Leroy Cain Heads Space Shuttle Launch Integration at KSC

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11.10.05

Jessica Rye
Kennedy Space Center, Fla.
Phone: (321) 867-2468 

RELEASE: 102-05

LEROY CAIN HEADS SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH INTEGRATION AT KSC

Former flight director LeRoy Cain will direct all launch integration 
activities associated with the space shuttle at NASA's Kennedy Space 
Center, Fla., reporting directly to program manager Wayne Hale at the 
Johnson Space Center, Houston. He replaces astronaut Gregory C. 
Johnson, who returned to JSC after a year and a half. 

Cain, who served as the ascent and entry flight director for 
Discovery's STS-114 Return to Flight mission in July/August 2005, 
will assist with overall management, integration and operations of 
the Space Shuttle Program and define launch integration requirements 
between the shuttle and international space station programs. 

"LeRoy has demonstrated excellent skills in management of complex 
programs under very dynamic situations," Hale said. "He steps into 
Greg's role and assumes additional duties at a critical time when the 
shuttle program must hold up its corner of the new exploration 
initiative." 

After graduation from Iowa State University in 1988, Cain joined the 
Guidance, Navigation and Control Systems Section at JSC. He was 
selected to be a flight director in 1998 and worked 16 shuttle 
flights - six as ascent flight director and eight as entry flight 
director. 

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