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This is a 3 Part Episode - each part is 15 to 17 minutes in duration:

Apollo veteran and Author of "Firing A Rocket", Mr. James R. French returns to Rocket Talk Radio for another exciting and informative episode.

Mr. French has been in the Rocket science and technology business for over 60 years. He has worked on the engines of the Saturn V Rockets that successfully put men on the moon! He has significantly contributed to the development of Liquid and Hybrid Rocket Engines and as has been an engineer and adviser for government rocket programs. James has also been on the advisory board of private rocket companies such as Jeff Beso's - Blue Origin. In this episode James shares his experience about one of the United States very 1st private Rocket Company start-ups...AMROC (American Rocket Company). This episode is produced and hosted by Dave Nordling and Presented with Co-Host, Richard Garcia.

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"The Engineer's prayer"

N.A.S.A.'s Apollo space program in the 1960's set the record and standard for deep space travel. The feat has yet to be replicated by ANY other space agency on the planet. Today, there is an outbreak of private aerospace corporations, with lofty goals of delivering various space transportation services. A number of those services include, offering private citizens a trip into space for tourism. We also have other agencies with plans of building moon bases and the potential colonization of Mars and other celestial bodies in our solar system.  We hope Jim's book and experience was able to inspire anyone with a passion for Rocketry and Science as well as provide insight on some of the million things required to go right before and during, lift-off!


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In part 2 of our interview with Apollo Vet,  Jim French, we talk about his experience working and Rocketdyne. New technologies are being developed and things about rocketry was still being discovered! Listen in on this experience then, get a copy of "Firing A Rocket".


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James R. French has worked in the aerospace industry for nearly 60 years, starting with the rocket engines discuss in his book. Then going on to work on planetary exploration, military projects and now private space.

Welcome to Jim French.


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Sharing the legacy of one of the first Private Space Entrepreneurs. Captain Robert Truax was a born genius and rocket engineer. He was also one of the first Rocket companies that sought to put civilians in Space. 


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This episode honors the late Capt. Robert Truax, Space Pioneer, Naval Captain and extraordinary Rocket Engineer.  Today we make a general introduction about who Capt. Robert Truax was and some of his engineering achievements in the Military as well as Space and Science communities. Enjoy part 1 of this informative and fun podcast.

Thank you for listening!


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