Lockheed Martin / General McCartney / Norton / Lincoln Labs / Lockheed Martin Astronautics / /
Country
Soviet Union / /
Facility
Patrick AFB / Vandenberg Air Force Base / Cape Canaveral Air Station / Alabama Polytechnic Institute / Wright-Patterson AFB / Air Force Institute of Technology / Air Force Satellite Control Facility / Norton AFB / HQ USAF / /
IndustryTerm
space hardware / communication systems / satellite project / nuclear weapons safety systems / space communications systems / satellite controllers / satellite communications programs / communications satellite programs / communications satellite projects / /
NaturalFeature
Cape Canaveral / /
Organization
office of Space Activities / Air Force Systems Command / Ballistic Missile Office / United States Space Command / Air Force Space Command / Air Force Systems Command’s Space Division / Polytechnic Institute / Kennedy Space Center / Air Force Institute of Technology / Vice / Directorate of Space / first Air Force / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Air Force / Missile Systems Organization / /
Person
Forrest S. McCartney / Thomas D. White Space Trophy / Forrest S. McCartney Inducted / /
Position
project officer / Second Lieutenant / General / vice president for launch operations / director of range engineering / Director / Commander / Lieutenant General / Director of the M-X Program / /
Product
Titan / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / California / /
Technology
Satellite Communications System / space communications / satellite communications / /
Lieutenant General Forrest S. McCartney Inducted 2002 Lieutenant General Forrest S. McCartney was born on 23 March 1931 in Fort Payne, Alabama. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the