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Implementing the development of space status, plans, and requirements : the private sector. Status, plans, and requirements, the private sector (AAS 82-249) / Norman R. Augustine ; Space services, another approach to develop space (AAS 82-250) / David Hannah, Jr. ; Requirements to finance private sector space development projects (AAS 82-252) / James D. Calaway ; Adjustments to the business curriculum to promote the development of space (AAS 82-253) / George Kozmetsky ; Aerospace in space : are changes required? (AAS 82-254) / Norman R. Augustine -- Preparing the base for space development technology : are we prepared? Technical needs for space construction (AAS 82-260) / R.W. Hager, Gordon R. Woodcock ; Advanced space nuclear power systems (AAS 82-261) / Gordon L. Chipman, Jr. ; Propulsion requirements for space exploration (AAS 82-262) / Marc T. Constantine ; Commercial activities in space : illusion or reality? (AAS 82-263) / Peter E. Glaser ; Space science data management and computation in the 1980's (AAS 82-265) / Ralph Bernstein --Preparing the base for space development educationally/socially/politically : are we prepared? Legal and regulatory environment for space development (AAS 82-270) / Ronald F. Stowe ; Education in space engineering (AAS 82-271) / Victor G. Szevehely ; Social and psychological issues in the commercial development of space resources : 1982-2002 (AAS 82-272) / Carl H. Castore ; Economic preparedness : a quest for government subsidization (AAS 82-273) / Klaus P. Heiss ; America's space program : a study in political impotence (AAS 83-274) / James A.M. Muncy ; Quality education : a prerequisite for the space age (AAS 82-275) / Donald J. Senese.;Space transportation system : a status report and projection lessons learned: how well are we doing? Lessons learned : how well are we doing? Introduction (AAS 82-279) / Glynn S. Lunney ; Launch operations and turn-around capability (AAS 82-280) / George F. Page ; Vandenberg operations and activation (AAS 82-281) / Walter S. Yager ; Space transportation systems operation (AAS 82-282) / Jerry C. Bostick ; Flyability of the Space Shuttle from the crew point of view (AAS 82-283) / Richard H. Truly -- Space transportation system : a status report and projection projections: are we ready to begin development of the space frontier? Are we ready to begin development of the space frontier? Introduction (AAS 82-289/295) / Robert O. Piland ; Space Station concepts and considerations (AAS 82-290) / Terence T. Finn ; Space Stations : a key to socio-economic benefits from space? (AAS 82-291) / John M. Logsdon ; Material processing in space : an early perspective (AAS 82-293) / James T. Rose ; Space science operations for the future (AAS 82-294) / Thomas M. Donahue.;Governing policies : the United States Space Policy: its formation. National space policy (AAS 82-200) / Victor A. Reis ; Department of Defense Space Policy (AAS 82-201) / Herbert A. Reynolds ; The formulation of National Space Policy for the civilian program (AAS 82-202) / Ray A. Williamson ; Implementation of National Space Policy (AAS 82-203) / Gilbert Rye ; Policy issues affecting space science and civil applications (AAS 82-204) / William P. Raney ; NASA : our goals and objectives (AAS 82-205) / Philip E. Culbertson -- Governing policies : The United States Space Policy: its implications. Policy issues : a Congressional viewpoint (AAS 82-210) / Darrell R. Branscome ; The United States Space Policy : its implications for the communications sphere (AAS 82-211) / John L. McLucas -- Roles in space development : government roles. NASA's changing role in space technology (AAS 82-222) / Jack L. Kerrebrock ; Government's role in space development (AAS 82-223) / Noel W. Hinners ; National security roles in space (AAS 82-224) / Carl N. Beer -- Roles in space development : private sector roles. The role of the private sector in remote sensing from space (AAS 82-230) / Paul M. Maughan ; Low-cost spacecraft : a private sector approach (AAS 82-232) / Gilbert W. Keyes ; Cooperative roles in developing the frontier of space (AAS 82-233) / Erwin F. Branahl ; Space tran : a private venture to purchase an Orbiter (AAS 82-234) / Klaus P. Heiss -- Implementing the development of space status and plans : how government agencies are implementing space development. Implementing the development of space : introduction (AAS 82-238) / Paul Thayer ; Status and plans : how government agencies are implementing space development / Paul Thayer ; Present and projected space development programs for NOAA (AAS 82-240) / E. Harry Heacock ; Status and future participation of the Navy in the development of space (AAS 82-243) / Lorin W. Brown ; The coordination of government space development : the executive overview (AAS 82-244) / Gilbert Rye.
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