Brian Anderson: Importance of Knowledge Transfer (Parachutes)
Brian Anderson is the Project Management for the Orion Capsule Parachute Assembly System at Johnson Space Center. To view more lessons learned videos from NASA, visit the Critical Knowledge Gateway at https://km.nasa.gov/critical-knowledge-gateway/
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