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... ROCKET AIRCRAFT USA''' by Bergaust, E. ''New York, 1961: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 48 pages, $2. ... , D558-2, X15 and Dynasoar. The book is well illustrated and contains an introduction to rocket airplane flight and a chronology of events. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of ...

... his love of building the models at all and in 1942, at age 20, Gordon L. Peck (aka “Gord Peck”), a fellow science fiction fan and occasional contributor to CENSORED, wrote ... . (RMI) 6000C-4 rocket engine (later designated the XLR-11), that had powered the Bell X-1 rocket research aircraft and later rocket research aircraft. (In 1947, the Bell X-1 became the first aircraft to break the ...

... rocket as the “10-liter (2.6 gallon) Magdeburger Startgerät” (“Magdeburg Start Unit”), or 10-L rocket ... aircraft internal combustion engines and propeller design, was especially known as a champion of the development of the high-speed, propeller-driven railroad. Afterward, he became interested in the possibilities of rocket ...

... when reporting on rocket aircraft, etc. (use) extreme caution.” Another instruction, Nr. 933 v. 26.11 of 1934, reads: “There is a United Press message about Gerhard Zucker trying rocket mail. This message ... ) reporting on rockets in the German press during these years. ref 6 But perhaps, at another point (or as remembered), there came to be just one overall directive. Notably, W.L. Schlesinger ... H. Winter, copy in “Germany, 1930-1934” file, NASM. note 7 Letter, W.L. Schlesinger to Andrew G. Haley, 21 April 1955, in Andrew G. Halley collection, NASM, box ...

... powder car was something like an increase in rank for the rocket: it became before the eyes, ears of The rocket car on the racetrack and - nose of the world as the ... for the better carrying capacity of denser sub-air layers, so that the powder-powered aircraft will be able to get by with normal wings even in the thin stratosphere. So ... times it would like to be taken on its back by the largest existing transatlantic rocket aircraft - it would like to detach itself from its carrier at the highest point of the ...

... these final engagements of World War II Zaehringer would also witness the first jet and rocket aircraft as they struggled to protect Germany in the last few months of the war. On ... rocketry), Krafft Ehricke (designer of the Centaur liquid hydrogen stage), Eugen Sanger (father of the rocket plane), Heinz Koelle (Director of Advanced projects for NASA) and ex-Peenemunde engineer Hans Kaiser ... coined in 1947 for the enclosed journal. The Journal of the Detroit Rocket Society is an obscure rarity of rocket history which has never been reprinted for over 50 years, until now ...

... remainder are by high altitude rocket authorities from the US, Great Britain, France, and Japan. They discuss the Aerobee, Deacon, Cajun, Asp, Loki-Wasp, balloon-launched rockets, aircraft-launched rockets, Nike-Cajun and Nike-Deacon, Terrapin, Viking, British, French and Japanese sounding rockets, and future sounding rockets. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography ...

... Rocket: Annular Nozzle Feature of Design 11 - Hs 293 Rocket Glider Bomb: Use Against Allied Shipping Revealed 14 - Robert L. Sternberg Electronic Spacial Rocket ... Testing Naval Pilotless Aircraft 5 - Aircraft Turbo-Jet and Prop-Jet Starter Systems 16 - Supersonic and Transonic Aircraft Problems 24 - Commercial Applications of Rocket Power 34 - ...

... Aircraft Concepts of the 1890s---Some German Patents: Glimpses into the History of Early Rocket Plane Developments by Frank H. Winter and Wolfgang Both I. Introduction and Background: ---- The rocket ... Motors”). However, according to several mentions of his concept in the French journal ''L'Aėronaute'' (''The Aeronaut'') (Paris) for 1893, the same invention was examined by a ...

... to the design group, and there I saw a different perspective of aircraft. The shoe come on to the other foot, as the saying goes ... . When I came on board, there was myself and Ed Edward L. Dunbar Jr. in the Agena area where I was. Ed Dunbar and ... designed to work was in the inside—are you familiar with a rocket hypergolic? The hypergolic propellants, if two propellants touch each other, they burn ...

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