Discussion -- MATERIALS -- HEALTH MAINTENANCE -- TOXIC MATERIALS HANDLING -- POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY OF USER REQUIREMENTS -- CREW SAFETY -- Appendix A Letter from the NASA Office of Space Station -- Appendix B Statement of Task -- Appendix C Presenters at the Workshop -- Acronyms -- Selected Material Used at the Workshop -- VIEWGRAPHS -- OTHER NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION MATERIAL. 327 $aNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL MATERIAL -- PAPERS FROM 1988 INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL FEDERATION CONGRESS -- OTHER. 330 $aThe Space Station Freedom program is the next major U.S. manned space initiative. 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