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Astro Info Service @aisoffice 10:50 AM · May 28, 2025Congrats to Glenn Yeakel, who turns 69 OTD. Group 2 (1982) MSE trained as a potential DoD Payload Specialist & shortlisted (1985 & 87) as a candidate Shuttle PS but not assigned. After the MSE program, he returned to USAF duties, including support of STS-39 DoD payload elements.
Congrats to David Staib, BTD 1955. (1977-81) worked in (DoD) IUS program office in LA; (1981-85) assigned Cape Canaveral, USAF Lead STS-6 & -51C IUS processing; (1985) Selected USAF MSE Group 3; (1985-1988) MSE Payload Specialist training; (1988) retired MSE & resumed USAF career
Astro Info Service @aisoffice 12:42 PM · Jun 25, 2025Congratulations to USAF Brig Gen (Rtd) Katherine Roberts, who turns 71 today. (Sep 1982) Selected USAF 2nd MSE cadre. Assigned to fly on STS-62B until Apr 1986, cancelled in the wake of the Challenger accident. Briefly considered for STS-27, she returned to her USAF career.
Astro Info Service @aisoffice 9:01 AM · Jul 10, 2025Congrats to UK Space Shuttle Payload Specialist candidate Christopher Holmes, who turns 75 OTD. Selected in the UK Skynet group in 1984, he was in PS training for STS-71C as BUp to Peter Longhurst RN until 1986 when the programme was cancelled following the loss of Challenger.
Congrats to Neil Woodward BTD 1962. Selected 1998 NASA Group 17 ("The Penguins"). No spaceflights. (1998-2000) Ascan training; Cape Crusader KSC; (2004-2008) Exploration Systems Mission Directorate NASA HQ; (2008) Retd NASA & as Cdr USN; works in the information technology field.
Congrats to Livingston "Livvy" Holder BTD 1956. Selected for the USAF Manned Space Flight Engineer Program (1982); (1982-1988) MSE STS training; (1988) retired USAF & entered the private sector; Boeing's X-33 Program Manager; currently aerospace consultant.
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Jim Newman, who turns 68 today (b. 1956) first orbited the Earth as an MS on STS-51 in 1993. He would fly on 3 further Shuttle missions (STS-69 in 1995, -88 in 1998 & -109 in 2002) logging over 43 days in space & completing 6 EVAs. Selected in 1990 (Group 13) he left NASA in 2008