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... . James , Deputy Director of Apollo Program in OMSF, returned to MSFC's Industrial Operations as Deputy Director for Special Activities, MSFC Director of Industrial Operations B/G Edmund F. O'Connor ''(USAF ... assignment with OMSF, James had been manager of Saturn I and Saturn IB programs at MSFC. ''(MSFC Release 68-16; Marshall Star, 2/7/68, 4)'' 1968 January 1968 January Jan 1 ...

... ­dures. Effort would be monitored by ATM Project Office and. Space Sci­ences Laboratory at MSFC. ''(MSFC Release 68-103; SBD, 5/15/68, 73)'' Free world's largest experimental comsat was ... for "direct and significant contribution to the field of astronautics," as Director of Astrionics Laboratory, MSFC. ''(MSFC Re­lease 68-102)'' John B. Tuke had assembled operable weather-picture receiving station at ...

... would provide complete specifications and versions of critical spacecraft sys­tems. ''(NASA Release 68-95)'' MSFC awarded third one-year contract extension, at $6.448 million, to RCA Services Co. for institutional support services at MSFC. ''(MSFC Re- lease 68-112)'' NASA established Office of Facilities, merging facility functions and appli­cable ...

... disciplines and in the technologies needed to explore the unknown." ''(Text)'' Dr. Wernher von Braun , MSFC Director, said: "The first practical application of space electric power systems, which have been under ... -2 engines used on Saturn IB and Saturn V boosters. Modifications would improve engines' versatility. ''(MSFC Releases 68-264, 68-266)'' NAS-NRC Space Science Board issued Physics of the Earth ...

... of the installation: (1) buildup in personnel would start immediately; (2) Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC planning, construction, and activation elements would be grouped into a new Mississippi Test Facility Task Force. Jackson Balch, until now Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC 's assistant deputy director, technical, would have the dual titles of Mississippi Test Facility site ...

... -tight fluid connectors at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center , Sponsored by Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC and the Society of Automotive Engineers, the conference was planned to promote direct exchange of technical information on separable, semipermanent, and permanent fluid connectors. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 65-196)'' August 1965 August Aug 1 1965 1 Aug 2 1965 2 Aug ...

... , at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center . S-IC -T, designed by Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC and the Boeing Co., generated its full thrust of 7.5-million lbs, equivalent, at ... million hp, Firing was the second conducted by the Boeing Co, Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC 's prime contractor for the S-IC . All early firings were conducted by the Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Test Laboratory, which directed today's test. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 65-287)'' In a 6,087-to-2 ...

... liquid hydrogen-liquid oxygen powered rocket engine had been conducted at Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC since the J-2 engine test facility was put into use in August 1965. ''( Marshall ... for arrival of the Saturn V facility vehicle early in 1966. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 65-295)'' Soviet Union gave assurances to U.S. through Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin ...

... among NASA personnel; and (3) identify areas of common interest with Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC contractors. Representatives from US. Civil Service Commission and selected universities attended as observers. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 67-154)'' August 1967 August Aug 1 1967 1 Aug 2 1967 2 Aug ...

... be studied. All five contracts would be directed by Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC . ‘‘( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 66-3)’’ Albert Sehlstedt, Jr., writing in the Baltimore Sun, observed that ... launch vehicles. Both contracts would be under direction of Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC . ‘‘( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 66-2)’’ January 1966 January Jan 1 1966 1 Jan 2 1966 ...

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