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... it for USAF. Similar in shape and size to home power-drill, the battery-powered "electric minimum reaction space tool" has 99.97% less reactive torque than ordinary utility drills, a ... /64, 13)'' In keynote address to 10th National Symposium on Reliability and Quality Control, Lt. Gen. Howell M. Estes, Jr. (USAF), AFSC Vice Commander, reviewed the reasons for reliability in missile ...

... companies ( Boeing , Lockheed , and North American ) and three engine man­ufacturing companies ( Curtiss-Wright , General Electric , and Pratt & Whitney Div. of United Aircraft ). Boeing's proposed SST was based on ... 1/3 of 1% during first 10 months of the program, according to Maj. Gen. Ben I. Funk (AFSSD) in Missiles and Rockets. When all present contracts are definitized, ...

... Cape Kennedy. ''(SBD, 1/13/64, 59)'' W. V. Pangborn and Co., Inc., and Lowery Electric, Inc., submitted joint bid of $1,443,289.20 for NASA-USAF contract to build ... Bernardino Operations of the Aerospace Corp., was presented AFSC's Outstanding Achievement Award by Maj. Gen. W. Austin Davis, Commander of AFSC Ballistic Systems Div. Booth was cited for his exceptional ...

... operation of Saturn V and CSM than could otherwise be obtained. In response to questions Gen. Phillips said lunar landing next year was "clearly possible." He also announced reassign­ment of ... engines. Allison and Pratt & Whitney had performed pre­liminary design contracts and NASA felt General Electric Co. had facili­ties and personnel to undertake the advanced technology. Initial objec­tive was ...

... 1963 through 1972 would be $1.239 billion, or 78%. Contractors, Boeing Co. and General Electric Co., would pay $287.8 million, or 18%, and customer airlines would contribute $59.5 ... would require "some limitation of recourse of creditors . . . in event of program failure." In addition, Gen. Maxwell forecast $2.5-billion to $5-billion market risk for period starting in 1972 ...

... of Ethiopia: "a great milestone in man's con­tinued search of the unknown." Gov. Gen. Roland Michener of Canada, in message to President Johnson: Canadians had followed astronauts' flight ... for Laboratory Astrophysics, Univ. of Colorado; Daniel J. Fink, General Manager for Space Systems, General Electric Corp.; and Dr. Charles M. Herzfeld, Technical Director of Defense Space Group ''(R&D)'' , ...

... Wallops Island, Va ., to 90.6-mi. altitude, in flight to detect quiet-day ionospheric electric currents using for first time a very small rubidium vapor magnetometer designed for use in ... I to 1.6 million lbs. for Saturn IB . ''(Marshall Star, 6/10/64, 1 )'' Gen. Bernard A. Schriever (USAF), Commander AFSC, at a 10th anniversary commemoration of USAF ballistic missile ...

... radio sources at low frequencies. ''( Goddard News, 6/29/64, 3)'' Appointment of Maj. Gen. Alvin R. Luedecke (USAF Ret.) as Deputy Director of Cal Tech's Jet Propulsion ... mi. from earth, permitting evaluation and development testing of spacecraft, chemical propulsion systems, and nuclear electric power generation and propulsion systems. ''(LRC Release 64-61)'' Studies of two-stage recoverable ...

... fell slightly short of orbiting its 3,750-lb. dummy lead payload. AFSC's Brig Gen. Joseph Bleymaier said preliminary investigation showed malfunction of onboard helium pressure valve was to blame ... it had succeeded in producing first nuclear-reactor system to convert atomic energy directly into electric power, small enough to fit aboard a spacecraft Report was made to Third International Atoms ...

... from the three tons of thrust per second of the huge liquid-fueled boosters through electric, nuclear and ionic power down to systems whose power can be calibrated in micromouse burps ... operations. ''(CR, 9/21/64, A4764)'' Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper ''(Maj., USAF)'' was presented the Gen. Thomas D. White Space Trophy by Air Force Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert , at the National ...

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