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NASA NTRS1962

THE SUCESSFUL APPLICATION OF A REPEATED TEST-TO-FAILURE PROGRAM ON SERGEANT MISSILE ASSEMBLIES. PART I. THE DESIGN, APPLICATION, AND RESULTS OF THE COMBINED OPERATING TEMPERATURE VIBRATION TEST FOR MISSILE ASSEMBLIES RELIABILITY. PART II. STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO THE SERGEANT REPEATED TEST-TO-FAILURE PROGRAM. PART III. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Reliability of sergeant missile assemblies - application of test-to-failure program

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NASA NTRS1966

Test equipment for the sergeant missile

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Butter, C. W.↗

NASA NTRS1989

Development of the Explorer solid rocket motor

The successful launching of Explorer I on an accelerated schedule was due in part to the extensive design and developmental testing effort accomplished in support of the U.S. Army's Sergeant missile system. The 1/5-scale solid rocket motor used in the missile development in conjunction with a modified Redstone rocket became the basis for the Jupiter-C launch vehicle, which launched the first U.S. satellite. A description of the solid rocket motor and its development for use as part of the upper stages of the Jupiter-C is presented.

Sola, F. L.↗