Space Forum / Shuttle / January 2005

404. Because of the wrap.

This is easier:

http://makeashorterlink.com/?W25C2265A

I can't find the on-line account from another flight surgeon at the Cape,
who was in charge of the three bodies. About twenty years later, he wrote
an essay in 'Journal of Aerospace Medicine' about the moment he carefully,
apprehensively unlatched and removed Chaffee's helmet. The men had
suffocated
when an air loop broke loose and sucked cabin smoke into their suits -- and
as
a result, the doc's first impression was of a face, relaxed as if in sleep,
covered
with a brown patina -- "like a young sleeping bronze god", he recalls his
first impressions.