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How Project Paperclip shaped Huntsville as we know it - Hville Blast
Sir Frank Whittle (left, 1907-1996) chats with Hans J. Pabst von Ohain (right, 1911-1998); they are seen seated in the office of NASM curator Rob Meyer, Smithsonian Institution, A&I Room 2224, October 24, 1974. (Smithsonian Institution) Huntsville’s moniker as “The Rocket City” obviously comes from the city’s deep involvement in the birth of our country’s space program. But some may not know just how the influx of scientists and engineers for th…
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