| Date
| Issue
| Subject
| Cover
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| 1961
| Premier Edition
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| April/May 1962
| Vol. 1 No.1
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| Goals In Space by Dr. Walter R. Dornberger
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| Youthful Interest In Science
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| Evolution Of A Jet VTOL Transport
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| Man On The Moon by James E. Webb, Administrator, NASA
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| July/August 1962
| Vol. 1 No.2
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| Military Contribution To Space Exploration by General Bernard A. Schriever
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| Space Fiction Becomes Fact by L. Sprague De Camp
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| Aircraft Landings Weather Or Not by John H. Van Lonkhuyzen
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| Now There Are Two!
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| Rocket Belt Transportation Of The Future
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| X-14A First Up And Still Flying
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| Electronic Stethoscope
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| November/December 1962
| Vol. 1 No.4
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| Rime Of A Modern Mariner
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| Our Moon Rosetta Stone In Space? By Dr. Israel M. Levitt
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| Sergeant Six-Striper With A Stinger
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| Rocket Belt Up, Up And Away
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| 7090 New Computer Power by Donald T. Spaulding
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| Bell To Test CT-41 For Navy
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| January/ February 1963
| Vol. II No.1
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| Gemini - Next Step To The Moon
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| Defense Management by Col. Nathan F. Twining
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| Assault On Mt. Everest
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| USAF's Agena Tests At Arnold
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| New Faces At Bell
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| May / June 1963
| Vol. II No.3
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| Space Age News
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| Mercury - Only The Beginning by Albert W. Spindle
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| VTOL - Breaching New Flight Barriers by James A. O'Malley, Jr.
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| SKMR A-Weigh
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| A New Breed Of Firefly by Robert D. Roach, Jr.
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| Patents
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| July /August 1963
| Vol. II No.4
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| Space Age News
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| The Red Flag In Space by James J. Hagerty Jr.
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| CT-41 - A Supersonic Bull's-Eye by Albert W. Spindler
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| LEM - Excursion To The Moon
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| Technical Papers
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| Bell Signs Hydrokeel Agreement
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| 1964
| Vol. III No.1
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| Space Age News
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| SD.1 'Peeping Tom' For The Battlefront by Albert W. Spindler
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| National Air Museum by Philip S. Hopkins
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| USAF Cost Reduction Air Force Way Of Life
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| Building Business By Cutting Costs .
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| Space History's New Frontier by Marvin A. Rapp
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| Bell Names VP
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| 1964
| Vol. III No.2
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| Space Age News
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| Pinpoint Piloting
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| Revolution By Research by Clifford C. Furnas
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| Venturing Into A World Of Eerie Silence by Blair Justice
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| Prelude To The Venture
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| Boating On A Bubble by Perry J. Eli
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| 1964
| Vol. III No.4
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| Space Age News
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| Picture Mission To The Moon
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| Johnson-Astronauts Briefing
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| Realignment Streamlining For Future Growth
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| PERT Today's Program For Tomorrow's Production
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| Testing A New Propulsion System
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| 1965
| Vol. IV No.1
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| Space Age News
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| The Aerospaceplane: Space Shuttle For The Future by Dr. Walter R. Dornberger
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| Concerning That World Where Soup Is Supped Through A Straw
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| Falcons Award Bell Memorial Scholarship.
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| Perspective Of Long-Range Planning, Taking A Leaf From Aesop by Dr. Richard M. Hurst
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| Agena Enshrined In Smithsonian
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| Technical Papers.
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| 1965
| Vol. IV No.2
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| Space Age News
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| How On Earth They Can Land On The Moon by Richard Balentine
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| Profile
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| Flying By The Seat Of A Computer by Charles S. Tepfer
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| Enigma In A Goldfish Bowl by Karl G. Harr Jr.
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| Agena - 'Nothing Succeeds Like Success'
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| 1965
| Vol. IV No.3
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| Space Age News
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| Debut Of A Duct-Wing Dandy
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| Roll Out Day For The X-22A
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| Mass Transportation: A National Dilemma by George P. Miller
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| Faster Than Freeways by Albert W. Spindler
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| Invasion Of Mars
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| Profile
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| 1965
| Vol. IV No.4
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| Introduction
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| A Decade Of Steady Growth 1935-1945
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| Pioneering New Regimes Of Flight 1945-1955
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| End Of An Era, Beginning Of Another 1955-1965
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| Message From The President
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| 1965
| Vol. IV No.5
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| Space Age News
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| Assessing Our Manned Space Program By Dr. George E. Mueller
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| 'Workhorse' Agena Tackles New Space Assignment
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| Profile
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| God And The Space Age By Dr. James Armstrong
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| Building Tomorrow's Air Force By Maj. Gen. Marvin C. Demler
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| 1965
| Vol. IV No.6
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| Space Age News
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| Unscrambling The Army's Communications Interference Problem By Albert W. Spindler
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| MOL- The Next Step In Space By Gen. Bernard A. Schriever
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| Profile - Dr. Walter R. Dornberger
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| Helping Boy Scouts 'Be Prepared'
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| Bringing 'Em Home On A Wing And Precision Radar By Perry J. Eli
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| 1966
| Vol. V No.1
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| Space Age News
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| The American Astronaut A Breed Apart By Harold R. Williams
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| Profile
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| Total New Wrinkle In An Old Problem By Norman M. Badger
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| The Threat Is Technological By Claude Witze
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| Technical Papers.
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| 1966
| Vol. V No.2
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| Space Age News
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| Landing On A Cushion Of Air By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| The United Nations Role In Space By A. H. Abdel-Ghani
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| Space Simulation By Perry J. Eli
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| Agena Bull’s-Eye For Astronauts By Albert W. Spindler
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| Profiles
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| It’s Up. First Flight Of The X-22A
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| 1966
| Vol. V / No.3
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Planning National Defense By John R. Blandford
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| New Weapons Needed In Viet Nam By Michael Getler
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| Skimmer Patrols Harass Viet Cong
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| New Cargo Carrier For 'Hitting The Beach' By John B. Chaplin
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| Profiles
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| Force Feeding A Space Giant
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| How Positive Expulsion Tanks Work
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| Catchwords From The Research And Development Vocabulary By Dr. Robert G. Loewy
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| Safer High Speed Transportation
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| 3500 Mph Civilian Plane Held Possible
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| Space Rescue Is Under Study
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| 1966
| Vol. V No.4
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| 
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| Forging A Shield Against Meteoroids
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| It Was A Mighty Good Train By Al Spindler
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| Tracking Deeper Into Space
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| A Special Kind Of Know-How
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| Downtown To Downtown At 450 Mph By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| 'All Aboard!'
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| Have A Seaton A Skimmer
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| He Keeps 'Em Landing
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| Chief Negotiator
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| Small Rockets Find New Uses
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Carrier Deck Below
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| 1966
| Vol. V No.5
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| Cracking The Ocean Speed Barrier By James A. Higgins
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| Piloting Spacecraft Homeward By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| Viet Nam Patrol
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| Civilian Products From Space Research By George J. Howick
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| Nation's Spaceport Welcomes You
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| 'Can Do' Executive
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| Directors Inspect Plant
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| Weighing Sunbeams
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| How Mesa Works
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Trainer For Moonbound Astronauts
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| 1967
| Vol. VI No.1
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| Areas Of Air Force Development By Lt. Gen W.A. Davis
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| Ear To The Sky
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| Braving The Dragon's Breath By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| Power For Typical Solar Probe
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| Should The U. S. Go Metric?
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| How Japan Made The Change By Albert M. Schmidt
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| Only Three Countries Hold Out
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| Skimmers Service Oil Rig
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| Visit To Manned Spacecraft Center By Perry J. Eli
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| Year Of Total Achievement By Norman M. Badger
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| Profile: Executive Vice Pres. Hurst .
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Welding Lunar Rocket Engine
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| 1967
| Vol. VI No.2
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| 
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| Granddaddy Of The VTOLs
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| Next Steps In Reducing Astronaut Fatigue By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| Needed: More Runways
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| Vice President Commends Bell Aerosystems
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| Helping Underdeveloped Nations By William E. Powe
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| How It Feels To Skipper A Skimmer By Daniel C. Helms
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| Canadian Coast Guard Tests Skimmer
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| How Bell Aerosystems Plans For Its Future By Don R. Ostrander
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| Shake Well Before Using
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| 1967
| Vol. VI No.4
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| 
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| Integrated Avionics
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| I Read You Loud And Clear
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| Opening Up Canada's Northern Territories By Irwin Wolfe
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| First Use Of ACVs Expected In The South .
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| Where Is Bell Aerosystems Going? By Walter Maclag
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| Power To Reach The Stars By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| Aerospace Reports
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| N. Y. To Southampton In 40 Hours
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| 1967
| Vol. VI No.5
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| Compressing Human Speech
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| Jet Transportation Lights 25 Candles.
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| Why The X-22A's Propellers Have Ducts By John R. Bissell And Campbell Henderson
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| The World Of ACVs
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| Sormovich, 100-Ton Russian ACV By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| How We'll Land On Mars Or Venus
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| Chief Of Engineering
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| Stronger Than Steel
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Langley Tests Pogo For Moon Flight
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| 1967
| Vol. VI No.6
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| Battered Geological History
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| "Command Module Dead Ahead!" By Harold R. Williams
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| The Agena Engine By Robert D. Roach Jr.
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| Agena Engine Was Driving Force
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| Is The Space Program Dying?
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| Should The SST Get Preferential Handling?
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| Chief Of Manufacturing
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| The Case Of The Exploding Oxidizer Tanks By Ralph Wallenhorst
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| Aerospace Reports
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| It's In The Bag
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| 1968
| Vol. VII No.1
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| Space Trends In The 1970s
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| Management's Operations Engineer
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| Training For A Lunar Touchdown By Harold R. Williams
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| Science Advisory Committee Named
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| Building The Orbital Workshop By Dr. Wernher von Braun
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| Measuring Earth's Gravity By Don Norton
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Quai Vat! Quai Vat!
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| 1968
| Vol. VII No.2
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| 
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| A Defense Of Research In Space
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| Flying Taxis For Moon Explorers By Arthur Hill
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| How To Increase Reliability By Brig. General David V. Miller
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| Bell's Man In Washington
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| Rocketry's Action Museum By Don Norton
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| Forum For Professional Development
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| Television With A Mind Of Its Own
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Sky Crane For Box Cars?
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| 1968
| Vol. VII No.5
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| The Vietnam Lesson
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| What's Up In Space?
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| Technology: Father Of Human Welfare
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| Putting Comfort In Orbit
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| The Lookout For Life
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| Public Health Goes Space Age
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| The Public Defenders
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| The Wingless Jet Set By Don Norton
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| Data Chief
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| Realignment
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| Ten Years Of V/STOL Leadership
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| 1969
| Vol. VIII No.1
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| 
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| Needed: Direct Involvement
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| NASA's 10th By Don Norton
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| Bell In Space
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| NASA Milestones
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| The Terror Patrol By Journalist L/C Russell D. Egnor
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| Minuteman Executive
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| Space Debris By Harold R. Williams
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| Avscom: For An Airborne Army
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Future Ship Shape
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| 1969
| Vol. VIII No.2
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| Rocketry's Little Leaguers
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| Back Seat Navigator By Don Norton
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| Bell Systems
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| Assistant To The President
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| The Year Of The Moon Men By Edward K. Delong
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| Aerospace Reports
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| When You Think Systems
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| 1970
| Vol. IX No.2
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| 
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| Insights Into Lunar Mobility By Kenneth L. Levin
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| Earth: Planet 3A Of Sol By Russell L. Schweickart
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| Space System Of The Seventies By Edwin G. Pipp
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| Bell Aims Capabilities At Space Shuttle
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| Marketing's Del Wilson
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Fuselage With A Future
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| Spring 1971
| Vol. X
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| 
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| Birth Of The Mechanical Spacemen By Heinz Fornoff
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| Communications "First" Scored By Bell Antenna
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| R&D Perspective By Grant L. Hansen
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| Minuteman The Dynamic Deterrent
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| Technical Forum
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| Stretching The Propulsion Payoff
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| Bell Realigns Top Management
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| Voyageur
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| Summer/Fall 1971
| Vol. X
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| 
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| The Micro-Probers
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| Micro-Montage
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| A Day To Remember
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| Trans-Atlantic 1980
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| The Devil Sea
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| Aerospace Reports
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| Debut In Miniature
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| Winter 1972
| Vol. XI
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| 
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| Technology And The Two-Way Stretch
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| The Ecology-Minded Satellite
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| Thunder North
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| The "Growing" Art Of Electroforming
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| Off And Running
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| Spring 1973
| Vol. XII
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| 
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| Lonely Night Deadly Night
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| The Microwave Landing System
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| Something For the Marines
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| USSR and the ACV
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| The SES-1008 And The Record Run
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| Teleoperator: Part II
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| Milestone In The Making
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| News Digest
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| August 1973
| Vol. XII
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| 
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| Air Cushion Craft Tested In Canada - Aviation Week & Space Technology, December 20, 1971
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| ACV Gets Big Lift - Canada Courier, February 1972
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| Port Of Toronto Container Test - Port Of Toronto News, April 1972
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| Viking, A Special New ACV - Canadian Armed Forces Review, November-December 1972
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| Amphibious Air-Cushioned Vehicle Eases Arctic Transportation - Canadian Petroleum, October 1972
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| Voyageur Excels - Transport Canada, January-February 1973
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| Where The Action Is - Arctic Digest, February 1973
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| Air Cushion Vehicle Is Newest Van Carrier - Container News, April 1972
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| Army Studies Replacement Of Entire Obsolete Marine Fleet - Armed Forces Journal, December 1972
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| The ACV's Great Potential by W.G. Gisel President
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| Winter 1973
| Vol. XII
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| Dateline Mars: Journey to the Red Planet stirs new controversy
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| Breakthrough A Shot In The Arm For Vertical And Short Take-Off And Landing Aircraft
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| Evolution At Sea, An Ongoing Saga.
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| Ship To Shore And Beyond
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| 2000-T On Air Cushion SES
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| Viking The Special Purpose ACV
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| A Space Age Approach To Urban Waste Management
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| News Digest
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| Summer 1974
| Vol. XIII
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| 
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| Bell-Dalmo Merger Strengthens Both Divisions
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| Samso Agency Marks 20th Year
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| ATS-6: Extra Special Satellite
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| Space Medicine Lif3 Saving Spinoff
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| Here Comes The Viking
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| News Digest
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| July 1975
| Vol. XIV No.2
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| Company History issue
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