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NASA Historical Advisory Committee

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History
Chairmen
Members
Sources

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Historical Advisory Committee was established in 1964.

History

The NASA Historical Office was established under its first chief historian, Dr. Eugene Emme in 1960. The committee was first made up of a wide variety of members, who initially sought to find support and prestige for the new historical program. From 1969-70, the committee began to be increasingly composed of professional historians from universities, who made known their dissatisfaction with the NASA historical program. As a result, the Historical Advisory Committee was reduced in size and reorganized to be composed of only university-based professional historians to oversee the work of the NASA Historical Office.

Chairmen

Wood Gray, 1964-1966
Melvin Kranzeberg, 1966-1970
Louis Morton, 1970-
Walter Rundell

Members

Daniel J. Boorstin
David Bushnell
James L. Cate, 1964-
A. Hunter Dupree
I. B. Holley
Thomas P. Hughes
Elting E. Morison, 1972-
Robert P. Multhauf
Rodman W. Paul
Robert L. Perry
John B. Rae

Sources

Rodman W. Paul, "Historical Advisory Committees: NASA and the National Archives," Pacific Historical Review, vol. 44, no. 3 (August 1975), pp. 385–394.

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