Dahm 29910 Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire 44992

Werner Dahm Rocket engineer. . Member of the German Rocket Team in the United States after World War II. http://www.soulcast.com/Louis_J_Sheehan_Esquire_1



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German aerodynamicist, working in guided missiles during World War II. His studies at the University of Aachen were interrupted by the war, and he was assigned to do research with Versuchskommando Nord. At Peenemuende he was involved in the aerodynamic design of the A9/A10, A7, A4b, and Wasserfall winged missiles. As of January 1947, was living at Bohn am Rhein. Thereafter evacuated to Bavaria. He returned to Aachen and finally completed his diploma in 1947. He then went to the United States and became part of Von Braun's rocket team at Huntsville. As of 1960, Head of Aerodynamics Analysis Branch, Aeroballistics Division, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
Dahm Chronology

2 December 1960 - Apollo Technical Liaison Groups assignments. Representatives of Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) were assigned to eight of the nine Apollo Technical Liaison Groups by H. H. Koelle, Director, Future Projects Office, MSFC. They were Rudolph F. Hoelker (Trajectory Analysis), Edward L. Linsley (Configurations and Aerodynamics), Werner K. Dahm and Harvey A. Connell (Heating), Erich E. Goerner (Structures and Materials), David M. Hammock and Alexander A. McCool (Onboard Propulsion), Heinz Kampmeier (Instrumentation and Communications), Wilbur G. Thornton (Guidance and Control), and Herman F. Beduerftig (Mechanical Systems). Dual representation on two of the Groups would be necessary because of the division of technical responsibilities within MSFC.
Bibliography and Further Reading
http://louis_j_sheehan_esquire.blogs.friendster.com/my_blog







* Objective List of German and Austrian Scientists, Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency, 2 January 1947.

* Neufeld, Michael, interviewer, Inteviews with Peenemuende Veterans, National Air and Space Museum archives.