United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Deputy Director for Science and Technology, (1984)

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  DECLASSIFIED United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Director and Deputy Director of Science and Technology, (1963-2008)

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  United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Office of Scientific Intelligence, (2008)

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  DECLASSIFIED United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Director and Deputy Director of Science and Technology (2 out of 2), (1972)

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  DECLASSIFIED United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Director and Deputy Director of Science and Technology (1 out of 2), (1961-1973)

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  DECLASSIFIED United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Directorate of Science and Technology. Office of Special Projects, (1954-1970)

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  The Albert D. Wheelon papers primarily focus on his career at the United States Central Intelligence Agency, Hughes Aircraft Company, and his research on electromagnetic scintillation. The first series primarily comprises of correspondence from his time at school through his retirement years. There are also photographs and printed ephemera related to his marriages and travels. In relation to his career at HAC, there are booklets, newsletters, notes, and photographs related to artificial satellites. The post career files consist of correspondence, notes, and reference material related to a wide variety of topics concerning national security and advancements in space. The bulk of his research related to propagation of electromagnetic waves consists of notes and reprints. Please click on the link in this record to view the full version of the scope and content.

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