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Follows the progress of George Low, NASA's Deputy Administrator, from the initial recognition in 197...
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Follows the progress of George Low, NASA's Deputy Administrator, from the initial recognition in 1972 of the need to be much more cost effective, to NASA's attempt to find a vision for the new space agency. Covers the rise, rejection and fall of the Low Cost Systems Office in NASA and attempts to explain why the low cost program failed, and why the same or similar cost issues still plague NASA, government and industry a generation later. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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