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Secretary of the Air Force directed that the Air Engineering Development Center be renamed the Arnold Engineering Development Center in honor of the late General of the Air Force, Henry H. Arnold.
V-2 missile V-2 reached an altitude of 92 miles in launch from White Sands Proving Ground WSPG .
First full-thrust test of 75,000-pound liquid rocket engine for the Navaho (XLR43-NA-1) conducted by North American at Santa Susana, Calif.
Symposium on space medicine held by the University of Illinois at its Professional Colleges in Chicago. A large crowd attends to hear the following speakers:
Space Medicine in the United States Air Force,
Major General Harry G. Armstrong USAF MC
Multi-stage Rockets and Artificial Satellites,
Wernher von Braun
Physiological Considerations on the Possibility of Life Under Extraterrestrial ...
The Joint Chiefs of Staff, in a basic decision on guided-missile roles and missions, gave the USAF formal and exclusive responsibility for strategic guided missiles.
First successful ramjet research model flown at Wallops Island by National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA Langley's PARD.
Missile staff headed by Wernher Von Braun was moved from White Sands
to Army Ordnance's Redstone Arsenal , Huntsville, Ala.
Submarine Cusk launched a Loon guided missile and after submerging, tracked and controlled its flight to a range of 105 miles.
President Truman signed legislation creating the National Science Foundation.
National Research Laboratory NRL Viking 4 Viking No. 4 research rocket fired from the U.S.S. Norton Sound near Jarvis Island in the Pacific, at the intersection of the geographic and geomagnetic equators, obtaining cosmic-ray and pressure-temperature data. It set a 106.4-mile altitude record for an American single-stage rocket and was the first firing of the Viking from shipboard.
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