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NASA NTRS · 19770022137

Guidelines for advanced manned space vehicle program, June 1960

Abstract

A very broad mission objective was established; i.e., manned circumlunar flight and return to earth. It is implicit that the Saturn will be the primary propulsion system for this mission. The following attempts to: (1) define the objective so as to achieve as much capability in the vehicle as possible; (2) draw on Mercury experience to provide broad guidelines for vehicle performance and safety; (3) provide flexibility in the vehicle capability in the event that the manned lunar mission is proved to be subject to unacceptable risk in the target time period; and (4) indicate problem areas where work appears to be particularly needed.

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Gilruth, R. R., Piland, R. O., Faget, M. A., White, S. C., Chilton, R. C., Donlan, C. J.. 1976-01-01. Guidelines for advanced manned space vehicle program, June 1960. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770022137

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