Albert Wheelon dies at 84; key figure in satellite development
2013年10月1日 · Wheelon, who became one of California’s most important technological innovators in aerospace, leaving behind a multbillion-dollar enterprise and making key contributions to national security,...
Albert D. Wheelon, Architect of Aerial Spying, Dies at 84
2013年10月3日 · Albert D. Wheelon, a physicist whose early work on satellites for the C.I.A. in the 1960s helped lay the groundwork for a vast American arsenal of aerial spying machines, died on Friday in Santa...
ALBERT D. WHEELON 1929–2013 - NAE Website
ALBERT D. WHEELON died on September 27, 2013, and the nation lost one of its most talented practitioners of science, engineering, and management. Bud and I were almost exact contemporaries—we were both born in 1929, he on January 18 and I six months later.
Albert D. "Bud" Wheelon, 1929 – 2013 - www.caltech.edu
Albert D. "Bud" Wheelon, a life member of the Board of Trustees of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), passed away at his home in Montecito, California, on September 27. He was 84 years old.
ALBERT D. WHEELON | Memorial Tributes: Volume 20 | The …
ALBERT D. WHEELON. 1929–2013. Elected in 1970 “Basic contributions to ballistic missile guidance, to radiowave propagation and communication, and to national security.” BY HANS MARK. ALBERT D. WHEELON died on September 27, 2013, and the nation lost one of its most talented practitioners of science, engineering, and management.
Albert ‘Bud’ Wheelon, Pioneer of Space-based Surveillance, Dies
2013年10月7日 · Albert “Bud” Wheelon, a pioneer of the spy satellite industry who pushed for reconnaissance programs that kept tabs on China and Russia during the Cold War, died Sept. 27. He was 84.
Roadrunner Bud Wheelon - Roadrunners Internationale
2007年9月19日 · Built by the Roadrunners, the A-12 remains today the world's highest flying and fastest air-breathing airplane ever. Ten years ago tomorrow, Dr. Wheelon was our guest speaker during the Roadrunners Internationale reunion and spoke on the Roadrunners' participation in Project Palladium leading to the development of the A-12 during CIA Project ...
Wheelon (Albert D.) papers
Albert D. (Albert Dewell) Wheelon, (January 18, 1929 - September 27, 2013) joined the CIA in 1962 and served as the Deputy Director for Science and Technology until 1966. During this time, he established the Agency's broad program in research and development for the collection and analysis of technical intelligence.
Spy Satellite Mastermind | STANFORD magazine
At the height of the Cold War, Bud Wheelon became the first deputy director for science and technology at the CIA, overseeing the development of the United States' revolutionary reconnaissance satellite program, which ultimately proved that the Soviet Union's nuclear arsenal was smaller than expected.
Wheelon (Albert D.) papers - California Digital Library
Albert D. (Albert Dewell) Wheelon, (January 18, 1929 - September 27, 2013) joined the CIA in 1962 and served as the Deputy Director for Science and Technology until 1966. During this time, he established the Agency's broad program in research and development for the collection and analysis of technical intelligence.
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