Navigator study of electric propulsion for unmanned scientific missions. Constant power mission analysis
Nuclear-electric power generation system requirements for orbiter and flyby missions using Saturn V multistage booster
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Nuclear-electric power generation system requirements for orbiter and flyby missions using Saturn V multistage booster
Materials and processing technique for adhesive bonding of cryogenic insulation system to aluminum alloy welded liquid hydrogen vessel for Saturn V Apollo system
Manufacturing research in support of Saturn V - time-temperature as common denominator in welding, pink ruby laser for drilling and welding, and magnetic-field tools
Manufacturing techniques for production of Saturn V components - high pressure liquid and pneumatic ducting systems, age forming, welding, tooling, chemical milling, and composites
Saturn V program management problems induced by failure to plan for integrated logistics program and contractor logistics activities
Procedure for designing localized shell and finite difference computer program applications to Saturn V vibration testing project
Manufacturing research for Saturn V component reliability
Time and temperature relationship in solution to various welding problems
Broadband interference tests on Saturn V prototype internal work lamps
Far-field acoustic environmental predictions for launch of Saturn V and Saturn V MLV CONFIGURATION
Performance study for application of Saturn V to high energy earth escape missions
U.S. Saturn/Apollo moon program, considering Saturn V booster, Apollo spacecraft and Lunar Excursion Module
Saturn V ground support instrumentation systems, emphasizing launcher umbilical tower /LUT/
Mobile launch concept for Apollo/Saturn V lunar landing mission, discussing structural composition, functions and performance of launcher
Saturn V with maximum payload lunar-landing stage for extended lunar exploration, noting LESA DELIVERY modes
Umbilical carriers and quick-disconnect facilities of Saturn V ground support equipment noting location, ejecting methods, etc
Cargo delivery to lunar surface using Apollo hardware and Saturn V