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“Air Power for Peace” article appears in National Geographic Magazine Kenneth Gatland chairman of the CBAS and now founder of the renewed BIS continues his summary of rocket propulsion in Practical Mechanics magazine. In this issues he talks about sounding rockets.

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... 1946 Media:1946-01-11-LARCV4I02.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 11 1946 Media:1946-01-18-LARCV4I03.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 18 1946 Media:1946-01-25-LARCV4I04.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 25 1946 Media:1946 ...

... large high-altitude rocket, first called the Neptune, later the Viking launch vehicle Viking . Media:1946-01-18-LARCV4I03.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 18 ...

First American-assembled V-2 missile V-2 static fired at White Sands Proving Ground . Media:1946-03-15-LARCV4I11.pdf Langley Air Scoop Mar 15 1946

First American rocket to escape earth's atmosphere, the JPL - Ordnance Wac, reached 50-mile height after launch from White Sands Proving Ground WSPG . Media:1946-03-22-LARCV4I12.pdf Langley Air Scoop Mar 22 1946

Project MX-774 inaugurated by AAF with Consolidated-Vultee to study rocket capabilities with an ICBM as a final objective. Media:1946-04-19-LARCV4I16.pdf Langley Air Scoop Apr 19 1946

Original design and development of Aerobee sounding rocket begun when contract was given to Aerojet Engineering Corp. First flight of Douglas XB-43, light jet-propelled bomber. Media:1946-05-17-LARCV4I20.pdf Langley Air Scoop May 17 1946

Navy established Naval Ordnance Missile Test Center at White Sands Proving Ground WSPG . Media:1946-06-14-LARCV4I24.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jun 14 1946

National Air Museum was established under the Smithsonian Institution by act of Congress. Media:1946-08-02-LARCV4I31.pdf Langley Air Scoop Aug 02 1946

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