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... INTRODUCTION TO ROCKET TECHNOLOGY''' by Feodosiev, V. I. and G. V. Siniarev ''New York, 1959: Academic Press, 344 pages, $9.50'' Translated from the Russian by ...

... (DOD) successfully conducted the first of a series of tests of a proposed missile defense system. An unarmed Minuteman missile, carrying a dummy warhead and decoy balloon, launched over the Pacific Ocean ... , and Syria were developing long-range missiles that could hit the United States. September 1999 September October 1999 October Oct 1 1999 1 Oct 2 1999 2 Oct 3 1999 3 Oct 4 ...

... GUIDED MISSILES: Rockets and Torpedoes''' by Ross, F., Jr. ''New York, 1951: Lothrop, Lee and Shepard, Co., ... other sources. It considers, in six chapters, historical missiles, German missiles, US World War I-II missile development, foreign developments, and the future of missiles. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of Space ...

... UNITED STATES AIR FORCE REPORT ON THE BALLISTIC MISSILE: ITS TECHNOLOGY, LOGISTICS, AND STRATEGY''' by Gantz, K. F. (ed) ''Garden City (New York) 1958: ... , $4.50'' Such subjects as command and control of ballistic missiles, organization of ballistic missile units, test programs, warfare with missiles, ballistic missile defense, missile testing and operations are included in this book. Extracted from ...

... -262)'' President Johnson's active leadership in space program since early 1958 was reviewed in Missiles and Rockets by Hal Taylor, who predicted the new President would give the space program ... /63, 1)'' Proposal that mixed-manned NATO forces take over con­trol of 150 Minuteman missile sites in the UPS. was included in report of committee on NATO nuclear force to ... -engine craft designed for short-range and medium-range flights. ''(NIT, 12/3/63)'' December 2-4: Fourth NASA Intercenter Conference on Plasma Physics held at NASA Hq., with participants from ...

... television pictures to Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Deep Space Facilities, Goldstone, Calif. Landing sequence began 2,000 mi. above moon when, traveling at 6,000 mph, SURVEYOR I shifted its ... improved mapping of South Atlantic anomaly by measuring electron radiation density. ''(NASA Release 66-134)'' V/Adm. H. G. Rickover (USN), in speech at Athens meeting of Royal National Foundation, ...

... GUIDED MISSILES IN WAR AND PEACE''' by Parson, N. A., Jr. ''Cambridge (Massachusetts) 1956: Harvard University Press, ... , sometimes superficial survey of the historical development of military missiles, missile categories, tactics, combat employment, etc. Sections are included on peacetime potentialities of missiles, guided missile navies, guidance, and principles of rocket propulsion. Extracted ...

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... 150 sounding rockets carrying instrumented payloads were successfully launched by NASA from White Sands Missile Range WSMR . First rocket carried an ultraviolet stellar spectrometer and input telescope to 97 ... of extraterrestrial life, and establish permanent orbital inspection stations around earth. ''(Reuters, NYT, 3/2/67,20)'' US. should develop a 5,000-mph commercial aircraft and a 8 ...

... on British bombers. When questioned at press conference regarding the British decision to discontinue Thor missile bases, President Kennedy stated: "Our ability to meet our commitments to the defense of ... , died in his chateau near Paris. He had helped develop the electronic microscope. August 2-3: In meeting at NASA Langley Research Center , Langley and MSC personnel presented reports ...

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