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Intelligence revolution 1960 : retrieving the corona imagery that helped win the Cold War

Title
Intelligence revolution 1960 : retrieving the corona imagery that helped win the Cold War / [edited] by Ingard Clausen and Edward A. Miller.
Publication
Chantilly, Va. : Center for the Study of National Reconnaissance, 2012.

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Additional Authors
  • Clausen, Ingard.
  • Miller, Edward Alan, 1922-
  • Center for the Study of National Reconnaissance (U.S.)
Description
xiv, 240 p. : ill., ports.; 26 cm.
Summary
Overview: Provides a history of the Corona Satellite photo reconnaissance Program. It was a joint Central Intelligence Agency and United States Air Force program in the 1960s. It was then highly classified.
Subjects
Note
  • "April 2012."
  • Shipping list no.: 2012-0291-P.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 12-13) and index.
Contents
Preface from CSNR -- Preface from Ingard Clausen -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Challenges In Developing The Corona System And Utilizing The Product -- Reflections on Corona's tough challenges / Ingard Clausen -- Thor Booster challenge / Ingard Clausen -- Agena Booster platform challenges / Sam Araki -- Physical vs radio frequency image recovery / Hilliard Paige -- Satellite recovery vehicle challenge / Edward Miller -- Mid-air recovery challenge / Lt Col Harold Mitchell -- Mid-air retrieval challenge / Lt Robert Counts -- Photo interpreter challenge / David Doyle -- Eisenhower briefing challenge / Dino Brugioni -- Corona's Cover, Discoverer -- Objective of Discoverer / Ingard Clausen -- Creating the satellite aeromedical recovery vehicle program / Marvin Clarke -- Design of Discoverer's primate life support system / John Hoffnagle -- Space environmental qualification test of the recovery capsule including primate / George Christopher -- Spitsbergen incident / Edward Miller and George Christopher -- Five "Firsts" Of Corona -- Systems design of a satellite recovery vehicle / Robert Chamberlin -- First man-made object to eject, stabilize, and propel itself to de-orbit a payload / Max Dienemann and George Christopher -- First man-made object to reenter from orbit / Walter Scafer, Florian Brent, John Segletes, George Sutton, and Harold Bloom -- First satellite recovery vehicle to be recovered from orbit / Florian Brent, Robert Lowe, Anthony Smith, Bernard Mirowsky, Willian Woebkenberg, and Borge Anderson -- First photographs recovered from space from a 3-Axis stabilized platform / Cdr Robert Haviland -- Recovery Operational Challenges, 1960-1973 -- Requalification testing the SRV at Lockheed / Charles Robinson, Alfred Gross, Henry Bried, and Walter Overstreet -- 104 successful missions for the SRV / Walter Smith, Daniel Rossman, Alfred Little II, Myron Peterson, Robert Gross, William Wier, Edmond Bryce Sr, Clifford Barr, Richard Lasher, Edwin Hearn and Bruce Waechter -- Afterword -- Appendix 1: Aftermath for general electric aerospace businesses -- Appendix 2: Autobiographical businesses -- Appendix 3: Biographical tributes -- Appendix 4: People of Corona.
Call Number
JFF 13-235
ISBN
  • 9781937219024 (pbk.)
  • 193721902X (pbk.)
OCLC
794930433
Title
Intelligence revolution 1960 : retrieving the corona imagery that helped win the Cold War / [edited] by Ingard Clausen and Edward A. Miller.
Imprint
Chantilly, Va. : Center for the Study of National Reconnaissance, 2012.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (p. 12-13) and index.
Added Author
Clausen, Ingard.
Miller, Edward Alan, 1922-
Center for the Study of National Reconnaissance (U.S.)
Gpo Item No.
0306
Sudoc No.
D 1.2:IN 8/16
Research Call Number
JFF 13-235
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