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III, Frederick Ira Ordway was born on April 4, 1927 in New York City. Son of Frederick Ira and Frances Antoinette (Wright) O.
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Although rockets and rocket-like gadgets have been known for about 2000 years, the development of high-performance, high-precision rockets began only about sixty years ago when Wernher von Braun started an energetic and systematic program to build rockets for space flight. In 1958, von Braun's team launched the Saturn V rocket that was to launch 12 American astronauts on their way to the moon. This book is based on very close personal and work relationships between von Braun and the authors (25 years for Frederick Ordway, 34 years for Ernst Stuhlinger). More than one hundred carefully recorded and edited interviews, and several hundred verbal and written comments on von Braun by people who knew him well, were used for the book.
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This book, a companion volume to the biographical memoir, is a unique collection of photographs compiled from von Braun's life, spanning his childhood through Peenemunde, White Sands, Redstone and NASA-Marshall Space Flight Center to his final years in Washington, D.C.
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III, Frederick Ira Ordway was born on April 4, 1927 in New York City. Son of Frederick Ira and Frances Antoinette (Wright) O.
Bachelor of Science, Harvard, 1949; postgraduate, U. Alger, 1950; postgraduate, U. Paris, France, 1950-1951, 53-54; postgraduate, U. Barcelona, Spain, 1953; postgraduate, U. Innsbruck, Austria, 1954; postgraduate, Air U., 1952-1963; postgraduate, Alexander Hamilton Business Institute, 1952-1958; postgraduate, Industrial College Armed Forces, 1953, 63; Doctor of Science (honorary), University Alabama, 1992.
Various geological, engineering positions, Mene Grande Oil Corporation, San Tome, Venezuela, 1949-1950; Various geological, engineering positions, Orinoco Mining Company, Cerro Bolivar, Venezuela, 1950; Various geological, engineering positions, Reaction Motors, Inc., Lake Denmark, New Jersey, 1951-1953; with guided missiles division, Republic Aviation Corporation, 1954-1955; president, General Astronautics Research Corporation, Huntsville, Alabama, 1955-1959, 65-66; vice president, National R & D Corporation, Atlanta, 1957-1959; assistant to director, Saturn Systems Office, Army Ballistic Missile Agency, Huntsville, 1959-1960; chief space information systems branch, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1960-1964; professor science and technical applications, School Graduate Studies and Research, U. Alabama Research Institute, 1967-1973; consultant, Science and Technology Policy Office, National Science Foundation, 1974-1975; consultant operations analysis division, General Research Corporation, 1974-1975; assistant to administrator, Energy Research and Development Administration, 1975-1977. Consultant to industry, Encyclopedia Britannica, American College Dictionary of English Language, Mahatma Gandhi Memorial film 2001: A Space Odyssey, 1965-1966, Paramount Picture Corporation, The Adventurers, 1968-1969. International lecturer space flight and energy programs.
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Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1945. Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (history committee since 1975, international activities committee 1980-1989, Pendray award 1974, Hermann Oberth award 1977), British Interplanetary Society. Member International Academy Astronautics (history of astronauticscom. since 1983, chairman 1989-1995, space activities and society committee since 1986, peer review committee since 1985, co-recipient Luigi Napolitano Literature award 1992), American Astronomical Society (Emme award 1994, National Space Club award 1997), British Interplanetary Society, National Space Society (board directors since 1986, member publications committee 1987-1988, nominating committee 1990-1992), Royal Society Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce, Eurasian Academy Sciences, Cosmos Club (board management 1986-1991), vice president 1988-1990), Harvard Club New York, Washington Golf Country Club, Huntsville Racquet Club.
Married Maria Victoria Arenas, April 13, 1950. Children: Frederick Ira IV, Albert James, Aliette Marisol.