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... Infobox bodystyle = float:right; valign:top; title = Chuck Walker titlestyle = image = Image:Chuck_walker.jpg imagestyle = caption = captionstyle = headerstyle = background: ccf; labelstyle = background: ddf; datastyle = text-align:right; ... label8 = Nationality data8 = United States of America label9 = Notable Works data9 = ''Atlas: The Ultimate Weapon'' Chuck Walker was a participant in the Atlas program starting in 1953 with the prime contractor ...

... the civil and military space programs since the late 1950s. The book is written by Chuck Walker , a participant in the Atlas program starting in 1953 with the prime contractor, Convair ...

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... with NASA. You said, "Who were the critical people you worked with?" Obviously, Hewitt and Chuck and all those guys. "How did this experience prepare you for space flight research with ... of the Spacecraft Technology Division reporting to Max Faget, which he'd never done before. Chuck picked two assistants, Ralph S. Sawyer and myself, to overview certain ensembles of branches. I ... and the recordkeeping, NACA would assign an engineer as a secretary to the committee. Well, Chuck Mathews was the secretary to the Eisenhower committee that made all those great decisions after ...

... were some people from NASA there. It turned out to be Bob Robert R. Gilruth, Chuck Charles W. Mathews, and the personnel guy, W. Kemble Johnson, were there at the plant ... time was the Director of Space Sciences. Not Space and Life Sciences; Space Sciences. Dr. Chuck Charles A. Berry was the Director of Life Sciences Directorate. What Chris said to me ... they going to fly an airplane? I remember bringing that up at a meeting where Chuck Berry and all his medical people were there . Well, of course, all of Gemini management ...

... people started playing with them, looking to see how they could do automatic checkout. Well, Chuck Charles W. Mathews was the manager of the Gemini Program. The computers cost a lot ... Grumman Corporation on the lunar module LM , so that it all wasn’t for naught. Chuck Mathews put in 14 million to get it started, but the KSC guys really came ... :''' Yes. So we were doing things to move the program. I went to lunch with Chuck Mathews and Walter Burke one day, and we were walking down a passageway, and Walter ...

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