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Media:MAR-1956-10.pdf Missiles and Rockets October 1956
Media:MAR-1956-11.pdf Missiles and Rockets November 1956
Media:MAR-1956-12.pdf Missiles and Rockets December 1956
... 1969, about two fifths worked on Federally financed R&D projects. For first time since 1956, companies financed over half of their R&D work with their own funds, spending $8 ... and parts, machinery, and chemicals (not including drugs and medicine). ''(Text)''
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National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA scientists Inillated examination of the need for a follow-on manned-rocket research vehicle to the X-15 , following Air Research and Development Command ARDC inquiries concerning a boost-glide vehicle.
Media:MAR-1956-10.pdf Missiles & Rockets Oct 1956
... million pounds thrust activated at Edwards AFB , which became operational in March 1957.
Media:MAR-1956-11.pdf Missiles & Rockets Nov ...
“Exploring the Farthest Reaches of Space” article appears in National Geographic Magazine
Media:MAR-1956-12.pdf Missiles & Rockets Dec 1956
Navy program to procure guided missiles would jump from $126 million in fiscal year 1955, $238 million in fiscal year 1956, $353 million in fiscal year 1957, according to Navy Secretary Thomas.
National Science Foundation received an appropriation of $27 million to remain available until June 30, 1960, for the International Geophysical year IGY , under the Second Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1956.
... ,900 mph and to an altitude of 75,000 feet, at Edwards AFB , Calif.
Mid-1956: USAF X-17 flight test program started at Cape Canaveral to study reentry problems by ...
... ; H. A. Lang, Lunar Instrument Carrier: Landing Factors, RM-1725 (The RAND Corporation , June 4, 1956), pp. 1-3, 29, 31, 33-34.''
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