A feasibility study of the high-velocity stages of a minimum orbiting missile : Publication No. 47, 1955, Jul 15.

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A feasibility study of the high-velocity stages of a minimum orbiting missile : Publication No. 47, 1955, Jul 15.

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This document is marked : ORDCIT Project Contract No. DA-04-495-Ord 18 Department of the Army Ordnance Corps. From the introduction : This study indicates that the proposal to use scale Sergeant motors for the high-speed stages of an orbiting vehicle is feasible. The performance and reliability of the proposed propulsion unit has been demonstrated. A schedule is presented at the end of this report for the development of the proposed configuration.

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