1960 NASA Authorization: Hearings Before the Committee on Science and Astronautics and Subcommittees Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, U.S. House of Representatives, Eighty-sixth Congress, First Session, on H. R. 6512. April 20,21,22,24,27,29. and May 4, 1959U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959 - 417 pages |
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... facilities , in- cluding flight vehicle assembly and check - out facility with equipment for special experiments , $ 3,000,000 . ( 7 ) Various locations : Global range tracking and communication facilities and equipment ; facilities for ...
... facilities , in- cluding flight vehicle assembly and check - out facility with equipment for special experiments , $ 3,000,000 . ( 7 ) Various locations : Global range tracking and communication facilities and equipment ; facilities for ...
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... facilities in the near future , and secondly , when we would be able to jam any enemy communications of that nature , and thirdly , where it would put our Strategic Air Force into effective operation against any enemy communications of ...
... facilities in the near future , and secondly , when we would be able to jam any enemy communications of that nature , and thirdly , where it would put our Strategic Air Force into effective operation against any enemy communications of ...
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... facilities , and we have Mr. John W. Townsend , Jr. , of Beltsville ; Edmund C. Buckley on tracking , Pacific Missile Range ; and Donald Heaton on propulsion facilities . Then we have under section IV , aeronautical and space research ...
... facilities , and we have Mr. John W. Townsend , Jr. , of Beltsville ; Edmund C. Buckley on tracking , Pacific Missile Range ; and Donald Heaton on propulsion facilities . Then we have under section IV , aeronautical and space research ...
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... facilities this morn- ing . The first witness will be Mr. Edmund C. Buckley , tracking , Pacific Missile Range . Mr. Buckley . STATEMENT OF EDMUND C. BUCKLEY Mr. BUCKLEY . Mr. Chairman and gentlemen ; the area which I would like to ...
... facilities this morn- ing . The first witness will be Mr. Edmund C. Buckley , tracking , Pacific Missile Range . Mr. Buckley . STATEMENT OF EDMUND C. BUCKLEY Mr. BUCKLEY . Mr. Chairman and gentlemen ; the area which I would like to ...
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... facilities themselves , the fa- cilities that existed as of last June were of two types . There was an optical network wherein pictures of this body way out in space were taken against a background of stars by a very special camera ...
... facilities themselves , the fa- cilities that existed as of last June were of two types . There was an optical network wherein pictures of this body way out in space were taken against a background of stars by a very special camera ...
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