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... also their parent bodies. ''MEDIA ADVISORY: M13-074 - NASA ADMINISTRATOR TOURS ADVANCED AVIATION TECHNOLOGY AT LANGLEY, MEETS MEDIA FRIDAY'' --WASHINGTON -- NASA Administrator Charles Bolden will see technologies NASA is developing to make ... title of honorary fellow, on William Gerstenmaier, NASA's associate administrator for human exploration and operations and presented NASA's Associate Administrator for Science, astronaut John Grunsfeld, with its AIAA National Capitol ...

... . Jim Bridenstine and acting NASA Administrator Robert Lightfoot on Thursday’s U.S. Senate confirmation of Bridenstine as the 13th Administrator for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration: "It is an honor to be confirmed by the United States Senate to serve as NASA Administrator,” said Bridenstine. “I am ...

... facility. Media are invited to tour Langley’s Advanced Structures and Materials laboratory with the administrator. There they’ll see first-hand ongoing research, including the development of large space structures ... following the tour there will be an additional 30-minute availability for interviews with the administrator. Schedule: Noon – 12:15 p.m. EDT: Media check-in at the NASA Langley Badge ...

... important science and exploration objectives on and around the Moon. ''MEDIA ADVISORY M18-144'' '''NASA Administrator Highlights ‘Moon to Mars’ Events Across Agency Oct. 24''' NASA invites media to visit one ... ’s missions work together to uncover incredible mysteries in our cosmos,” said Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate at Headquarters, Washington. “If confirmed, this finding could completely ...

... 1968, headed new Office of Applications. Dr. Wernher von Braun retired as NASA Deputy Associate Administrator for Planning to become Corporate Vice President for Engineering and Development at Fairchild Industries, Inc ... Wing was dedicated July 1. Dedication ceremonies were attended by Dr. James C. Fletcher , NASA Administrator; Apollo 11 Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong ; and Mercury Astronaut John H. Glenn . During year, James ...

... about NASA’s substituting pickaback rendezvous target for Agena stage in Project Gemini flights, Associate Administrator Robert C. Seamans said: “That is definitely by the boards. We did study that kind ... orbit rendezvous. ''(NASA Budget Briefing FY 1964 Transcript)'' At NASA FY 1964 Budget Briefing, NASA Administrator James E. Webb acknowledged reported combustion instability in F-1 engine : “It isn’t just ...

... . Star, 2/6/64, 15 )'' Testifying before House Committee on Science and Astronautics, NASA Associate Administrator for Space Science and Applications Dr. Homer E. Newell discussed objectives, progress, and future plans ... NASA Office of Procurement, was appointed Assistant Deputy Associate Administrator for Procurement Policy. In this position, Mr. Brackett would assist NASA Deputy Associate Administrator for Industry Affairs on procurement policy, "particularly with ...

... speech to Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Washington: "At the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, it has been estimated that about 40 percent of our booster costs, 70 percent of ... ,000 of its accidentally hitting the planet. ''(AP, Tulsa Daily World, 5/21/64)'' NASA Administrator James E. Webb was presented with Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association's Distinguished Service ...

... level because of reduced funding, was also changing to meet changing requirements, NASA Asso­ciate Administrator for Organization and Management Harold B. Fin­ger told Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space ... of data and information" in many disciplines. ''(Testimony)'' NASA Assistant Administrator for Administration William E. Lilly pre­sented NASA's FY 1969 administrative operations ''(AO)'' budget to Sen­ate Committee on Aeronautical and ...

... $648.2 million requested by NASA in budget. Dr. Paine emphasized that administrative operations appropriation did not cover only "administrative" expenses, it covered direct costs of operating NASA laboratories, research centers, development centers, and launch centers. NASA Administrator James E. Webb told Committee: ". . . when you use words such as 'Congress consistently has supported ...

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