Review of the third manned space flight meeting.

Expert InsightsPublished 1965

An informal report of certain topics discussed at the Third Manned Space Flight Meeting, sponsored jointly by AIAA and NASA, Houston, November 1964. The paper reviews proceedings on the continuing Gemini, lunar (Apollo), earth orbital, and interplanetary programs; and remarks on advanced planning for the manned space program in the post-Apollo period. Attached is a list of papers available in the bound proceedings. 19 pp.

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