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To: dennisw; Conservababe; JulieRNR21
I see the same way. Platoons of grief counselors are their way. Welcome to today's America where the scientists emote and (with Title 9) the women have 50% of funds for college sports and sports scholarships. It's a mega tragedy and I won't sully it any further. But this is how see it.

You stay professional on console. I KNOW! I have been on console for launch failures. However, it hits you right in the gut soon after.

953 posted on 02/01/2003 1:14:18 PM PST by RadioAstronomer
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To: RadioAstronomer
You stay professional on console. I KNOW! I have been on console for launch failures. However, it hits you right in the gut soon after.

Thank you, RA, for this insight. I think we all can appreciate how professionals must handle the crisis at the time, but the emotional devastation afterward must be crushing. As I understand it, NASA behaves as one huge family...one that you never really leave even if professional pursuits take you far away from Mission Control. I offer my heartfelt condolances to you, my friend, as you are indeed a permanent part of NASA's extended family.

1,045 posted on 02/01/2003 3:14:00 PM PST by Aracelis
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