Leonard Eugene Root papers M0635
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Language of Material:
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Contributing Institution:
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Leonard Eugene Root papers
Identifier/Call Number: M0635
Physical Description:
11.75 Linear Feet
(25 boxes: 17 manuscript boxes; 4 half-manuscript boxes; 4 flat boxes)
Date (inclusive): 1923-1983
Abstract: The Leonard Eugene Root papers include 25 boxes of documents, photographs and ephemera about Root's personal life and his
professional career at Lockheed. The collection includes his speeches and work files from his time at Lockheed; personal and
professional photographs and correspondence; publications on the aerospace industry; and memorabilia such as his high school
yearbooks.
Access
Open for research, with the exception of born-digital materials, which are closed until processed. Note that material must
be requested at least 36 hours in advance of intended use. Audiovisual materials are not available in original format, and
must be reformatted to a digital use copy.
Acquisition Information
This collection was given by Sheryl Root to Stanford University Special Collections in 1992.
Biography
Leonard Eugene Root was born in Lewiston, Idaho on July 4, 1910. He spent his school years in Stockton, California, and then
attended the College of the Pacific, receiving his Bachelor of Arts in Engineering and Mathematics in 1932.
Leonard Root's long and distinguished career in aeronautical and space sciences began with his graduate work at California
Institute of Technology in the Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory. He earned Masters of Sciences in both Mechanical Engineering
(1933) and Aeronautical Engineering (1934) from Caltech. Before he could finish his doctoral work, however, he was recruited:
by his professor, Arthur E. Raymond, also the Chief Engineer at Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc., to work at Douglas in 1934.
He remained at Douglas as Chief of Aerodynamics until 1946, and then served as a member of the staff of a Special Engineering
Project until 1948.
After Douglas, Rand Corporation hired him as Chief of Aircraft Division from 1948-1953. In 1953, he joined Lockheed Aircraft
Corporation where he remained until his retirement in 1970. Throughout his years at Lockheed, Root was instrumental in long
range planning for the corporation. He was responsible for initiating planning efforts toward corporate diversification and
the development of missile and space system programs. As the first Director of the Development and Planning Department, he
proposed the creation of the Missile Systems Division to develop ballistic missiles and satellites. Lockheed Missiles and
Space Company, Root's brainchild, was established in January 1954.
In 1956, he was appointed Vice President of Lockheed Aircraft Corpoaration and General Manager of Missiles and Space Division.
In 1959, he became Group Vice President of Lockheed Missiles and Space Division, Lockheed Electronics Company and Grand Central
Rocket Company. In 1961, he was named President of Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, and in 1969, he became Group Vice
President of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. While at Lockheed, he gave priority to cultivating effective management skills
as well as to developing goals for the corporation. His primary areas of research were aircraft design; flying qualities;
systems and operational analyses in military sciences; development planning methods; missiles and spacecreaft and aerospace
management. Among the preeminant engineering projects in which he participated were the Polaris, the Agena and the Genesis
efforts.
Root was called upon as advisor to other organizations in his field. He lectured at California Institute of Technology in
1937-1938. He served as a consultant to Hughes Aircraft Aerodynamic Advisory Panel. He was a member of Aerodynamic Committee
of the National Advisory Committee in Aeronautics from1944-1950. He was the Chairman of the Aerodynamic Advisory Panel for
the Atomic Energy Commission between 1948 and 1950. He was first Assistant to the Deputy Chief of Staff and then Chief of
Staff of the Advisory Board for Development for the United States Airforce.
Root was active in the professional, social and community organizations with which he associated. Root was active in his memberships
to the National Academy of Sciences; the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; the American Astronautical Society;
and the Royal Aeronautical Society.
Dedicated to his community, Root served on the Board of Directors for the University of the Pacific, the Stanford Bank, and
for the Management Council for Bay Area Employment Opportunity.
Among his honors are the Junior Chamber of Commerce Award for Outstanding Young Men (1945), the Navy Distinguished Public
Service Award (1960), and a NASA Public Service Award for outstanding contributions in the Gemini Program (1966)
Root married Laura Beryl Mount in 1935. They had three children: Kirby, Karen and Brian. Root retired early from Lockheed
in 1970 due to coronary disease. He turned to amateur radio to fill his free time. He died in Menlo Park, California on January
23, 1992.
Preferred Citation
[identification of item] Leonard Eugene Root Papers (M0635). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford
Libraries, Stanford, Calif.
Processing Information
With his papers, Stanford University Special Collections received a number of books from Root's personal library. Because
of their interest to the libraries' patrons they have been removed to the public stacks. A list of those volumes is available
upon request. A small number of volumes, including pamphlets and books not suitable for cataloguing, remain with the papers
because of their significance in Root's life.
Collection Scope and Content Summary
The Leonard Eugene Root papers document his personal life and career in the aerospace industry from the 1940s to the 1960s,
and includes correspondence, notebooks, business files, publications, memorabilia.
Biographical materials in the collection include a transcribed interview and autobiography of Root, and early family correspondence
(particularly with his wife from 1945 to 1946). Personal memorabilia pertains to his association with the University of the
Pacific in Stockton, California and the California Institute of Technology; and photographs include those of Root, his family,
and various Lockheed events.
Materials related to Root's aerospace career and his responsibilities as manager at Lockheed include a limited amount of inter-office
communication, reports, news and press releases; and his business notebooks and articles he authored. Root also collected
memorabilia throughout his career at Lockheed such as his special access badge to the Apollo 11 space launch and issues of
The Lockheed Star, a publication of the Lockheed Missiles and Space Company. Related materials include Root's collection of
industry-related literature about early aerospace organizations.
Publication Rights
While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not
an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. Any transmission
or reproduction beyond that allowed by fair use requires permission from the owners of rights, heir(s) or assigns.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Aerospace industries.
Aeronautics, Military.
Rocketry.
Science -- History.
United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Rand Corporation.
Douglas Aircraft Company.
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation.
Series 1: Personal Papers
Box 1, folder 4
Maynard Pennell (Retirement Announcement, 1974)
Box 1, folder 5
Newspaper clippings, various
Box 1, folder 8
Biographical Sketches & Award Nominations
Box 1, folder 10
Biographical info - Career
Box 1, folder 11
Newspaper Clippings - Biographical
Box 1, folder 12
Interview with L.E. Root (1980)
Box 2, folder 1
Memorabilia - Root's Children
Box 2, folder 2
Family & Personal Letters (1945 - 46)
Box 2, folder 3
Family Letters (1968-1969)
Box 2, folder 4
Miscellaneous Family Papers
Box 2, folder 7
Greeting cards received, 1961-1962
Box 2, folder 8
Personal Correspondence (1945 - 48)
Box 2, folder 9
Personal Correspondence (1953 - 54)
Box 3, folder 1
Personal Correspondence (1955 - 58)
Box 3, folder 2
Personal Correspondence (1959 - 61)
Box 3, folder 3
Personal Correspondence (1966)
Box 3, folder 4
Personal Correspondence (1967)
Box 3, folder 5
Personal Notes, Correspondence
Box 3, folder 6
Personal Correspondence (1968 - 69)
Box 3, folder 7
Personal Correspondence - "Special Friends" (1954, 1958, 1962-1969)
Box 3, folder 8
Personal Correspondence (1973)
Box 3, folder 9
Personal Correspondence (1979)
Box 3, folder 10
Retirement - Amateur Radio
Box 4, folder 1
"Some Considerations in Case of Death" (Retirement papers, 1971)
Box 4, folder 2
Articles on "The University", 1963-1967
Box 4, folder 3
Stockton High School (1928)
Box 4, folder 4
University of The Pacific (Bulletin, 1964; Commencement, 1932)
Box 4, folder 5
Pacific Review (Oct. 1978) (3 copies)
Box 4, folder 6
California Institute of Technology re: Professorship
Box 4, folder 7
The California Institute Forum (1947 - 48)
Box 4, folder 8
Trips (Brochures, memorabilia)
Box 4, folder 9
Sermons by Ray C. Stednian (Peninsula Bible Church, 1965)
Box 4, folder 11
Map of Mindego Hill, CA Quadrangle (1961)
Series 2: Professional Papers
Box 6, folder 3
"Keepsakes / Scrapbook - Clippings, Pamphlets, Letters, LMSC, LEC" (1959 - 62)
Box 6, folder 4
"Keepsakes / Scrapbook - Clippings, Pamphlets, Letters, LMSC, LEC" (1959 - 63)
Box 6, folder 5
"Keepsakes / Scrapbook - Clippings, Pamphlets, Letters, LMSC, LEC" (1959 - 62)
Box 7, folder 1
Diagrams - Airplanes (1940's) (Glen L. Martin Co.)
Box 7, folder 2
Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc. (1943 - 48)
Box 7, folder 3
Rand Corporation (1952 - 53)
Box 7, folder 4
"Scientists at War; The Birth of the Rand Corporation" (c. 1983)
Box 7, folder 5
American Rocket Society, American Astronautical Society, American Institute~of Aeronautic and Astronautics (1962)
Box 7, folder 6
Institute of Aerospace Science (1958 - 1962)
Box 7, folder 7
National Academy of Engineering - Material on Biography of William Mentzer (1972)
Box 7, folder 8
Trajectory (Winter 1960 - 61) - "Special Polaris Report"
Box 7, folder 9
Polaris Submarine (Notes and Articles, 1958 - 65)
Box 7, folder 10
Articles by L.E. Root
Scope and Contents note
"Dynamic Longitudinal Stability Charts for Design Use," 1935; "Empennage Design with Single and Multiple Vertical Surfaces,"
1939; "The Effective Use of Aerodynamic Balances," 1945; "The Role of the Missile Industry in Astronautics," 1958; "Some Observations
in the Challenging Aspects of the Telementry Field," 1959
Box 7, folder 11
Additional Articles by L.E. Root (1956, 1959)
Scope and Contents note
On the organization of the corporation:"Development Planning For Management Decision," 1956; "Long Range Planning at Lockheed
, " 1956; "Linear Organization Charts," 1959
Box 7, folder 12
Papers by Ira C. Eaker (1966 - 67) re: Vietnam War
Box 7, folder 13
William F. Whitmore - Correspondence (1975 - 79)
Box 7, folder 14
Professional Notes (1967 - 69)
Box 8, folder 1
"Trident Project History" (1983)
Box 8, folder 2
Press Releases F1O4 Starfighter (c.l958)
Box 8, folder 3
"The War of Wits" - Fortune Magazine (1951)
Box 8, folder 4
Space Industry: Newsclippings (1934 - 48)
Box 8, folder 5
Space Industry: Newsclippings (1953 - 56)
Box 8, folder 6
Space Industry: Newsclippings (1956 - 59)
Box 8, folder 7
Space Industry: Newsclippings (1959 - 61)
Box 8, folder 8
Space Industry: Newsclippings (1961 - 69)
Box 8, folder 9
Space Industry: Newsclippings (1969 - 76)
Box 8, folder 10
Articles - Science & Technology (1963)
Box 8, folder 11
Various Addresses (1959 - 60, 1966)
Box 8, folder 12
Lockheed - Miscellaneous Papers (c. 1970)
Box 8, folder 13
Newsclippings (1969 - 83)
Series 3: Lockheed administrative files
Box 9, folder 2
Lockheed files, 1952-1956
Box 9, folder 3
Lockheed files, 1957-1959
Box 9, folder 4
Lockheed files, 1959-1961
Box 9, folder 5
Lockheed files, notes, and photographs, 1961-1966
Box 9, folder 6
Lockheed Publication, "Spacecraft Entry and Landing in Planetary Atmospheres", 1962
Box 9, folder 7
Lockheed notes, 1961-1966
Box 9, folder 8
Lockheed interoffice correspondence, 1961-1966
Box 9, folder 13
Lockheed files, 1975-1977, 1979, 1980
Box 10, folder 1
Lockheed Star (1953-1985, including 25th Anniversary issue, May, 1978)
Scope and Contents
Star news, a Lockheed-Martin publication. Issues 1953-1978, inclusive; and a select number of issues from 1980, 1985; special
issues: 25th anniversary issue, 1979; Seasons Greetings, 1965 and 1966; Lockheed Fleet Ballistic Missile galley proofs; Ocean
Floors and Depth graphic, undated.
Box 11, folder 4
L.E. Root - Personal and Business Notes, 1949-1959
Box 11, folder 5
L.E. Root - Personal and Business Notes, 1948-1960, incl.
Box 11, folder 6
Name cards of acquaintences
Series 5: Space industry related publications, various
Box 12, folder 1
Aerojet General Corporation (1959)
Box 12, folder 2
Aerospace Industries Association of America: "Space Exploration: A Higher Vision," by H.H. Humphrey
Box 12, folder 3
American Astronautical Society Newsletter, 1973
Box 12, folder 4
American Ordinance Association: "Conquest of Outer Space," by Dr. Wernher von Braun, 1960
Box 12, folder 5
American Quarterly Review: "The Delicate Balance of Terror," 1959; and "Two Ways of Life," 1962
Box 12, folder 6
American Society for Industrial Security: "Industrial Security," 1959
Box 12, folder 8
Arnold Engineering Development Letter: "Aro Inc. Rocket Test Facility 1964"
Box 12, folder 9
American Society of Naval Engineers Day, 1968
Box 12, folder 10
American Association for the Advancement of Science: "Science and the Space Program", 1966
Box 12, folder 11
Bell Aerosystems Company: Rendezvous (Vol III, No 4, 1964). September-October, 1963
Box 12, folder 12
California Institute of Technology: "Science for Mankind" by Ronald Reagan, 1967
Box 12, folder 13
Cruiser Destroyer Force, US Atlantic Fleet: "Welcome Aboard", undated
Box 12, folder 15
Douglas Corporation: "Douglas Airview", 1945 October and 1946 February
Box 12, folder 16
EI Depont DeNemours and Company speeches, 1963 and 1965
Box 12, folder 18
Head Quarters USAF - "Guide to Staff Administration." (1951)
Box 12, folder 19
Institute for Aeronautical Sciences: "Results of Experiments in Space." (1961)
Box 12, folder 20
The International Academy of Astronautics: "The First Decade." (1970)
Box 12, folder 21
"Introduction to Outer Space" and "The Navy's Terrible Weapon" (Reader's Digest, 1959)
Box 12, folder 22
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. "DASCO Countdown Events." (April 1964)
Box 12, folder 23
Lockheed: "Lockheed Pathways to the Stars" (1957)
Box 12, folder 24
Lockheed: "Man on the Moon" (c. 1961)
Box 12, folder 25
Lockheed: "Agena" (1956-1966)
Box 12, folder 26
Lockheed: "Gemini Press Site" (c. 1966)
Box 12, folder 27
Lockheed: "Gemini Agena Target Press Handbook" (c. 1966)
Box 12, folder 28
Lockheed: "Systems Management Experience" (1967)
Box 13, folder 1
Lockheed: Speeches by Lockheed Executives. (including L.E. Root) (1961-1965)
Box 13, folder 2
Lockheed: Organizational Manual. (c.197l)
Box 13, folder 3
Lockheed: Lockheed Horizons. (History of Lockheed) (1983)
Box 13, folder 4
Lockheed: Lockheed-Georgia Company
Box 13, folder 5
Lockheed: "Way Outer Space" by Dick Shaw cartoons, undated
Box 13, folder 6
"M65l Gama Goat Standard 'A'"
Box 13, folder 8
"Missile, Space and Range Pioneers" (Yearbook, 1967)
Box 13, folder 9
NASA: "Voyager I Encounter with Jupiter" (March 1979)
Box 13, folder 10
NASA: Mercury Atlas - 9 (1963)
Box 13, folder 11
NASA: "Speaking of Space and Aeronautics" Lecture Series (1966-68)
Box 13, folder 12
NASA: "St. Louis Bicentennial Space Symposiums" (1964-1965) With L.E. Root's Notes.
Box 13, folder 14
NASA: Manned Space Flight 1966.
Box 13, folder 15
National Academy of Engineering: 1977: "Innovators and Entrepeneurs-An Endangered Species?" 1979: "Engineers and Public Affairs"
by David Packard.
Box 13, folder 16
National Academy of Sciences: News Report (May 1973)
Box 13, folder 17
National Planning Association - "Looking Ahead" Vol 13, No 6. Articles by Root: The Return on our Investments in Space Exploration."
Box 13, folder 18
Naval Armament Journal (August 1964)
Box 13, folder 20
Rand: Annual Report, 1969
Box 13, folder 21
Space Age News (April 13, 1959)
Box 13, folder 22
Stanford Review, 1963 November to December
Box 13, folder 23
Time (January 14, 1946; August 1, 1960)
Box 14, folder 1
Understanding, (March 1960)
Box 14, folder 2
United States Airforce: "Ten Years of Air Force Ballistic Missle and Space Progress (May 1954-May 1964)
Box 14, folder 3
Wilbur and Orville Wright, The Birth of Aerospace (1900-1909)
Box 14, folder 3
Wilbur Wright Memorial Lecture: "Aviation in Perspective" (1965) by Edward Heinemann
Box 14, folder 4
"The Wings Club" (Yearbook 1950-1951)
Box 14, folder 5
"Diagnosis Guides and Medical Charts" (1958)
Box 14, folder 6
"The Warm Water Game Fishes of California"; "Pocket Guide to Animal Tracks" (1958); "American Woodland Trees" (1964)
Box 14, folder 7
"Hobby Publications" (1955); "Pocket Billiards" (1959)
Box 14, folder 8
Hunting and Waterfowl Instruction Booklets
Box 14, folder 9
National Rifle Association Publications
Box 14, folder 10
Fireman's Insurance; Beta Gamma Sigma Society
Box 14, folder 11
The Von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics: Announcement of Preparation of Collected Works (1963)
Box 15, folder 2
Photographs Printed for Space, the New Frontier (1953)
Box 15, folder 3
Old Photo of L.E. Root & Airplane
Box 15, folder 6
L.E. Root - Head & Shoulder Portraits, 1961-1969
Box 15, folder 7
L.E. Root Photo, 1934-1948; and cartoons
Box 15, folder 8
Photos of Root and Military
Box 15, folder 14
Expanded Employment Opportunities Program Banquet Photos
Box 15, folder 15
Photos of Root, Airplane, X-mas Record
Box 16, folder 1
Photographs: Polaris (1968)
Box 16, folder 2
Lockheed Touraine Vehicle
Box 16, folder 5
L.E. Root with Employer (1965)
Box 16, folder 6
Mrs. L.E. Root (1966) "Cape Photos"
Box 16, folder 7
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation (April 1966)
Box 16, folder 8
Herschel Brown's Retirement (February 1967)
Box 16, folder 9
Root's Visit to Cape Kennedy, Jetstar Flight (1968)
Box 17, folder 1
Photographs: NASA Photos (1964)
Box 17, folder 3
L.E. Root & General Schriever (1959)
Box 17, folder 5
American Astronautical Society
Box 17, folder 6
Lockheed Recreation Association Picnic (1965), Man of Year Award (1969)
Box 17, folder 7
LERA Golf Tournament (1965 - 68)
Box 17, folder 9
Root W/ Navy Officers (1964)
Box 17, folder 12
Navy League Show / Enterprise II (1965)
Box 17, folder 13
Misc. Photos, Gemini Pictures (1959, 1966 - 67)
Series 7: Personal memorabilia
Box 5
Personal memorabilia, 1 of 4
Scope and Contents
Stored inside a flat box: Root's access badges for the Apollo 11 launch viewing and GEMINI Mission control Center; Root's
identification card for the National Advisory Comm for Aeronautics, 1944; calendar, 1973 and daily calendar journals and notebooks,
1950-1965; 1 folder, "Drawings and Sketches, by Root, 1920s"; and The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Silver Anniversary
annual, 1946. Also included are 2 magnetic audio tapes (1/4 inch), 1959 (?).
Box 10
Personal memorabilia, 2 of 4
Scope and Contents
Stored inside a flat box: Star News, a Lockheed-Martin publication. Issues 1953-1978, inclusive; select number of issues from
1980 and 1985; special issues: 25th anniversary, 1979, and Seasons Greetings, 1965 and 1966. Also included are Lockheed Fleet
Ballistic Missile galley proofs; and Ocean Floors and Depth graphic, undated.
Box 18
Personal memorabilia, 3 of 4
Scope and Contents
Stored inside a flat box: San Francisco Holiday magazine, 1961; Service Award, 1956; envelope of photographs; Trader Vic's
menu, 1947; Project Gulliver Notebook; NASA brochure and letter to GR, 1976; 12 large photos of Root.
Box 19
Personal memorabilia, 4 of 4
Scope and Contents
Stored inside a flat box: Framed photo of Root; plaque: Missiles and Rockets, 1960; A Chronicle of the Aviation Industry in
America, 1949; Flyby, a Parade of Chuckles from Lockheed, undated; Adventures in Partnership, the Story of Polaris, 1965 (signed
copy addressed to Root); envelope of Star issues, 1959; color photos series of Root and crew riding a Lockheed rover vehicle,
undated; Project Gemini posters, 1966; pencil sketch caricature drawing of Root at a poker table, 1956?; envelope with signed
photograph of Root with President Humphrey, undated; matted photos of Root and his wife, Christmas; cardboard folio with Root
initials containing a variety of matted photos and prints (Gemini photo signed by Neil Armstrong); oversize black and white
prints of Root and "Red" Raborn, Polaris (one is signed by Raborn).
Box 20, folder 1
Adams, St. Clair, and Joseph Morris, eds. It Can Be Done; Poems of Inspirations. New York: George Sully & Company, 1921.
Box 20, folder 2
Aerospace Corporation, Trevor Gardener, 1915-1963.
Box 20, folder 3
American Geneologies, The Root Family Album.
Box 20, folder 4
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Lincoln Laboratory. 1963.
Box 20, folder 5
Rand Corporation. The First Fifteen Years. Santa Monica, 1963.
Box 20, folder 6
Stieglitz, Harold. Organization Planning. New York: national Industrial Conference Board, Inc., 1962.
Box 20, folder 7
Thomas, Shirley. Men of Space, Volume 5. New York: Chilton Books, 1962.
Box 20, folder 8
United States Air Force Scientific Advisory Board, Its First Twenty Years. 1944-1964.
Box 20, folder 9
Weaver, Warren. A Great Age for Science. New York: Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, 1960.
Box 21, folder 1
Boland, Lawrence F. Beryllium: Present and Potential Uses. Reading, PA: The Beryllium Corp., n.d.
Box 21, folder 2
Cosmos Club. Membership of the Cosmos Club. Washington D.C. : Cosmos Club, 1968.
Box 21, folder 3
Department of the Navy. US Naval Weapons Laboratory. 1965.
Box 21, folder 4
Dugdale, H.K. How to Cet Along WIth People and Get Ahead In Your Job. Maryland: The Kirkley Press, 1954.
Box 21, folder 5
Engstrom, Elmer W. Charles Proteus Steinmetz Centennial Memorial Lecture. 1965.
Box 21, folder 6
Gardner, John W. We. The People. Pasadena, CA: California Institute of Technology, 1968.
Box 21, folder 7
Gibson, A.H. Osborne Reynolds. London: Longmans, Green and Co. Ltd., 1948.
Box 21, folder 8
Gossett, William T. Corporate Citizenship. Lexington, VA: Washington and Lee University, 1957.
Box 21, folder 9
Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory. GALCIT. The First Twenty-Five Years. Pasadena, CA: California Institute of Technology,
1954.
Box 21, folder 10
Hildred, Sir William. Administrative Aspects of International Air Transport. New York: The Wings Club, 1967.
Box 21, folder 11
Lapp, Ralph E. Space Science. New York: Public Affairs Pamphlets, 1962.
Box 21, folder 12
LeGalley, Donald P. Ballistic Missiles and Space Technology. New York: Academic Press, 1960.
Box 21, folder 13
Mesthene, Emmanuel G. How Technology Will Shape the Future. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University, 1968.
Box 21, folder 14
National Rifle Association. Training Course Organization. Washington D.C. : NRA, 1955.
Box 21, folder 15
Newell, Homer E. NASA's Space Science and Applications Program. Washington, D.C.: NASA, 1967.
Box 21, folder 16
Raymond, Arthur E. A Gentleman of the Old School. Pasadena, CA: Pasadena Historical Society, 1982.
Box 21, folder 17
The Third Dr. Albert Plesman Memorial Lecture. DELFT, 6 October. 1959.
Box 21, folder 18
United States Advisory Commission on Information. Twenty-Second Report. 1967.
Box 21, folder 19
United States Air Force. Air University Quarterly. Vol XI, Number 2, 1959.
Box 21, folder 20
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. n.d.
Box 21, folder 21
Wohlstetter, Albert. No Highway to High Purpose. Santa Monica, CA:
Box 22
Yearbooks: The Najarando College of The Pacific, 1930
Box 23
Yearbooks: The Najarando College of The Pacific, 1931
Box 24
Yearbooks: The Najarando College of The Pacific, 1932
Box 25
Yearbooks: The Najarando College of The Pacific, 1934, 1935
