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... INERTIAL GUIDANCE''' by Draper, C. S., W. Wrigley, and J. Hovorka ''New York, 1960: Pergamon Press, Inc., 190 pages, $6. ...

... a lot of good profs up there, including mine. Among mine were C. Stark Draper and Bob Robert C. Seamans Jr. , Dr. Draper and Dr. Seamans. Their special areas were in instrumentation and automatic control ... went up to NASA headquarters D. Brainerd Holmes ? Anyway, eventually we sat down with Doc Draper and the Doc agreed there would come a time when all of the inertial hardware ... was just wondering why that transition took place at the time. '''Chilton:''' I'm sure Draper or whoever was making the decision, because by that time another guy that I knew ...

... announced selection of Dr. C. Stark Draper , vice-director of Massachussetts Institute of Technology MIT 's C. Stark Draper Laboratory (formerly Instrumentation Laboratory), to receive NAE's fifth Founders Medal. Dr. Draper would receive medal and deliver ...

... IAF, Dr. William H. Pickering ; chairman of the International Academy of Astronautics, Dr. Charles S. Draper ; and president of the International Institute of Space Law, Dr. I, Pepin. ''(Hines, Wash. Sun ... an official stand, Sedov and others last year openly discussed Soviet studies on moon construction. " C. Stark Draper (Director of MIT Instrumentation Laboratory) ... has called for a computer center on the moon to ...

... , 2/26/65, 58; 2/26/65, 37)'' Dr. C. Stark Draper , head of the Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics at MIT, and Theodore C. Achilles, a former ambassador to Peru and presently vice chairman of the executive committee of the Atlantic Council of the U.S., were sworn in as consultants to NASA. Dr. Draper ...

... for long-term space travel, by USAF surgeons Capt. T. K. Cockett and Capt. Cecil C. Beehler of SAM, Brooks AFB, Texas. Under their plan, one astronaut would work while the ... experiment had failed. Dr. C. Stark Draper , director of Massachussetts Institute of Technology MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, named 1962 recipient of Louis W. Hill Space Transportation Award by IAS, Dr. Draper was cited "for his ...

... Meeting in New York City, Dr. Raymond L. Bisplinghoff was elected 1966 AIAA president. Dr. C. Stark Draper, chairman of MIT’s Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, gave 29th annual Wright Brothers Lecture ... Office of Manned Space Flight; direct flights would take 800 to 900 days. Dr. Robert C. Robert C . Seamans Seamans , Jr., NASA Deputy Administrator, was principal speaker at the Honors Convocation. He ...

... William H. Pickering A. Scott Crossfield W. Randolph Lovelace Robert C. Truax '''Volume 3''' Alan B. Shepard James H. Doolittle Yuri Gagarin C.Stark Draper Louis G. Dunn Don D. Flickinger Arthur Kantrowitz William ... . Glenn, Jr. Albert R. Hibbs Richard B. Kershner Homer E. Newell L. Eugene Root Robert C. Seamans, Jr, Charles H. Townes Roger S. Warner, Jr. '''Volume 6''' Philip H. Abelson Melvin ...

... Robert S. McNamara announced NASA-DOD agreement establishing Gemini Program Planning Board, with Dr. Robert C. Seamans , Jr. (Associate Administrator for NASA) and Dr. Brockway McMillan (Assistant Secretary of the Air ... Dr. C. Stark Draper , head of Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics at MIT and Director of Instrumentation Laboratory ; Sylvanus Albert Reed Award for achievement in theoretical investigation in aeronautical sciences to Walter C. Williams ...

... NASA Associate Administrator Oct. 1, NASA Administrator James E. Webb announced. He succeeded Dr. Robert C. Robert C . Seamans Seamans , Jr., who became Deputy Administrator Dec. 21, 1965. In his new position ... the International Academy of Astronautics' (IAA) 1967 Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Award, IAA President Dr. C. Stark Draper announced. Given in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the progress of astronautics through work ...

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