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USAFARP 212-1, SEPTE ER 1966 NUMBER 1 
This bibliography represents a portion of the technical holdings of 

the Air Force Academy Library on the science and technology of 

space flight. The time period covered is principally 1960-1965, 

although some items published in 1966 have been included. Mr. 

Robert S. Shaifer, Senior Reference Librarian, was the compiler. 

We was assisted by members of the Department of Astronautics. 

Following the date of copyright or publication of each item listed in 

this bibliography, is a notation in parenthesis indicating the call 

number of the publication or other information to expedite location 

of the item by the user of the Academy Library. 

The proceedings of many symposia or similar conferences or meetings are included. In general such publications are listed under the 

appropriate subject division by the name of the primary sponsor. 

Additional approaches to the identification of the publication of a 

specific symposium or conference are available in the main card 

catalog. Ln instances where annual assemblies were convened to 

cover advances in approximately the same subject area, not all of 

the publications of the 1960-1966 period are listed, This is particularly the usage if the sponsorship remained unchanged. 

Do not hesitate to ask one of our Reference Librarians for assistance in the event you are unable to locate items or information. 

In Part IV the term " astrophysics" as used in this bibliography is 

defined by essentially the definition that is given in The space encyclopaedia; a guide to astronomy and space research, New York, 

Dutton, 1957 and 1960. Definitions of the terms l'celestialrnechanits" and tlastrodynarnicsll as given in Parts IVand V are from the 

National Aeronautics and S pa c e Administration, Goddard Space 

Flight Center publication, Glossary of terms used in the exploration 

of space, 1963. This twenty-nine page glossary is fully identified 

in the first section of Part I1 of this bibliography. 

Many of the nontechnical aspects of the subject are covered in our 

Special Bibliography No. 28, OUTER SPACE. 

For references to astronautics informatidn printed prior to 1960, 

see Part XI1 and Special Bibliography No. 5 of this series, ASTRONAUTICS, January 1961. Copies of these bibliographies are available upon request to the Director of the Academy Library. 
TABLE TE 

PART' I HISTORICAL, INTRODUCTORY, SELECTED 

POPULARWORKS, ................. 1 

PART If DICTIONARIES AND GLOSSARIES; 

CHRONOLOGIES; SPECIFIC PROJECTS; 

GENERAL SYMPOSIA; GENERAL WORKS * * 0 3 

PART 111 SPACE UTILIZATION; ASTRONAUTICS 

IN OTHER COUNTRIES ............... 13 

PART IV ASTRONOMY; ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE 

PHYSICS; CELESTIALMECHANICS. ........ 16 

PART V ASTRODYNAMICS; GUIDANCE AND 

CONTROL; NAVIGATION; ORBITS, 

SPACE RENDEZVOUS, AND TRAJECTORIESe e . 18 

PART VI COMMUNICATIONS; ELECTRICITY AND 

ELECTRONICS; AUXILURY POWER 

SYSTEMS; TRACKING AND TELEMETRY . e 23 

PART VI1 VEHICLE DESIGN; RELIABILITY. ......... 27 

PART VI11 MATERULS ..................... 30 

PART IX PROPUSION, PROPELLANTS ........... 33 

PART X LAUNCHING AND RECOVERY; REENTRY; 

LOGISTICS ANDSUPPORT. ............. 36 

PART XI LIFESCIENCES ................... 38 

PART XI1 SELECTEb SOURCES FOR REFERENCES 

TO FURTHER INFORMATION. ........... 42 
WE TORICAL, FNTRODUCT QRY, 

SELECTED POPULAR WORKS 

Bucheim, Robert W,, et af. New space handbook: astronautics and 

its applications. Copyright held by the RAND Corporation, 

NewYork: RandomHouse, 1963. (TLE 1029 R18 1963) 

Cleator, Philip Ellaby, An introduction to space travel. New York: 

Pitman Publishing Corp., 1961. (TLE 1031 C62) 

Clarke, Arthur Charles. Interplanetary flight; an introduction to 

astronautics. 2d ed. New York: Harper, 1960, (TLE 1031 

C59 1960) 

Ducrocq, Albert. Victory over space, T r an s 1 at e d by Oliver 

Stewart. Boston: Little, Brown, 1961. (TLE 2031 D84) 

Emme, Eugene M. (ed.). The history of rocket technology; essays 

on research, development and utility. Published in cooperationwith The Society for the History and Technology. Detroit: 

Wayne State University Press, 1964. (TLE 503 E5) 

Gartmann, Heinz. Space travel, 1st English language ed, New 

York: Viking Press, 1962. (TLE 1031 G24) 

Goodwin, Harold L, The images of space. New York: Holt, 

Rinehart and Winston, 1965. (TLE 1031 G65i) 

Leavitt, Israel M,, and Cole, Dandridge M. Exploring the secrets 

of space; astronautics for the 1 a y m a n, Englewood Cliffs , 

N. J,: Prentice -Hall, 1963. (TLE 1031 L66e) 

Ley, Willy. Rockets, m i s s i 1 e s and space travel. Revised ed. 

New York: Viking Press, 1961. (TLE 503 L68 1961) 
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Conference on Re- sults o€ the First U, 5, Manned Suborbital Flight, Washington, 

De C., 1941. Proceedings. Washington, De C.: Government 

Printing Office, 1941, (TLE 1051 ,M5 C74) 

Northrop hstitute of Technology, hglewood, Calif. Basic science 

for aerospace vehicles, 3d ed. by James L. McKinley and 

Ralph D, Brent. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1963. (TLB 671 

N87 1963) 

Office of Aerospace Research, United States Air Force. U. S. Air 

Force achievements in research. Washington, D. C.: Office 

of Aerospace Research, 1964. (Govt. Doc. D 301.69/5: R3112) 

Ordway, Frederick I., etal. Basic astronautics; an introduction to 

Englewood Cliffs, space science, engineering and medicine. 

N. J.: Prentice -Hall, 1962. (TLE 1031 Q6) 

Ulanoff, Stanley M. Illustrated guide to U, S. missiles and rockets. 

Revised ed. Gardencity, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1962. (Ref TLE 

531 U3 1962) 

Wells, Robert, Electronics, key to exploring space. New York: 

Dodd, Mead, 1964. (TLE 1031 W45) 

Wilks, Willard E. The new wilderness: what we know about space. 

New York: McKay, 1963. (TLE 1140 W68) 

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DICTIONARIES AND GLOSSARIES 

Caidin, Martin, The man-in-space dictionary, a modern glossary. 

New York: Dutton, 1963, (Ref TLE 1029 C13) 

Gaynor, Frank. Aerospace dictionary. New York: Philosophical 

Library, 1960, (TLB 172 G28) 

Gentle, Ernest J., and Chapel, Charles E. (eds.), Aviation and space 

dictionary., 4th ed. Los Angele-s: Aero Publishers, 1961. 

(Ref TLB 171 B34 1961) 

McLaughlin, Charles (ed.). Space age dictionary. 2d ed, Prince - 

ton, N. J.: Van Nostrand, 1963. (Ref TLE 1029 M16 1963) 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Apollo terminology, 

Prepared for Office of Manned Space Flight. (NASA SP- 6001) 

Washington, D. C.: Office of Scientific and Technical Information, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 196 3. 

(Govt. Doc. NAS 1.21:6001) 

. Dictionary of technical te r m s for aerospace use. 

Edited by William H. Allen. (NASA SP-7) Washington, D. C.: 

Government Printing Office, 1965. (Ref TLE 1029 U5d) 

. Short glossary of space terms. (NASA SP-1) Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1962, (Ref TLE 

1029 U5g) 

National Aeronautics a n d Space Administration. Goddard Space 

Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md, Glossary of terms used in the 

exploration of s pa c e. (NASA TM X-51299; X-202-63-140; 

STAR designation, N 64-12087) Washington, D. C.: Office of 

Technical Service, U. S. Dept. of Commerce, 1963. (Ref TLE 

1029 U59) 

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Nayler, Joseph L, A dictionary of astronatltics, London: Newnes, 

1964. (TLE lo29 N33a) 

Newlon, Clarke, The aerospace age dictionary, New York: Watts, 

1965. (Ref TLE 1029 N54) 

CHRONOLOGIES 

Nationd Aeronautics and Space Administration. Aeronautics and 

astronautics , an American chronology of science and technology in the exploration of space, 1915-1960. By Eugene M. 

Emme, Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1961. 

( TLE 1041 U5) Continued as Ae ronauzical and astronautical 

events of 1961. 

. Astronautics and aeronautics, 1963, chronology on 

science, technology and policy. (NASA SP- 4004) Washington, D. C.: Scientific and Technical Information Division, 

NASA, 1964. (Ref TLE 1041 U5 1963) 

. Chronology of ma j o r NASA launchings; October 1, 

1958, through September 30, 1962. Prepared by Robert 

Rosholt, NASA Historical Staff. (NASA Historical Report No. 

8) Washington, D, C,: 1962. (Processed) (Ref TLE 1041 

U5c) 

Project mercury; a chronology. Prepared by James 

Me Grimwood, Historical Branch, Manned Spacecraft Center, 

Houston, Texas, as MSC Publication HR-I. (NASA SP-4001) 

Washington, D, C.: Government Printing Office, 1963, (Covt. 

Doc. NAS 1.21:4001) 

U. S. House of Representatives, Committee on Science and Astro - 

A chronology of missile and astronautics events. 

(Ref TLE 503 

nautics. 

Report No. 67, 87th Gong., 1st Sess., 1961. 

U5) 

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SPECIFIC PROSE CTS 

Moon and Planets 

American Astronautical Society, etal. Symposium on Lunar Flight, 

New York, 1960, Lunar exploration and spacecraft systems. 

Proceedings, (3 NewYork: Plenum Press, 1962. (TLE 1141 

S98) 

I Symposium on Manned Lunar Flight, Denver, Colo., 

1961. Proceedings; manned lunar flight. (Advances in the 

Astronautical Sciences, Vol. 10.) North Hollywood, Calif.: 

Western Periodicals Go., 1963. (TLE 1021 A51 v. 10) 

American Astronautical Society, 10th Annual Meeting, NewYork, 

1964. Lunar flight programs. (Advances in the Astronautical 

Sciences, Vol. 18.) North Hollywood, Calif.: Western Periodicals Go., 1964. (TLE 1021 A51 v. 18) 

American Astronautical Society, et al. Symposium on the Exploration of Mars, Denver, Colo., 1963. Proceedings; exploration 

of Mars. (Advances in the Astronautical Sciences, Vol. 15.) 

North Hollywood, Calif,: 

(TLE 1021 A51 v. 15) 

W e s t e r n Periodicals Go., 1963. 

American Rocket Society Lunar Missions Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, 

1962. Technology of lunar exploration; technical papers. -. 

(Progress in Astrunautics and Aeronautics, Vol. 10,) New 

York: Academic Press, 1963. (TLE 501 A78t) 

Holmes, Jay, America on the moon: the enterprise of the sixties. 

Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1962. (TLE 1141 €376) 

Leondes, Cornelius T., and Vance, R. W. (eds,). Lunar missions 

and exploration. New York: Wiley, 1964. (TLE 1141 L58) 

National Aeronautics and Space Adrninis tration. 1-2-3 and the moon; 

projects Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo of America's manned 

space flight p r o g r am . (NASA EP-7) Washington, D. C.: 

Government Printing Office, 1963. (Govt. Doc. NAS 1.19:7) 

5 
Be rtmndo, BE3, Satt:rn 1a;inch vehicle ~e]Iabilii~y study, final report, Vol, 3: Reliability test program for the S - I stage propulsion system. (TEMPO R-M 62 T?JZp - 21) Saxsta Barbara, 

Calif.: T e chni c al Military Planning Operation, General 

Electric Go,, 1962, 

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(TLE 503 Bi5 v.39 

Bowman, Norman John. The handbook of rockets and guided missiles. 2d ed. Newton Square, Pa,: Perastadion Press, 1963. -- 

j~ei 503 2378 1963) 

Gaidin, ,Martin. Rendezvaus in space; the story of projects Mercury, Gemini, Dyna-soar and Apollo. New Y ork: Dutton, 

1962. (TLE 1051 C13) 

missrle -val~me and directory. Washlngton, De C.: Govern- - ~?rent Data Publications, 1963. (Ref TLE: 531 G72) 

Jacobs, Horace, and Whitney, Eunice E. -Missile and space projects guide, 1962. New Yosk: Plenum Press, 1962. (TLE 

1029 21) 

6 
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Manned Spacecraft 

Mercury project summary including results of the 

(NASA SPCenter. 

fourth manned orbital flight May 15 and 16, 1963. 

45) Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1963, 

Results of the first United States manned orbital space 

flight, Feb. 20, 1962. Washington, D, C.: Government Printing Office, 1962. (TLE 1051 .M5 U55) 

National Aeronautics and Space Adrninis tration, Manned Spacecraft 

Center, Project Mercury. Results of the second United States 

manned orbital space flight, May 24, 1962. (NASASP-6) 

Washington, D. C,: Government Printing Olfice, 1962. (TLE 

1051 .M5 U55 No.2) 

. Results of the third United States manned orbital space 

flight, Oct.3, 1962. (NASA SP-12) Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1962. (TLE 1051 .M5 U55 No. 3) 

GENERAL SYMPOSIA 

Air Force Systems Command and Aerospace Corporation. Symposium on Ballistic Missile and Aerospace Technology, 6th, 

University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1961. Proceedings, Vol. 1: Design and reliability. Vol. 2: Ballistic 

missile and space electronics. Vol. 3: Propulsion, space 

science and space exploration. Vol. 4: Re-entry. New York: 

Academic Press, 1961. (TLE 1021 S98 1961) 

. Symposium on Ballistic Missile and Space Technology, 

7th, United States Air Force Academy, Colo rado, 1962, 

Transactions, Vol. 1: Space v e hi c 1 e s and system design; 

hypersonics and re- entry techniques, propulsion structures 

and materials , mathematical reliability techniques. Vol. 2: 

Earth satellite control and control systems, control of manned 

space e nv i r o nm e n t , simulation, communications. Los 

Angeles: Aerospace Corporation, 1962. (TLE 1021 S98 1962) 

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Air Force Systems Command and Aerospace Corporation, Syrnposiurn on Ballistic _Missile and Aerospace Technology, 8th, 

United States Naval Training Center, SanDiego, Calif., 1963. 

Transactions, Vol. 1: Advanced propulsion technology, vehicle design, reliability and pilot safety, materials for thermal protection. Vol. 2: Re-entry aerophysics, penetration, 

guidance and control, recovery systems, space electromagnetics. Los Angeles: Aerospace Corporation, 1963. (TLE 

1021 S98 1963) 

. Symposium on Ballistic Missile andspace Technology, 

9th, United States Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif,, 

1964. Transactions, Vol. 1: Command and control, space 

communications, space navigation, space station design factors, physiological considerations. Vol. 2: Launch system 

considerations, re-entry and recovery materials, blast sirndation, inspection, space system logistics. C;arneronStation, 

Alexandria, Virginia: Defense Documentation Center, 1964. 

(Available to agencies of the Department of Defense, the i r 

contractors and other government agencies.) (TLE 1021 S98 

1964) 

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American Astronautical Society, 9thAnnual Meeting. Los Angeles, 

1,963. Proceedings. (Advances in the AstronauticalSciences, 

Vol. 13.) North Hollywood, Calif.: Western Periodicals Co., 

1963. (TLE 1021 A51 v.13) 

American Astronautical Society, et al. Symposium on Scientific 

Satellites-Mission and Design, Philadelphia, 1962. Proceedings; scientific satellites. (Advances in the Astronautical 

Sciences, Vol. 12,) North Hollywood, Calif.: Western Periodicals Go,, 1963. (TLE 1021 A51 v.12) 

British Interplanetary Society Symposia (1958- 1961). Proceedings; 

space research and t e c h n o 1 o g y . Edited by Gordon V. E. 

Thompson. New York: Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, 1962. (TLE 1021 T47) 

Hatfield College of Technology Symposium, Hatfield, Herts , England, 

1962. Advances in space technology; proceedings of a symposium held at Hatfield College of Technology, Hertfordshire. 

Edited by J. L. Nayler. London: George Newnes, Ltd., 1962. 

(TLE 1027 N33) 

8 
I. A. S, iueeting on Large Rockets, Sacramento, Calif., 1962. See 

Armstrong, J. M., and Mullins, P. L., Sea launch and recoverv u 

of very large rocket vehicles, in Past X of this bibliography. 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, Sherman M. Fairchild Fund 

papers, New York: Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, 

1961- . (TLB 7 152) 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences and National Aeronautics and 

Space Administration, National Meeting on Ma nne d Space 

Flight, St. Louis, 1962. Proceedings of the national meeting 

on manned space flight. (Unclassified portion.) New York: 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, 1962. (TLE 1051 11) 

International Astronautical C o ng re s s , 12th, Washington, D. C., 

1961. Proceedings. 2 vols. New York: Academic Press, 

1963. (TLE 1021.3 16 1961) 

International Congress in the Aeronautical Sciences 2d, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 1960. Proceedings; advances in aeronautical 

sciences, vol. 4. (Lnternational Series in Aeronautics and 

Astronautics, Institute of the Aerospace Sciences.) Papers 

are in English, French, German, New York: Macmillan, 

1962. (TLB 61 I62 v.4) 

International Space Science Symposium. See Committee on Space 

Research (COSPAR) in Part IV of this bibliography. 

NASA - Industry Programs Plans Conference, 2d, Washington, D. C., 

1963. Proceedings. (NASA SP 29) Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1963. (Govt. DOC. NAS 1.21:29) 

NASA - University Conference on the Science and Technologyof Space 

Exploration, Chicago, 1962. Proceedings. 2 vols. (NASA 

SP-11) Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1962. 

(Govt. Doc. NAS 1.21:11) Specific fields are also covered in 

separate publications, as "Electric propulsion for spacecraft." 

(Govt. Doc, NAS 1.21:22) 

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GENERAL WORKS 

(Other than symposia) 

Aerospace Industries Association of America, Inc. Aerospace facts 

and figures. Los Angeles: Aero Publishers, annual. (Ref 

TLB 237 A96 year) 

. Aerospace technical forecast 1962-1972. Washington, 

D. C.: Aerospace Industries Association of Arnerica, Inc., 

1962. (TLE 1036 A25 1962-1972) 

Berman, Arthur I, The physical principles of astronautics; fundamentals of dynamical astronomy and space flight. New York: 

Wiley, 1961. (TLE 1031 B51) 

Blasingame, Benjamin P. Astronautics. New York: McCraw- Will, 

1964. (TLE 1126 1364) 

Ehricke, Krafft A. Space flight. Part 1: Environment and celestial mechanics. Part 2: Dynamics. (Principles of Guided 

Missile Design series.) Princeton, N. J.: Van Nostrand, 1960, 

1962. (TLE 531 P95 v.6) 

Frost & Sullivan, Inc., New York. Roster of U. S. government research and development contracts in aerospace and defense. 

Washington, D. C.: BowkerAssociates, 1965. (Ref U393 F93) 

Gatland, Kenneth W. Astronautics in the sixties; a survey of current t e c h n o l o g y and future development. London: Iliffe 

Books, 1962. (TLE 1031 G26a) 

. Spaceflight today. London: Iliffe Books, 1963. (TLE 

1031 G26s) 

George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, National Aeronautics and 

Space Administration. Advances in space science and technology. New York: Academic Press, 1961-63. (TLE 1021 

A24) 

a 

LeGalley, Donald P,, and McKee, John W. (eds.). Space exploration. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. (TLE 1140 L49) 

10 
National Academy of Sciences, Space Science Board. Space Science 

Su~mner Study, State University of Iowa, 1962. A review of 

space (National Research Council Publication 

1079.) Washington, D, C,: National Academy of Sciences - 

r e s e a r c h. 

National Research Council, 1962., (TLE 1031 S73) 

Ordway, Frederick I., et al. Applied astronautics; an introduction 

to spaceflight. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1963. 

(TLE 1031 06a) 

Singer, Siegfried F. (ed.). Progress in the astronautical sciences. 

Vol. I. Amsterdam: North Holland Publishing Go., 1962. 

(TLE 1021 P96) 

Space Technology Laboratories, Inc., Los Angeles. Flight performance handbook for powered flight operations; flight m e - 

chanics and space vehicle design, empirical forrnula.e, analytic 

approximations and graphical aids. Edited by 7- Frederick 

White. Revised and corrected printing, New York: Wiley, 

1963. (TLE 1126 S72) 

Space data. Los Angeles: Space Technology Laboratories, Inc., 1962. (Ref TLE 1031 S75) 

Stanford Research Institute. The industry-government aerospace 

relationship. 2 vols. P re pa re d for Aerospace Industries 

Association of America, Inc., Washington, D. C. Menlo Park, 

Calif.: Stanford Research Institute, 1963. (TLE 1036 S78) 

Stuhlinger, Ernst, 

engineering. 

S93s) 

Stuhlinger, Ernst, 

and Mesmer, Gustav (eds.). Space science and 

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1965. (TLE 1031 

et al, (eds.). Astronautical engineering and 

s cience from Peenemiinde to planetary space. New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1963. (TLE 1031 S93) 

Vertregt, M. Principles of a s t r o na uti c s 2d ed. New York: 

Elsevier, 1965. (TLE 1031 V56 1965) 

Wolff, Edward A. Spacecraft t e c h n o 1 o gy . Washington, D. C.: 

Spartan Books, 1962. (TLE 1031 W85) 

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World space d i re c tory listing U. S, and foreign rnissileJspace 

companies, officials and government agencies. Washington, 

D, C.: Almerican Aviation Publications. Vol, I, 1963- 

(Ref TLE 1024 W92) 

12 
World space d i re c to r y listing U. S, and foreign rnissile/space 

companies, officials and government agencies. Washington, 

D, C.: ALrnerican Aviation Publications. Vol. I, 1963- 

(Ref TLE 1024 W92) 

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SPACE UTILIZATION 

Caidin, Martin. Why space? and how it serves you in your daily 

life. New York: J. Messner, 1965. (TLE 1037 C13) 

Coodwin, Harold L, Space: frontier unlimited. Princeton, N. J.: 

Van Nostrand, 1962, (TLE 1031 G65) 

Hayes, Judith (comp. ). Astronautics information-television, photogrammetry, photometry, and radiometry adaptable to space 

reconnaissance. (Literature s e a r c h No. 490.) Pasadena, 

Calif.: California Ins t it u t e of Technology, Jet Propulsion 

Laboratory, 1963. (Technical Report stacks) 

Hilton, William F, Ma nne d satellites: their achievements and 

potentialities, New York: Harper, 1965, (TLE 1053 H65) 

Ley, Willy (ed.). Harnessing space. New York: Macrnillan, 1963. 

(TLE 1031 L68h) 

Sznger, Eugen, Space flight; countdown for the future. New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1965. (TLE 1031 S22) , 

U. S. House of Representatives, Committee on Science & Astro - 

nautics. The practical values of space exploration. Report 

No. 1276, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. (TLE 1037 U5) 

Widger, William K. Meteorological satellites. New York: Holt, 

Rinehart and Winston, 1966. (QC 879.5 W63) 

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ASTRONAUTICS IN COUNTRIES 

OTHER TEIAN THE UNITED STATES 

Argentine National Commission on Space Research. Inter-American 

Symposium on Space Research, Ist, Buenos Aires, 1960. Advarices in space re s e a r c h; proceedings of the first interAmerican symposium on space "Edited by the 

Technical Staff of the Argentine National Commission on Space 

Re s ea r c h presided by T. M. Tabanera." New York: LMacmillan, 1964. (TLE 1021.3 162) 

- 

re s ea r c h. 

British hte rplanetary Society. Commonwealth Spaceflight Syrnposiurn, lst, London, 1959. Proceedings; spaceflight technology. Edited by Kenneth W. Gatland. London: Academic 

Press, 1960. (TLE 1021 C73) 

Caidin, Martin. Red star in space. New York: Crowell-Collier 

Press, 1963. (TLE 1031.5 C13) 

France. Ambassade. U. S, Service de Presse et d'hformation. 

France air and space. New York: Ambassade de France, 

Service de Presse et d'Information, 1963, (TLB 591 F81) 

Gatland, Kenneth W. Spacecraft and boosters; the first cornprehensive analysis of more than seventy U. S. and Sovietspace 

launchings, 1961. London: Iliffe Books, 1964. (TLE 1031 

G26sp) 

Krieger, F. J. Soviet astronautics: 1957-1962. Prepared for 

United States Air Force Project RAND. (MemorandumRM - 3595 - PR) Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND Corporation, 1963. 

(Technical Report stacks - RAhj - RM. *. ) 

Ordway, Frederick I., and Wakeford, Ronald C. International missile and spacecraft guide. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960. 

(Ref UGK 1031 065) 

Parry, Albert. Russia's rockets and missiles. Gardencity, N. Y.: 

Doubleday, 1960. (TLE 503 P26) 

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Ue S, Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service, Soviet 

space programs: Organization plans, gaals and international 

implications. Staff report prepared for the use of the Committee on Aeronautical and Spa c e Sciences, United States 

Senate. (87th Cong., 2d Sess., Committee Print) Washington, 

D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1962. (TLE 1031,5 U5) 

Zaehringer, Alfred J. Soviet s pa c e t e c h n o 1 o g y e 

Efitrper, 1961. (TLE 1031 217) 

New York: 

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PART IV 

AS T R ONOMY 

Committee on Space Research (COSPAR), and The U. So National 

Academy of Sciences International Space Science Symposium, 3d, Washington, D. C.: 1962. Space research 111. New 

York: Interscience Publishers, 1963. (QC 801 16 1962) 

Committee on Space Research (C@SPAR), and The Polish Academy 

of Sciences. International Space Science Symposium, 4th, 

Warsaw, 1963. Space research IV. New York: Interscience 

Prtblishers, 1964. (QC 801 I6 1963) 

Douglas Aircraft Company, Missile and Space Systems Division. 

Model atmospheres f o r the planet Mars. f Douglas Report 

SM-44552) Santa Monica, Calif.: Missile and Space Systems 

Diyision, Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc., 1963, (Technical 

Report stacks AD 424644) 

Gauss, Karl Friedrich. Theory of motion of the heavenly bodies 

moving about the sun in conic A translation of 

Theoria motus. NewYork: Dover, 1963. (QB 355 G27 1963) 

s e c ti on s . 

Johnson, Francis S. (ed. ). Satellite environment handbook. 2d ed. 

Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1965. (QC 879.5 

J6 1965) 

Landolt, Hans Heinrich. Numerical data and functional relations hips in s cience and t e c h n o 1 o g y e Vol. 1: Astronomy and 

astrophysics. New Series Group VI. Edited by H. H. Voigt. 

Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1965. (Ref QC 61 L25) 

Plummer, H. C. An introductory treatise ondynamical astronomy. 

New York: Dover, 1960. (QB 351 P73) 

Weil, Nicholas A. Lunar and planetary surface conditions. (Advances in Space Science and Technology, Supplement 2.) New 

York: Academic Press, 1965. (TLE 1021 A24 Suppl. 2) 

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ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE PHYSICS 

Astrophysics --Application of the laws and principles of physics to 

all aspects of stellar astronomy. 

Brandt, John C., and Hodge, Paul Wo Solar system astrophysics. 

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. (QB 501 B81) 

Dufay, Jean. Introduction l'astrophysique: les gtoiles. Paris: 

A. Colin, 1961. (QB 871 D85) Also available in English. 

Translated by Owen Gingerich. New York: Dover Publications, 1964. (QB 871 D85 1964) 

Liller, William (ed.). Space astrophysics. (University of Michigan 

Ins tit u t e of Science and Technology Series.) New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1961. (QB 461 L72) 

Massey, Harrie S. W. Space p hy s i c s . Cambridge, England: 

Cambridge University Press, 1964. (QB 500 M41) 

CELESTIAL MECHANICS 

Celestial Mechanics--Study of the theory of the motions of celestial 

bodies under the influence of gravitational fields. 

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Conference, 

New Haven, Conn., 1963. Celestial mechanics and astrodynamics. (Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics, Vol. 

14.) New York: Academic Press, 1964. (TLE 501 A78c) 

Brouwer, Dirk, and Clemence, Gerald M. Me thod s of celestial 

mechanics. NewYork: Academic Press, 1961. (QB 351 B87) 

Nelson, Walter C., and Loft, ErnestE. Space mechanics. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1962. (TLE 1032 N42) 

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AS T ROD Y NALMI CS 

Astrodynamics - -The practical application of celestial mechanics, 

astroballistics, propulsion theory, and allied f i e Ids to the 

problem of planning and directing the trajectories of space 

vehicles. 

Air Force Office of Scientific Research and General Electric Company, Symposium.. . , Philadelphia, 1962. Sympo s ium on 

dynamics of manned lifting planetary entry. Edited by S. M. 

Scala and others. New Yark: Wiley, 1963. (TLE 1034 S96) 

Baker, Robert M. L., and Makernson, Maud W. An introduction to 

astrodynarnics. New York: Academic Press, 1960, (TLE 

1032 B16) 

International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Symposium, Paris, 1962. Dynamics of satellites. Papers are 

predominately in English--a few are in French. NewYork: 

Academic Press, 1963. (TLE 1121 163) 

Thomson, William Tyrrell. Introduction to space dynamics. New 

York: Wiley, 1961. (TLE 1032 T48) 

GUIDANCE AND CONTROL 

AIAA/ION Guidance and Control Conference, Minneapolis, Minn., 

1965. Technical papers, New York: American Lnstitute of 

Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1965. (TLE 560 Al) 

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Guidance and 

Control Conference, Cambridge, Mass., 1963. Guidance and 

control--11. (Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics, Vol. 

13.) New York: Academic Press, 1964. (TLE 501 A78gu) 

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American Rocket Society. Guidance, Control, and Navigation Conference, Stanford University, 1941 * Guidance and control; 

a selection of technical papers. D. (Pragress in Astronautics 

and Rocketry, Vol, 8,) New York: Academic Press, 1962, 

(TLE 501 A78g) Other reports presented at this conference 

are included in American Rocket Society, Reports (TLE 1021 

A53) 

Battin, Richard H, Astronautical guidance. New York: McGrawHill, 1964. (TLE 560 533) 

Blakelock, John H. Automatic c o n t r o 1 of aircraft and missiles. 

New York: Wiley, 1965. (TLC 433 B63) 

Clemow, John, Missile guidance. (Beam riding, homing, cornmand control.) London: Temple Press, 1962, (TLE 560 

C62) 

Draper, Charles S,, et al. Inertial guidance. New York: Pergamon 

Press, 1960. (TLE 560 D7) 

Fernandez, Manuel, and Macomber, George R. Inertial guidance 

engineering. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1962. 

(TLE 560 F36) 

Leondes, Cornelius T. (ed.). Guidance and control of aerospace 

vehicles. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1963. (TLE 560 L58) 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Aeronautics 

and Astronautics. Inertial guidance- -terrestrial and interplanetary. 4vols. Cambridge, Mass.: Dept. of Aeronautics 

and Astronautics, M. I. T., 1960. (Processed.) (TLE 1035 

M41i) 

Singer, Siegfried Fred (ed.). Torques and attitude sensing in earth 

satellites. (Applied Mathematics and Mechanics , Vol. 7.) 

New York: Academic Press, 1964. (TLE 1121 S61) 

Slater, J. M. Inertial guidance s e n s o r s . New York: Reinhold, 

1964. (TLE 560 S63) 

Stearns, Edward V. Be Navigation and guidance in space. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1963, (TLE 560 S79) 

19 
Wegenes, Peter P. Flight regimes in the atmospheres of Venusand 

iMars* Prepared for United States Air Force Project RAND. 

(iMe,morandum RM - 3388 - PR) Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND 

Corporation, 1963, (Technical Report stacks - RAND.. e ) 

NAVIGATION 

Broxmeyer, Charles. Ine r tial navigation systems. New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1964. (TLE 560 B88) 

Institute of Radio Engineers, Baltimore Section and The Professional G so up on Aerospace and Navigational Electronics. 

East Coast Conference on Aerospace and Navigational Elec - 

tronics, 9th, Baltimore, 1962. Technical papers e Baltimore, 

Md.: Air Arm Division, Westinghouse Electric Gorp. (1963) 

(TLC 341 El 1962) 

Lees, Sidney (ed.). Air, space, and instruments, A collection of 

original contributions written in commemoratian of the sixtieth birthday of Charles Stark Draper. New York: McGrawHill, 1963, (TLC 401 L48) 

Parvin, Richard H. Inertial navigation. New York: Van Nostrand, 

1962. (TLE 560 P27) 

Savet, Paul €3. (ed.). Gyroscopes; theory and design with applications to instrumentation, guidance, and control, New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1961. (VK 584 .G8 S36) 

U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Space na v i g a t i o n handbook. 

Washington, D. C.: Government P r inti ng Office. (1962) 

(Govt. Doc. D 208.6/3:Sp 1) 

20 
ORBITS, SPACE RENDEZVOUS, AND TRAJECTORIES 

American Astronautical Society and Air Force Flight Test Center, 

Symposium. .* , Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., 1963. 

Space rendezvous, rescue, and recovery; proceedings of the 

symposium, Part one: Technical sessions, Part two: Supplementary sessions. (Advances in the Astronautical Sciences, Vole 16.) North Hollywood, Calif.: Western Periodicals 

Go,, 1963, (TLE 1021 A51 v. 16 pt. 1, pt. 2) 

Boehm, Barry. Rocket: RAND'S omnibus calculator of the kinematics of e a r t h trajectories, Prepared for United States 

Air Force Pro j e c t RAND. (Memorandum RM-3534-PR) 

Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND Corporation, 1963 (Technical 

Report stacks - RAND.. ) 

Clarke, V. C., Jr., et al, Earth-Venus trajectories, 1964-1970. 

Five volumes giving key characteristics of Eartb-to-Venus 

trajectories during the period 1964-1970. (JPL Technical 

Memoranda No. 33-99) Pasadena, Calif.: 3 e t Propulsion 

Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, 1963. (Tech - 

nical Report stacks) 

Escobal, Pedro Ramon. Methods of o r b i t determination. New 

York: Wiley, 1965. (TLE 1034 E7) 

Deutsch, Ralph. Orbital dynamics of space vehicles. Englewood 

Cliffs, N, J,: Prentice-Hall, 1963. (TLE 1034 D48) 

Dubiago, A, D. The determination of orbits. Translated from the 

Russian by Re D. Burke and others. New York: Macmillan. ~- 

1961. (QB 355 D81) 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences , Vehicle Systems Optimization 

Symposium, Garden City, N. Y., Proceedings of the 

vehicle systems optimization symposium. New York: Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, (1962) 

1961. 

(TLE 1034 S98v) 

Jensen, Jorgen, et al. Design guide to orbital flight. New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1962.. (TLE 1034 J5) 

21 
Leitmann, George. Qptimization techniques , with applications to 

aerospace systems. (Mathematics in Science and Engineering, Vole 5.) New York: Academic Press, 1962. (QA 270 

L53) 

Ting, Lu, and Brofman, Sherwood, On take-off from circular orbit 

by small thrust. (Pibal Report No. 758) Brooklyn, N. Y.: 

Department of Aerospace Engineering and Applied Mechanics, 

Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1962. (Technical Report 

stacks - Polytechnic, e e ) 

Wolverton, Raymond W. (ed.). Flight performance handbook for 

orbital operations; orbital mechanics and astrodynamic formulae, theorems, techniques and applications. Revised and 

corrected printing, New York: Wiley, 1963. (TLE 1034 W86) 

22 
VI 

C OMM UNICA T IONS 

Balakrishnan, A, V. (ed.). S pa c e communications. New York: 

McGraw-Hi.11, 1963. (TK 5101 B17) 

Filipowsky, Richard F., and Muehldorf, Eugen I, Space communi- - cations s y s t e m s . Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 

1965. (TK 5101 F48) 

Jaffe, Leonard. Communications in s pace New York: Holt, 

Rinehart and Winston, 1966. (TK 5104 523) 

Krassner, George N., and Michaels, Jackson V. Introduction to 

s pa c e communication systems. New York: McGraw-Hill, 

1964. (TK 5101 K89) 

Spangenberg, Karl R. (ed.). Electromagnetics in space: Antenna - considerations as related to s pa c e communications. New 

York: McGraw-Hill, 1965. (TK 5101 S73) 

Union Ra d i o Scientifique Internationale (International Scientific 

Radio Union) and International Committee on Space Research 

( COSPAR). Symposium on Space Communications Research, 

Paris, 1961. Space radio communication. Edited by G. M. 

Brown. ( URSI Monograph) Amsterdam, Holland: Elsevier 

Publishing Co., 1962. (TK 5101 B87) 

.I* .I. .I. .I* J. 4. Jr .I. 4, 1- .'. -1. .,- 1. I. .,. .,- -,. 

23 
National Aeronautics and Space ,ridministration. Space communications: Theory and applications; a bibliography, An extensive 

collectiolz of annotated references to reports , journal articles, 

and hooks published during the period 1958-1963. VO~. 1: 

Modulation and channels, Vole 2: Coding and detection theory. 

Vol. 3: Informationprocessingand advanced techniques. Vol. 

4: Satellite and deep space applications. (NASA S P - 7022 - ) 

Washington, D. C.: Scientific and Technical Information Division, NASA, 1965. (Govt. Doc. NAS 1.21:7022 01, 02, 03, 04) 

ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS 

Newman, David Bruce. Space vehicle electronics. Princeton, 

N. J.: Van Nostrand, 1964, (TLE 1031 N55) 

Northrop Institute of Technology, Ingtewood, Ca1i.f- Electricity 

and electronics for aerospace vehicles. New York: McGrawHill, 1961. (TLE 605 N87) 

AUXILIARY POWER SYSTEMS 

American Rocket Society Space Power Systems Conference, Santa 

Monica, Calif., 1960. Energy conversion for space power; 

a selection of technical papers, *. (Progress inAstronautics 

and Rocketry, Vole 3.) New York: Academic Press, 1961, 

(TLE 501 A78en) 

. Space power systems; a selection of technical 

papers. (Progress in Astronautics and Rocketry, Vol. 4) 

New York: Academic Press, 1961. (TLE 501 A78s) 

Cooley, William C., and Janda, Robert Jo Handbook of space - 

radiation effects on solar- cell pow e r systems, Prepared 

under contract for NASA by Exotech, Inc., Alexandria, Val 

(NASA SP-3003) Washington, D. C.: Office of Scientific and 

Technical Information, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1963. (Govt. Doc. NAS 1.21: 3003) 

24 
Division of Fuel Chemistry Symposia, American Chemical Society, 

New York, 1963; Philadelphia, 1964. Fuel ce 11 systems. ~ 

(Advances in Chemistry Series 47.) Washington, D. C.: 

American Chemical Society, 1965. (TK 2920 A 5f) 

Mackay, Donald B, Design of space powerplants. (Auxiliary power 

s up p 1 i e s . Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1963. 

(TLE 1126 AVl.5) 

Williams, Keith R. (ed.). An introduction to fuel cells. NewYork: 

Elsevier, 1966. (TIS 2931 W72) 

TRACKING AND TELEMETRY 

Corliss, William R. Space probes and pla ne ta ry exploration. 

Princeton, N. 3.: Van Nostrand, 1965. (TLE 1140 679) 

Foster, Leroy E. Telemetry systems. New York: Wiley, 1965. 

(TLE 1125 F75) 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, National Symposium on Tracking and Command of Aerospace V e hi c 1 e s , San Francisco, 

1962. Proceedings. New York: Institute of the Aerospace 

Sciences, 1962. (TLE 1034 11) 

Joint Technical Advisory Committee of the Institute of Electrical 

and Electronics Engineers and Electronic Industries Associa - 

tion. Radio spectrum utilization: A program for the administration of the radio s pe c t r urn. New York: Institute of 

Electrical and. Electronics Engineers, 1964. (HE 8667 J79 

1964) 

Scavullo, Joseph J., and Paul, Frederick J. Aerospace, ranges: 

Instrumentation. Princeton, N. J.: Van No s t ra nd , 1965. 

(TLE 1127 S28) 

Stiltz, Harry L. (ed.). Aerospace telemetry. Englewood Cliffs, 

N. J.: Prentice -Hall, 1961. (TLE 1125 S85) 

25 
Wenk, Edward. Radio frequency control in space telecommunications. Prepared for the U, S. Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences by the Legislative Reference Service, 

Library- of Congress. (Committee Print 86th Gong., 2dSess., 

Doc, No. Y4.Ae 8:Rll) Washington, D, C.: Government Printing Office, 1960, (TLE 1126 U5) 

Young, R. E* Telemetry. London: Temple Press, 1963. (TLE 

1125 Y7) 

26 
Wenk, Edward. Radio frequency control. in space telecommunications, Prepared for the U, S. Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences by the Legislative Reference Service, 

Library of Congress. (Committee Print 86th Gong., ZdSess., 

Doc, No. Y4.Ae 8:Rll) Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1960, (TLE 1126 U5) 

Young, R, E. Telemetry. London: Temple Press, 1963. (TLE 

1125 Y7) 

26 
VEHICLE DESIGN 

Abraham, Lewis H. Structural design of missiles and spacecraft. 

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1962. (TLE 1035 A15) 

Air Force Office of Scientific Research. Proceedings of a n a e r o - 

space scientific s ympo s ium of distinguished lecturers in 

honor of Dr. Theodore von Karman on his 80th anniversarv, 

(Washington, D. Ce), Mav 11, 1961. New York: Institute of 

the Aerospace Sciences, 1962. (TLE 1027 P96) 

Air Force Office of Scientific Research and Arthur Do Little, Inc. 

C o n f e r e n c e on Aerodynamically Heated Structures, Cambridge, Mass., 1961, Proceedings. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: 

Prentice -Hall, 1962. (TLE 1126 C74) 

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and National 

Aeronautics and S p a c e Administration. Confe rence , Palo 

Alto, Calif., 1963. Engineering problems of manned interplanetary exploration, New York: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1963. (TLE 1053 E5) 

cox, 

Ford 

R. N,, and Crabtree, L. F. Elements of hypersonic aero - 

dynamics, NewYork: Academic Press, 1965. (TLD 221 C87) 

Motor Company, Aeronutronic Division. Design study for a 

lunar capsule: Final report. 2 vols. Prepared for Jet Pro - 

pulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Newport Beach, Calif.: Aeronutronic, 1960, (TLE 1126 F71) 

Haviland, Robert P., and House, C. M, (eds.). Handbook of satellites and space vehicles, Princeton, N, J,: Van Nostrand, 

1965, (TLE 1121 €338) 

Jerger, Joseph J. Systems preliminary design. (Principles of 

Guided missile Design series.) Princeton, N, 5.: Van 

Nostrand, 1960. (TLE 531 P95 v.7) 

27 
Koelle, Heinz Herrnann fed,). Handbook of astronautical engineering, 

New York: ,icC;ra.cv-Hill, 1961, (Ref TLE 1031 K7) 

Kreith, Frank. Radiation heat transfer for spacecraft and solar 

power plant design. Scranton, Pa.: International Textbook 

Co., 1962. (TLE 1126 K9) 

Lange, Oswald H., and Stein, Richard J, Space carrier vehicles; 

design, development and testing of launching rockets. (Advances in Space Science and Technology, Supplement 1.) New 

York: Academic Press, 1963. (TLE 1021 A24 Suppl. 1) 

IMiele 

itlo r r 

, Angelo (ed.). Theory of optimum aerodynamic shapes; extremal problems in the aerodynamics of supersonic, hypersonic, and free-molecular f 1 ow s * New York: Academic 

Press, 1965, (TLD 221 ih463) 

son, Richard B. (ed.). Design data for a e r o nau t i c s and 

astronautics; a c om p i la t i o n of existing data. New York: 

Wiley, 1962, (TLE 1032 M88) 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Space-cabin atmospheres, Part 1: Oxygen toxicity. Part 2: Fire and blast 

ha za rd s Other parts to follow. (NASA SP-47, SP-48) 

Washington, D. C.: Scientific and Technical Information Division, NASA, 1964. (Govt. DOC. NAS 1, 21:47 and 48) 

Purser, Paul E., eta1 (eds,). iwanned Spacecraft: Engineering 

d e s i g n and operation. New York: Fairchild Publications, 

1964. (TLE 1126 P98) 

Riley, Francis E., and Sailor, J. Douglas. Space systems engineering, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1962. (TLE 1031 R57) 

Seifert, Howard S., and Brown, Kenneth (eds.). Ballistic missile 

and space vehicle systems. New York: Wiley, 1961. (TLE 

1035 S45b) 

Space/ae ronautics research and development technical handbook, 

1964/ 1965. New York: Conover-c mast, 1964. (Periodical 

stacks - S...) 

28 
RELIABILITY 

American Astronautical Society, Los Angeles Section. Symposium, 

Anaheim, Calif, , 1964. Manned space reliability symposium: 

Proceedings ( Vol. 1 , Manned Space Reliability Symposium, 

AAS Science and Technology Series,) North Hollywood, Calif,: 

Western Periodicals Co., 1964. (TLE 1053 M28) 

Culler, G. J,, and Peterson, H. H. Estimating the theoretical r e - 

(TEMPO Report 

Technical Military 

(TLE 1124 

liability and mean life of complex syszems. 

RM 60 TMP - 77) SantaBarbara, Calif.: 

Planning Operation, General Electric Go,, 1960, 

C96) 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, Aerospace Systems Reliability 

Symposium, Salt Lake City, 1962, Proceedings. New York: 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, 1962. (TLE 1124 11) 

I, R. E. Seminar on the Reliability of Space Vehicles, 3rdAnnual 

Seminar, Los Angeles, 1962. (Papers) North Hollywood, 

Calif.: Western Periodicals, 1962. (TLE 1126 I3 1962) 

Marvin, Frank F. Changing concepts of e n v i r o nm e n ta 1 test 

facilities, (W. So Air War College Thesis, No. 2819.) Maxwell A. F. Be, Alabama: 1965. (TLE 1035 M39) 

Reliability and Maintainability Conference , 4th Annual, Los Angeles , 

1965. Annals of reliability and maintainability, v. 4- -Practical 

t e c hr\, i q u e s and application. Washington, De C.: Spartan 

Books, 1965, (TA 168 A25 1965) 
MAT E RIALS 

Aeronautical Systems Division, U. S. Air Force; National Bureau 

of Standards; and National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Symposium on the Measurement of Thermal Radiation Properties of Solids, Dayton, Ohio, 1962. Measurement 

of thermal radiation properties of solids. Edited by Joseph 

C. Richmond. (NASA SP - 31) Washington, D, C.: Government Printing Office, 1963, (Govt. Doc. NAS 1,2f:31) 

American Society for Testing Mate ria Is, Committee D-20 on 

Plastics, 3rd Pacific Area National Meeting, San Francisco, 

1959. Reinforced plastics for rockets and aircraft; symposium on reinforced plastics and symposium on thermal abla - 

tion. (ASTM Special Technical Publication No, 279) Philadelphia: ASTM, 1961. (TLE 1124 A5) 

American Society for Testing Ma t e r i a 1 s , Committee E- 10 on 

Radioisotopes and Radiation Effects. Space radiation effects 

on materials, (ASTM Special Technical Publication No. 330) 

Philadelphia, 1962, (TLE 1124 A5s) 

America1 Society for Testing Mat e ria 1 s , Committee E-IO on 

Radioisotope and Ra d i a ti on Effects, 66th Annual Meeting, 

Atlantic City, N. J., 1963. Space radiation effects, symposium on effect of rad i a ti on on materials. (ASTM Special 

Technical Publication No. 363) Philadelphia: ASTM, 1964. 

(TA 460 S73) 

American Society for Testing and Materials--American Society of 

Mechanical Engineers, Joint Committee on Effect of Temperature on the Properties of Metals, 4th Pacific Area National 

Meeting, Los Angeles, 1962. Symposium on materials for 

aircraft, missiles and space vehicles. (ASTM Special Technical Publication No. 345) Philadelphia: ASTM, 1963. 

(TLD 565 S98) 

30 
American S o c i e ty for Testing Materials, 67th Anlluai Meeting, 

Chicago, 111, 1964. Symposium on newer structural materials 

for aerospace vehicles. Chicago, XUo: American Society for 

Testing Materials, 1965, (TLE 1124 S671 1964) 

Bureau of Ships--Department of the Navy- and National Aeronautics 

and Space Administration, Society of Aerospace Material and 

Process Engineers, 8th National Symposium, San Fkancisco, 

Calif., 1965. Insulation-Materials and processes for aero - 

space and hydrospace applications. North Hollywood, Calif.: 

Western Periodicals Go., 1965. (TLE 1124 S67 1965) 

Golden Gate Metals Conference, San Francisco, 1962, Materials 

science and technology for advanced applications. Edited by 

Donald R, Mash for the Golden Gate Chapter of the American 

Society for Metals. Englewood Cliffs, N. 3,: Prentice-Hall, 

1962. (TLE 1124 G61) 1964 Conference is reported in 

TLE 1124 G61 v,2. 

Kennedy, A. J. The materials background to s pa c e technology. 

London: New-nes, 1964, (TLE 1124 K3) 

Kircher, John F., and Bowman, Richard E. (eds.). Effects of 

radiation on materials and components, New York: Reinhold, 

1964. (TA 406.5 K5) 

Kratsch, K, M., et al. Thermal performance of heat shield composites during planetary entry. Sunnyvale, Calif.: Lockheed 

Missiles and Space Company, 1963. (TLE 1034 K8) 

Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Space materials handbook, Edited by Claw G. Goetzel, 

John B, Rittenhouse and John B. Singletasy. Reading, Mass.: 

Addison-Wesley, 1965, (TLE 1124 L81) 

Parker, Earl R. (ed.). Materials for missiles and spacecraft. New 

York: McGraw-Hill, 1963. (TLE 1124 P23) 

Society of Aerospace Material and Process Engineers, 6th National 

Syniposium, Seattle, Wash., 1963, Materials for space vehicle use. 3 vols. Seattle, Wash.: Seattle Chapter, SAMPE, 

1963. (TLE 1124 S67 1963) 

31 
Society of Aerospace Materials and Process Engineers, 7th iwaterials Symposium, Los Angeles, I 

1964, Adhesives and 

elastomers €or environmental extremes. 

(TLE 1124 S67 196-4) 

Los Angeles, 1964. 

Syracuse University, KesearchInstitute. Ae ro s pa c e structural 

metals handbook. Vol, 1: Ferrous alloys. Vol. 2: Nonferrous alloys. Syracuse, N, Y.: Syracuse University Press, 

1963, (TLE 1124 S99) 

Thompson, G. V, E., and Gstland, K, W. (eds.). Materials inspace 

technology, London: Iliffe, 1963. (TLE I124 T47) 

32 
PROPULSION, PROPELLANTS 

Air Force Office of Scientific Research and General Electric Company, Conference on Physical Chemistry in Aerodynamics and 

Space Flight, University of Pennsylvania, 1959. Proceedings 

of the conference on physical chemistry- in aerodynamics and 

s pa c e f 1 i g h t. Oxford, England: Pergamon Press, 1961, 

(TLE 1021 C74) 

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics , Heterogeneous 

Cornbustion Conierence, Palm Beach, Fla,, 1963, Heterogeneous combustion. (Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics, Vol. 15.) NewYork: Academic Press, 1964, (TLE 501 

A78he) 

American Rocket Society Conference on Ions in Flames and Rocket 

Exhausts , Palm Springs , Calif, , 1962. Ionization i n hightemperature gases; technical papers.. * (Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics, Vol. 12,) New York: Academic 

Press, 1963. (TLE 501 A78i) 

American Rocket Society Electric Propulsion Conference, Berkeley, 

Calif., 1962, Electric propulsion development. (Progress in 

Astronautics and Aeronautics, Vol. 9.) New York: Academic 

Press, 1963. (TLE 501 A78el) 

American Rocket S o c i e ty Electrostatic Propulsion Conference, 

Monterey, Calif., 1960. Electrostatic propulsion; a selec - 

tion of technical papers, (Progress in Astronautics and 

Rocketry, Vol, 5,) New York: Academic Press, 1961, 

(TLE 501 A78e) 

American Rocket Society Propellants, Combustion, and Li quid 

Rockets Conference, Columbus, Ohio, 1960. Liquid rockets 

and propellants; a selection of technical papers. . . (Progress 

in Astronautics and Rocketry, Vol. 2.) New York: Academic 

Press, 1960, (TLE 501 A784) 

33 
American Rocket Society Propellants, Combustion, and h, i g u i d 

Rockets Conference, Palm Beach, Florida, 1961. Detonation 

and two-phase flow; a selectionof technical papers. e e (Progress in Astronautics and Rocketry, Vol. 6.) New York: Aca - 

demic Press, 1962. (TLE 501 A78d) 

American Rocket Society Solid Propellant Rocket C o n f e r e n c e , 

Princeton University, 1960. Solid propellant rocket research; 

a selection of technical papers. (Progress in Astronautics 

and Rocketry, Vol. 1.) New York: Acad.emic Press, 1960. 

(TLE 501 A78) 

Bussard, Re W., and DeLaver, R. D. Fundamentals of nuclear 

flight. New York: iMcGraw-Hill, 1965, (TLE 509 B98) 

Corliss, William R. Propulsion systems for space flight. New 

York, McCraw-Hill, 1960. (TLE 515 C79) 

Daboo, Sal E. Solid-fuel rocket p r o p ul s i Q n London: Temple 

Press, 1962. (TLE 507 Dll) 

Federazione As sociazioni Scientifiche e Techniche and Consiglio 

Nazionale delle Ricerche, S e minai o sui “Combustibili. e 

Propellenti NuoviYfr Milan, 1963, Proceedings: Fuels and 

new propellants. in 

Aeronautics and Astronautics , Division UI: Symposia Vol. 

17.) English, French or Italian. New York: Pe r gam o n 

Press, 1964. (TLE 551 S47) 

(International series of M o n o g r a p h s 

Gantz, Kenneth F. Nuclear flight; the United States Air Force 

programs for atomic jets, missiles, and rockets. New York: 

Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1960. (UGK 27 GZ1) 

Lnstituto Lombard0 Accadernia di Scienze e Lettere and the Advisory 

Group for Aeronautical Research and Development, NATO 

Seminar, Milan, 1960. Proceedings; a d v a n c e s in as tronautical propulsion. 

(TLE 501 S47) 

McKinley, James L,, and 

sDace vehicles. 

vNew York: Pe rgamon Press, 1962. 

Bent, Ralph D. Power plants for aero - 

3d ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1965, 

(TLE 22 N87 1965) 

34 
Ring, Elliot (ed.). Rocket propellant and pressurization systems. 

EnglewoodCliffs, Ne J.: Prentice Hall, 1964, (TLE 605 R58) 

Seminar on Astronautical Propulsion, Milan, 1960. See Instituto 

Loinbardo Accademia de Sciqnze e Lettere, this section. 

Stuhlinger, Ernst. Ion propulsion for space flight. New Yorl.;: 

McGraw-Hill, 1964, (TLE 513 593) 

Sutton, George P. Rocket propulsion elements; an introduction to 

the engineering of rockets. 3d ed, New York: Wiley, 1963, 

(TLE 503 S96 1963) 

Turcotte, Donald Lo Space p r o p u 1 s i on. New York: Blaisdelf 

Publishing Co,, 1965, (TLE 503 T93) 

United Aircraft Corporation, Mission capabilities of ion engines: 

Phase I1 final r e p Q r t (Report R- 1297 - 9) East Hartford, 

Conn.: United Aircraft Research Laboratories, 1962. (Technical Report stacks) 

.?* .I. .I. J. .I, .I, .I. J, .b .'. ,. ,'. .'. 1. .,. 1. .,. v,. 

Hayes, Judith (comp.). Astronautics information- - electric propulsion, (Literature search No. 587.) Jet Propulsion Laboratory. 

Pasadena, Calif.: California Institute of Technology, 1964. 

(Technical Report stacks) 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration. High energy propellants, a continuing bibliography. A selection of annotated 

references to unclassified reports and journal articles introduced into the NASA information system during the period 

Janua-ry1962-March1964. (NASA SP-7002) Washington, D. C.: 

Scientific and Technical Information Division, NASA, 1964. 

(Govt. Doc. NAS 1,21:7002) 

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P X 

LAUNCE-IINC AND RECOVERY 

Armstsong, J, M., and Mullins, P. L. Sea launch and recovery 

of very large rocket vehicles. Sacramento, Calif.: Advanced 

Developm-ent Division, Aerojet-General Corporation, 1962. 

("LE 503 A73) 

Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences, et al. Symposium (on) Recovery of Space Vehicles, Los Angeles, 1960, Proceedings. 

New York: Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences, (1960). 

(TLE 1034 S98) 

Prickett, Ralph S. The high altitude station, (T'ELMPO Report RM 

62 TMP - 27) Santa Barbara, Calif.: Technical Military 

Planning Operation, General Electric Go,, 1962. (TLE 1122 

P9 4) 

REENTRY 

American Rocket Society-Air Force Office of Scientific Research. 

International Hypersonics Conference , Cambridge, Mass., 

1961. Hvpersonic flow research; a selection of te chni cal 

papers.. . (Progress in Astronautics and Rocketry, Vol. 7.) 

New York: Academic Press, 1962, (TLE 501 A78h) 

Duncan, Robert Clifton. Dynamics of atmospheric e nt r y . New 

York: McGraw-Hill, 1962. (TLE 1034 D9l) 

Loh, Wellington H. T. Dynamics and thermodynamics of planetary 

entry. Englewood Cliff, N. J.: Prentice -Hall, 1963. (TLE 

1034 S83) 

Michigan. University. Engineering S umm e r Conference, 1961. 

Flight mechanics of space and re- entry vehicles; an intensive - course for engineers and scientists. Ann Arbor, Mich.: 1961. 

(TLE 1035 M62) 

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Ratheon Company, Space and Information Sys terns Division, Optimal re - entry guidance study. Part 1: Program formulation 

prepzed by Walter Denham, (BR No. 3060-1). part 11: Cornputer program prepared 'by Joan Sheehan, (BR No, 3060-2). 

Final report to Hg Space Systems Division, Air Force Systems Command, Los Angeles. Bedford, Mass.: S y s te m s 

Performance Department, Space Information Systems Division, 

Ratheon Company, 1964, (Technical Report stacks) 

LOGISTICS AND SUPPORT 

Brown, Kenneth, and Ely, Lawrence D. (eds.). S pa c e logistics 

engineering. New York: Wiley, 1962. (TLE 1031 B87) 

Brown, Kenneth, and Weiser, Peter (eds.). Ground support systems €or missiles and sDace vehicles. New York: McGrawHill, 1961. (TLE 531 B87) 

Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, Aerospace Support and Operations Meeting, Orlando, Florida, 1961, Proceedings. Unclas s ified papers. New York: Institute o€ the Aerospace 

Sciences, 1961. (TLE 1126 15) 

Ordway, Frederick I. Advances in space science and technology, 

Vol. 7. New York: Academic Press, 1965. (TLE 1021 A24 

v. 7) 

Sweitzer, Dorothy I. (comp.). Astronautics information-engineering equipment and processes adaptable to lunar and planetary 

operation. (Literature Search No. 464) Pasadena, Calif.: 

Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, 

1963, (Technical Report stacks.) 

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PART X 

LIFE SCIENCES 

American Astronautical Society. Symposium on Bioastronautics, 

Cleveland, Ohio, 1943. Bioastronautics--fundamental and 

practicalproblerns. (Advances in the Astronautical Sciences, 

Vole 17.) North Hollywood, Calif.: Western Periodicals Go., 

1944. (TLE 1021 A51 v,l7) 

American Astronautical Society. Symposium on Physical and Biological Phenomena Under Zero Gravity Conditions, Zd, Los 

Angeles, 1963. Proceedings; physical and biological phenomena in a weightless state. (Advances in the Astronautical 

Sciences, Vol. 14.) North Hollywood, Calif.: Western Periodicals Co., 1963. (TLE 1021 A51 v,14) 

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and National 

Aeronautics and Space Administration, Ivanned Space Flight 

Meeting, 2nd, Dallas, Texas, 1963. 2nd manned space flight 

meeting. New York: American Institute of Aeronautics and 

Astronautics, (1964). (TLE 1051 I1 1963) 

Armed Forces-- National R e s e a r c h Council Committee on BioAstronautics. Reports on human acceleration, panel on a c - 

celeration stress. (National Research Council Publication 

901.) Washington, D. C.: National Academy of Sciences-- 

National Research Council, 1961. (TLC 279 A72) 

Bourne, Geoffrey H. (ed.) Medical and biological p r o b l e m s of 

space flight; proceedings of a conference held on Nassau. the - 

Bahamas, November 1961. New York: Academic Pre s s , 

1963. (TLC 282 B77) 

Burns, Neal M., et al, (eds.), Unusual environments and human behavior; physiological and psychological problems of man in 

space. New York: Free Press of Glencoe, 1963. (TLC 280 

B96) 

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Committee on Space Research (GOSPAR), International Space Science Symposium, 3d, Washington, D. C.: 1962. Life sciences 

and space research; a session of the Third international Space 

S c i e n c e Symposium. New York: Interscience Publishers, 

1963. (TLC 280 I6 v, 1) 

Committee on Space Research (COSPAR), International Space Science Symposium, 4th, Warsaw, 1963. Life sciences and 

space research 11; a session of the Fourth International Space 

S c i e n c e Symposium. New York: Interscience Publishers, 

1964. (TLC 280 16 v, 2) 

Fogel, Lawrence J. Biotechnology: Concepts a n d applications. 

Englewood Cliffs, N, J.: Prentice-Hall, 1963. (TA 166 F65) 

Gauer, Otto H., and Zuidema, George D. (eds.), Gravitational stress 

in aerospace medicine. Boston: Little, Brown, 1961. (TLC 

282 G26) 

Gerathewohl, Siegfried, Principles of bioastronautics ~ Englewood 

Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1963. (TLE 283 637) 

National Academy of Sciences, Man in Space C o rnm i t t e e of the 

Space Science Board, Symposium, Brooks Air Force Base, 

1961. Impa c t acceleration stress, with a comprehensive 

chronological bibliography. ( Publication 977) Washington, 

D. C.: National A c a de my of Sciences--National Research 

Council, 1962. (TLC 279 S98) 

Schaefer, Kurt E. (ed.). Bioastronautics. New York: Macmillan, 

1964. (TLC 283 S29) 

School of Aviation Medicine, USAF Aerospace Me d i c a 1 Center, 

Symposium on Medical and Biological Aspects of the Energies 

of Space, Brooks Air Force Base, Texas, 1960. Medical and 

biological aspects of the ene r gie s of space. New York: 

Columbia University Press, 1961. (TLC 280 S97) 

School of Aviation Medicine, USAF Aerospace Me d i c a 1 Center, 

Symposium on Psychophysiological Aspects of Space Flight, 

Brooks Air Force Base, Texas, 1960. Psychophysiological 

aspects on s pa c e flight. New York: Columbia University 

Press, 1961. (TLC 280 S98) 

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Sells, Saul B. Ilu-man factors in jet and space travel; a rnedicalpsychological analys is ~ New York: Ronald Press, 1961, 

(TLC 271 S46) 

WAF School of Aerospace Medicine, Aerospace Medical Division, 

Air Force Systems Command. Lectures in aerospace medicine, 1964. Brooks Air Force Base, Texas: 1964. (TLC 

282 U5 1964) 

u. s. 

u. s. 

Naval -Medical Research Laboratory. International Symposium 

on Submarine and S pa c e Medicine, Ist, United States Submarine B a s e , New London, Conn., 1958. Environmental 

e f f e c t s on consciousness. New York: Macmillan, 1962. 

(TLC 285 I6e) 

Navy Special Projects Office and Lockheed Missiles and Space 

Company. Symposium, Palo Alto, Calif., 1963. A symposium on toxicity in the closed ecological system, Palo Alto, 

Calif.: Lockheed Missiles and Space Company Research Laboratories, 1963. (TLC 285 S98) ASTUDocurnent AD 440942 

.I. .I. .I. .Ir .I. .I. .I* .I, .I, .,. .,. .,. *,. II. q. .,. .,. ,,. 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Aerospace medicine and biology, a continuing bibliography. (NASA SP-7011) 

Washington, D. C,: Scientific and Technical Information Division, NASA, July 1964- . (Govt, Doc. NAS 1.21:7011) 

. Bibliography related to human factors s y s t e m p r o g r a m 

(July 1962-February 1964). (NASA SP-7014) Washington, 

D. C.: Scientific and Technical Information Division, NASA, 

1964. (Govt. Doc. NAS 1.21:7014) 

. Extraterrestrial life, a bibliography, Part 1: Report 

literature 1952-1964, Part 2: Published literature, a selec - 

tion of annotated references to journal articles and books, 

1900-1964. (NASA SP-7015) Washington, D. C.: Scientific 

and Technical Information Division, NASA, 1965. (Govt. DOC. 

NAS 1.21:7015) 

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Price, J. F. Physiological and psychological effects of space flight; 

a bibliography, Vol, I: AccelerLtion, deceleration and in?- 

pact. Vol. 2: Weightlessness and sub-gravity. Re s e a r c h 

Bibliographies Nos. 43 & 44, Advanced Research Group, STL, 

Technical Library. Redondo Beach, Calif.: Space Technology 

Laboratories, fnc,, 1962 & 1963, (Technical Report stacks) 

U. S. Library of Congress, Science and T e c hno 1 o g y Division. 

Aerospace medicine and biology, an annotated bibliography. 

Vole 6, 1957 literature. Washington, D. C.: Office of Technical Services, U. S. Dept. of Commerce, 1963. (Z 5064.M5 

A25 V,6) 

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PART Xi! 

SELECTED SOURCES FOR 

REFERENCES TO FURTHER INFORIZ/LL”I.TION 

ABS T RA CTS 

Goddard Space Flight Center, National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Codclarcl. Space Flight C e n t e r T e c h n i c a 1 

Abstracts. “Collectecl abstracts of technical publications by 

Goddard Space Flight Center for each quarter year.li Greenbelt, Maryland: Technical hiormation Division, Goddard 

Space Flight Center, Vol. 1 Qcto--T>ec. 1962- (Abstracts 

stacks, following reference books.) 

pp 

International Aerospace Abstracts. (LAA) Prepared and published 

on the 1st and 15th of each month under National Aeronautics 

and Space Administration contract. New York: American 

Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Vol. 1 Jan. 1961- 

. (Abstracts stacks, following reference books.) 

Scientific and technical aerospace reports (STAR). A semimonthly 

abstract journal published on the 8th and 23rd of each month. 

Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office. Vol. 1 Jan. 

1963- . (Abstracts stacks, following reference books.) 

BIBLIOGRAPHIES 

Estep, Raymond. An aerospace bibliography, 1965, (Air University Documentary Research Study AU - 290 - 64 - ASI) Note 

table of contents entries as t‘Astronomy,ti “Astrodynamics,Ii 

‘Spa c e Flight , ’Spa c e S c ie n c e and Eng ine e ring . Maxw e 11 

Air Force Base, Ala.: Air University, 1965. (2 5063 U5 

1965) Earlier item, same title is 2 5063 U5 1962. 

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California In s t it u t e of Technology. 

Publications of The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, bibliography. 

Pasadena, Calif,: JPL, CIT, 1961- (hdex tables 5th 

floor) 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Bibliographies on 

aerospace science; a continuing bibliography. A selection of 

annotated references to unclassified bibliographies introduced 

into the NASA information system during the period January 

1962-May 1964. (NASA SP-7006) Washington, D, C.: Scientific and Technical Information Division, NASA, 1964. (Govt. 

Doc. NAS 1,21:7006) 

Office of Aerospace Re s e a r c h , United States Air Force. OAR 

cumulative index of re s ea r ch results, 1964. (OAR 65-5) 

Washington, D. C.: Office of Aerospace Re s e a r c h , 1965. 

(Govt. Doc. D 301.69/3:65-5) 

Ordway, Frederick I, Annotated bibliography of space science and 

t e c hn o 1 o g y with an astronomical supplement; a history of 

a s trona uti c a 1 book literature 1931 through 1961. 3d ed. 

Washington, D. C,: Arfor Publications, 1962. (Z 5064 .R6 

04 1 

U, So Dept. of the Army. Mi s s ile s and ventures into space, 

progress report, 1962-1963. (Pamphlet No. 70 - 5 - 11) 

Washington, D, C.: Cove rnrnent Printing Office, 1963. 

(Z 5064 .R6 U4 1963) 

U. S. Library of Congress, Science and Technology Division. List 

of selected references on NASA programs, Prepared for the 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration. (NASA S P - 3) 

Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1962. (Ref 

Z 5064 .S7 U52) 

Space science and technology books, 1957-1961: A 

bibliography with contents noted. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1962. (Govt. Doc. LC 33.2:Spl) 

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INDEXES 

Unless otherwise indicated, these items are on the 4th 

floor index tables. 

Air University Library index to military periodicals. Quarterly, 

cumulated. news 

items and editorials appearing in approximately 60 English 

language military and aeronautical periodicals not indexed in 

readily available commercial indexing services. 

A subject index to significant a r t i c 1 e s , 

Applied science and technology i nd e x . Monthly, except August, 

c um v,l a t e d 

British technology index. Monthly with annual cumulations. 

The engineering index. Monthly with annual cumulations. (Index 

tables, 5th Eloor) 

Index aeronauticus, journal of aeronautical and a s t I- o na ut i c a 1 

abstracts. Monthly, annual index. Articles of interest in 

scientific a nd technical journals, pub 1 i s h e d papers and 

reports. (Index tables, 5th floor) 

Index of selected publications o f the RAND Corporation. Vol. 1 

covers 1946- 1962. Later unclassified publications are listed 

in Selected RAND abstracts, publishedannually, vol. 1 is 1963. 

Monthly catalog of United States Government publications. Index at 

the end of e a c h issue, index cumulated annually., (Also in 

Documents Area, 6th floor) 

Readers * guide to periodical literature. Semimonthly except July 

and August, cumulated. 

A selected listing of NASAscientific and technical reports for 1963. 

Assembles in one publication a listing of NASA reports that 

were announced in Scientific and technical aerospace reports 

(STAR) during 1963. (NASA SP-7005) (Govt. Doc. NAS 

1.21:7005) Coverage for 1964 is Govt. Doc NAS 1.21:7018; 

for 1965 Govt. Doc. NAS 1.21:7024. 

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OTHER 

American Society for Engineering Education, Engineering College 

Research Council, Engineering college research re vi e w , 

1963. 11th ed. Detailed summary of current research programs being conducted in major engineering colleges in the 

United States. U r ba na, Ill*: University of Illinois, 1963. 

(T 176 E5 1963) 

Frank J. Seiler Research Laboratory, Oifice of Aerospace Research, 

United States Air Force Academy, Colorado. About the Frank 

J. Seiler Research Laboratory. USAFA, Colorado: 1966. 

(UGH 5614.4 U5) Also in Special Collections, file 320,3. 

Bernard M., and Mohrhardt, Foster E, (eds.). A guide to information sources in space science and technology. New York: 

Interscience, 1963. (2 5064 .R6 F94) - 

Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology,, 

Academy Library re c e ive s the Space Rograms Summary 

series as follows: 

Deep space ins trumentation facility. 

Deep space network, 

Space exploration programs and space sciences. 

Supporting research and advanced development. 

(Technical Report smcks) 

-~ I 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Space scientists 

and engineers; selected biographical and bibliographical listing 1957-1961. (NASA SP- 5) Washington, De C,: Government Printing Office, 1962, (Govt. Doc, NAS 1.21:5) 

Office of Aerospace Research, United States Air Force. Air Force 

research resumes, 1963: A survey of the research activities 

of the OAR, USAF. (Formerly Basic re s ea r c h resumes,) 

Washington, D. C,: U, S. Department of Commerce, Office 

of Technical Services, 1964. {UGH 5614 A15 1963) 

. Air Force re s ea r c h resumes, 1964. (OAR 65-4) 

Washington, D. C.: Office of Scientific and Technical Information, Headquarters Oflice of Aerospace Research, 1965. 

(AD-621879) (UGH 5614 A15 1964) 

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U. S. Library of Congress, Science and Technology Division, Aeronautical and space s e r i a 1 D u bl i c a t i o n s : a world. list, 

Washington, De C.: Government Printing Office, 1961. (Ref 

2 5063 .A2 U52) 

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