Flight Director - Revision history

IronyFail: DRAGAN NOT DAEDALUS

2011-03-09T00:56:18Z

DRAGAN NOT DAEDALUS

Naue2000: Other types of FD

2011-03-07T02:02:24Z

Other types of FD

Darth Wombat: my bad. These lists should not exist.

2010-12-06T03:26:22Z

my bad. These lists should not exist.

Whatever: /* Interim Flight Directors */

2010-12-02T18:44:08Z

‎Interim Flight Directors

Darth Wombat: Added Category Mission Specific

2010-03-27T17:49:44Z

Added Category Mission Specific

Stefanido at 16:57, 3 March 2010

2010-03-03T16:57:08Z

Darth Wombat: I can't think of any more interrim Flight Directors

2010-02-28T21:51:56Z

I can't think of any more interrim Flight Directors

Darth Wombat at 05:37, 7 February 2010

2010-02-07T05:37:19Z

Darth Wombat: clarified as per some of Arrian's implied suggestions, updated

2010-02-07T05:37:02Z

clarified as per some of Arrian's implied suggestions, updated

Darth Wombat at 05:34, 7 February 2010

2010-02-07T05:34:20Z

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 ==Junior Flight Director==
-For [[Mission]] [[Daedalus]] a the position "Junior Flight Director" was added to fill a few extra shifts. These were similar to interim Flight Directors as they were mostly to fill spaces in the schedules, but were planned. The Junior Flight Directors for that mission ([[Zola Magwood]] and [[Jane MacLeod]]) each took one night shift.
+For [[Mission]] [[Dragan]] a the position "Junior Flight Director" was added to fill a few extra shifts. These were similar to interim Flight Directors as they were mostly to fill spaces in the schedules, but were planned. The Junior Flight Directors for that mission ([[Zola Magwood]] and [[Jane MacLeod]]) each took one night shift.
 ==Interim Flight Director==

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 {{Main|FLIGHT Procedures}}
 ==See Also==
 * [[List of Leadership Positions]]

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 ==Duties and Procedures==
 {{Main|FLIGHT Procedures}}
 ==See Also==

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 *[[Nick Goddard]]
 *[[Ian Martin]]
 ==See Also==

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 *[[Ian Martin]]
-==See also==
+==See Also==
-−
 * [[List of Leadership Positions]]
 [[Category: Mission Control]]
 [[Category:Mission Control Positions]]

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-This rank of '''Flight Director''' is [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. While the [[Mission Commander]] is considered the ultimate authority in [[Mission Control]] command, being in charge of every aspect of the main mission, he/she will slot members into the position of Flight Director while making the [[Mission Control Schedule]]. A flight director is assigned for every shift, although sometimes may double in other roles if understaffed (this is generally inadviseable, as managing the stream of communication is liable to distract an overworked flight director from whatever program they are supposed to monitor). All Mission Controllers report to the Flight Director even when the [[Mission Commander]] is present, but except when aboard the habitat the Mission Commander retains the power to override the Flight Director at any time.
+This rank of '''Flight Director''' is [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. The Flight Director is in charge of all Mission Control activities and is the only member of Mission Control who is permitted to authorize the [[Habitat]] to perform certain activities such as Launch or [[EVA]].
 ==Previous Flight Directors==
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 *[[Samuel Baltz]]
-===Interrim Flight Directors===
+===Interim Flight Directors===
-An interrim Flight Director serves whenever the acting Flight Director cannot. They are usually the [[Mission Specialist]], or in the absence of a Mission Specialist they are the next most senior person in Mission Control. They can serve anywhere from 5 minutes to an entire shift. These have included:
+An interim Flight Director serves whenever the acting Flight Director cannot. They are usually the [[Mission Specialist]], or in the absence of a Mission Specialist they are the next most senior person in Mission Control. They can serve anywhere from 5 minutes to an entire shift. These have included:
 *[[Chris Hawthorne]]
 *[[Nick Goddard]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:51, 28 February 2010
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	This rank of '''Flight Director''' is [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. While the [[Mission Commander]] is considered the ultimate authority in [[Mission Control]] command, being in charge of every aspect of the main mission, he/she will slot members into the position of Flight Director while making the [[Mission Control Schedule]]. A flight director is assigned for every shift, although sometimes may double in other roles if understaffed (this is generally inadviseable, as managing the stream of communication is liable to distract an overworked flight director from whatever program they are supposed to monitor). All Mission Controllers report to the Flight Director even when the [[Mission Commander]] is present, but except when aboard the habitat the Mission Commander retains the power to override the Flight Director at any time.		This rank of '''Flight Director''' is [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. While the [[Mission Commander]] is considered the ultimate authority in [[Mission Control]] command, being in charge of every aspect of the main mission, he/she will slot members into the position of Flight Director while making the [[Mission Control Schedule]]. A flight director is assigned for every shift, although sometimes may double in other roles if understaffed (this is generally inadviseable, as managing the stream of communication is liable to distract an overworked flight director from whatever program they are supposed to monitor). All Mission Controllers report to the Flight Director even when the [[Mission Commander]] is present, but except when aboard the habitat the Mission Commander retains the power to override the Flight Director at any time.
		+
		+	==Previous Flight Directors==
		+	===Scheduled Flight Directors===
		+	*[[Ben Paul]]
		+	*[[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]]
		+	*[[Samuel Baltz]]
		+
		+	===Interrim Flight Directors===
		+	An interrim Flight Director serves whenever the acting Flight Director cannot. They are usually the [[Mission Specialist]], or in the absence of a Mission Specialist they are the next most senior person in Mission Control. They can serve anywhere from 5 minutes to an entire shift. These have included:
		+	*[[Chris Hawthorne]]
		+	*[[Nick Goddard]]
		+	*[[Ian Martin]]

	==See also==		==See also==

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:37, 7 February 2010
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−	This rank of '''Flight Director''' is [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. While the [[Mission Commander]] is considered the ultimate authority in [[Mission Control]] command, being in charge of every aspect of the main mission, he/she will slot members into the position of Flight Director while making the [[Mission Control Schedule]]. A flight director is assigned for every shift, although sometimes may double in other roles if understaffed (this is generally inadviseable, as managing the stream of communication is liable to distract an overworked flight director from whatever program they are supposed to monitor). All Mission Controllers report to the Flight Director even when the [[Mission Commander]] is present, but except when aboard the habitat the Mission Commander retains the power to ~~overide~~ the Flight Director at any time.	+	This rank of '''Flight Director''' is [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. While the [[Mission Commander]] is considered the ultimate authority in [[Mission Control]] command, being in charge of every aspect of the main mission, he/she will slot members into the position of Flight Director while making the [[Mission Control Schedule]]. A flight director is assigned for every shift, although sometimes may double in other roles if understaffed (this is generally inadviseable, as managing the stream of communication is liable to distract an overworked flight director from whatever program they are supposed to monitor). All Mission Controllers report to the Flight Director even when the [[Mission Commander]] is present, but except when aboard the habitat the Mission Commander retains the power to override the Flight Director at any time.

	==See also==		==See also==

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:34, 7 February 2010
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−	This rank of '''Flight Director''' [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. While the [[Mission Commander]] is present for a large part of the mission (between 60-75%) and is considered the ultimate authority in [[Mission Control]] command, he/she will slot members into this position while making the [[Mission Control Schedule]]. A flight director is assigned for every shift, although sometimes may double in other roles if understaffed. All Mission Controllers report to the Flight Director even when the [[Mission Commander]] is present, but the Mission Commander retains the power to overide the Flight Director at any time.	+	This rank of '''Flight Director''' is [[Mission-Specific]] and refers to the ranking officer in [[Mission Control]] during the mission. While the [[Mission Commander]] is present for a large part of the mission (between 60-75%) and is considered the ultimate authority in [[Mission Control]] command, he/she will slot members into this position while making the [[Mission Control Schedule]]. A flight director is assigned for every shift, although sometimes may double in other roles if understaffed. All Mission Controllers report to the Flight Director even when the [[Mission Commander]] is present, but the Mission Commander retains the power to overide the Flight Director at any time.

	==See also==		==See also==