An Annotated Bibliography of the Apollo Program

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J. D. Hunley. An Annotated Bibliography of the Apollo Program

An Annotated Bibliography of the Apollo Program

Table of Contents

Preface

General Works

The Space Race

Decision

Apollo Technology

Operations

GENERAL

APOLLO 204 FIRE

APOLLO 6

APOLLO 7

APOLLO 8

APOLLO 9

APOLLO 10

APOLLO 11

APOLLO 12

APOLLO 13

APOLLO 14

APOLLO 15

APOLLO 16

APOLLO 17

Popular Culture and Promotion

Science

Astronauts

The Management of the Apollo Program

Juvenile Literature

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Roger D. Launius, J. D. Hunley

Published by Good Press, 2021

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_____. "What Made Apollo a Success? Introduction." Astronautics and Aeronautics. (March 1970): 36-45. This brief article by the NASA deputy administrator at the time and former manager of the Apollo spacecraft program discusses a range of issues involved in Apollo's successes to date, including spacecraft design and development, mission design and planning, flight-crew and flight operations, spacecraft test activities, and management's control of spacecraft changes. Although not entirely free of jargon, this is generally a readable and well- written analysis. It concludes that the preeminent factor in Apollo's success was attention to detail coupled with dedication.

Lutman, C. C. "The Apollo Program." Air University Review. 16 (May-June 1965): 16-21. This short, undocumented article by an Air Force officer who had served in NASA concentrates on spacecraft, guidance and navigation systems, instrumentation and scientific equipment, and operations with emphasis on the fact "that the Apollo program is not aimed solely at the successful completion of a lunar landing but rather is a tool employed to obtain and keep U.S. supremacy in space."

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