Event Details
January 01, 1963
Description
George rises to Chief Scientist at Signal Corps Astro-Electronics Division.
Participants (1)
| Name | Type | Mentions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| George Maloof | person | 29 | View Entity |
Source Documents (1)
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A biographical excerpt describing the career of a scientist named George (likely George N. Krassner based on the book title 'Introduction to Space Communication'). The text details his rise to Chief Scientist at the Signal Corps in 1963, the rapid obsolescence of technology he faced while writing his book, and his later work at Simmonds Precision designing fuel gauging systems for the Apollo 17 command module. The document is stamped with a House Oversight Committee Bates number.
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George rises to Chief Scientist at Signal Corps.
1963-01-01 • Signal Corps
Publication of the book 'Introduction to Space Communication'.
1964-01-01 • Global
Secret meetings/work regarding Project Horizon.
Date unknown • Huntsville, Alabama
Publication of 'Introduction to Space Communication'.
1964-01-01 • United States
Apollo 17 mission; George worked on the fuel gauging system.
1972-01-01 • Simmonds Precision
George turns down a scholarship to attend CCNY.
Date unknown • CCNY
George wins the all-campus boxing championship at University of Michigan.
Date unknown • University of Michigan
McCarthy paranoia resulted in daily inspections of lunchboxes and briefcases.
1954-01-01 • Signal Corps building (implied)
George was drafted into the Army five months after starting as a civilian scientist.
Date unknown • Fort Bragg, NC
Team began working on the design of SCORE satellite.
1958-01-01 • Unknown
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