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27 Mar 2003

Stephen Garber
NASA History Office
Code IQ
NASA Headquarters - Room CO72
Washington, DC 20546-0001

New Monograph And Web Sites

The NASA History Office is pleased to announce the publication of
Memoirs of an Aeronautical Engineer:  Flight Tests at Ames Research
Center, 1940-1970 by Seth B. Anderson.  This publication is Monograph
in Aerospace History #26.  To request a copy of this monograph,
please send a self-addressed 9x12"envelope for each monograph with
appropriate postage for 17 ounces (typically $3.95 within the U.S.,
$5.70 for Canada, and $12.15 for overseas. International customers
are asked to purchase U.S. postage through an outlet such as
www.stampsonline.com) to the NASA Headquarters Information Center,
Code CI-4, Washington, DC 20546. 

The NASA History Office also posted several new Web sites.

Exploring Space with a Camera (SP-168, 1968) by Edgar M. Cortright is
now available on-line at http://history.nasa.gov/SP-168/sp168.htm on
the Web.

Beyond the Ionosphere:  Fifty Years of Satellite Communication
(SP-4217, 1997), edited by Andrew J. Butrica, is now available
on-line at http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4217/sp4217.htm on the Web.

Before This Decade is Out:  Personal Reflections on the Apollo
Program, (SP-4223, 1999) edited by Glen E. Swanson, is now available
on-line at http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4223/sp4223.htm on the Web.

Special thanks tovolunteer Chris Gamble for formatting these
publications for the Web. 

Stephen Garber
NASA History Office

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