Manuscripts
Printed ephemera -- Jet Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.)
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Directories -- Jet Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.) Supplemental telephone directory
Manuscripts
This collection primarily consists of assignments, coursework, lectures, and notes related to Frank Urbina's education and career at Lockheed - California Company. Some of the folders have a combination of notes, assignments, and lecture material. There are nine lectures from the Science Applications International Corporation related to Electro-Optics Sensor Analysis in 1988. In addition to coursework from Pasadena City College (PCC) and Los Angeles City College (LACC), there are items related to courses and training offered by Lockheed. There is a sporadic run of newsletters and periodicals produced by Lockheed from 1980s through 2000s. Box 3 consists of 3-D objects, newsletters, and a report related to L 1-11 Tri-Star, Flight Crew Familiarization.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Manuscripts
Arranged alphabetically by subject or format, the series contains correspondence, brochures, employee newsletters, oral histories, reports, press releases, scrapbooks, lithographs, clippings and publications related to Hibbs' work at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). As JPL is managed by the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), some materials relate specifically to these institutions. The largest subseries contains materials related to the Solar System Exploration Programs and consists primarily of brochures, press releases, photographs, lithographs and clippings meant for public consumption; documentation of the internal technical processes and decisions made during the design and development stages of the programs are lacking. Several subseries pertain to individuals, including Eleanor Helin, astronomer and discoverer of comets and asteroids; Raymond Lyttleton, colleague of Hibbs in comet research and investigator in the mass of Mercury; and William H. Pickering, director of JPL from 1954 to 1976. Correspondence, primarily outgoing, is arranged chronologically and by subject and was likely maintained by an assistant to Hibbs. A small number of separate files for incoming correspondence have been combined with the chronological series to avoid duplication and facilitate research. Topics include the Planetary Grand Tour and formation of a Data Section within the Space Science Division, as well as miscellaneous daily activities, inter-office communications, institution-wide memorandums and correspondence regarding Hibbs' numerous speaking and writing engagements.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.), (1988-2001)
Manuscripts
Related to "Technology Programs at JPL."
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Documents -- Lockheed - California Company. Standard Procurement Package
Manuscripts
Included: Avionics Procurement Process. B.M. Seifert, June 1987
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Periodicals -- Lockheed - California Company
Manuscripts
Included: Lockheed Horizons, 1985, Issue 17; Lockheed Horizons, 1985, Issue 18; Lockheed Horizons, 1986, Issue 20; Lockheed Horizons, 1986, Issue 21; Lockheed Life, January 1986
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Periodicals -- Lockheed - California Company
Manuscripts
Included: Lockheed Horizons, Summer 1980; Lockheed Horizons, Fall 1980; Lockheed Horizons, Winter 1980/1981; Lockheed TriStar Service Digest, April-June 1980, Issue 37
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