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308 INDEX Afghanistan, 99 AFOAR. See Air Force Office of Aerospace Research. APOSR. See Air Force O5ce of Scientific Research. Africa, 93, 165 AFSC. See Air Force Systems Command. AFSC Management Conference, 68 AFSSD. See Air Force Space Systems Div. AGARD. See Advisory Group for Aeronautical Research and Development. Agate (missile), 44 Agena B. (See also Thor-Agena, Atlas-Agena), 28, 59, 61, 164, 267 Agena D, 237, 266 tests, 168 Ahmedabad, India, 91 AIAA. See American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Air age, 55 Aircraft construction, 67, 130, 238, 249 records, 116 rocket, 246 Aircraft Industries Association, 244 Aircraft Propulsion Laboratory (University of Michigan), 97 Aircraft, supersonic transport, 109, 188 competition, 238 European, 65, 235, 241 U.S., 8, 65, 249 research, 272 studies of, 135, 241 U.S.S.R.. 47 Air densit{-681 82 Air Force Association (AFA), 195, 196 Air Force Ballistic Systems Div. (AFBSD), 79, 146 Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories (AFCRL) balloon. 70. 84. 90. 120. 135. 248 , , , , radiation, 111 radiotelescope, 221 rocket, 70, 104, 215, 270 solar studies, 13, 25, 85 Air Force Communications Service (AFCS), 3 Air Force Flight Test Center (AFFTC), 129 Air Force Logistics Command (AFLC), 115 Air Force Office of Aerospace Research (AFOAR), 86, 108, 131, 248, 252, 256, 269 Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) contracts, 112, 134 meetings, 99, 208 Air Force Space Plan, 17 Air Force Space Systems Division (AFSSD), 62, 254 Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) development, 55, 106, 243 invention, 200 management, 68, 104 organization, 40, 43, 47, 131 research. 51. 246 training: 129 Air France, 94 Airglow, 93, 110, 117, 175, 198, 209 Airports, 137 Airport Surface Detection Equipment Air Rescue Service (ARS), 91, 125 Airresearch Manufacturing Co., 56 Alabama Research Institute, Univ. of, Alabama, Univ. of, 274 Alaska, 208 Alaska Data Acauisition Facility, 91 Alaska, University of, 91, 227 Albatross. See UF-2G. Albus, James S., 24, 52 Alexander, W. M., 264 55
Alexandria Virginia, 51 Alfred A. 6unninghsm Trophy, 196, 231 Algae, 54 Algeria, 124, 254 Algol, 146 Allen, H. Julian, 230 Allgood, Clarence W., 161 Alloy, 51 Alluisi, Earl, 151 ALOUETTE I, 239 INDEX 309 launch, 202 plan for, 165, 197, 201 Alpha Theta, 131 Alsop, Joseph, 2 Ambroz, %on, 262 Amelco, Inc., 156 America, Latin, 97 American Airlines, 22, 27 American Assembly-British Institute for Strategic Studies Forum, 77, 80 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), 199, 258, 268, 276, 277, 279,280, 281 American Astronautical Society (AAS), 5, 10 American Bar Association, 138 American Broadcasting Co. (ABC), 50 American Cable & Radio Corp. (ITLT), 156 American Chemical Society, 180 American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, 133 American Geophysical Union, 2, 63, 278 American Helicopter Society, 91 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) , 87 American Institute of Biological Sciences, 107, 165 American Institute of Physics, 228 American Legion, 211 American Management Association, 61, 104, 177 American Meteorological Society (AYS), 115 American Newspaper Publishers Association, 61 American Nuclear Society, 232, 253 American Ordnance Association, 81, 262 American Philosophical Society, 63 American Physical Society, 25, 228 American Radio Relay League, 93 American Rocket Society (ARS), 61, 87, 108, 122, 123, 168, 203, 239, 241, 243, 245, 246,263 “American Roulette 500 Miles Up”, 71 American Societies for Experimental Biology, 54 American Society for Engineering Education, 48 American Society for Public Administration, 54 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 134, 253 American Telephone and Telegraph Co. (AT~T) Bellcom, Inc., 40 contracts, 29 Telstar agreement, 117 cooperation, 11, 95, 107, 156 o eration, 202, 280 Amery, Ju? ian, 177, 235 Ames, Milton B. Jr., 34 Ames Research denter (ARC), 110, 256 awards, 18, 25, 208 facilities, 163, 231, 244 research aerodynamic, 111 life science, 48, 122, 123, 138, 145, 147, 149, 179 lunar landing. 264 re-entry, 34 ”’ Ammonia, 147 AMB. See Atlantic Missile Range. Amrehn, F’ranz, 131
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