Another Day at the Office
by Paula Naumcheff My father, Michael Naumcheff 🥰 on left, at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL , Circa 1960s My father was one
Stories from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
The Marshall Retiree Association is collecting stories from the Marshall Space Flight Center.
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Cows Really Can Jump Over the Moon
By Frank E. Swalley From Dairy Farm Boy to Rocket Scientist Fascinating People I Met Along the Way A Murderer, Football Players, Apollo Astronauts and
West Was at Pearl Harbor, Many Other Pacific Battles
Star Salute from Marshall Star, December 4, 1968 Several thousand Americans received their “baptism of fire” in the Japanese air raid on Pearl Harbor 27
Spaceflight Adventures
(Never Left the Ground) by Spike Field (Please click the link below.) https://www.marshallretirees.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Spike-Field.pdf
Dr. Wernher von Braun
Compiled by Brooks Moore (Click the link below. This presentation will open in a separate tab) https://www.marshallretirees.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/VB-Presentation-Revision.pdf
Quotes from IPS CDR-A
Compiled by Fred Applegate For use on Spacelab pallet missions, the Instrument Pointing System (IPS) was developed by the European Space Agency (ESA), headquartered in
Space Research and Education Founder
Dr. Alexander J Dessler served as Director of the Space Science Laboratory at Marshall Space Flight Center from 1982 to 1986. The following life story
Astrionics Laboratory
by P. D. Nicaise Building 4487, A-wing, Main Entry Photos by P. D. Nicaise, 1969 Building 4487 was constructed as an electronic research and development
The Jupiter-C Rocket and Explorer-1 Satellite
by Willie (Bil) Weaver I was a Co-Op Student alternating semesters of work between the University of Alabama and The Army Ballistic Missile (ABMA). I