Comment by groundzeros2015
3 hours ago
If you are correct and the real answer is late 1967, then my comment still stands. She wasn’t the manager for even 40% (20%?) of the schedule.
3 hours ago
If you are correct and the real answer is late 1967, then my comment still stands. She wasn’t the manager for even 40% (20%?) of the schedule.
Not really. Here's what you claimed in your comment:
>A link [...] argues [...] that she did not participate in the moon landing project to the extent suggested here [i.e. in the article]
And what do we find in the article? A statement of exactly the facts we've tediously established above:
> Hamilton worked first on the software for the uncrewed Apollo missions and then was promoted into leading the team developing the on-board flight software for the crewed missions. By 1968 she was assistant director in charge of the Command and Service Module team, and more than 400 people were working on Apollo’s software.