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... 3/28/66, 421)’’ Rocket Propulsion Research Laboratory at AFSC’s Arnold Engineering Development Center was completed. ‘‘( Arnold Engineering Development Center AEDC )’’ Lockheed-California Co. revealed that F-104 ... Base, near Munich. ‘‘(Lockheed Release, 3/21/66)’’ A space rescue service, ... 16 1966 16 Mar 17 1966 17 Mar 18 1966 18 Mar 19 1966 19 Mar 20 1966 20 Mar 21 1966 21 ...

Saturn SA-3 reached 104-mi. altitude in ballistic flight from Cape Canaveral , the fully-fueled S-I stage performing ... success of NASA’s Saturn and first flight with maximum fuel onboard. Vehicle generated 1.3 million-lb. thrust on flight of 4 min., 55 sec. NASA Ames Research Center announced ... 14 Nov 15 1962 15 Nov 16 1962 16 Nov 17 1962 17 Nov 18 1962 18 Nov 19 1962 19 Nov 20 1962 20 Nov 21 1962 21 Nov 22 1962 22 Nov ...

... sec, increasing spacecraft velocity by 3,523 fps and propelling Apollo 8 back toward earth. Spacecraft left lunar gravity at 201,807 mi above earth. At 104 hours mission elapsed time 14 ... Star, 12/21/68, Al; W Post, 12/21-28/68, Al; NYT, 12/21-28/68, 1; B Sun, 12/21-28/68, Al; MSC Roundup, 1/10/69, 3)'' December 21: President Johnson sent ... 14 Dec 15 1968 15 Dec 16 1968 16 Dec 17 1968 17 Dec 18 1968 18 Dec 19 1968 19 Dec 20 1968 20 Dec 21 1968 21 Dec 22 1968 22 Dec ...

... shield during the Skylab 1-2 mission. ''(AFSC Release 01P 104.73)'' Marshall Space Flight Center announced receipt of proposals from ... H.R. 9974 to establish a Department of Energy. ''(CR, 8/3/73, H7404)'' NASA launched a Nike-Apache sounding rocket from ... 1973 15 Aug 16 1973 16 Aug 17 1973 17 Aug 18 1973 18 Aug 19 1973 19 Aug 20 1973 20 Aug 21 1973 21 Aug ...

... docking to simulate activities after lunar landing. Flight carried Lunar Module LM -3 and Command Service Module CSM -104. Launch had been postponed three days because crew had virus respiratory infections. Primary ... and verified operation of spacecraft for lunar-mission duration. Second manned mission, Apollo 8 (Dec. 21-27, 1968), proved capability of Apollo hardware and systems to operate out to lunar distances ... 14 Mar 15 1969 15 Mar 16 1969 16 Mar 17 1969 17 Mar 18 1969 18 Mar 19 1969 19 Mar 20 1969 20 Mar 21 1969 21 Mar 22 1969 22 Mar ...

... Century Series fighter; 15 had been destroyed, contrasting with 40 F-104s. USAF, Boeing Co., and Convair Aerospace Div. team had completed ... 1971 September Sep 1 1971 1 Sep 2 1971 2 Sep 3 1971 3 Sep 4 1971 4 Sep 5 1971 5 Sep 6 1971 ... 1971 15 Sep 16 1971 16 Sep 17 1971 17 Sep 18 1971 18 Sep 19 1971 19 Sep 20 1971 20 Sep 21 1971 21 Sep 22 ...

... , 957-km (594.7-mi) perigee, 104,3- min period, and 82.9° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 8/31/72; Soy Aera, 8/21/72, 64)'' NASA announced signing of ... to Computer Sciences Corp. for engineering support services at Wallops. ''(WS Release 72-9)'' August 16-17: Dr. George M. Low , NASA Deputy Administrator, spoke on NASA's attack on costs ... 14 Aug 15 1972 15 Aug 16 1972 16 Aug 17 1972 17 Aug 18 1972 18 Aug 19 1972 19 Aug 20 1972 20 Aug 21 1972 21 Aug 22 1972 22 Aug ...

... $15 billion. To replace their 10-yr-old, U.S.-built F-104 Star-fighter, the Europeans would like a low-cost, high-performance ... world market. ''(Finney, NYT, 21 July 74, 3)'' June 1974 June Jul 1 1974 1 Jul 2 1974 2 Jul 3 1974 3 Jul 4 1974 4 ... 15 1974 15 Jul 16 1974 16 Jul 17 1974 17 Jul 18 1974 18 Jul 19 1974 19 Jul 20 1974 20 Jul 21 1974 21 Jul 22 ...

... flew on previous U.S. Shuttle flights and conducted various scientific experiments. (NASA Release 94-16) NASA announced the first government/industry Technology Reinvestment Program (TRP) with Hi-Shear Technology Corporation ... . (NY Times, Feb 3/94) Following a final flight ceremony at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Facility at Edwards Air Force Base , NASA retired its last F-104 fighter jet of the ... 14 Feb 15 1994 15 Feb 16 1994 16 Feb 17 1994 17 Feb 18 1994 18 Feb 19 1994 19 Feb 20 1994 20 Feb 21 1994 21 Feb 22 1994 22 Feb ...

... Johannes Winkler), “Zum Jahreswechsel,” Die Rakete, 15 January 1929, pp. 3-4; (Probably Johannes Winkler), “Die Kosten des Raketenantriebs,” Die ... > note 16 “Kritische Ecke,” Prof. H. Oberth, “Dr. Franze v. Hoefft,” Die Rakete, 15 August 1929, pp. 100-104; “Kritische ... Die Rakete, 15 October 1929, pp. 116-117. note 21 Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', pp. 124-130. note ...

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