Apollo Guidance, Navigation, and Control Quick Reference Data.
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Alonso, Ramon L., and J. Hal Laning. ‘‘Design Principles for a General Control Computer.’’ Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, 1960.
Draper, C. S., W. Wrigley, D. G. Hoag, R. H. Battin, J. E. Miller, D. A. Koso, A. L. Hopkins, and
W. E. Vander Velde. ‘‘Space Navigation Guidance and Control. Volume I.’’ Cambridge, Mass.:
MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, 1965.
Faget, Maxime A. ‘‘The Evolution of Flight Control of the Apollo Mission.’’ In Steinhoff, ed., The
Eagle Has Returned: 324–330. Society, 1976.
Hall, Eldon C. ‘‘From the Farm to Pioneering with Digital Control Computers: An Autobiography.’’
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Hand, James A. ‘‘Computer-Aided Inertial Platform Realignment in Manned Space Flight.’’ Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, 1968.
Hand, James A. ‘‘MIT’s Role in Project Apollo, Vol. I: Project Management, Systems Development, Abstracts and Bibliography.’’ Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, 1971.
Hoag, David G. ‘‘The Eagle Has Returned.’’ In Dedication Conference of the International Space Hall of
Fame. Alamogordo, N.M.: American Astronautical Society, 1976.
Laning, J. Hal, and N. Zierler. ‘‘A Program for Translation of Mathematical Equations for Whirlwind
I.’’ Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, 1954.
NASA. ‘‘Technical Information Summary AS–501 Apollo Saturn V Flight Vehicle.’’ Huntsville, Ala.:
Marshall Space Flight Center, 1967.
Sears, Norman E. ‘‘Technical Development Status of Apollo Guidance and Navigation.’’ Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, 1964.
See, Eliot. ‘‘Engineering and Operational Approaches for Projects Gemini and Apollo.’’ In Society of
Experimental Test Pilots 7th Annual Symposium Proceedings (1963): 135–147.