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Aerodynamic and control studies of lifting reentry configurations at angles of attack up to 90-deg at supersonic speeds
Lenticular-shaped reentry vehicle static longitudinal aerodynamic characteristics at transonic speeds
Static stability and control characteristics of manned lenticular reentry configuration at low subsonic speeds
Effect of longitudinal and lateral controls on winged reentry configuration at mach 1.97 and angles of attack up to 90-degrees
Disk shaped reentry body at transonic and low supersonic speeds
Low subsonic stability and control of a 0.34-scale free flying model of a half cone reentry vehicle
Heat & impact test on insulated & uninsulated fuse mechanism of ballistic missile in reentry aerodynamic heating
Inertial navigation error analysis of space vehicle during reentry
Heat transfer and pressure distribution over reentry configuration for five-stage scout vehicle
Spacecraft reentry flight tests for determining performance of heat shields made of charring ablating material
Effects of peak deceleration on range sensitivity for modulated lift reentry
Reentry guidance and control in near-earth orbits and near escape velocity as well as in deep space and at velocities in excess of escape velocity
Lunar landing & long range earth reentry guidance by single nominal trajectory using perturbation theory
Rocketborne spectroradiometer measurement of the spectral radiation intensity of luminescent air in the shock induced flow field produced by a reentry vehicle
Solid state data storage digital telemetry system which makes it possible to store and retransmit after reentry blackout
Three-stage reverse flow reentry turbine engine
Feasibility study of bang-bang path control for reentry vehicles
X-band reentry telemetry system