Photos of Honeysuckle People from other websites

from Mike Dinn

Mike Dinn’s Apollo Memorabilia

– and selected items from his site –

Stills from an Australian Information Service – TV news film – 1969 – with photos of people at Parkes and Honeysuckle.

To see the full size versions, as well as photos of people at Parkes, please see Mike Dinn’s site (which you can go to by clicking on any of the images).

USB area	Laurie Turner	John Mitchell
John Mitchell	Len Litherland	Len Litherland
Ed von Renouard	Mike Dinn and John Saxon	Mike Dinn and John Saxon
John Saxon	Mike Dinn	Mike Dinn

The full size versions are on Mike Dinn’s site

and the Honeysuckle portion of the film
(Black and white, no sound, 90sec 2.3MB, Windows Media).

From John Saxon

John Saxon’s Honeysuckle Creek pages

– and selected items from his site –

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More photos of people at work at HSK

All of these pictures (except the one of Peter Cohn) were taken by Hamish Lindsay, and were passed on to John by Bob Burns (ex-Goddard Aircraft Simulation team leader).

To see the full size versions, please see John Saxon’s site (which you can go to by clicking on any of the images).

 

Ian Anderson – Antenna control console	Frank Campbell – Antenna Position and Tracking data processors	Martin Geasley and Merl Stokes – Comms Room
Bryan Sullivan and ?Gordon Bendall – Command computer and I/O console	?Gordon Bendall (standing) and Bryan Sullivan – Telemetry Computer and I/O console	Peter Cohn (foreground) and Bryan Sullivan – Computer tape drives
Rich Murdas and John Mitchell – SDDS	Clive Cross - Frequency Standards and Timing Distribution	Ron Hicks – Command Computer
John Saxon and Ken Lee – Ops Console	John Saxon and Ken Lee – Ops Console	Bernard Smith – Twin Ranging equipment racks
Bruce Cameron, Len Litherland, Eric Gadd – Receivers, Exciters and Transmitter controls	Bruce Withey at the Telemetry Analog Recorders.	Clive Cross (seated) and Eric Stallard – Telemetry PCM demods & simulator
Wally Smallwood – Test equipment	Keith Hiscock and Fred Hill (standing) in the Comms Centre

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