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Suddenly Tomorrow Came...
A History of the Johnson Space Center

by Henry C. Dethloff
copyright 1993

The full text of this book is provided online in PDF format and requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Book cover
Front Title page, table of contents, foreword and preface. (163 Kb)
Chapter 1 October 1957 (109 Kb)
Chapter 2 The Commitment to Space (112 Kb)
Chapter 3 Houston - Texas - U.S.A (266 Kb)
Chapter 4 Human Dimensions (331 Kb)
Chapter 5 Gemini: On Managing Spaceflight (192 Kb)
Chapter 6 The NASA Family (183 Kb)
Chapter 7 Precious Human Cargo (177 Kb)
Chapter 8 A Contractual Relationship (175 Kb)
Chapter 9 The Flight of Apollo (373 Kb)
Chapter 10 "After Apollo, What Next?" (299 Kb)
Chapter 11 Skylab to Shuttle (242 Kb)

Chapter 12

Lead Center (262 Kb)
Chapter 13 Space Business and JSC (214 Kb)
Chapter 14 Aspects of Shuttle Development (154 Kb)
Chapter 15 The Shuttle at Work (257 Kb)
Chapter 16 New Initiatives (292 Kb)
Chapter 17 Space Station Earth (326 Kb)
Index Alphabetical index (84 Kb)
Reference Reference notes (124 Kb)
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