...payload work for the Air Force. ABMA was to follow with developing a large Saturn rocket and the Air Force to follow with the two-man Gemini orbit docking pr
*08-15-58 SATURN TO BE DEVELOPED (JUNO 2) BY ARMY-ABMA
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...hes, but he always made the right calls. I was thinking of the launch of Saturn SA-8 on May 25, 1965, with the Pegasus B payload.
The Saturn Booster Stage was fitted with four pairs of Genie Retrorockets, each having
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...ur Labs to get ready for the President’s visit to see our facilities and a Saturn C-1 static firing. We in the Manufacturing Engineering Lab had an awesome
...done in 88 days with a Redstone rocket. The Team continued to develop the Saturn 5 rocket and placed men on the Moon on July 20, 1969.
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SATURN ENGINE CRACKS
...unch Operations Office. Zeiler said, “We have lost the purge on Pad B for Saturn SA-7’s Outboard Engine at Position Six. The leak is coming from a crack
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...nts all over the US to this day.) At Marshall they were building the giant Saturn V boosters, under the direction of none other than Werner von Braun, who,
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The President witnessed a 30-second test firing of the Saturn rocket during his first visit to Redstone Arsenal.
...ng my post waiting for the President and his group. On display was our C-1 Saturn I, the Jupiter with Explorer IV mounted, the Mercury-Redstone Rocket that p
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...the surface of Venus, Mercury, Mars, the moon and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn with people but rather mining these bodies down to the core and converting
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An order was received to provide the astronauts on the Apollo Saturn Program, a way of self rescue if they got stuck in space due to engine fail
...aunch Coordinator, Dr. Albert Zeiler. NASA Headquarters indicated that the Saturn IB Apollo 1, SA-204 Rocket, sitting on Launch Pad 34A, should be used for q
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...of the Ares V, the [[HLLV]] of the [[constellation program]]. Like its [[Saturn V]] predecessor, the first payload will be a dummy payload to test its syst
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...ur Labs to get ready for the President’s visit to see our facilities and a Saturn C-1 static firing. We in the Manufacturing Engineering Lab had an awesome
...t MSFC. Meetings and conferences were taking place. Every aspects of the Saturn 5 vehicle was being reviewed and status reports compiled. Developing a sc
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...last one hundred years, in putting a man on the moon! To build seventeen Saturn 5 rockets, the world’s largest in history and all performed well without
*Duerr, Friedrich - Group(1) MSFC I-V-IU Saturn 5 Mgr. Instrument Unit 4201
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...MSFC had the assignment to come up with a Manufacturing Plan to build the Saturn 5 Moon Rocket. The task was in two steps. I was given the Step 1 task of
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A few years earlier, after Boeing got the Saturn 5 booster contract, it seems something happened to help set up the “Final
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...of this Nation’s dwindling rocket scientists died. Mr. Paetz, 88, MSFC’s Saturn 5 Project Officer, died on Thursday, July 9th. Two days earlier Max Nowak,
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...d my Co-Cape Coordinator, requested a deferment due to Cape work for me on Saturn SA-8 launch.
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