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I've listened to this a thousand times and it never grows old so thought Id stick it here for easy access but needed something as a backdrop so decided to use the reconstruction of the landing decent profile as it looked interesting and baffling in equal measures :) ... Recommend turning on Transcript..

Apollo 11 Flight Controller Radio Loop...
PDI Go/No Go-13:55 (PDI, the moment that thrusters are fired to assist Eagles' descent on to the surface of the Moon)
Continue PDI Go/No Go-23:05
1202 Alarm- 24:40 (The 1202 error was an indication that the computer was being asked to do more than it could handle. The system was well designed, so it saved what it was doing and restarted itself to clear the problem. It was designed to drop less-urgent operations when needed.)
Landing Go/No Go- 28:10 Altitude 3000 ft
60 Seconds of Fuel Remaining Call Out- 31:10
30 Seconds of Fuel Remaining Call Out- 31:40
Landing- 31:50 -- 20.17UTC 20/7/69
T1Stay- Stay/No Stay- 33:00 ( Eagle had a small window to Abort and return to Columbia as it passed over, at the time Neil an Buzz were watching rising pressures in the landers fluid lines that was caused by ice forming after engine shutdown, this ice shifted on its own but they were close to an emergency ascent, you can hear Buzz mention " where gonna be busy for a minute " just after touchdown then report " We are venting the ice" )

Flight Director Gene Kranz: (FLIGHT) Oversaw and guided the mission control team
Flight Dynamics Officer:(FIDO) Jay Greene monitored the spacecraft's trajectory and course corrections
Capsule Communicator:(CAPCOM) Charlie Duke was the liaison between the astronauts and Mission Control
Electrical, Environmental, and Communications Officer (EECOM): John Aaron monitored the electrical, environmental, and life support systems
Guidance Officer:(GUIIDO) Steve Bales monitored the on-board navigational systems and guidance computer software
Retrofire Officer:(RETRO) Chuck Deiterich was responsible for abort procedures and retrofire burns
Flight Surgeon:(SURGEON) John Ziegelschmidt
Telecommunications Officer:(TELMU) Don Puddy was responsible for the lunar module's electrical, life support, and communications systems