Box 1
Contains 61 Results:
Beginnings of construction on the Athena Project in Green River, UT, 1963
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Colonel R.H. Parker and Air Force officer with Athena rocket model, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Colonel Parker, Air Force officer Schade, and others overseeing Athena rocket construction, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Colonel Parker with three men examining flight trajectory of Athena rocket, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Colonel Parker at dinner with several men, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Colonel Parker with several military officers discussing Athena project, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Three men at switch board with two overseers during Athena project, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Representative Burton and others visiting Athena Project, 1963-1964
Picture includes Major Robert M. Webster. Jr., Major Richard H. Schmidt, Mr. James Banasky. Mr. and Mrs. Beck, Representative Laurence Burton and Mrs. Burton, and Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Goehle
Representative Burton, Major Webster, and Major Schmidt on tour of project grounds, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.
Representative Burton, Major Webster, and Mr. Goehle examining part of rocket, 1963-1964
The Athena RTV project was a rare example of interstate missile tests within the U.S. The project was conducted to simulate the delivery and assembly of rockets, as well as testing the re-entry of ICBMs.
The Biosatellite III project was designed to investigate biological processes in space.