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... IQSY , Rockets being tested were Canadian Bristol Aerojet , Ltd, Black Brant III ; Douglas Aircraft Co. DAC-Roc ; British Aircraft Corp. Thunderbird ; the Seagull ; and Atlantic Research Corp. Archer, ''(M&R, 10/28 ...

... . for a first-phase design study of the Tiros-N data-acquisition and control system (DACS). DACS would provide operational control of Tiros-N in orbit, and would collect and transmit telemetry ... the design study, RCA would provide descriptions of materials and procedures needed to implement the DACS, a network of ground stations including the Md. center and the command and data-acquisition ...

... , the old stringbag of World War II fame. Then they were just introducing SKUAs and Rocs. The SKUAs were the first all-metal monoplane built for the Royal Navy… The Roc was a version of it that had a four-gun turret mounted in the back ...

... Center and was one of many large vehicle concepts under Study by industry and government. ''(DAC Release 63-122)'' Speaking on June 19, Dr. Stanley Deutsch, Chief of Systems Research and ...

... for three-year spacecraft mission. Crew's contact with outside world would be by radio. ''(DAC Release 67-172; St. Louis G-D, 2/21/68)'' Explaining decision to develop flight ...

... -long fuselage, 1423.4-ft wingspan, 251-passenger seating capacity, and 4,600-mi range. ''(DAC Release 67-36)'' Milwaukee Journal editorial on space law treaty signed Jan. 27: "What's ...

... all the spacecraft subsystems are linked to the onboard computer via data acquisition and control (DAC) systems and the spacecraft (S/C) data bus. It is via these means that the ...

... of Four Omni Directional Control Antennas, known as Omni Delta - DAAC Distributed Active Archive Center - DAC Digital to Analog Converter or Data Acquisition Camera - DAP Digital Autopilot - DB Decibel - DC Direct ...

First flight test of Navy Sub-roc antisub missile from NOTS, China Lake, Calif. Media:MAR-1959-08-03.pdf Missiles & Rockets Aug 3 1959

... )'' Analysis of "exceptional" satellite picture of Alaskan topography ob- tained by image dissector camera system (rocs) aboard Nimbus 4 (launched April 8, 1970) was described by U.S. Geological Survey scientist ...

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