
G. Harry Stine
26 March 1928 – 2 November 1997
George Harry Stine was raised in Colorado Springs. He earned a degree in physics from Colorado College in Colorado Springs. After graduating, he worked at White Sands Proving Grounds, first as a civilian scientist and then, from 1955–1957, at the U.S. Naval Ordnance Missile Test Facility as head of the Range Operations Division. Together with Orville Carlisle, he founded Model Missiles Inc., the first manufacturer of model rockets. Stine also founded the National Association of Rocketry and served as its president until the late 1960s. He wrote several books about rockets, as well as science fiction under the pseudonym Lee Correy.
Books
- Science Fiction A to Z
- Great Science Fiction
- Science Fiction Gems, Volume Seventeen
- Literary Companions...A New Collection of Feline Verses and Images
- Confrontation in space
- The Silicon Gods
- The corporate survivors
- On the frontiers of science
- Star driver
- Shuttle Down
- Earth satellites and the race for space superiority
- The space enterprise
- Halfway to Anywhere
- Manna
- Living in Space
- Man and the Space Frontier
- The new model rocketry manual
- Space Doctor
- The model rocketry manual
- The untold story of the computer revolution
- Hort des Lebens. Star Trek. Raumschiff Enterprise. Roman.
- Rocket Man
- ICBM
- Star driver
- Third Encounter
- Living in space
- Shuttle down
- Space power
- Contraband rocket
- The Untold Story of the Computer Revolution
- Matter of Metalaw
- Amazing and Wonderful Mind Machines You Can Build
- Mind machines you can build
- Shuttle into space
- Starship through space
- The Abode of Life
- Star Driver
- The hopeful future
- Rocket power and space flight
- The third industrial revolution
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