NASA Moon Missions: 1969-1972 (Apollo 12, 14, 15, 16 And 17) Operations Manual by David Baker (book review).
When I read Haynes’ Apollo 11 and 13 books earlier in the year, I did wonder why the other Apollo
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When I read Haynes’ Apollo 11 and 13 books earlier in the year, I did wonder why the other Apollo
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Read moreAuthor David Baker points out in his introduction to his book, ‘Nuclear Weapons Operations Manual’, that it does not make
Read moreIn many respects, I have always wondered why Haynes left a look at NASA’s Mercury Program until last of their
Read moreIf you want to get a spaceship into orbit, then you need a rocket to propel it there. Ever since
Read moreIf you thought that the ‘Soyuz Owners’ Workshop Manual’ was solely, as astronaut Helen Sharman calls ‘a workhorse’, about the
Read moreOddly, considering how close, relatively speaking, Mars is to Earth, the proportion of speculation as to what was there to
Read moreYou might have thought until now that I was only going to be reviewing Haynes fantasy output, but knowing what
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