Arnold D. Aldrich Oral History

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Arnold D. Aldrich Oral History Interviews

April 28, 2008

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At the request of the current Space Shuttle Program Manager, and as part of the JSC TacitKnowledge Capture Project, Mr. Aldrich wrote a paper detailing some of his experiences, best practices, and lessons learned as a former Space Shuttle Program Manager.

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