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Apollo, the most ambitious engineering project ever undertaken by man: to build a rocket 36 stories high, load it with the explosive power of a nuclear device, put men on top of it, and shoot it at the moon - this is a task more complicated by far than the Manhattan Project and the Panama Canal combined. Angle of Attack is the story of one of America's most triumphant achievements: two decades later the Apollo Mission stands as a stirring reminder of what this country is capable of when the chips are down. In the panic that follows the Soviet launch of Sputnik, it is Harrison Storms, the…
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4 editions- Hardcover · English · 1995Random House Value Publishing · 9780517143599
- Other · English · 2007Norton & Company, Incorporated, W. W. · 308 pages · 9780393325133
- Other · English · 1994Penguin (Non-Classics) · 304 pages · 9780140232806
- Other · English · 1992W.W. Norton · 304 pages · 9780393018929
Aerospace engineersSpace flight to the moonSpace shuttlesDesign and constructionBiographyHistoryProject apollo (u.s.)





