Navigation Systems Records 1957 [1970-1979] 1983.

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Navigation Systems Records 1957 [1970-1979] 1983.

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These records were from the Navigation Systems Section library, section 314 and transferred by Peter Breckhemier. Many documents are stamped "Navigation S/W library, Section 314, JPL" Although it is never spelled out "S/W" commonly is used for "software", and so these records are probably from the navigation software library of section314. They primarily describe different software developed by JPL and partners and include many user guides, programmer guides and reference manuals related to navigation and primarily related to Mariner Jupiter/Saturn 1977. The majority of the records were numbered documents and transferred to the institutional repository for those documents, Engineering Document Services, or EDS. The remaining records were consolidated into one box. Listing of the documents transferred to EDS serve as a bibliography of the original 314 library, and can be retrieved on request.

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory Library and Archives

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.). Navigation Systems Section (Section 314)

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Peter Breckheimer came to the lab in 1966 and retired in 2006 after 39 years of service. The majority of these records date from the period of his employment. He was hired into Section 314, and stayed until a reorganization of the Systems division (310) in 1995. Coincidentally 1966 is the same year the division personnel charts begin. Section 314 was the Scientific Programming section for three years, in 1969 it became the Computation and Analysis section. From 1977 until 1995, past the period o...

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Breckheimer, Peter.

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