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In d e x 149 Matador missile development, 22 nuclear weapons R&D, 22–23 postwar diversification, 22 rocket and missile development, 14–15 Pine Bluff Arsenal, Ark., 13n6 Polaris missile, 53, 54n55, 86, 96, 112 Poseidon missile, 53 Postwar period arsenal system functions, 8, 11, 13 changing R&D after World War II, 15–21 demobilization issues, 12, 21 expansion of Navy technical capabilities, 8 growth of civilian research infrastructure, 5 outsourcing of weapons production, 13, 34 staffing issues, 20n28 variation in arsenal production levels, 13n7 Power, Lt. Gen. Thomas, 84 President, U.S. See Reagan, Ronald. Private sector. See Industrial firms. Putt, Brig. Gen. Donald, 78–79, 109 Quantum mechanics, 26, 26n42 Quartermaster Corps, 12n4 Ramo-Wooldridge Corporation, 89, 89n64, 101n94 Raritan Arsenal, N.J., 12n3 RDB. See Research and Development Board. Read, Thomas, 26n43, 27n44 Reagan, Ronald, 7 Redstone Arsenal, Ala., 13n6, 22n33 Redstone missile, 96 Republic Aircraft, 97 Research and Development Board (RDB), 16n15, 39 Research and Development Division, 17, 18, 40 Rickover, Capt. Hyman, 62–63 Ridenour, Louis, 78–79, 109 Ridenour Report, 78–79, 109 Rock Island Arsenal, Ill. betatron research, 31 establishment, 11 functions, 12, 29 organizational realignment, 30 rocket and missile development, 14–15, 29, 29n49 staffing issues, 20n28 X-ray research, 29–31
150 so u R c e s o f we a p o n sy s T e m s In n o v a T Io n In T h e depaR TmenT o f defense Rockefeller, John D., 5 Rocket research and development Arnold Engineering Development Center and, 96 Bureau of Ordnance and, 40 high-velocity aircraft rockets, 49 Honest John rockets, 23, 29 Little John rockets, 29 Naval Ordnance Test Station and, 45–46, 45n25, 49–50 Picatinny Arsenal and, 14–15, 22, 29n48 rocket motors for Nike-Hercules missiles, 31 Rock Island Arsenal and, 14–15, 29, 29n49 SUBROC missile development, 44 Zuni rocket research, 50 Rockwell International, 97, 98, 101 Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Colo., 13n6 Rome Air Development Center AI research, 103–04 avionics research, 92–93 C 3 I research, 103 early research focus, 71 electronic hardware development, 91, 92–93 electronics research, 9, 81–82, 102 expansion of research activities, 103 industrial contractor collaboration, 103–04 management of external R&D contracts, 93 procurement function, 92–93 radiation resistance of semiconductor devices, 103n101 SAB. See Scientific Advisory Board. SAG. See Scientific Advisory Group. SAGE. See Semi-Automatic Ground Environment. Salary Reform Act of 1962, 48n36 San Antonio Arsenal, Tex., 12n3 Saville, Maj. Gen. Gordon, 79 Schriever, Maj. Gen. Bernard, 89, 94, 95, 107, 112 Science—The Endless Frontier (Bush), 3 Science, The Key to Air Supremacy (von Kármán), 76, 78 Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), 77 Scientific Advisory Group (SAG), 76–77, 85 SDI. See Strategic Defense Initiative. Seawolf, 63–64 Secretary of the Navy, 39 Seitz, Frederick, 26n43 Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) air defense system, 91 Sergeant missile system, 86 Service, Supply, and Procurement Division, 18
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