Wendt Guenter, Russel Still. The unbroken chain

Autobiography. — Burlington, Ontario 2001. — 256 p. — ISBN: 189652284X.Guenter Wendt’s autobiography, The Unbroken Chain, is a ground shaking, fumes in your nostrils documentary of the glory days of manned spaceflight. It is described in graphic detail by the one man who worked side by side with every astronaut that left the Cape bound for space.
Because of his unique perspective from the launch pad, his story is filled with important accounts and rich anecdotes, many of which have never been published until now. From the altitude chamber, to the simulators, to the white room itself, follow The Unbroken Chain to the moon and beyond. There is no other story like it.In the beginning
An American in space
Not an easy business
Orbit!
Problems with pairs
Learning to walk
Three astronauts at Pad 34
A giant's reach
"Live from the Moon"
Breaks in the chain
The height of adventure
The end of Apollo
Into the desert
A new chain
Epilogue: Where Guenter went -- Researching the chain