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REDIRECT Gas Dynamics Laboratory
... the rocket laboratory was considerably expanded, and in July 1928 named the Gas Dynamics Laboratory (GDL).
The laboratory, the first in the Soviet Union to be engaged in rocketry research and development, was under the Military Research Committee of
the USSR Revolutionary Military Council. The GDL occupied part of a one-story building at the artillery test ground not far from ... places in Leningrad, and had a staff of almost 200.
The First Section of the GDL worked on the development of powder-propelled missiles, initiated by Tikhomirov and successfully carried
through ...
Nikolai Ivanovitch Tikhomirov establishes a lab to study rockets in Moscow. His lab will become the Gas Dynamics Laboratory GDL . It is located at 3 Tikhinskaya Ulitsa in Moscow and consists of a chemical laboratory and seventeen machine tools.
Russian civil war ends.
A new division is established at the Gas Dynamics Laboratory GDL under Valentin P. Glushko to investigate liquid fuel and electric rockets. Some of the engineers and scientists under Glushko included A.L. Malyi, V.I. Serov, B.A. Kutkin, I.I. Kulagin, Ye. S. Petrov, Ye N. Kuzmin, N.G. Chernyshev, P.I. Minayev, V.P. Yukov, V.A. Timofeyev, N.M. Mukhin, and I.M. Pankin.
Nikolai Ivanovitch Tikhomirov 's laboratory in Moscow is renamed the Gas Dynamics Laboratory GDL .
Media:1928_7_rakete.pdf Die Rakete Journal of the VfR July 1928
... rockets propelled by black powder in 1915. Between 1921 and 1933 he worked at the GDL and in 1934
joined the Research Institute of Jet Propulsion. He designed solid-propellant rocket ...
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After N. I. Tikhomirov and B. S. Petropavlovsky, the GDL was headed by N. Y. Ilyin (1931-32) and then I. T. Kleimenov (1932-33). Both did much to advance rocket engineering in Soviet Russia.
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G. E. Langemak (1898-1938) worked at the GDL between 1928 and 1933. He was Deputy Director and Chief Engineer of the Research Institute of Jet Propulsion between 1934 and 1937.
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... chemical engineer, was the founder and director of the Gas Dynamics Laboratory ( Gas Dynamics Laboratory GDL ). he was the first Soviet rocket specialist to work on the development of missiles propelled ...
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