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... Committee on "Future Research Facilities of National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA ," headed by Charles A. Lindbergh , recommended that a powerplant research center be established at once, a recommendation resulting in the ...

Robert H. Goddard has "hair raising" flight with Charles A. Lindbergh . Newspapers report that Max Valier has been testing his jet-car propelled by "compressed air".

... Technology, Cal Tech, Univ. of Washington, Stanford Univ., and Univ. of Michigan. Fund aided Charles A. Lindbergh after first transatlantic crossing. Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Foundation, established in 1924, sponsored much of ...

... engineering, public safety, urban land use, and transportation. ''( Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Release 622)'' Charles A. Lindbergh discussed supersonic transport aircraft in New York Times article: "For me, aviation has value only ...

... Administrator of Veterans Administration, died in San Diego, Calif., at 82. He had helped Charles A. Lindbergh plan routes for first U.S. passenger airline in 1928 and had served as Vice ...

... landing mission. Previous winners of the Guggenheim Medal included Orville Wright , William E. Boeing , and Charles A. Lindbergh . July 1997 July August 1997 August Aug 1 1997 1 Aug 2 1997 2 ...

... Peter H. Diamandis , had modeled the Ansari X Prize on the Orteig Prize, which Charles A. Lindbergh had won in 1927 for completing the first nonstop flight from New York to Paris ...

... was now center director, and he'd come around every day and see me. And Charles R. "Skinny" Lewis was the flight director. I'd go and see him every day ... the second guy who flew an airplane across the Atlantic?" He said, "Don't forget Lindbergh carried his back on a ship; he didn't fly it back." I wonder sometimes ...

... 8, 10, 11, and 12 were accomplished in safety," ''(NYT, 4/15/70)'' Washington Post: "Lindbergh gave up a continent, as the astronauts gave up a planet, because he had measured ... who ride in it and the men in Houston who guide it can find what Lindbergh found. 'Somewhere in an unknown recess of my mind,' he wrote 'I've discovered that ...

... at the 32nd Paris Air Show, under the theme "The Continuous Challenge: 50 Years Since Lindbergh." NASA planned to display concepts of space communities and their construction; living, farming, and manufacturing ... stations in space, together with a 3-screen presentation of the 50yr of flight since Lindbergh. A 2.4m Shuttle model would include the European Space Agency 's Spacelab , part of ...

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