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REDIRECT Canadian Rocket Society

... would thus be wonderful to find out if this film still exists. ---- ---- LATER ITERATION OF CRS (CRS No. 3), AND POSSIBLE FOLLOW-ON GROUPS: For certain then, we know that the ... Post” of Pickering, a sizable city immediately east of Toronto, Canada, we again encounter the CRS in the enlightening story, “Mini Cape Kennedy.” This article beautifully describes rocketry activities that were ...

... Hillel Diamond, a music student at the University of Toronto, created The Canadian Rocket Society (CRS) which was modeled on the German VfR . After the war Kurt Richard Stehling returned to ... Durant, one of the editors of Missiles and Rockets magazine, writing in June 1958, the CRS folded in 1953 before being resurrected as the Canadian Astronautical Society CAS . This is inconsistent ... Royal Engineers, served in World War 1 and served as President of the CRS. Other members of the CRS included Fred Hurter (President 1945), Captain Edward Cecil Evans Fox (Chair), Kurt Stehling ...

... the Spring of 1948 it appears that these two competing societies merged under the CRS banner. ---- The CRS displayed designs for their "''C-1''" moon rocket at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE ... Brothers all the way through to the International Space Station (ISS). Other members of the CRS included Captain Edward Cecil Evans Fox (Chair), Kurt Stehling (President), Jack Bird (VP), Boris Duke ...

... .N. jurisdiction and control, establishing "United Nations Space Council modeled after the World Health Organization." ''(CR, 9/18/69, S10895-907)'' List of U.S. attempts during 1969 to effect cooperative ... meeting materials so Soviet scientists might develop proposals. He had suggested possibility of later discussions. ''(CR, 9/18/69, S1095-6)'' Post Office Dept. announced delay in delivery of moon landing ...

... . Bennett (D-Fla.) introduced H.J.R. 198, to redesignate Cape Kennedy as Cape Canaveral. ''(CR, 1/18/73, H365)'' Selection of Fairchild Industries , Inc., for full-scale development of the ... )'' The Senate confirmed the nomination of Claude S. Brinegar to be Secre­tary of Transportation. ''(CR, 1/18/73, S799)'' NASA launched an Aerobee 200 sounding rocket from White Sands Missile ... provide for systematic U.S. conversion to the metric system over a 10-yr period. ''(CR, 1/18/73, H361)'' 1973 January 1973 January Jan 1 1973 1 Jan 2 1973 ...

... -Science-Veterans appropriations bill that included a $3.002-billion NASA appropriation see July 26 . ''(CR, 8/1/73, H7109-16)'' U.S. Embassy officials in Moscow presented to U.S ... be an Air Force general. Gen. Phillips became Commander of the Air Force Systems Command. ''(CR, 8/1/73, S15382; DOD Release 368-73)'' The British Interplanetary Society issued a statement ... policy and the National Science Foundation would collect resources information in a research data base. ''(CR, 8/1/73, E5279-81)'' Federal support to universities and colleges rose $643 million, or ...

... SPACE STATION'' CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- The first SpaceX launch for NASA's Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) contract is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 7, from Space Launch Complex 40 on Cape Canaveral ... by a Dragon to the station, following a successful demonstration mission in May. Under the CRS contract, SpaceX will restore an American capability to deliver and return significant amounts of cargo ...

... Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket for its fourth contracted resupply mission. The flight, known as CRS-4, will deliver samples and equipment to the International Space Station for research investigations that ... processing systems as well as many geophysical applications on Earth. Another hot investigation launching on CRS-4 includes the Burning and Suppression of Solids – Milliken (BASS-M) investigation, which examines the ...

... the legislative branch does not default in its obligation to take action in this area.” ''(CR, 2/7/63, 1949-50)'' Dr. James E. Roberts, USAF scientist, told aerospace medicine conference ... the entire area is in favor of the center, and in fact, working for it . . . .’ ''(CR, 2/11/63, A663)'' Frederick R. Kappel, Chairman of the Board of AT&T , was ... and to achieve pre-eminence in all major aspects of space science and space exploration . . . .” ''(CR, 2/11/63,A656)'' February 1963 February Feb 1 1963 1 Feb 2 1963 2 ...

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