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The keys to forecasting-#1 scope

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004-02, Vol.46 (2), p.18-20

2004

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The keys to forecasting: #6 communications

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004-07, Vol.46 (7), p.9-11

2004

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The keys to forecasting: #5 Timing

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004-06, Vol.46 (6), p.12-14

2004

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The keys to forecasting: #4 data flow

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004-05, Vol.46 (5), p.13-14

2004

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The keys to forecasting-#2 work breakdown structure

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004-03, Vol.46 (3), p.12-14

2004

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FOR 2004, NATIONAL ENGINEERS' WEEK TAKES ON THE WORLD

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004-02, Vol.46 (2), p.20

2004

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Forecasting: what a responsibility

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004, Vol.46 (1), p.19-24

2004

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The keys to forecasting-#3 change control

Cost engineering (Morgantown, W. Va.), 2004-04, Vol.46 (4), p.9-12

2004

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Forecasting: What a responsibility

AACE International transactions, 2003-01, p.CS131

Baar, James E

2003

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Project planning: A great communicator

AACE International transactions, 2002-01, p.PS11

Baar, James E

2002

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Space council unifying goals: in nine months of operation, top-level group has already done much to develop cooperative national effort

Missiles and rockets, 1962-01, Vol.10, p.12

Baar, James

1962

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Polaris A-2 production starts: will be on station sometime in the Spring, substantially increasing striking range; ICBM [intercontinental ballistics missile] progress report

Missiles and rockets, 1961-11, Vol.9, p.12-13

Baar, James

1961

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Electronics surge: 'big ten' [of the Defense department's list of 100 prime contractors] spot eyed by Westinghouse [electric corporation]; typical of electronics-based firms expanding their missile/space abilities

Missiles and rockets, 1961-11, Vol.9, p.12-13

Baar, James

1961

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Nuclear test revival to bring drastic missile revisions: U.S. as well as Soviets can make good use of more explosions; maneuvers may be aimed at Polaris subs

Missiles and rockets, 1961-09, Vol.9, p.14-15

Baar, James

1961

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New defense plans call for boost in tactical missiles: $3.4 billion $357.8 million for missiles

Missiles and rockets, 1961-07, Vol.9, p.12-13

Baar, James

1961

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Will time run out for Kennedy build-up of U.S. ICBM's [Inter-continental ballistics missiles]? two crucial decisions

Missiles and rockets, 1961-06, Vol.8, p.12-13

Baar, James

1961

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First man in orbit: did Soviets gain giant military step with winged spacecraft? [report on Russia's man-in-space achievement]

Missiles and rockets, 1961-04, Vol.8, p.14-15

Baar, James

1961

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Limited war cost bind: administration plans hit by slowdown; can the cost-squeeze and ever increasing complexity of missile age weapons be reversed?

Missiles and rockets, 1961-03, Vol.8, p.12-13

Baar, James

1961

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Nike-Zeus now? special report [should president order antimissile missile into production now]

Missiles and rockets, 1961-01, Vol.8, p.26-30

Baar, James

1961

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Budget '62: more? $10 billion asked for missile/space

Missiles and rockets, 1961-01, Vol.8, p.11-13

Baar, James

1961

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Why the Navy suddenly wants 100 nuclear-powered ASW [antisubmarine warfare] submarines: problems bedeviling the Navy as it studies the need for creating a great underseas armada

Missiles and rockets, 1960-11, Vol.7, p.11-12

Baar, James

1960

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Is Mercury program headed for disaster? continuing slippage in the only U.S. man-in-space program makes it almost certain that Russia will be first to put a man into orbit

Missiles and rockets, 1960-08, Vol.7, p.12-14

Baar, James

1960

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Navy considers hydrofoil fleet: answer to missile subs?

Missiles and rockets, 1960-05, Vol.6, p.12-13

Baar, James

1960

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Army seeks poison gas missiles: need seen to balance red weapons in chemical area; philosophy on gas is changing

Missiles and rockets, 1960-05, Vol.6, p.10-11

Baar, James

1960

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Mighty Saturn program shifts into middle gear: more catch-up than speed-up

Missiles and rockets, 1960-02, Vol.6, p.14-18

Baar, James

1960

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The keys to forecasting-#1 scope

The keys to forecasting: #6 communications

The keys to forecasting: #5 Timing

The keys to forecasting: #4 data flow

The keys to forecasting-#2 work breakdown structure

FOR 2004, NATIONAL ENGINEERS' WEEK TAKES ON THE WORLD

Forecasting: what a responsibility

The keys to forecasting-#3 change control

Forecasting: What a responsibility

Project planning: A great communicator

Space council unifying goals: in nine months of operation, top-level group has already done much to develop cooperative national effort

Polaris A-2 production starts: will be on station sometime in the Spring, substantially increasing striking range; ICBM [intercontinental ballistics missile] progress report

Electronics surge: 'big ten' [of the Defense department's list of 100 prime contractors] spot eyed by Westinghouse [electric corporation]; typical of electronics-based firms expanding their missile/space abilities

Nuclear test revival to bring drastic missile revisions: U.S. as well as Soviets can make good use of more explosions; maneuvers may be aimed at Polaris subs

New defense plans call for boost in tactical missiles: $3.4 billion $357.8 million for missiles

Will time run out for Kennedy build-up of U.S. ICBM's [Inter-continental ballistics missiles]? two crucial decisions

First man in orbit: did Soviets gain giant military step with winged spacecraft? [report on Russia's man-in-space achievement]

Limited war cost bind: administration plans hit by slowdown; can the cost-squeeze and ever increasing complexity of missile age weapons be reversed?

Nike-Zeus now? special report [should president order antimissile missile into production now]

Budget '62: more? $10 billion asked for missile/space

Why the Navy suddenly wants 100 nuclear-powered ASW [antisubmarine warfare] submarines: problems bedeviling the Navy as it studies the need for creating a great underseas armada

Is Mercury program headed for disaster? continuing slippage in the only U.S. man-in-space program makes it almost certain that Russia will be first to put a man into orbit

Navy considers hydrofoil fleet: answer to missile subs?

Army seeks poison gas missiles: need seen to balance red weapons in chemical area; philosophy on gas is changing

Mighty Saturn program shifts into middle gear: more catch-up than speed-up

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