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Shuttle-Brief-Dokumentationen
12. Juli 1976
HOUSTON TX
SHUTTLE TRAINING
AIRCRAFT 947
(NASA GULFSTREAM)
FLIGHT # 12
JSC – ELLINGTON AIR FORCE BASE
LOCAL TRAINING FLIGHT
JULY 12, 1976
CREW: GRIGGS, MANSON & WEYER
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Shuttle-Brief-Dokumentationen
11. + 16. + 19. August 1976
18. (2x) + 21. (2x) + 24. + 28. + 30. September
6. + 8. +
19. Oktober
3. + 9. + 23. November 1976
7. + 10. Dezember 1976
HOUSTON TX
SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER
SPACE SHUTTLE TRAINING
AIRCRAFT (STA)
FOR SHUTTLE ORBITER TRAINING FLIGHTS
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Crew: Manson, Griggs,
Weyer
Date: August 11, 1976 |
Crew: Griggs, Rainey,
Weyer
Date: August 16, 1976 |
Crew: Griggs, Rainey,
Weyer
Date: August 19, 1976 |
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Ellington Field
(Houston)
Crew: Mendenhall,
Weyer
Date: October 19, 1976 |
Astronauts: Fred W.
Haise
Lt. Col. Fullerton
Pilots: Davis Griggs
Harley Weyer
introductory flight with astronauts aboard.
Date: October 8, 1976
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Ellington Field
(Houston)
Crew: Ellington, Pingry,
Weyer
Date: November 3, 1976 |
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Shuttle-Brief-Dokumentationen
11. (2x) + 12. (2x) + 13. (2x) + 26. + 27. Januar 1977
9. + 10. Februar 1977
15. + 30. + 31. März 1977
11. (2x) + 12. + 14. (2x) + 25. (3x) + 26. + 27. Mai 1977
21. November 1977
mit Autogrammen
GRUMMAN GULFSTREAM II
SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT (STA)
WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE, N. MEX.
BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICA'S SPACE
ACTIVITY
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PILOT — Edwin Rainey
INSTR. — David Griggs
FLT. ENG. — HARLEY WEYER
PRACTICE ORBITER LANDINGS.
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ASTRONAUT-COMM. —
Richard Truly
INSTR. — Ed Mendenhall
FLT. ENG. — HARLEY WEYER
2 FLIGHTS — 9:00 AM TO 10:30 AM
14:00 PM TO 15:30 PM
PRACTICE ORBITER LANDINGS |
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CREW —
Astronaut Col. J. Eagle
David Griggs
HARLEY WEYER
Astronaut comm rich truly in T-38 chase plane.
Simulated shuttle landings. |
CREW —
Astronaut Fred Haise
David Griggs
HARLEY WEYER
John Bassham
Simulated shuttle landing.
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Shuttle-Brief-Dokumentationen
22. + 23. + 24. März 1978
11. + 12. + 13. April 1978
24. März 1978
mit Autogrammen
fälschlicherweise C. Weyer statt
H. Weyer
GRUMMAN GULFSTREAM II
SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT (STA)
WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE, N. MEX.
BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICA'S SPACE
ACTIVITY
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Shuttle-Brief-Dokumentationen
11. + 23. Januar 1979
GRUMMAN GULFSTREAM II
SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT (STA)
WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE, N. MEX.
BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICA'S SPACE
ACTIVITY
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SHUTTLE TRAINING
FLIGHT
CREW —
John Young
HARLEY WEYER
E. Mendenhall
& Dr. Berry, NASA SURGEON
T-38-#901– Jack Lousma
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SHUTTLE TRAINING
FLIGHT
CREW —
Fred Haise
C. Hayes
HARLEY WEYER
T-38-#916– H. Walker A.M.
T-38-#917– G. Fullerton A.M.
T-38-#955– J. Engle P.M. |
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Shuttle-Brief-Dokumentationen
3. +
6. April 1979 · 11. Oktober 1979
GRUMMAN GULFSTREAM II
SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT (STA)
WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE, N. MEX.
BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICA'S SPACE
ACTIVITY
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CREW — Ed Mendenhall
Roger Zwieg
HARLEY WEYER
T-38-#910 H. Hartsfield A.M.
T-38-#913– Vance Brand A.M.
T-38-#962– G. Fullerton A.M.
T-38-#910– H. Hartsfield P.M.
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SHUTTLE TESTING
CREW —
Joe Engle
HARLEY WEYER
Roger Zwieg
T-38-#909– Richard Truly |
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Shuttle-Brief-Dokumentationen
9. Juli 1980 · 21. August 1980
7. Oktober 1980 · 6. November 1980 · 2. Dezember 1980
GRUMMAN GULFSTREAM II
SHUTTLE TRAINING AIRCRAFT (STA)
WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE, N. MEX.
BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICA'S SPACE
ACTIVITY
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SHUTTLE TESTING
CREW — Ed Mendenhall
Paul Skabo
HARLEY WEYER
Marsha Ivan
T-38 Ast B. McCandless
Charlie Hayes
A/C-947
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TWO FLIGHTS
CREW — Ast. J. Young
Paul Skabo
John Bassham
Ast. James Buchli
T-38-951–Dick Gray
Sue Hanley
CREW — Ast. R. Crippen
HARLEY WEYER
Paul Skabo |
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Harley Weyer, short
biography.
I was
with the USAF from 1959 to 1963, stationed 1 year in Bremerhaven and 2
years in Zweibrücken. After finishing my engineering degree at Iowa State
University, I went to work for NASA in Houston in 1967. From '67 to '72 I
worked in the Mission Control Center during the Apollo project. The
highlight of my career was seated at a console when Neal Armstrong stepped
on the moon. I was 29.
In 1972 I
transferred to aircraft operations. My first duty and for 23 after was to
fly in the back seat of the WB57F high altitude research aircraft. I
also spent 5 years flying as an engineer on the Shuttle training aircraft
doing flight testing and some astronaut training flights. The letter
covers came from our time training at the White Sands Missile range in New
Mexico.
In 1995 I
took an early retirement at age 55 to return with my wife to our home in
Iowa where we have a small farm. I play with my Belgian draft horses
and work in my wood working shop while my wife operates a small store in
Perry selling women's clothing.
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Roundup, 20. Juli 1973
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Two J(ohnson)S(pace)C(enter)
employees Axel Larsen (FC4) and Harley Weyer (FC2) recently
prevented a man from drowning in Galveston Bay near Seabrook.
Larsen and Weyer said
they were returning from an evening of sailing Sunday, July 8 when
they heard cries for help. They sailed in the direction of the cries
for help. They sailed in the direction of the cries with a
flashlight and were able to distinguish a man's head bobbing in the
waves and currents.
When efforts to get a
life pre- |
server to the man —
Dale Taylor — failed, Larsen swam to him and kept him afloat while
Weyer manuvered his sailboat around to pick them up.
While a rescue squad
and local peace officers assisted Taylor on the ground, Larsen and Weyer
sailed out in search of an other man who had accompanied Taylor in
an attempt to swim across the channel.
It was later learned
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