The Shock and Vibration Bulletin, No. 52. Part 2: Invited Papers, Space Shuttle Loads and Dynamics, Space Shuttle Data Systems, Shock Testing, Shock Analysis, Space Shuttle Thermal Protection Systems
Topics concerning space shuttle loads and dynamics are addressed. In addition, special consideration is given to related shuttle data systems and the structural integrity of the thermal protection system.
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