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The U.S. Army Nuclear Cratering Group published myriad studies assessing the impact of using nuclear weapons for operations other than enemy... Tags: California | Space Exploration |
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In his May 1963 speech, Captain Robert F. Freitag, Director of Launch Vehicles and Propulsion, discussed
U.S. booster technology and the... Tags: Illinois | Space Exploration |
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The first document is part of a technical report mentioning Russian efforts to develop propulsion technology... Tags: Soviet Union | Space Exploration |
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In an interview with U.S. News and World Report in 1966, Dr. von Braun discussed some technical
aspects of the space program and... Tags: Alabama | Space Exploration |
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This NASA report discusses the technical capabilities (specifically communications), operations in space,
and effects of spaceflight on the... Tags: Florida | Soviet Union | Space Exploration |
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After the challenges of Apollo 13, NASA launched Apollo 14 on January 31, 1971. The crew of Alan
Shepard, Stuart Roosa, and Edgar Mitchell... Tags: Cold War | Space Exploration |
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The Holston Ordnance Works in Kingsport, Tennessee received several memoranda from Third Army Headquarters regarding potential subversive... Tags: Communism | Georgia |
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Written by Lois Lundell Higgins, Director of the Crime Prevention Bureau of Illinois and the author of the first manual for female police officers, "Dope-ology"... Tags: Health | Illinois | Kentucky |
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The Public Health Service's foray into filmmaking was not without controversy. "Mom and Dad," shown to same-gender audiences of high school students... Tags: Georgia | Health | Venereal Disease |
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The Public Health Service used a variety of media formats, including films that were widely distributed, to combat the spread of venereal disease... Tags: Georgia | Health | Venereal Disease |
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