 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Science and Astronautics - 1971 - 1222 pages
...to aeronautics is a significant factor. I believe the fact that much of the ongoing and fiscal vear 1972 Space Shuttle research and technology effort...effort. We are following this up with our long-range 27 plan for NASA aeronautics which is being prepared by the Advanced Concepts and Missions Division,... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Science and Astronautics - 1972 - 1448 pages
...Government Funding. — One of the thrusts recommended for the CARD study was to analyze the relationship '- L áE . 5n v u ȣ< Cm 1 9Bt+ Y e)P j E 9 + ( k Һ aeronautical R. & D. effort. It was also recommended that the study should try to determine — or... | |
 | United States. Office of Science and Technology Policy - 1982 - 692 pages
...policy for aeronautical R&D. - "An in-depth study should be made to analyze the relationship between benefits that accrue to the nation from aviation and the level of aeronautical R&D effort." - "...NASA should continue to expand its aeronautical efforts. . .specifically,... | |
 | 1971 - 482 pages
...asked the Department of Transportation and NASA to make an indepth study of the relationship between benefits that accrue to the nation from aviation and the level of R&D effort. The joint DOT-NASA report resulting from this study was released last Wednesday (DOT TST-10-4,... | |
 | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration - 1971 - 660 pages
...asked the Department of Transportation and NASA to make an indepth study of the relationship between benefits that accrue to the nation from aviation and the level of R&D effort. The joint DOT-NASA report resulting from this study was released last Wednesday (DOT TST-10-4,... | |
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Committee recommendations was that a study should be made to analyze the relation between the benefits that accrue to the nation from aviation and the level of aeronautical research and development effort. 