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... Systems Division, "Third Meeting of New Projects Panel," October 1, 1959.'' Media:MAR-1959-09-28.pdf Missiles & Rockets Sep 28 1959

Media:1945-09-28_V4I38LARC1945.pdf Langley Air Scoop September 28 1945

... Technology (Georgia Tech) in Atlanta, lead author of a report on these findings published Sept. 28 by Nature Geoscience. Ojha first noticed these puzzling features as a University of Arizona undergraduate ...

... they pose questions to the Citadel astronaut alumnus. Bresnik launched to the space station July 28 and is expected to return to Earth in December. A Marine Corps veteran, Bresnik is ...

One JN4 aircraft maneuvered another JN4 in flight solely by means of radio at Langley Field, Va.

Navy aircraft won first and second places in Schneider Cup international seaplane races at Cowes, England, and established new world record for seaplanes with a speed of 109.89 mph for 200 kilometers. Flying CR-3's powered by Curtiss D-12 engines, Lt. David Rittenhouse achieved 177.38 mph in the race, while Lt. Rutledge Irvine placed second with 173.46 mph.

An Army Signal Corps unmanned balloon, released at Belmar, N.J., set a 140,000-root altitude record. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA Flight Propulsion Research Laboratory in Cleveland .was redesignated the Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory , in memory of Dr. George W. Lewis who died on July 12, 1948.

In a balloon launched at Holloman AFB , eight white mice survived an Aeromedical Laboratory flight to an altitude of 97,000 feet.

Special meeting of the Air Force Council reviewed USAF R&D program and recommended to Chief of Staff Vandenberg the development of an intercontinental strategic weapons system.

Nike-Asp test flight from Navy LSD ''Point Defiance'' near Puka Island reached 800,000 feet, the highest altitude ever reached by ship-launched rocket, in preliminary test of Nike-Asp for use in International Geophysical year IGY solar eclipse studies.

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