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... site had proved highly successful; the launch of the last Atlas 3B marked the 75th consecutive successful Atlas rocket launch, including all six Atlas 3 flights. Launch Complex 36 was one of the United ... precisely. (Justin Ray, “Last Atlas 3 Rocket Launches a Pair of Spy Satellites” and “Atlas Rocket Workers Say Goodbye to Complex 36,” Spaceflight Now, 4 February 2005; Todd Halvorson, “Atlas 3 Climbs Through Fog to ...

... the military career of Atlas from conception through to the costly development and deployment of the weapon system at bases scattered throughout the United States. Chapters 1 through 3 cover the genesis of the program through work on the MX-774 prototype missile. Chapters 4 through 12 discuss the Atlas design, its production and test facilities, and development testing to the point of Initial Operational Capability of the Atlas ICBM. Chapters 13 through 15 describe the activation of the initial Strategic Air Command squadrons ...

... Control during the flight of Aurora 7. May 24 1962. Mercury Atlas 7 Pilot Debriefing 1 June 1 1962 Mercury Atlas 7 Pilot Debriefing 2 June 1 1962 Aurora 7 - The NASA ... - edited by Robert Godwin Postlaunch Memorandum Report of the 2nd Manned Orbital Space Flight Mercury Atlas 7/Aurora 7 Jun 15 1962 Results of the 2nd Manned Orbital Space Flight Mercury Atlas 7/Aurora 7 May 24 1962 Click on "Search" instead of "Go" to find all ...

... The Launch of John Glenn and Friendship 7 Mercury Atlas 6 Pilot Debriefing 1 March 7 1962 Mercury Atlas 6 Pilot Debriefing 2 March 7 1962 John Glenn Interview May 16th 1962 ... Mission Reports - edited by Robert Godwin Results of the 1st Manned Orbital Space Flight Mercury Atlas 6/Friendship 7 February 20 1962 File:Friendship7.mp4 '''Friendship 7 1962 60 ...

... , 190 pages, $4.00'' The history and development of the Atlas ICBM are recounted, with data on the MX774 project, Score, Atlas-based space carrier vehicles, etc. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ...

... . Second Aerobee 150, launched 30 min later, carried Columbia Univ. experiment to 2.1- mi ''(3.3-km)'' altitude to search for x-ray emission from known extraga­lactic objects in radio ... named Chief of new Launch Vehicles Div., which would include previously separate Centaur, Agena, and Atlas Project Offices. William R. Dunbar would become Project Manager for Centaur. H. Warren Plohr and Edward F. Baehr continued as Agena and Atlas Project Managers. ''(LeRC Release 68-29)'' NASA awarded $73-million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract ...

... spacecraft with Astronaut Walter M. Schirra , Jr., as pilot was launched into orbit by Mercury-Atlas vehicle at Cape Canaveral . Orbital data: apogee, 176 mi.; perigee, 100 mi.; period, 88.5 ... 3rd Manned Orbital Space Flight (Mercury Atlas 8/Sigma 7) SP-12 October 1962 October Oct 1 1962 1 Oct 2 1962 2 Oct 3 1962 3 Oct 4 1962 4 Oct 5 ...

... of rocket research at Canadair gave him unique access to the many engineers building the ''Atlas'' missile at ''Convair''. Both companies were owned by General Dynamics of New York. On April ... University of Toronto and Chairman of the Canadian Aeronautical Institute's Astronautics section note 3 Recent Trends in Aeronautics and Space Research in the United States - Hugh Dryden - CAI ...

Media:MA08_TEC.PDF Results of the 3rd Manned Orbital Space Flight Mercury Atlas 8/Sigma 7 Oct 3 1962 Category:Publications

Plans were disclosed by the AF and Convair for a $41 million guided-missile facility at Sorento, Calif., for work on Atlas missile Atlas .

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