Some publications have accession numbers from
CASI (Center for Aerospace Information) or from SHHDC (Shuttle
History Historical Documents Collection), at NASA-Marshall.

Agnew, Spiro, chairman. September 1969. The Post-Apollo Space Program: Directions for the Future. Space
Task Group. Reprinted in NASA SP-4407, Vol. I, pp. 522-543.

Akridge, Max. January 8, 1970. Space
Shuttle History. NASA-MSFC. SHHDC-5013.

Allen, H. Julian, and A. J. Eggers.
1958. A Study of the Motion and Aerodynamic Heating of Ballistic
Missiles Entering the Earth’s Atmosphere at High Supersonic
Speeds. NACA Report 1381.

Ames, Milton B., chairman. September 14, 1966. Report of the Ad Hoc Subpanel on Reusable Launch Vehicle Technology. Aeronautics and Astronautics Coordinating Board.

Baar, James, and William E. Howard.
1960. Polaris! New York: Harcourt, Brace.

Bathie, William W. 1984. Fundamentals
of Gas Turbines. New York: John Wiley.

Bender, Marylin, and Selig Altschul.
1982. The Chosen Instrument. New York: Simon & Schuster.

Berman, Larry. 1979. The Office of
Management and Budget and the Presidency, 1921-1979. Princeton,
New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Bernstein, Jeremy. 1984. Three Degrees
Above Zero. New York: Scribner.

Blaug, Mark. 1985. Great Economists
Since Keynes. Brighton, Sussex: Wheatsheaf Books, Ltd.

Clauser, Henry R., and George S. Brady.
1991. Materials Handbook. New York: McGraw-Hill.

Branch, Taylor. 1988. Parting the
Waters. New York: Simon & Schuster.

Burnet, Charles. 1979. Three Centuries
to Concorde. London: Mechanical Engineering Publications.

Burroughs, William E. 1986. Deep Black:
Space Espionage and National Security. New York: Random
House.

Catton, Bruce. 1958. A Stillness at
Appomattox. New York: Pocket Books.

Chaikin, Andrew. 1994. A Man on the
Moon. New York: Penguin Books.

Clarke, Arthur C. 1951. The Exploration
of Space. London: Temple Press, Ltd.

—. 1968. 2001: A Space Odyssey. New
York: Signet Books.

Cornelisse, J. W.; H. F. R. Schoyer and
K. F. Wakker. 1979. Rocket Propulsion and Spaceflight Dynamics. Belmont, California: Fearon-Pitman.

Costello, John, and Terry Hughes. 1976. Concorde. London: Angus & Robertson.

Daley, Robert. 1980. An American Saga:
Juan Trippe and His Pan Am Empire. New York: Random House.

Davies, R. E. G. 1964. A History of the
World’s Airlines. London: Oxford University Press.

Day, Leroy, manager. May 19, 1969. NASA
Space Shuttle Summary Report. Space Shuttle Task Group. See also
revised version, July 31, 1969.

—. June 12, 1969. NASA Space
Shuttle Task Group Report, Volume II: Desired System
Characteristics. Space Shuttle Task Group.

—. December 10, 1969. Summary
Report of Recoverable versus Expendable Booster, Space Shuttle
Studies. Space Shuttle Task Group.

Donlan, Charles J. July 11, 1972. Space
Shuttle Systems Definition Evolution. Internal NASA paper.

Dornberger, Walter. 1979. V-2. New
York: Bantam Books.

DuBridge, Lee, chairman. September 1969. The Post-Apollo Space Program: Directions for the Future. President’s Science Advisory Committee.

—. March 1970. The Next Decade in
Space. President’s Science Advisory Committee. CASI
71N-10973.

Durant, Will. 1957. The Reformation. New York: Simon and Schuster.

Dwiggins, Don. 1968. The SST: Here It
Comes Ready or Not. Garden City, New York: Doubleday.

Eddy, Paul; Elaine Porter, and Bruce
Page. 1976. Destination Disaster. New York: Quadrangle/New York
Times Book Company.

Ehrlichman, John. 1982. Witness to
Power: The Nixon Years. New York: Simon and Schuster.

Eight Decades of Progress. 1990. Lynn,
Massachusetts: General Electric Co.

Emme, Eugene M., editor. 1964. The
History of Rocket Technology. Detroit: Wayne State University
Press.

Faget, Maxime, and Milton Silveira.
October 1970. Fundamental Design Considerations for an
Earth-Surface to Orbit Shuttle. CASI 70A-44618.

Fahrney, Rear Admiral D. S. Undated. The History of Pilotless Aircraft and Guided Missiles. Washington: Archives, Federation of American Scientists.

Fall, Bernard B. 1966. Hell in a Very
Small Place: The Siege of Dien Bien Phu. New York: J. B.
Lippincott.

Grey, Jerry. 1979. Enterprise. New
York: William Morrow.

Gomersall, Edward W., and Darrell E.
Wilcox. May 28, 1971. Working Paper: Evolutionary Concepts for a
National Space Transportation System (Shuttle). NASA-OART, Report
MO-71-1.

Gunston, Bill. 1981. Fighters of the
Fifties. Osceola, Wisconsin: Specialty Press.

Halliday, David, and Robert Resnick.
1962. Physics for Students of Science and Engineering. New York:
John Wiley.

Hallion, Richard P. November 1983. The
Path to the Space Shuttle: The Evolution of Lifting Reentry
Technology. Edwards Air Force Base, California: History Office,
Air Force Flight Test Center.

—, editor. 1987. The Hypersonic
Revolution: Eight Case Studies in the History of Hypersonic
Technology. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio: Special Staff
Office, Aeronautical Systems Division.

Hansen, James R. 1985. Transition to
Space: A History of “Space Plane” Concepts at Langley Aeronautical
Laboratory, 1952-1957.”

Heiss, Klaus P., and Oskar Morgenstern. October 28, 1971. Factors for a Decision on a New Reusable Space Transportation System. Memo to James Fletcher. Reprinted in NASA SP-4407, Vol. I, pp. 549-555.

Heppenheimer, T. A. 1977. Colonies in
Space. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Stackpole Books.

—. 1990. Hypersonic Technologies
and the National Aerospace Plane. Arlington, Virginia: Pasha
Publications.

—. 1995. Turbulent Skies: The
History of Commercial Aviation. New York: John Wiley.

—. 1997. Countdown: A History of
Space Flight. New York: John Wiley.

Horwitch, Mel. 1982. Clipped Wings: The
American SST Conflict. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT
Press.

Huggett, Clayton; C. E. Bartley, and
Mark M. Mills. 1960. Solid Propellant Rockets. Princeton, New
Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Hunter, Maxwell W. II. September 1972. The Origins of the Shuttle (According to Hunter). Sunnyvale,
California: Lockheed. Reprinted in part in Earth/Space News,
November 1976, pp. 5-7.

Huzel, Dieter K. 1962. Peenemunde to
Canaveral. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall.

Irving, Clive. 1993. Wide-Body: The
Triumph of the 747. New York: William Morrow.

Jenkins, Dennis. 1996. Space Shuttle:
The History of Developing the National Space Transportation
System. Marceline, Missouri: Walsworth Publishing Co.

Johnson, Paul. 1983. Modern Times: The
World from the Twenties to the Eighties. New York: Harper & Row.

Kent, Richard J., Jr. 1980. Safe,
Separated and Soaring: A History of Federal Civil Aviation Policy
1961-1972. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office.

Killian, James R. 1977. Sputnik,
Scientists and Eisenhower. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT
Press.

Klass, Philip J. 1971. Secret Sentries
in Space. New York: Random House.

Knight, Geoffrey. 1976. Concorde: The
Inside Story. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson.

Koppes, Clayton R. 1982. JPL and the
American Space Program. New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University
Press.

Kuter, Laurence S. 1973. The Great
Gamble: The Boeing 747. University, Alabama: University of
Alabama Press.

Launius, Roger D. 1994. NASA: A History
of the U.S. Civil Space Program. Malabar, Florida: Krieger
Publishing Co.

Lehman, Milton. 1963. This High Man:
The Life of Robert Goddard. New York: Farrar, Straus.

Levine, Arthur L. 1975. The Future of
the U.S. Space Program. New York: Praeger.

Ley, Willy. 1957. Rockets, Missiles and
Space Travel. New York: Viking Press.

Loftus, J. P., Jr.; S. M. Andrich, M. G.
Goodhart, and R. C. Kennedy. March 6, 1986. Evolution of the
Space Shuttle Design. Report to the Presidential Commission on
the Space Shuttle Challenger.

Logsdon, John. 1970. The Decision to Go
to the Moon. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.

—. Spring 1983. From Apollo to
Shuttle: Policy Making in the Post-Apollo Era. Unpublished
manuscript. Washington: NASA History Office archives, NASA
Headquarters, Document HHR-46.

Long, Franklin A., chairman. February
1967. The Space Program in the Post-Apollo Period. Joint Space
Panels, President’s Science Advisory Committee.

Lord, Walter. 1963. A Night to
Remember. New York: Bantam.

Lynch, Charles T., editor. 1975. Handbook of Materials Science. Vol. II: Metals, Composites and
Refractory Materials. Cleveland: CRC Press.

Manchester, William. 1974. The Glory
and the Dream. Boston: Little, Brown.

McDonald, Robert A., editor. 1997. Corona Between the Sun and the Earth: The First NRO
Reconnaissance Eye in Space. Bethesda, Maryland: American Society
for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing.

McDougall, Walter. 1985. …The Heavens
and the Earth: A Political History of the Space Age. New York:
Basic Books.

Miller, Jay. 1983. The X-Planes, X-1 to
X-29. Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota: Specialty Press.

Miller, Ron, and Frederick C. Durant
III. 1983. Worlds Beyond: The Art of Chesley Bonestell. Norfolk,
Virginia: Donning Co.

Morgenstern, Oskar, and Klaus P. Heiss.
May 31, 1971. Economic Analysis of New Space Transportation
Systems. Princeton, New Jersey: Mathematica, Inc. CASI
75N-22191.

Mosley, Leonard. 1978. Dulles: A
Biography of Eleanor, Allen and John Foster Dulles and Their
Family Network. New York: Dial Press.

Mueller, George. August 10, 1968. Address by Dr. George E. Mueller Before the British
Interplanetary Society. London: University College.

—. 5 May 1969. Space Shuttle
Contractors Briefing. Washington: NASA.

Murray, Russ. 1980. Lee Atwood…Dean
of Aerospace. Rockwell International Corp.

Nau, Richard A. May 1967. A Comparison
of Fixed Wing Reusable Booster Concepts. Space Technology
Conference. New York: Society of Automotive Engineers.

Nayler, J. L., and E. Ower. 1965. Aviation: Its Technical Development. Philadelphia: Dufour
Editions.

Neal, J. A. January 1956. The
Development of the Navaho Guided Missile, 1945-1953. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio: Wright Air Development
Center Historical Branch.

Neufeld, Jacob. 1990. The Development
of Ballistic Missiles in the United States Air Force 1945-1960. Washington: Office of Air Force History.

Neufeld, Michael. 1994. The Rocket and
the Reich: Peenemunde and the Coming of the Ballistic Missile
Era. New York: Free Press.

Newell, Homer, chairman. September 1969. America’s Next Decades in Space: A Report for the Space Task
Group. NASA Planning Steering Group. CASI 71N-12420.

Newhouse, John. 1982. The Sporty Game. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.

O’Toole, Thomas, and Leon Dash. October
1972. How Space Shuttle Contract Was Won. Newspaper
clipping.

Owen, Kenneth. 1982. Concorde: New
Shape in the Sky. London: Jane’s Publishing Co.

Oxford Dictionary of Quotations. 1980.
New York: Oxford University Press.

Pace, Scott. May 1982. Engineering
Design and Political Choice: The Space Shuttle 1969-1972. M.S.
thesis. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT.

Pace, Steve. 1990. North American XB-70
Valkyrie. Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania: Tab Books.

Pedigree of Champions: Boeing Since
1916. 1985. Seattle: Boeing.

Perkins, Rosalie L. 1967-1972. History
of the Air Force Plant Representative Office, North American
Rockwell Corp., Rocketdyne Division, Canoga Park, California. Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama: Air Force archives.

Pierce, J. R. 1968. The Beginnings of
Satellite Communication. San Francisco: San Francisco
Press.

Powers, Robert M. 1979. Shuttle: The
World’s First Spaceship. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Stackpole
Books.

Powers, Thomas. 1979. The Man Who Kept
the Secrets: Richard Helms & the CIA. New York: Alfred A.
Knopf.

Prados, John. 1986. The Soviet
Estimate: U.S. Intelligence Analysis and Soviet Strategic Forces. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Proceedings, NASA Space Shuttle
Symposium, October 16-19, 1969. Washington: NASA History Office
archives, NASA Headquarters.

Ramo, Simon. 1988. The Business of
Science. New York: Hill and Wang.

Ranelagh, John. 1986. The Agency: The
Rise and Decline of the CIA. London: Weidenfeld and
Nicolson.

Rhodes, Richard. 1995. Dark Sun: The
Making of the Hydrogen Bomb. New York: Simon & Schuster.

Rice, Berkeley. 1971. The C-5A
Scandal. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.

Richelson, Jeffrey. 1987. American
Espionage and the Soviet Target. New York: William Morrow.

—. 1990. America’s Secret Eyes in
Space: The U.S. Keyhole Spy Satellite Program. New York: Harper
& Row.

Ruffner, Kevin C., editor. 1995. Corona: America’s First Satellite Program. Washington: Central
Intelligence Agency.

Schnyer, A. Dan, and R. G. Voss.
December 18, 1968. Review of Orbital Transportation Concepts –
Low Cost Operations. Washington: NASA-OMSF.

Serling, Robert J. 1992. Legend and
Legacy: The Story of Boeing and Its People. New York: St.
Martin’s Press.

Shurcliff, William. 1970. S/S/T and
Sonic Boom Handbook. New York: Ballantine Books.

Smith, Francis B., manager. January
1965. Summary Report: Future Programs Task Group. Reprinted in
NASA SP-4407, Vol. I, pp. 473-490.

Solberg, Carl. 1979. Conquest of the
Skies. Boston: Little, Brown.

Steiner, John E. October 10, 1974. Problems and Challenges: A Path to the Future. London: Royal
Aeronautical Society.

—. 1989. Jet Aviation
Development: One Company’s Perspective. Seattle: Boeing.

Sutton, George P. 1986. Rocket
Propulsion Elements. New York: John Wiley.

Thompson, Tina D., editor. TRW Space
Log. Vol. 27, 1991; Vol. 31, 1995.

Townes, Charles, chairman. January 8,
1969. Report of the Task Force on Space. Reprinted in NASA SP-4407, Vol. I, pp. 499-512.

Tuchman, Barbara. 1984. The March of
Folly. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.

Wattenberg, Ben J. 1974. The Real
America. New York: Doubleday.

White, Theodore H. 1966. The Making of
the President 1964. New York: Signet Books.

—. 1970. The Making of the
President 1968. New York: Pocket Books.

Wilson, Andrew. 1973. The Concorde
Fiasco. Baltimore: Penguin Books.

Zaloga, Steven. 1993. Target America:
The Soviet Union and the Strategic Arms Race, 1945-1964. Novato,
California: Presidio Press.

REPORTS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS: AIAA,
CORPORATIONS, NASA

The title of a report is often followed by an
accession number: CASI (Center for Aerospace Information) or SHHDC
(Shuttle History Historical Documents Collection), located at NASA’s
Marshall Space Flight Center. Documents are grouped by source below.
Except as noted, cited corporate documents are executive
summaries.

Aerospace Corp.:

ATR-72 (7231)-1. August 1, 1971.
Integrated Operations/Payloads/Fleet Analysis Final Report. CASI
72N-26790.

AIAA (American Institute of Aeronautics
and Astronautics):

69-1064. September 1969. L. J. Walkover
and A. J. Stefan, Space Station Design for Flexibility.

70-044. June 1970. F. M. Stewart and R. L.
Wetherington, Space Shuttle Main Propulsion.

70-1249. October 1970. Philip P.
Antonatos, Alfred C. Draper and Richard D. Neumann, Aero
Thermodynamic and Configuration Development.

71-658. June 1971. Richard C. Mulready,
Pratt & Whitney’s Space Shuttle Main Engine.

71-804. July 1971. J. F. Yardley, McDonnell Douglas Fully Reusable Shuttle.

71-805. July 1971. Bastian Hello, Fully
Reusable Shuttle.

71-806. July 1971. Robert N. Lindley, The
Economics of a New Space Transportation System.

73-31. January 1973. Eugene S. Love, Von
Karman Lecture: Advanced Technology and the Space Shuttle.

73-73. January 1973. M. W. Hunter II, R.
M. Gray and W. F. Miller, Design of Low-Cost, Refurbishable
Spacecraft for Use with the Shuttle.

89-2387. July 1989. D. Warren and C.
Langer, History in the Making – The Mighty F-1 Rocket
Engine.

2987. April-May 1991. B. L. Koff, Spanning the Globe with Jet Propulsion.

Boeing:

D2-114012-1. November 1, 1967. Saturn V
Single Launch Space Station and Observatory Facility. CASI
70N-27668.

December 1971. Ballistic Recoverable & Reusable LOX/RP Flyback Boosters. SHHDC-2965.

General Dynamics:

GD/C-DCB-65-018. April 1965. Reusable
Orbital Transport Second Stage Detailed Technical Report.

GDC-DCB-67-031. 25 September 1967.
Multipurpose Reusable Spacecraft Preliminary Design Effort.

GDC-DCB-68-017. November 1968. Reusable
Launch Vehicle/Spacecraft Concept. SHHDC-0023.

GDC-DCB-69-046. 31 October 1969. Space
Shuttle Final Technical Report. CASI 70N-31536.

SAMSO-TR-68-171. April 1968. Multipurpose
Reusable Spacecraft Cruise Vehicle Preliminary Design Effort. CASI
81X-77461.

November 17, 1971. Fully Reusable
Shuttle.

Grumman:

B35-43 RP-5. 31 December 1970. Alternate
Space Shuttle Concepts Mid-Term Report.

B35-43 RP-11. 6 July 1971. Alternate Space
Shuttle Concepts Study.

B35-43 RP-21. September 1, 1971. Alternate
Space Shuttle Concepts Study; Design Requirements and Phased
Program Evaluation. CASI 73N-17877.

B35-43 RP-28. November 15, 1971.
Definition of Mark I/II Orbiters & Ballistic & Flyback
Boosters. SHHDC-3004.

B35-43 RP-30. December 15, 1971. Shuttle
Systems Evaluation and Selection. CASI 72N-18871.

B35-43 RP-33. March 15, 1972. Space
Shuttle System Program Definition; Phase B Extension Final Report.
CASI 74N-30308.

February 16, 1972: Shuttle Systems
Evaluation and Selection; Phase B Extension Final Briefing.

Lockheed:

LMSC-A946632. March 1969. Space Transport
and Recovery System (Space Shuttle). SHHDC-0048.

LMSC-A959837. December 22, 1969. Final
Report: Integral Launch and Re-entry Vehicle. CASI
70N-31831.

LMSC-A989142. June 4, 1971. Study of
Alternate Space Shuttle Concepts. CASI 74N-76538.

LMSC-A990556. June 30, 1971. Payload
Effects Analysis Study. CASI 71N-37496.

LMSC-A990558. June 30, 1971. Design Guide
for Space Shuttle Low-Cost Payloads. CASI 72N-31883.

LMSC-A990594. June 30, 1971. Final Report
Summary, Payload Effects Analysis. CASI 71N-35028.

LMSC-A991394. September 1, 1971. Alternate
Space Shuttle Concepts Study; Interim Review Presentation. CASI
74N-75495.

LMSC-A995887. 3 November 1971. Alternate
Space Shuttle Concepts Study. CASI 74N-76542.

LMSC-A995931. 15 November 1971. Alternate
Concepts Study Extension. CASI 73N-30844.

LMSC-D152947. 22 February 1972. Space
Shuttle Final Review. CASI 75N-74948.

LMSC-D153024. 15 March 1972. Space Shuttle
Concepts.

LMSC-D157302. 15 February 1972. Space
Shuttle Final Review.

LPC 629-6. March 15, 1972. Study of Solid
Rocket Motors for a Space Shuttle Booster. CASI 72N-22772.

LR 18790. 21 May 1965. Design Studies of a
Reusable Orbital Transport, First Stage. CASI 65X-19708.

Martin Marietta:

M-69-36. December 1969. Spacemaster: A
Two-Stage Fully Reusable Space Transportation System.
SHHDC-214.

MCR-71-309. October 1971. Study of Titan
IIIL Booster for Space Shuttle Application.

Mathematica, Inc.:

See Bibliography under “Heiss” and “Morgenstern.”

McDonnell Douglas – Space
Shuttle:

G994. 7 February 1969. Low-Cost Reusable
Orbital Transport System. CASI 72X-82639.

H321. 21 August 1969. Big G: Logistic
Spacecraft Evolving from Gemini. CASI 69X-18044.

MDC E0049. November 1, 1969. Integral
Launch and Reentry Vehicle System. CASI 70N-15212.

MDC E0056. 15 December 1969. A Two-Stage
Fixed Wing Space Transportation System. CASI 70N-31597.

MDC E0308. 30 June 1971. Space Shuttle
System Phase B Study Final Report. SHHDC-2825.

MDC E0376-1. 30 June 1971. External LH2
Tank Study Final Report.

MDC E0497. 15 November 1971. Phase B
System Study Extension Final Report. CASI 76N-71552.

MDC E0558. 15 March 1972. Space Shuttle
Phase B System Study Extension Final Report. CASI 77X-78418;
SHHDC-2861.

1 September 1971. Interim Report to OMSF:
Phase B System Study Extension. SHHDC-2854.

22 February 1972. Space Shuttle Design
Review: Phase B System Study Extension.

McDonnell Douglas – Space Station:

MDC G2570. November 1971. Space Station,
Laboratory in Space.

MDC G2727. April 1, 1972. Space Station
Executive Summary. CASI 72N-27912.

NASA:

NAS 9-10960. June 1970. Study Control
Document: Space Shuttle System Program Definition (Phase B).
SHHDC-2916.

SP-196. 1969. Proceedings of the Winter
Study on Uses of Manned Space Flight, 1975-1985. NASA Science and
Technology Advisory Committee.

SP-440. 1981. Donald D. Baals and William R. Corliss, Wind Tunnels of NASA.

SP-468. 1985. Laurence K. Loftin, Quest for
Performance.

SP-4011. 1977. Roland W. Newkirk, Ivan D. Ertel and
Courtney G. Brooks, Skylab: A Chronology.

SP-4012. 1988. Linda Neuman Ezell, NASA Historical Data
Book: Programs and Projects.
Vol. II: 1958-1968, Vol. III: 1969-1978.

SP-4026. 1995. Hermann Noordung, The Problem of Space
Travel: The Rocket Motor (English translation).

SP-4102. 1982. Arnold S. Levine, Managing NASA in the
Apollo Era.

SP-4205. 1979. Courtney G. Brooks, James M. Grimwood and
Loyd S. Swenson, Jr., Chariots for Apollo: A History of Manned
Lunar Spacecraft.

SP-4208. 1983. W. David Compton and Charles D. Benson, Living and Working in Space: A History of Skylab.

SP-4210. 1977. R Cargill Hall, Lunar Impact: A History of
Project Ranger.

SP-4303. 1984. Richard P. Hallion, On the Frontier: Flight
Research at Dryden, 1946-1981.

SP-4307. 1993. Henry C. Dethloff, “Suddenly Tomorrow
Came…” A History of the Johnson Space Center.

SP-4308. 1995. James R. Hansen, Spaceflight Revolution: NASA Langley Research Center from Sputnik
to Apollo.

SP-4407. John M. Logsdon, general editor, Exploring the Unknown: Selected Documents in the History of the
U.S. Civil Space Program.
1995: Vol. I. Organizing for
Exploration.
1996. Vol. II. Relations with Other
Organizations.

TM X-52876. July 1970. Space
Transportation System Technology Symposium. NASA Lewis Research
Center.

TT F-9227. December 1964. Hermann Oberth, Rockets in Planetary Space (English translation).

North American Aviation:

AL-1347. October 1951. Development of a
Strategic Missile and Associated Projects.

North American Rockwell – Space
Shuttle:

LE 71-7. 1971. Shuttle – The Space
Transporter of the 1980’s.

SD 69-573-1. December 1969. Study of
Integral Launch and Reentry Vehicle System. CASI 70N-31832.

SD 71-114-1. 25 June 1971. Space Shuttle
Phase B Final Report. CASI 74N-75830.

SD 71-342. 12 November 1971. Space Shuttle
Phase B Extension. CASI 72N-13860.

SD 72-SH-0012-1. 15 March 1972. Space
Shuttle Phase B Final Report. CASI 74N-31330.

SSV 72-2. October 1972. Space Shuttle
Summary Briefing.

SV 71-28. 19 July 1971. Fully Reusable
Shuttle.

SV 71-40. 1 September 1971. Space Shuttle
Phase B Extension Mid-Term Review.

Vol. I: Executive Summary.

Vol. II: Mid-Term Presentation, CASI
90N-70121.

SV 71-50. 3 November 1971. Space Shuttle
Phase B Extension, 4th Month Review. SHHDC-2961.

SV 71-59. 15 December 1971. Space Shuttle
Program Review.

SV 72-14. 22 February 1972. Space Shuttle
Phase B Final Briefing. SHHDC-203.

SV 72-19. 8 July 1972. Space Shuttle
System Summary Briefing.

North American Rockwell – Space
Station:

SD 70-153. July 1970. Space Station
Program Phase B Definition. CASI 70X-18668.

SD 70-160. 24 July 1970. Space Base
Definition. CASI 70X-17323.

SD 70-536. November 1970. Space Station
Mockup Brochure. CASI 71X-10114.

SD 71-214. January 1, 1972. Modular Space
Station Phase B Extension Period. CASI 72N-18889.

SD 71-217-1. January 1, 1972. Modular
Space Station Phase B Extension: Preliminary System Design. CASI
72N-18881.

SD 71-576. November 4, 1971. Modular Space
Station Phase B Extension. CASI 72N-22904.

Pan Am (Pan American World
Airways):

December 8, 1970. Lehman Brothers, Prospectus: $87,375,000: 11-1/8% Guaranteed Loan Certificates Due
December 16, 1986.

Pratt & Whitney:

GP 70-35. 7 February 1970. Space Shuttle
Engine.

GP 70-271. 12 August 1970. Space Shuttle
Main Engine Orientation.

PWA FP 71-50. 28 April 1971. Proposal for
Space Shuttle Main Engine.

Rocketdyne:

RSS-8333-1. 23 June 1971. Space Shuttle
Main Engine Phase B Final Report. Volume I: Summary.

Thiokol:

TWR-5672. 15 March 1972. Study of Solid
Rocket Motors for a Space Shuttle Booster. CASI 73N-29820.

United Technology:

UTC 4205-72-7. 15 March 1972. Study of
Solid Rocket Motors for a Space Shuttle Booster. CASI
72N-22784.