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This site tells the history of aerospace technology through first-person stories. The purpose is to let individual authors submit stories that they believe are interesting or important incidents and/or history relating to today’s aerospace technology. Each article is cross-referenced into a number of categories in a way that permits a reader to cull information from a variety of sources.

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  • Contains stories about personal experience in Aerospace over the years by many different authors
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We feature a story by Gerard W. Elverum about the life of Dr. George E. Solomon.


I met George Solomon when I was at Lockheed in 1955 and later when I joined TRW in 1965. Gerard Elverum gives an excellent summary, from personal experience, of the life of this leader in ballistic missile and spacecraft technology.
Richard Denison (Editor)
Featured Manuscripts

Dr. George E. Solomon 1925-2005
By
Gerard W. Elverum
Challenger and Columbia Investigations
By
Allen J. Richardson
Random Memories of an Aerospace Career
By
Robert F. Weiss
SOME MEMORIES OF MY CAREER
By
John R. Sellars
Rocketdyne, The Early Years
By
Vince Wheelock
The Minuteman Air Drop
By
Gene Andreosky
The X-15 and Its People
By
Cleve Kimmel
The Navaho Project - A Look Back
By
James Gibson
A History of the X-15
By
Bill Dana
The Adventure of Working For Space Technology Laboratories in Florida
By
Harry Charles
ON THE CUTTING EDGE
A Memoir About Cold War Engineering And Space Exploration
By
Robert F. Brodsky
My Career
By
M. Richard Denison
The Neophyte in Aero-Space Land
By
Dale Lawrence Jensen


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