Quote from the book Challenge to Apollo

[alex fraser]

After his dismissal. he went back only once to his old design bureau, as
part of a project to document Korolev's scientific heritage. While he was
no longer involved in the mainstream Soviet space program, Mishin continued
to pursue an acad-emic career focused on space technology. As part of his
teaching, he directed a design project that led to the creation of the
Radio-I and Radio-2 amateur communications satellites" His name was, of
course, never mentioned in any histories of the period. Glushko apparently
wished to remove Mishin from history. Although he was allowed to publish
under his own name, Mishin wrote only technical books or contributed to
historical works without being able to admit his own personal role in any
space or missile project."



   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
It's a small world, till you try to dig a hole in it.
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.amrad.org/pipermail/tacos/attachments/20260803/3ebb3843/attachment.html>