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INDEX. AND LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS A A-1 (French satellite), 41 AA. See Apollo Applications. AAS. See American Astronautical Society. ABC. See American Broadcasting Com- pany. Abel, Robert, 354 Abelson, Dr. Philip H., 80 Aberdeen (Md.) Proving Ground, 113 See Antiballistic missile system. %:;ham, Karl, 42 Abrahamson, Maj. James A. (USAF), 196 ABRES. See Advanced Ballistic Reentry System. Accelerator, 11, 49, 188 Acelerometer, 183 AC Electronics Div. (General Motors Corp.), 43 Accident, 278 aircraft, 177, 188, 207, 234, 286, 293, 309. 371 F-l04,180,371,373 F-IllA, 122,149,311 F-111B. 122.149.161.312 ~~-71,>:iii, 318 X-15,345,352,392 XB-70.180 Apollo AS-204,152,167,171 cause, 36, 40, 42, 51, 52, 71, 91, 101, 103,107,110,244 damaEe. 27 fire, 21:23,26, 36 investigation, 25, 33, 34, 36.41. 49. 53. 86; 121,-122, 131-132; 158, 161: 162. 171. 2M- 211 --- -2 ---. report, 47, 51-52, 90, 101-102, 105- 106, 110, 114, 118, 128, 139. 145. 148, 381, 386 schedule, 65,70,145 standards, 139,187,391 U.S.S.R. statement, 26,34 astronaut, 177,293,371 automobile, 177,293 Brooks AFB, 29,49,83-84 cosmonaut (see also Soyuz I), 41, 130 M%F2 lifting-body vehicle, 147, 225- 226, 392 missile, 3 safety practices, 82, 99, 112-113, 145, 294 Saturn V, 13 324-801 0 - 69 - 29 439 Accident-Continued U.S.S.R. spacecraft, 82,293 Soyuz I, 124, 130-131, 134, 139-140. Adamsr-Dr. Mac C., 69, 73, 137, 153 Adams, Maj. Michael J. (USAF), 83, 129, 188,254,345.352 Adams, Dr. T. W., 362 Adelaide Univ., 358 ADSCP. See Advanced Defense Satellite Communications Project. Advanced Ballistic Reentry System (ABRES), 181, 202, 302, 334, 385 Advanced Defense Satellite Communications Project (ADSCP), 32,71 Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), 2-3, 168, 353, 358 Advanced Vidicon Camera System (AVCS) , 120 Advisory Committee on Supersonic Transport (President’s), 84 Aebersold, Paul C., 168-169 AEC. See Atomic Energy Commission. AEDC. See Arnold Engineering Development Center. Aero Club of Washington, 89, 318, 380 Aerobee (sounding rocket) 150 failure, 268 infrared astronomy, 60 magnetic field studies, 372 meteorite debris, 24Q micrometeoroid sampling, 177, 293 solar astronomy, 125, 146, 285, 289, 293, 311 stellar data, 95-96,140,344 ultraviolet astronomy, 60,78,173,326, 369 upper atmosphere data, 48, 14.6, 191, 214-215,232,236-237,285,320,368 x-ray astronomy, 201-202, 253, 289, .15n 150 (Modf) x-ray astronomy, 98 150-A biolodcal studies. 368 ultraGolet astronomy, 72, 83 upper atmosphere data, 72, 83 Aeroflot, 170,185,351,386 Aerojet-General Corp., 14, 61, 130, lm, 189-190,201,281,317
Aeronautics, 16, 54, 56, 86, 126, 143, 164, 183,209,237,298 anniversary, 183, 290-291, 380 award, 66, 96, 153, 154, 164, 172, 179, 181, 212, 232, 285, 369-370, 372 employment, 112 funds for, 17, 54, 73, 318, 336-337 general aviation, 16, 184, 255, 363 laboratory, 183, 188,290 noise abatement. See Noise, aircraft. research (see also X-15. X-22A. and XB-70); 12, lg14, -19, 54, 6f, 73, 94, 137, 142-143, 184, 185, 188, 218, 261, 291, 318. 348. 350, 364 Aeronautics . and Space . Engineering Board, 195 Aeronomy satellite, 11,75,92-93 Aerospace Art, Hall of, 109 AerosDace corn.. 18.142 AemGace Indistries Assn. (AIA), 19, 30, 109,112,184,352,385 Aerospace industry, 1, 36, 109, 112, 215, 225; 245, 385 Aerospace Research Pilots School, 345, 371 Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (proposed), 99,281 Aerospace Security Analysts, 109 Aerospike rocket engine, 246-247 Aerotrain, 367 AFA. See Air Force Assn. AFCRL. See Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories. AFETR. See Air Force Eastern Test Range. AFOSR. See Air Force Office of Scientific Research. Africa, 41,335,376 AFRPL. See Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory. AFSC. See Air Force Systems Command. Agena (booster), 279 Agency for International Development. (AID), 173 Agnew, Dr. Harold, 77 Agreement astronaut, 133 France-Ouebec. 161 internatibnal, b, 88-89, 101, 211, 216, 218,270,327-328,376 NASA-Dept of Commerce, 42 -Deut. of Interior. 193‘ -ES~O, 160 -Italy, 384 Smithsonian Institution, 72 -USAF, 74-75, 92, 112, 190 U.K.-France, 16 4J.S.S.R.. 286 U.S-U.K., 9x369 -U.S.S.R., 9, 41, 85, 299, 327 -USSR.-Australia. 64 -North Vietnam, 309-310 Agriculture, Dept. of., 167 AIA. See Aerospade Industries Assn. AIAA. See American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS, 1967 AIAA/AAS Space Forum, 4 AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, 19 AID. See Agency for International Development. Aiken, Sen. George D., 32 Aiken, William S., Jr., 242 Air cushion vehicle, 152, 349 Air Force Academy, 153,372 Air Force Assn. (AFA), 77, 273 Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories (AFCRL) , 6, 195, 225, 285, 289, 324-325,362,391 Air Force Eastern Test Range (AFETR), 1% Air Force Historical Foundation, 344 Air Force Logistics Command, 59 Air Force Medical Corps, 164 Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), 149 Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory, (AFRPL) , 63-64 Air Force Systems Command (AFSC), 15, 163, 178, 362 Aeronautical Systems Div., 344, 384 aircraft, 268,269 all-weather landing system, 300 Avionics Lab., 18-19 award, 136,213,358 Ballistic Systems Div. (BSD), 199 booster, 62 camera, aircraft, 384 contract, 8, 168 experiment, 18-19, 182 missile, 344 National Range Div., 200 organization, 35 personnel, 87, 230 Space and Missile Systems Organization (SAMSO), 199 Space Physics Laboratory, 227 Space Systems Div. (SSD), 199 Air Line Pilots Assn., 338-339 Air Line Traffic Assn. “Man of the Year” award, 181 Air pollution, 52,182, 189 Air traffic control, 154, 161, 260, 284, 300, 338, 364, 385 Air Transport Assn. of America (ATA), 77,89,161,224,312,346-347 Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS), 373 Airbus (European commercial aircraft), 219-220,270 Aircraft (see also individual aircraft, such as B-52, X-15, etc.), 1, 19, 70, 93, 106, 143, 166, 260, 269, 347, 369, 380 accident, 5, 111, 122, 149, 161, 177, 180, 188, 207-208, 234, 277, 286, 293, 309, 311-312, 318-319, 345, 352, 371, 373, 392 air show, 116,156,162,166,203,211,218 bomber, 61, 111, 149, 269, 365, 380 cargo, 268,304 camer, 111, 313 collision study, 110,364
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