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... at that time, and I was working on the Atlas complex. I went to the Atlas complex. At the end of the Atlas D Program and during the updating I stayed there for ... people and with the system and make it successful. '''Barton:''' For example, on the Atlas, the Atlas vehicle, a lot of people don't understand, stainless steel is only 32-thousandths inches ... Program? '''Barton:''' The E Program? '''Harvey:''' You'd mentioned it— '''Wright:''' The Atlas E. '''Barton:''' Atlas E. See, the Atlas models went from A, B, C, D, E, F and G. Each time ...

... up, slap a "Secret" cover sheet on it, because everything that involved the Atlas performance, since the Atlas was at that time our first line of strike in our nuclear forces, everything ... time were difficult enough. '''Butler:''' Absolutely, and then they were difficult tasks. You mentioned the Atlas and that it was having some problems and you always had to keep it pressurized ... other astronauts? '''Cassetti:''' Mainly in the context of reviewing what was going on with the Atlas Program and what we were doing on that and getting into debates sometimes. After the ...

... award - SpaceX comes to London 76-78 - - '''VOL. 54 No. 3''' '''March 2012''' - The Mighty Atlas Part 1: Early Days Spaceflight begins a series on the background to familiar launch vehicles ... . We examine the first two test flights. 218-219 - The Mighty Atlas Part 4 Atlas in Orbit Use of the Atlas to press home a propaganda coup made possible by the availability of ... on a method of deflecting Earth-threatening asteroids 307-311 - The Mighty Atlas Part Six: A Cold Start While Atlas was lifting payloads to space courtesy of Air Force upper stages. NASA ...

... .) The U.S. Air Force successfully launched two military satellites aboard an Atlas 3B, the last of Lockheed Martin 's Atlas 3 rockets. The launch marked the 145th and final launch from ... years of operation. NASA had built the complex in the early 1960s, specifically for its Atlas-Centaur program, which included the launches of NASA's historic Surveyor, Mariner, and Pioneer missions ... site had proved highly successful; the launch of the last Atlas 3B marked the 75th consecutive successful Atlas rocket launch, including all six Atlas 3 flights. Launch Complex 36 was one of the ...

... , installed them, flew the vehicle the next morning. We had a very successful flight. The Atlas booster that we were using at that time, that we used for that launch, actually ... that there was some kind of a structural problem at the nose end of the Atlas booster, and a very intensive analytical structural analysis was undertaken by not only the Space ... that incident, I think maybe we could actually consider that it was fortuitous that the Atlas failed at that particular point in time in the program, because it allowed us to ...

... simulator, and it was a complete flight simulation. This was just prior to the Mercury Atlas 3 MA-3 flight, which was not a manned flight, but it was intended to ... . We just went for it. In fact, early in this period, leading to these Atlas missions, the Atlas had a terrible record. During the ’57, '58, I don’t know when they ... need a tracking site at Arguello anymore, so that had a fixed lifetime, but the Atlas sites we drove by were what were converted to the Shuttle launch pad at Vandenberg ...

... , was designed to study variations in solar activity and in atmospheric composition. ATLAS 2 consisted of instruments flown on ATLAS 1 in 1992 from NASA, France, Germany and Belgium. In addition to ... for research on microgravity effects on biology. EVA Payload Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science (ATLAS) 2; Shuttle Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SSBUV) A; Shuttle Pointed Autonomous Research Tool for Astronomy (SPARTAN ...

... REVIEWS'' CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- NASA partner United Launch Alliance (ULA) has completed a review of its Atlas V rocket to assess its compliance with NASA human spaceflight safety and performance requirements. ULA ... the goal of making commercial human spaceflight services available to commercial and government customers. The Atlas V has launched numerous satellites and robotic missions into space for NASA, including the Mars ...

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