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 | | When the President decided to cancel additional aircraft overflights, the U.S. was, once again, "blind." [3] In 1957, the USSR took the lead in the space race with an August flight of an intercontinental ballistic missile, causing dismay since the U.S. had suffered five highly publicized missile test flights that year, all failures. |
 | | Charles "Moose" Mathison (who was not CORONA cleared), served as Vice Commander of the 6594 Test Wing which operated the control facilities for Air Force satellite programs. |
 | | When the President decided to cancel additional aircraft overflights, the U.S. was, once again, "blind."3 In 1957, the USSR took the lead in the space race with an August flight of an intercontinental ballistic missile, causing dismay since the U.S. had suffered five highly publicized missile test flights that year, all failures. |
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