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... program, including the space shuttle and the International Space Station. Other Canadian contributions to Apollo and a chapter on the Canadian space program are also included. File:9781896522838.mp4 Image:9781896522838.jpg '''Buy This Book''' http://www.apogeespacebooks.com/Books/Arrows.html Click here ...

... Image:Arrowroll.jpg 400px '''The CF-105 Avro Arrow on October 4th 1957 at the rollout in Malton Ontario''' The CF-105 Avro Arrow interceptor was conceived and built by A.V. Roe Canada in Malton Ontario. The requirement was issued in the early 1950s by the Canadian Air Force for a ... -powered jet turbine named the Iroquois, also built at Avro's Orenda engine plant. The Arrow was first rolled out on October 4th 1957 and took to the air many times ...

... CENSORED instead. What of Fred Hurter’s “Canadian Rocket Society?” More is found in the pages of the CANADIAN FANDOM No. 9, “a cross-section of Canadian science fiction fan activity’ in its ... and Mail” (Toronto), 20 March 1949, p. 5. Austin Taylor, “Over 50 Years of Canadian Rocket Scientists,” “Canadian Space Gazette” (Toronto), January 2005, p. 6. Bradley, John, “Countdown---and the rockets are ...

... those tested in flight by live rocket firings at Canadian ranges. In 1956, this essentially training programme was terminated in preparation for the Canadian version of the Douglas Sparrow 2 missile. At ... of the Chemical Institute of Canada, Mr. H. Price, editor of Canadian Electronics Engineering, and Mr. E. H. Emphill, editor of Canadian Aviation, both of the Maclean-Hunter Publishing Company. Category:Publications

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... August 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 ... . Taylor - Treasurer - Electrical Engineer De Havilland Guided Missile Division James D. Bain - Councillor - Technical Manager Canadian Arsenals Ltd Austen B. Barnes - Councillor - Development Engineer De Havilland Guided Missile Division James A ...

... .C. Oatway and J. Lukasiewicz. The CAI would merge with the Canadian Astronautical Society in October 1961 to create the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute . Sustaining Members of the Institute in its ... B.W. Deane & Co. Canadair Ltd Canadian Aviation Electronics Ltd Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd Canadian Flight Equipment Ltd Canadian Pacific Air Lines Ltd Canadian Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Ltd Canadian Steel Improvement Ltd Cannon Electric Canada ...

... and beyond. Its principal objective is to stimulate the Canadian space industry through its technical and outreach projects and promote the involvement of Canadians in the development of space. With many of ... objective is to sponsor and promote the involvement of Canadians in the development of space. The CSS is a federally-incorporated non-profit Canadian corporation and charity. (Letters Patent and Bylaws.) Inspired ...

... annual meeting took place October 26 1961 in Toronto and was co-sponsored by the Canadian Astronautical Society , UTIA, and the David Dunlap Observatory. The symposium was titled ''Interplanetary Explorations''. At this conference the astronautics section agreed to merge with the Canadian Astronautical Society . The parent organisation was renamed the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute officially on April 9th 1962. Image:CAI ...

... magazine, writing in June 1958, the CRS folded in 1953 before being resurrected as the Canadian Astronautical Society CAS . This is inconsistent with evidence that Hillel Diamond continued to operate a ... January 22 1963. The CRS displayed designs for their C-1 (Canadian Moon Rocket) "C-1" moon rocket at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) in August 1948. Their model was built by ...

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