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... that Apollo flight director Pete Frank(pictured) was a finalist for NASA Astronaut Group 5? Shayler, David (2017). The last of NASA's original pilot astronauts : expanding the space frontier in the late sixties. Cham: Springer-Praxis Books. pp. 76–78. p. 76 begins the section "The Twenty-Five Unsuccessful Group 5 Applicants", and Frank's bio is within that on p. 78.
ALT1:... that Apollo flight director Pete Frank(pictured) wrote NASA's Foundations of Mission Operations? Grass, Justin (August 19, 2019). "[1]
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Both main and ALT1 hooks verified (I have the book) Hawkeye7 (discuss) 22:20, 22 July 2020 (UTC)