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... the Redstone rocket, the U.S.'s first ballistic missile. In turn, this team was responsible for the modified Redstone known as the Jupiter-C with upper stage that launched the U.S ... the Fatherland'', p. 26. note 15 Peterson, “Engineering Consent,” pp. 43-44; Peterson, ''Missiles for the Fatherland'', p. 27. note 16 Peterson, “Engineering Consent,” p. 49; Peterson ...

Following Navy withdrawal from the Jupiter missile Jupiter IRBM program, separate Army and Navy Ballistic Missile Committees were established under chairmanship of respective service secretaries. Navy withdrawal based on interest in ... activated at Edwards AFB , which became operational in March 1957. Media:MAR-1956-11.pdf Missiles & Rockets Nov 1956

... to the President for science and technology, replacing Dr. James R. Killian , Jr. Army Jupiter missile Jupiter IRBM launched a nose cone carrying two living passengers-Able, an American-born rhesus ... of the experiment were carried out by the Army Medical Service and Army Ballistic Missile Agency, Army Ordnance Missile Command, with the cooperation of the USN School of Aviation Medicine and ...

... of NASA Headquarters discussed the lunar mission studies under way at the Army Ballistic Missile Agency ( ARMY BALLISTIC MISSILE AGENCY ABMA ): ARMY BALLISTIC MISSILE AGENCY ABMA had a large and competent group concentrating primarily on the ... Army Ballistic Missile Agency ( ARMY BALLISTIC MISSILE AGENCY ABMA ) work on the rendezvous approach, High Speed Flight Station (HSFS) to study operational requirements for assembly in earth orbit, and recommended for ARMY BALLISTIC MISSILE AGENCY ABMA ...

... S. satellite-14-kg (30.8-lb) Explorer I , launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla., by Jupiter C booster Jan. 31, 1958- 1958-reentered atmosphere over South Pacific. Satellite had discovered ... Dr. Wernher von Braun , NASA Deputy Associate Administrator for Planning, who was Director of Army Ballistic Missile Agency at time of launch, said: "By today's standards Explorer l was a feeble ...

... be developed. Skylab , space shuttle , Apollo Soyuz Test Project (ASTP), Viking , Mariner Jupiter-Saturn mission, and many applications and aeronautics projects would be retained to ... U.S. Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile force to include the highly accurate triple warhead multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle (MIRV) on all 1000 missiles, the Washington Post ...

... intercept a wide variety of electronic communications, radar signals, and telemetry from intercontinental ballistic missile tests. After several orbits, the Space Shuttle would discharge the satellite from its ... the Galileo mission, permitting a December 1986 final flyby decision and changing the Jupiter arrival date from August to December 1988, the Johnson Space Center JSC Roundup ...

... construction of the Blue Streak ballistic missile system and its associated testing and launching sites, and in Canada there is a large amount of experience on guided missiles and aircraft — Canada, it is ... variety of airfields, is passed; the ballistic missiles and space vehicles are to-day specifically designed to be integral with their launching facilities. Every different ballistic missile to date has a different means of ...

... von Braun to join the US Army Ballistic Missile Agency (ABMA) in Huntsville Alabama. He became head of the design department of the Guided Missile Development Division and continued that role until the ABMA was transferred to NASA in 1960. Koelle worked on the Jupiter C/ Juno 1 and Juno ...

... MOON ROCKET PROGRAM, Missiles and Rockets, 2-11 37, November 1957. 68 - H. S. Holliday, SHORTCUT TO THE MOON?, Missile Away: 4 -4 24, Winter 1957 69 - Anon, INTERPLANETARY BALLISTIC MISSILES, Missiles and Rockets, 2 ... . Howe, REACTOR FUELS, Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol. 51 p. 482 1955 R. H. Reichel, CONTROLLING BALLISTIC MISSILE POWERPLANTS DURING STATIC FIRM AND AIRBORNE OPERATIONS, Aero Digest, Vol. 71, p. 22, 1955 M ...

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