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... Technology Series, Vol. 98 (San Diego, California: published for the American Astronautical Society, by Univelt, Inc., 2000). Twenty-Five Years of the American Astronautical Society (Proceedings of an AAS History Workshop held in conjunction with the ... ), Eugene M. Emme, editior, AAS History Series, Volume 2, (San Diego, California: published for the American Astronautical Society, by Univelt, Inc., 1980). ---- † U.S. Air Force Space Command, USA. ‡ American Astronautical Society (AAS), USA.

... 8 - Martian Pole Most Habitable 8 - 19 May 1932 - David Lasser Society Elects 1932-33 Officers 1 - It Is Now Astronautics 1 - Dr H.H. Sheldon The Control of Rocket Vehicles 1 ... OF ASTRONAUTS AND ROCKETORS ALL OVER THE WORLD RECOUNTED 1 - American Rocket Society Experiments 2 - Experimental Rocket No.3 2 - Dr Goddard's Experiments 3 - Cleveland Rocket Society's Plans 3 - ROCKET AND ASTRONAUTIC BOOKS ...

... 4th 1930 the first meeting of the American Interplanetary Society; (later the American Rocket Society and also a fore-runner of today's American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics) took place at West 22nd street in ... American Rocket Society while under the leadership of Canadian-born Laurence E. Manning, an ex-Canadian military officer. Image:ARS_letterhead.jpg 300px ''American Rocket Society letterhead (ca. 1954)'' Publications Astronautics - Journal of the American Rocket Society ...

... Image:Caslogo.jpg (''Disambiguation:'' Astronautical Society of Canada ) The Canadian Astronautical Society was founded in 1957 by engineers of the Guided Missile Division of the de Havilland ... 1958 during the 9th International Astronautical Congress in Amsterdam, Holland, the Canadian Astronautical Society became the first Canadian organisation to be recognised as a member of the International Astronautical Federation . By February 1959 the ...

Founded in 1958 in Montreal the Astronautical Society of Canada was originally named the Canadian Astronautical Society but changed their name to avoid being confused with the Canadian Astronautical Society in Downsview Ontario. The business address ...

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CBAS was formed during World War II by the merger of the Manchester Astronautical Association (MAA) and the Astronautical Development Society (ADS). After the BIS fell into stasis at the beginning of 1940 ... would result in the new combination reverting to the old name of the British Interplanetary Society and would proceed on for the next 70+ years. Burgess would be member 1 in ...

... to Hadfield" was subsequently published in Marsha Freeman, ed., History of Rocketry and Astronautics, Vol 46 of the AAS American Astronautical Society History Series, as Chapter 11 ((Univelt Inc.: San Diego, 2016)). It appeared ... American magazine, Missiles and Rockets in its issue of June 1958 is the following most intriguing item: “North of the border, a Canadian Astronautics Society springs from the ashes of the Canadian Rocket Society ...

... IN ASTRONAUTICAL SCIENCES - Volume 5''' by Various ''New York, 1960: Plenum Press, Inc., 356 pages, $8.00'' Volume 5 presents the proceedings of the Second Western National Meeting of the American Astronautical Society, and covers human factors, space mechanics, advanced propulsion and power, astronautical systems and space vehicle design, space communication and instrumentation, and ...

... THE ASTRONAUTICAL SCIENCES - Volume 6''' by Jacobs, H. and E. Burgess (ed) ''New York, 1961: Macmillan Co., 898 pages, $25.00'' Containing the proceedings of the Sixth Annual Meeting of the American Astronautical Society, it covers nine major fields: space communications, propulsion, guidance and control, space medicine and astrobiology, space flight mechanics, space vehicle design, space vehicles and re-entry, applications of astronautical systems ...

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