Box 42
Contains 12 Results:
NASA Administration, 1970 - 2015
Director, Flight Crew Operations Directorate, 1988 - 2006
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
E-mail and Fax Correspondence from Astronauts Training in Russia Sent to Flight Crew Operations Directorate, and Fiscal Information, 1994 - 1998
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
E-mail and fax correspondence from astronauts training in Russia sent to Flight Crew Operations Directorate; Russia and United States EVA protocols, and Executive Summary of Shuttle-Mir, circa March 8, 1994 - February 20, 1998
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
Space Shuttle Program FY 1996 Budget to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Status to the Space Shuttle Program, FY94/FY95, FY96 and Out Status, Fee on Subcontracts & Materials, September 14, 1994
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
"Fiscal Year 1996 Marks," David C. Leestma, Flight Crew Operations Directorate, September 23, 1994; "Resources Program Manager's Review," October 26, 1994; “Cost Performance Evaluation Guidelines Team, Status of Activity", October 21, 1994
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
Assessment for Request for Return Items on STS-71, May 1, 1995; and e-mail in regards to STS-69 Issue, May 9, 1995
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
Program Operating Plan (POP) 96 Flight Crew Operations Directorate, June 12, 1996
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
Assessment of Astronaut Office Support Requirements for Proposed Flight Rate Increases, by Linda Godwin, June 13, 1997
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
Assessment of NASA's Financial Assistance to Foreign Visitors, Draft Report, April 1998
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.
Correspondence between Mr. Yuri Koptev, Director General, Russian Space Agency, and Daniel S. Goldin, NASA, Office of the Administrator, June - July, 1998
Leestma was responsible for Astronaut Office and for Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations; 41 shuttle flights and seven MIR missions, and the selection of Astronaut Groups 15, 16, and 17. Due to the extensive nature of this sub-series, refer to the detailed item listing.