- Guo
Yonghuai (also
spelled Yung-Huai Kuo, Chinese: 郭永怀;
April 4, 1909 –
December 5, 1968) was a
Chinese aerospace engineer and
aerodynamics scientist....
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Tongbin was
beaten to death, Zhao
Jiuzhang committed suicide, and Guo
Yonghuai was
killed in a
plane crash. By
September 1971, more than 4,000
staff members...
- due to wind shear),
killing 13 of 14 on board,
including scientist Guo
Yonghuai. The same day,
another Il-14 (640) also
crashed at
Beijing Capital International...
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Spaceflight portal Aviation portal Biography portal Chien-Shiung Wu Ye
Qisun Guo
Yonghuai Hsue-Chu
Tsien People's
Liberation Army
Rocket Force Chinese space program...
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divisional commander Lu
Gongliang (呂公良) and
deputy divisional commander Huang Yonghuai (黃永淮)
killed in action.
Chinese communications was poor and the defense...
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Chinese singer and rapper,
member of girl
group Rocket Girls 101 Guo
Yonghuai (1909–1968),
aerodynamics expert and a
leader of China's
atomic and hydrogen...
- (1940)
Frank Malina (1940)
Homer J.
Stewart (1940) Hu Ning (1943) Guo
Yonghuai (1944) Chia-Chiao Lin (1944)
Wallace D.
Hayes (1947)
Frank E.
Marble (1947)...
- Delaunay,
Viking Press, 1978 Rosin, Paul L.; Lai, Yu-Kun; Shao, Ling; Liu,
Yonghuai (2019-10-26). RGB-D
Image Analysis and Processing.
Springer Nature....
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Jiaxian Peng
Huanwu Qian
Sanqiang Wang
Ganchang Wu
Ziliang Yu Min Zhou
Guangzhao Zhu
Guangya Defense scientists Chen
Fangyun Guo
Yonghuai Wang Daheng...
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Nengkuan (1923–2016), key
contributor to the
nuclear weapons program Guo
Yonghuai (1909–1968), vice
director of the
Ninth Institute in 1960 The CAEP has...
