Plans and progress of the GALCIT rocket research group : report 1938 Jul.

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Plans and progress of the GALCIT rocket research group : report 1938 Jul.

This series contains the same report presented different ways. The original publication in Astronautics, Journal of the American Rocket Society, no 41, Jul 1938 is included as well as the resulting report reprinted from the article.

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