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Image:Intelsat3.jpg 200px Intelsat III satellite Category:Spacecraft

... Intelsat-III F-2 comsat (launched Dec. 18, 1968), which had stopped operating June 29 when mechanically despun antenna malfunctioned, was restored to service. Intelsat I ( Early Bird ), reactivated June 30, had worked with Intelsat ... contingent upon successful development phase. ''(DOD Release 647-69)'' August 1969 August Aug 1 1969 1 Aug 2 1969 2 Aug 3 1969 3 Aug 4 1969 4 ...

... Intelsat-III F-2 (Dec. 18, 1968), increase in INTELSAT membership to 63 nations, award of $72-million contract to Hughes Aircraft Co. for four Intelsat IV satellites, and phasing out of regular service of Intelsat ... as many hours as in 1967. ''(Text; Annual Rpt to Shareholders)'' March 1969 March Mar 1 1969 1 Mar 2 1969 2 Mar 3 1969 3 Mar 4 1969 4 Mar 5 ...

... NASA Release 70-65)'' NASA communications network (NASCOM) service was transferred from Intelsat-II F-2 (launched Jan. 11, 1964) to Intelsat-III F-7 (launched April 22, 1970). ''( ComSatCorp Release 70-26)'' ... Award in 1959 for outstanding work in liquid-propellant rockets. '' (NR News, 5/1/70, 1; Aeronautics and Astronautics, 191560,176)'' Dr. Philip H. Abelson, editor of Science magazine ...

... who had implemented the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958 , which established NASA Oct. 1, 1958. Honored guests included Dr. T. Keith Glennan , NASA's first Administrator, Apollo 11 ... China was announced by the Canadian Over-seas Telecommunications Corp. Calls would be transmitted via Intelsat-IV F-4, launched Jan. 22, 1972, by NASA for the Communications Satellite Corp. on ...

... largest Center, Marshall Space Flight Center. It became operational July 1, 1960, with 4,400 employees and facilities valued at estimated $ ... variety of launches, including TOS-E for ESSA in August, Intelsat III for COM­SatCorp in September, IDSCP/A for DOD in May ... KSC Release KSC-331-68)'' White House announced that Gen. William F. McKee ''(USAF, Ret.)'' had submitted his resignation as head of FAA ...

... Range , KSC announced. Launches would include four Skylab missions, three of them manned; Intelsat-IV F-6, F-7, and F-8 for Communications Satellite Corp.; Pioneer-G to fly by Jupiter; Canada's ... the Soviet launch site during liftoff of Soyuz spacecraft. See March 15-30. ''(Av Wk, 1/1/73, 13)'' An Aviation Week & Space Technology editorial noted the aerospace indus­try forecast ...

... policy. ''(Wall Street Journal, 7/1/63)'' Reported that DOD cost study of Titan III launch vehicle concluded total development cost of Titan III "exclusive of mission payload adaptations" ... Propulsion Assistant Di­rector (for Propulsion), quoted as saying combustion instability problem of F-1 rocket engine was now "under control," in Missiles and Rockets. Installation of mechanical ...

... own managerial and operational activities, performed by the U.S. Communications Satellite Corporation ( ComSatCorp ) since INTELSAT 's founding in 1964. ComSatCorp had been handing back responsibilities gradually since 1973 and would ... the first time in INTELSAT history that it would incorporate all of its own executive functions, both administrative and technical. ( INTELSAT Release 79-1-1) 1979 January 1979 January Jan 1 1979 1 Jan 2 1979 ...

... Division of NAA announced plans to expand its Canoga Park, Calif., facilities to manufacture F-1 rocket engine F-1 and J-2 rocket engine J-2 rocket engines for NASA’s Advanced Saturn ... ,000-mi. flight to vicinity of the Marshall Islands in the Pacific, the first Atlas F launch from an underground silo. AEC–non jointly announced that repair work on launch facilities ... Army Ordnance Missile Command), responsible for management of 19 missile systems. August 1962 August Aug 1 1962 1 Aug 2 1962 2 Aug 3 1962 3 Aug 4 1962 4 Aug 5 ...

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