“Albert”29 pages
- p. 6 …Kathy Spilhaus, Charles
and Wilma Moore, Col. Albert and Jean Trakowski, Lt. Col. Sheridan and Mary…
- p. 12 …Statement, Albert C. Trakowski, June 29, 1994
23. Interview, Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James…
- p. 14 …Personal Journal of Albert P. Crary
18. New York University, Progress Report No. 7, Constant Level…
- p. 15 …Yates
Albert P. Crary and Phil Chantz
Dr. W. Maurice Ewing and Albert P. Crary
Dr…
- p. 18 …editor of
the Journal of Geophysical Research; Albert P. Crary, also a civilian Air Force scientist…
- p. 41 …Moore; and the military Project Officer, Colonel Albert C. Trakowski.
All of these persons were subsequently…
- p. 42 …An advance ground team, led by Albert P. Crary, preceded the NYU group to
Alamogordo Army…
- p. 211 Statement
Albert C. Trakowski
June 29, 1994
22
- p. 219 …You, perhaps, have talked to Albert Trakowski ••.
- p. 220 …Anyway, Albert Trakowski was the Watson Laboratory
project officer on this. When I raised this question…
- p. 224 …Only what Albert Trakowski told me, that our friend
John Peterson, the procurement man, was just…
- p. 230 …The reason I have it identified is I have Albert Crary's
diary. The scientific end…
- p. 247 …V-2
firings?
A: Those went independently. Albert Crary was monitoring
the V-2 firings.
Q…
- p. 271 24
Interview
Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James
McAndrew with Col Albert C.
Trakowski, USAF…
- p. 273 Colonel Albert Trakowski
29 June 1994
Q: We have concluded) independently from several other researchers the…
- p. 320 …Crane, spring
1946-July 1946; Col Marcellus Duffy, August 1946-January, 1947; and Capt Albert
C…
- p. 322 …Personal journal of Albert P. Crary, p. 13.
20. Ibid., pp. 4-16.
21. Ibid., p…
- p. 327 …Intvw, Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James McAndrew with Col Albert C. Trakowski, USAF
(Ret…
- p. 330 …79; Untr~scribed
journal of Albert P. Crary, p. 64.
- p. 408 …personnel were as follows:
BAllOON TEAM:
Dr. Albert P. Crary
Mr. Charles S. Schneider
Mr. John…
- p. 770 …Co. Inc.
R:ye, N. Y.
Capt. Albert C. T;r.-akowski
Watson Laboratories
Red Bank…
- p. 799 Journal Transcriptions
Albert P. Crary
17
April 2, 1946-May 8, 1946, and
December 2, 1946…
- p. 807 …3-25 cre•r:lt Yosher, Lt Alberts,
Sgt ? Oliva arrived Alamo. by train this ~
Feb…
- p. 843 22
Interview
Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James
McAndrew with Col Albert
Trakowski, USAF (Ret…
- p. 979 Albert P. Crary (left) and technician
Phil Chantz taking a break during
Project MOGUL operations at…
- p. 980 The distinguished scientists Albert P.
Crary (left) and Dr. W. Maurice
Ewing collaborated at various scien…
- p. 982 …be part
of a flying saucer.
Capt. Albert C. Trakowski
who succeeded Colonel Duffy as
MOGUL…
- p. 984 …Photo Collection of Albert P. Crary.
This modified PT boat that was assigned to Project MOGUL…
- p. 985 …Photo
Collection of Albert P. Crary.
Standard 350-gram meteorological weather balloons in the North
Hangar…
A New York University launch crew prepares a MOGUL balloon train for flight
(Holloman AFB, NM, 1948). The three ML-307C/AP corner reflectors (left) are
of the type that W.W. "Mac" Brazel recovered on a ranch near Corona, NM, in
June 1947.
C.B. Moore, New York University Constant Level Balloon Project Engineer
(left and standing), adjusts an AN/FMQ-1 radiosonde receiver/recorder. The
absence of this equipment on the first NYU field trip in June 1947 (it was left
behind in New York due to space limitations of the B-17 aircraft) prompted
Moore to attach additional ML-307C/AP corner reflectors to MOGUL flights. The
addition of the oddly constructed reflectors, intended to enhance radar returns,
contributed to the confusion when Mogul Flight No. 4 returned to earth and was
mistaken for a part of a flying saucer. Moore (right and reaching down) prepares
experimental Project MOGUL microphones for launch (Holloman AFB, Alamogor-
do, NM, July 1948).