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NASA Honors Ulysses Mission Team

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June 9, 2009: The long standing efforts and extraordinary achievements of the Ulysses Mission Team were recognized by NASA during the 2009 NASA Honors Award ceremony held at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory on 9th June 2009.

The following awards were conferred to the team and its leaders:

  • Group Achievement Award to the Ulysses Mission Team
     
    Given in regconition of an outstanding accomplishment that has been made through the coordination of many individual efforts and has contributed significantly to the accomplishment of the NASA mission.
     
    Accepted on behalf of the entire mission team by Bruce Brymer, JPL Ulysses Ground Systems Manager
     
  • Exceptional Public Service Medal to Nigel Angold, ESA Ulysses Mission Operations Manager.
     
    This award is granted for exceptional contributions to the NASA mission.
     
  • Exceptional Public Service Medal to Richard Marsden, ESA Ulysses Mission Manager and ESA Ulysses Project Scientist (who was unable to attend the ceremony)
     
  • Outstanding Leadership Medal to Ed Massey, NASA Ulysses Project Manager
     
    This award is granted for notably outstanding leadership that affects NASA technical or administrative programs.

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