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Robert R. Gilruth, was Director, NASA Manned Spacecraft Center. Born Nashwauk, Minn. Joined NACA Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory ... and honorary memberships. Listen to Doctor Gilruth Robert Gilruth interview July 1969 (Director Manned Spaceflight Center) Robert Gilruth interview July 1969 Apollo 9 Press Conference George Mueller, Samuel Phillips, Robert Gilruth, Eberhard Rees Apollo 9 Press Conference ...

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... CDROM with extensive video and over 60 papers from previous Mars Society Conventions In 1998 Dr. Robert Zubrin brought into being the Mars Society, and thousands of people from around the world ...

In 1998 Dr. Robert Zubrin brought into being The Mars Society, and thousands of people from around the world ...

... that would go to Wallops Island in Virginia where the small missiles were being fired. Dr. Robert R. Gilruth was the man more or less in charge, even at that time. So there was ... requests in those day ended up to be Mrs. Iva L. Scott, who was Dr. Gilruth’s secretary. Dr. Gilruth was just down the hall. I hardly ever saw him because he was always ... , when we were organized and so on, after every Gemini flight, after every Apollo flight, Dr. Gilruth and Dr. George M. Low were present when the film came off the processors. No matter ...

... 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 and ... Pilotless Aircraft Research Division, which was PARD, was headed by a division chief, Bob Robert R. Gilruth, and their thrust was to obtain aerodynamic data, particularly transonic data that you couldn ...

... the MOL Manned Orbiting Laboratory program going. They were in the leader's seat. But Robert R. Gilruth and Charlie Charles J. Donlan and their strategy, and the guys at Headquarters was that ... remember that mission, it was a headache until we got Bob Robert A. R. Parker, the astronaut, to be—we called him Dr. Science, but at least he was a Ph.D. astronomer ... in space. Can you do real things in space for a long period of time? Dr. Bob Parker made that successful, with an attitude, "We're going to get everybody. You ...

... do this, and we had some great leaders like Walt Walter C. Williams and Bob Robert R. Gilruth. '''Rusnak:''' It’s certainly because of the hard work of people like yourself that we ... , I thought Robert Gilruth was a god, one of the real gods. I was afraid of the man. I’d never have considered calling him by anything other than Dr. Gilruth. That’s interesting ... , Jr. and Gerry Gerald D. Griffin and Aaron Cohen and people like that. But Gilruth was always Dr. Gilruth, just about to everybody. He was an awesome person. I enjoyed working with Deke ...

... the Spitfire, and how did he get started … It was R.J. Mitchell. When I learned more about him and the ... … Phase One studies RFP were prepared …Gilruth and Donlan arranged… contractor’s… presentations…I remember…Gilruth's question to their management…What ... than Hughes. This group was…headed by Dr. Robert C. Seamans. Obviously, you probably know how Dr. Seamans fits into the space program. But ...

... newly formed NASA in the United States. Within hours of the lay-offs at Malton, Dr Robert Gilruth, head of the Space Task Group in Langley Virginia, landed at Toronto airport and ... Duret and Richard B. Erb (Heat Transfer Section), Norman B. Farmer (Electrical Systems Section), Richard R. Carley, Thomas V. Chambers and Stanley Galezowski (Flight Controls Section), John D. Hodge (Assistant ...

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