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... : Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 271 pages, $4.50'' Documentary history of the development of the Thor intermediate range ballistic missile. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and ...

Image:TATAgenaD.jpg 200px Thrust Augmented Thor with Agena D stage Category:Launch Vehicle

Image:ThorAbleStarTransit3A.jpg 200px Thor Able Star with Transit 3A satellite Category:Launch Vehicle

DISCOVERER I , Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA satellite weighing 1,450 pounds, successfully launched into polar orbit by USAF Thor-Hustler booster from Pacific Missile Range ; stabilization difficulties hampered tracking acquisition.

... Farnborough World's Greatest Airshow - 1960-Feb-1 Mike vs. Bomber - 1960-Feb-8 Hustler Strikes (The) - 1960-Feb-15 Blue Angels - camera angles list - 1960-Feb-22 Missiles ... Bootstrap Jet - 1960-Oct-3 World's Biggest Rocket - 1960-Oct-10 Salute To Thor - 1960-Oct-17 Rocket Makers (The) - 1960-Oct-24 Flying Firemen - 1960-Oct-31 ...

... . Star, 9/15/64; Perkinson, Balt. Sun, 9/14/64; A&A 63)'' USAF launched Thor-Agena D satellite booster with unidentified payload from Vandenberg AFB , Calif. ''(M&R, 9/21 ... ., to. Sydney, Australia; and to Lt. Col. Fitzhugh L. Fulton ''(SAF)'', for piloting B-58 Hustler bomber to 85,318- ft. altitude with payload of more than 11,000 lbs. ''(Wash ...

... -302; AP, Benedict, Wash. Post, 12/22/64)'' USAF launched an unidentified satellite on a Thor-Agena D booster toward a polar orbit from Vandenberg AFB . Purpose of the shot was ... of two test corridors for an exercise in which a squadron of SAC B-58 Hustler bombers would test for pinpoint accuracy on simulated targets.. The three-month exercise would begin ...

... . H. J. Deutschendorf, U.S. Air Force, as pilot. On first closed-course run, the Hustler averaged 1,200.194 miles per hour, and it averaged 1,061.808 miles per ...

... . Flood (D.-Penn.) recalled that this Subcommittee had been in the thick of the original Thor-Jupiter controversy, asked "what is the peculiar, special, and significant and distinct thin about the ... facilities for the Jupiter." Rep. Flood pressed Gen. Gerrity on "the marked physical distinction between Thor and Jupiter which would rush you into this conclusion?" The General did not recall a ...

... probe, EXPLORER VI scientific satellite, PIONEER V space probe, and TIROS I weather satellite as Thor-Able vehicle; and ECHO I balloon-satellite, ORBITING SOLAR OBSERVATORY OSO I, ARIEL , TELSTAR , and four Tiros satellites as Thor-Delta . Thor-Able-Star (Vanguard-derived upper stages) combination launched series of USN navigation satellites, Army communications ...

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