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Media:1947-01-17LARCI02V6.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 17 1947
Media:1947-01-24LARCI03V6.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 24 1947
Media:1947-01-31LARCI04V6.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 31 1947
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Media:1947-10-17LARCI41V6.pdf Langley Air Scoop Oct 17 1947
Media:1947-10-24LARCI42V6.pdf Langley Air Scoop Oct 24 1947
Media:1947-10-31LARCI43V6.pdf Langley Air Scoop Oct 31 1947
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A. L. Berger of Wright Field received the Thurman H. Bane Award for 1947 for work in developing new types of high-temperature ceramic coatings for use in aircraft engines.
Arthur Valentine Cleaver A.V. Cleaver delivers paper entitled ''Interplanetary Flight: Is the Rocket the Only Answer?'' at the monthly meeting of the British Interplanetary Society . 58 members present. The paper was reproduced in Volume 6 No 5 June 1947 edition of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society .
... , bound for Camp Kilmer in New Jersey. They arrived in New York on August 2nd 1947. The manifest listed them as "German scientists part of Project Paperclip." Most of the twelve ...
First experimental operation of model slotted-throat wind tunnel. Langley Laboratory's Ray H. Wright, working theoretically, and Vernon G. Ward, working experimentally with a parasite tunnel attached to the Langley 16-foot high-speed tunnel, collaborated In an effort that resulted in establishment of transonic flow with the use of longitudinal slots in the walls of the throat of a conventional ...
Telemetry operated successfully in a V-2 missile V-2 firing at White Sands Proving Ground WSPG , Army Ordnance's Hermes telemetry system.
President Truman directed that production of nuclear weapons continue, following the recommendations of the AEC and the Secretaries of War and Navy.
Navy Loon launched from submarine Cusk at Point Mugu, first launching of a guided missile from a submarine.
Wac Corporal (WAC-B), fired from White Sands Proving Ground WSPG . attained an altitude of 240,000 feet.
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