White FCR .281998.E2.80.932011.29 Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center

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the white fcr during sts-115 in 2006


the white fcr, used space shuttle operations, arranged in 5 rows. left right, viewed rear of room):


the front row (the trench ) had fdo (pronounced fido ), responsible orbital guidance , orbital changes, depending on phase of flight; either guidance, specialist in procedures of 2 high-energy, fast-paced phases of flight or rendezvous, specialist in orbital rendezvous procedures; , gc, controller responsible computers , systems in mcc itself.


the second row had prop, responsible propulsion system; gnc, responsible systems determine spacecraft s attitude , issue commands control it; mmacs (pronounced max ), responsible mechanical systems on space craft, such payload bay doors , landing gear; , egil (pronounced eagle ), responsible fuel cells, electrical distribution , o2 & h2 supplies.


the third row had dps, responsible computer systems; aco or payloads, responsible payload-related activities (depending on whether shuttle flight supported iss assembly flight or not; fao, responsible overall plans of activities entire flight; , eecom responsible management of environmental systems.


the fourth row had inco, responsible communications systems uploading systems commands vehicle; flight—the flight director, person in charge of flight; capcom, astronaut controller talk astronauts on board; , pdrs, responsible robot arm operations.


the row had pao (public affairs officer), voice of mcc; mod, management representative, depending on phase of flight; either rio mir flights, russian-speaker spoke russian mcc, known Цуп, (tsup); booster responsible srbs , ssmes during ascent, or eva responsible space suit systems , eva tasks; , finally, surgeon.







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