Project MOGUL Field Operations Director Albert P. Crary maintained a journal of his professional activities including Project MOGUL research in the summer of 1947. Portions of his journal provided details necessary to reconstruct events not available from published MOGUL reports (see App 17). In addition to his work for the Air Force, this world-renowned scientist is credited with significant contributions to the study of Polar regions; a research center at McMurdo Station, Antarctica was recently named in his honor.
Albert P. Crary (left) and technician Phil Chantz taking a break during Project MOGUL operations at White Sands Proving Ground, NM, July 1947.