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... a $23.5 million con­tract from Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. to provide a radar subsystem for Project Apollo 's Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) . Grumman is prime NASA contractor for building the LEM ... ­tract extension, to study possible use of a satellite as a navigation aid for advanced aircraft such as the supersonic transport. ''(M&R, 12/9/63,9)'' December 1963 December Dec ...

Mockup of the Apollo Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) was shown to the press at Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. after three days of design inspection by officials of NASA Manned Spacecraft Center . ... floor urging passage of H.R. 8104, his bill to prohibit flight of civil supersonic aircraft generating sonic boom overpressures above 1.5 lbs. per sq. ft. Rep. Pucinski cited FAA ...

... 1968, to protect public against anticipated damage from sonic boom from mili­tary and civilian aircraft. ''(CR, 9/25/68, H9149; NASA LAR VII/98)'' NASA issued Apollo Status Summary: Apollo ... for Apollo lunar module ascent engine under $10-million subcontract with Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. Bell Aerosystems Co., also under subcontract to Grumman, would continue to provide engine hardware for assembly with the ...

... of the plumbing system had been sent back to the plant of the main contractor, Grumman Aircraft Engineering Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., Bethpage, N.Y. The plumbing leaks had virtually eliminated any chance of ...

... time, but he became an admiral. We, as a team, went around the main contractors, Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. , Long Island, Bethpage New York , Downey, of course, Rockwell, North American at the ... I sent you a copy—after the mission and the safe return of the crew, Grumman builder of the lunar module sent an invoice to North American for towing the spacecraft ... the Moon? '''Ewart:''' No way. Laughter You get involved in what you're doing, and aircraft was my thing at that time. I just hadn't a concept for space. We ...

... is a very picturesque village, there were three aircraft companies: Fairey Aviation, that made most of the… naval aircraft, for the British, similar aircraft to what Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., Bethpage, Long Island, New York ... tests. I was allocated the second and third aircraft as my charge aircraft for testing, if you like, and they were the systems test aircraft—brakes and hydraulic systems and fuel systems, rather ...

... advanced training, you were selected to become the pilot of single engine aircraft (fighters and attack aircraft) or multiengine patrol aircraft . In my case, I asked for fighters and got fighters. Then we ... weren't the only people doing that. Test pilots at Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. and at North American Aviation, Inc. and McDonnell Aircraft Corp. also were doing similar kinds of things that contribute ...

... replaced. NASA had contracted for 15 LMs at total cost of $1.9 billion from Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp." which had taken six years to get it from drawing board to launch ... screen; and result in development of stronger submarine hulls, aircraft wings, and spacecraft. ''(Reuters, NYT, 2/9/69, 92)'' FAA had awarded United Aircraft Corp. Pratt & Whitney Div. $665,241 contract for ...

... Spacecraft Center MSC . NASA Public Service Award was presented to Llewellyn J. Evans, President of Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., Lunar Module LM manufacturer. ''(NASA Awards summary)'' House Committee on Science and Astronautics ... as little as $200 and be installed on light general-aviation aircraft to control "dutch roll" or yawing. Commercial jet aircraft were equipped with advanced systems to eliminate yawing. ''(NASA Release 69 ...

... . Board concluded: C-5A flight performance met Lockheed Corp. contract guarantees at current weight of aircraft; change actions applying to contract had not reduced required flight performance; landing gear design system ... support of all other basic research." ''(Testimony)'' MSC announced award of $100000 NASA contract to Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. for study of station operating techniques during space station mission to define crew ...

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