Throughout the history of the predecessor companies of Lockheed Martin, keeping employees informed was done through in-house newsletters — primarily the Martin Marietta News. Thanks to the tireless efforts of Greg Bollendonk, Tom Booth, and Ben Clark, many issues of the Martin Marietta News are now available to read in PDF format. Other documents will be added as they are scanned and uploaded to the website.
Please note that this is not a complete collection of the Martin Marietta News or other in-house newsletters. If you have any newsletters or documents not listed here, please contact Steve Sande for possible inclusion in these electronic archives.
The Glenn L. Martin Company (1917 – 1961)
No history of Lockheed Martin is complete without a look at The Glenn L. Martin Company, one of the early pioneering aerospace companies along with the Lougheed Aircraft Manufacturing Company (later Lockheed Aircraft Company). These four documents provide a partial history of the Martin Company between its founding in 1917 until the merger with American-Marietta Corporation in 1961 to form Martin Marietta.
- Martin History 1: Boxkites to Bombers
- Martin History 2: Growth of Baltimore
- Martin History 3: Magazine Stories
- Martin History 4: Martin Star, 1942-43
Martin Marietta News
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Astronautics Group News
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1973
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 7/1973 | Skylab at Liftoff |
| Number 10/1973 | Open House Edition |
1974
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 8/1974 | Family Day at the Circus |
| Number 9/1974 | Fisheye View of Titan IIIE |
| Number 10/1974 | R&D Winning Big Share of Proposals Submitted |
| Number 11/1974 | Red Rocks Pops Concert |
| Number 12/1974 | Mars Mobile Lander |
| Number 13/1974 | Titan III/Centaur; Viking Lander Camera |
| Number 14/1974 | Viking Lander Tests; Vital Signs Monitor |
| Number 15/1974 | Viking Lander Tests; Teleoperator Craft R&D |
| Number 16/1974 | Season’s Greetings; LST Role |
1975
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1975 | Viking Craft Simulates Mars Landing |
| Number 2/1975 | Plant Protection; Bond Drive |
| Number 3/1975 | Second Titan IIIE; Viking To Study Mars Features |
| Number 4/1975 | Lander Requirements Demanding; Helios |
| Number 5/1975 | Viking Compatibility Tests; Scholarships Awarded |
| Number 6/1975 | Annual Awards Night |
| Number 7/1975 | Transtage IUS; Space Program Benefits |
| Number 8/1975 | Solar Energy Pilot Plant; ATS-6 Moved |
| Number 9/1975 | Viking Lander Heat Sterilized; Titan III Contract |
| Number 10/1975 | Lightweight Air Tanks For Navy |
| Number 11/1975 | Destination: Mars – Viking I Launched |
| Number 12/1975 | Viking On Way To Mars |
| Number 13/1975 | Butterfield Stage Road; X-24C Proposed |
| Number 14/1975 | Viking Looks At Earth; NATO III Comsat Testing |
| Number 15/1975 | A Look at 1975, 1976 |
1976
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1976 | Viking I Journey To Mars; SeaSat |
| Number 2/1976 | MMU; Viking II at halfway point |
| Number 3/1976 | TFCC; CCMS; Sandia Heliostat |
| Number 4/1976 | Titan IIIC Launches 4 Satellites |
| Number 5/1976 | IUS Proposal; Shuttle External Tank Test Items |
| Number 6/1976 | Bennington Flag; Shuttle Contamination Assessed |
| Number 7/1976 | Viking Looks At Mars; MCIL |
| Number 8/1976 | Viking Landing Sites |
| Number 9/1976 | Bicentennial |
| Number 10/1976 | Viking I Precision Landing |
| Number 11/1976 | Answers & Questions From Mars |
| Number 12/1976 | VIking 2 Lands Safely |
| Number 13/1976 | Phobos Up Close; Martian Water |
| Number 14/1976 | Solar Boiler Test; Michoud Ops |
| Number 15/1976 | NASA Seeks Astronaut Candidates |
| Number 16/1976 | Division Expenses; MX Missile |
1977
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1977 | 100th Launch of a Titan III; MX Study Contract |
| Number 2/1977 | External Tank; Viking Relativity Measurements |
| Number 3/1977 | Look back at 1st Titan launch; Michoud Ops |
| Number 4/1977 | Viking Lander Digs A Deep Hole On Mars |
| Number 5/1977 | Space Sextant; Space Telescope Bid |
| Number 6/1977 | PACE; Shuttle ET As Space Station? |
| Number 7/1977 | NASA Honors Viking Contributors |
| Number 8/1977 | Mobile Viking Lander Mockup in Paris |
| Number 9/1977 | SCATHA; Titan IIIE/Centaur For Voyager Probes |
| Number 10/1977 | Shuttle SRB Parachutes Tested |
| Number 11/1977 | MX Missile Mobile Launcher; Viking Landers |
| Number 12/1977 | Voyager II Launched on Titan IIIE/Centaur |
| Number 13/1977 | First Shuttle ET Shipped |
| Number 14/1977 | New Phone System |
| Number 15/1977 | Paper Drive For Operation Santa Claus |
| Number 16/1977 | Teleoperator Retrieval System; Tethered Satellite |
| Number 17/1977 | 1977 Retrospective |
1978
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1978 | Launch Vehicles Organization Realigned |
| Number 2/1978 | MIOC Proposal Planning |
| Number 3/1978 | 20th Anniversary of Vanguard; Shuttle ET Tests |
| Number 4/1978 | Large Space Structures; CIS Realignment |
| Number 5/1978 | Skylab Reuse Study; Instrument Business Growth |
| Number 6/1978 | Air Force Selects Division for MX |
| Number 7/1978 | Shuttle Engines Fire; Titan III 34D |
| Number 8/1978 | Ground Vibration Testing Of Shuttle ET |
| Number 9/1978 | CAD/CAM; Shuttle Main Engines Third Test |
| Number 10/1978 | Open House ’78; 3rd Year Of Viking Mars Ops |
| Number 11/1978 | Martin Marietta Night At The Denver Bears |
| Number 12/1978 | SCATHA Begins Thermal Vacuum Test |
| Number 13/1978 | MX Launch Canister Test; GPS Proposal |
| Number 14/1978 | Know The Candidates (Election Edition) |
| Number 15/1978 | SCATHA Spin Test |
| Number 16/1978 | TRS Design Review; Extra ‘Bird’ Found On Pad |
| Number 17/1978 | 1978 Year In Review |
1979
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1979 | TRS Contract Termination; Titan III Orbits DSCS |
| Number 2/1979 | SCATHA Launch A Success |
| Number 3/1979 | Intelsat V Tanks Shipped; |
| Number 4/1979 | Viking Lander Featured In “Cosmos” Series |
| Number 5/1979 | Pathfinder Shuttle ET Ships To KSC |
| Number 6/1979 | PACE Used On Successful Titan Launch |
| Number 7/1979 | Design Review Conducted By Satellite |
| Number 8/1979 | Carter Gives Go-Ahead For MX Deployment |
| Number 9/1979 | Honors Night; $500 Bounty For New Employees |
| Number 10/1979 | First Flight External Tank Delivered |
| Number 11/1979 | Shuttle Visits Denver; Silver Snoopy Awards |
| Number 12/1979 | Winter On Mars; Employees Discuss Credit Union |
| Number 13/1979 | Solar Energy Contracts; Space Antennas |
| Number 14/1979 | MMU Development; Red Rocks Credit Union |
| Number 15/1979 | Faint Object Spectrograph |
| Number 16/1979 | Letters To Martin Marietta; DSCS Launch |
| Number 17/1979 | Space Shuttle Liquid Boost Module |
| Special Issue/1979 | SALT 2 Treaty |
1980
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1980 | Red Rocks Credit Union Opens; Tile Repair Kit |
| Number 2/1980 | MMU Tested; Michoud Manager’s Flight Record |
| Number 3/1980 | Team Bids On Shuttle Cargo Processing |
| Number 4/1980 | Titan 34D Delivered; LBM Contract Win |
| Number 5/1980 | Michaud Welding Mandrel; IRIS |
| Number 6/1980 | Tethered Satellite; SRB Parachute Work |
| Number 7/1980 | Employee Referral Program; GPS Proposal |
| Number 8/1980 | Signs Of Safety; SSB Addition |
| Number 9/1980 | Astronauts Training On MMU |
| Number 10/1980 | Open House; Big Michoud ET Contract |
| Number 11/1980 | External Tank Weight Reduction Program |
| Number 12/1980 | MST Modified For Titan 34D; MX Model |
| Number 13/1980 | Viking Mars Photomosaic |
| Number 14/1980 | MMU Training on TV; Shuttle Launch Pad Work |
| Number 15/1980 | External Tank Ice Debris Changes |
| Number 16/1980 | Employee Survey Results |
| Number 17/1980 | Benefits Of A Mission Success Orientation |
| Special Issue/1980 | Special 1980 Election Issue |
1981
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1981 | MX Wind Tunnel Model; Shuttle Moves To Pad |
| Number 2/1981 | SV5-J Donated To AFA; SLC-6 Work |
| Number 3/1981 | Shuttle Test Firing Prepares For First Flight |
| Number 4/1981 | E-Mail Evaluation; First Shuttle Flight Scheduled |
| Number 5/1981 | First Space Shuttle Launch |
| Number 6/1981 | Shuttle Elements Perform With Near Perfection |
| Number 7/1981 | MX Transport Equipment Demonstrated |
| Number 8/1981 | Astronauts Young/Crippen Visit Michoud |
| Number 9/1981 | CCMS Installation At Vandenberg |
| Number 10/1981 | 25 Years of Denver Aerospace; Quality Circles |
| Number 11/1981 | Physicist Turns Blacksmith |
| Number 12/1981 | Preparation For Second Space Shuttle Launch |
| Number 13/1981 | New Professional Employee Orientation |
| Number 14/1981 | New Power Plant To Use Denver Solar Arrays |
| Number 15/1981 | 25th Anniversary Celebration; Venus Orbiter Bid |
| Number 16/1981 | Solar Power Plant Dedicated In Spain |
| Number 17/1981 | Shuttle Launch Like An 18-Story Castle Liftoff |
| Number 18/1981 | MM Acquires Michelin Property |
| Number 19/1981 | Saudi Solar Plant; First Titan 34D Test Scheduled |
| Number 20/1981 | 1981 In Review; Mission Success |
1982
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1982 | New Facilities To Be Added In 1982 |
| Number 2/1982 | Titan I Display Renewed In Florida |
| Number 3/1982 | Simulated MX Launched From Canister |
| Number 4/1982 | Denver To Study Venus Spacecraft Options |
| Number 5/1982 | Titan IIIC Makes Final Flight |
| Number 6/1982 | MX Vibration Tests Begin |
| Number 7/1982 | MX Moving Towards First Test Launch |
| Number 8/1982 | Hurtt Named Aerospace President |
| Number 9/1982 | Solar One Generates Electricity |
| Number 10/1982 | NASA Administrator Visits, Praises Michoud |
| Number 11/1982 | Titan On-Time Launch At Vandenberg |
| Number 12/1982 | Message Processing System For US Army |
| Number 13/1982 | Augustine Visits Michoud, Vandenberg |
| Number 14/1982 | Denver Aerospace Business Strong |
| Number 15/1982 | 90 Day Viking Mission Enters Sixth Year |
| Number 16/1982 | Employee’s Experiment On 1984 Shuttle Mission |
| Number 17/1982 | Space Station Study Contract |
| Number 18/1982 | CSB MX Proposal Goes To Air Force |
| Number 19/1982 | First Lightweight External Tank Rolls Out |
| Number 20/1982 | Solar Max Satellite Repair Mission Contract |
| Number 21/1982 | Satellite Servicing Definition Study Begins |
| Number 22/1982 | Titan 34D First Launch |
| Number 23/1982 | First Commercial Shuttle Is Picture Perfect |
| Number 24/1982 | MX Basing Mode Selected |
| Number 25/1982 | Space Launch Systems Records Mission Success |
| Special Issue/1982 | Family Day 1982 |
1983
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1983 | Christmas Blizzard of ’82 Aftermath |
| Number 2/1983 | Space Simulator Tested |
| Number 3/1983 | Galileo Instruments Delivered To NASA |
| Number 4/1983 | MM News Production Goes In-House, Electronic |
| Number 5/1983 | Peacekeeper Tests Proceeding At Vandenberg |
| Number 6/1983 | SLC-6 Nears Completion |
| Number 7/1983 | Lightweight Tank, Challenger Make First Flights |
| Number 8/1983 | Inventors Develop Power Modules |
| Number 9/1983 | Another Titan Success |
| Number 10/1983 | Business Is On Course, Augustine Reports |
| Number 11/1983 | Peacekeeper Is A Go; Small Missile Team In Place |
| Number 12/1983 | Viking I Ends Transmissions From Mars |
| Number 13/1983 | 3-for-3 In Successful Launches |
| Number 14/1983 | Data Conferencing; Authors Honored |
| Number 15/1983 | Titan Employees Earn “Thank You” Picnic |
| Number 16/1983 | Stabilizer Panels For B-1B Bomber |
| Number 17/1983 | Ice Suppression System Studied For Shuttle |
| Number 18/1983 | Satellite Tether Ready For Testing |
| Number 19/1983 | 18 Microcomputers Installed In Denver |
| Number 20/1983 | MILSTAR/ICBM Study Contract Awarded |
| Number 21/1983 | Peacekeeper Is 2-for-2 |
| Number 22/1983 | Ada To Become Familiar Name |
| Number 23/1983 | CO Governor Dick Lamm “Flies” MMU |
| Number 24/1983 | Shuttle Takes Off With Spacelab |
| Number 25/1983 | Norm Augustine Looks Back At 1983 |
1984
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1984 | Titan II Being Retired After 20 Years |
| Number 2/1984 | First Space Test Of MMU Scheduled |
| Number 3/1984 | MMU Flies; 25th Anniversary Of Titan I |
| Number 4/1984 | Small ICBM Contract Awarded |
| Number 5/1984 | Reusable OTV To Cut Payload Costs |
| Number 6/1984 | Solar Max Repair Mission Scheduled |
| Number 7/1984 | McCandless Reiterates Praise Of MMU |
| Number 8/1984 | Company Goes After Major New Titan Contract |
| Number 9/1984 | Company Committed To Upper Stage Work |
| Number 10/1984 | Honors Night 1984 |
| Number 11/1984 | Software Center Of Excellence |
| Number 12/1984 | OTV Contract Win; AF Orders Titan 34D |
| Number 13/1984 | Employee PC Purchase Plan |
| Number 14/1984 | Space Station Program Shifts Into High Gear |
| Number 15/1984 | Martin Marietta Info & Comm Systems Formed |
| Number 16/1984 | SRM Transporter At Home In California |
| Number 17/1984 | 1984 Family Open House Issue |
| Number 18/1984 | 300th Titan Launched; MMU To Rescue Palapa |
| Number 19/1984 | Autonomous Land Vehicle Contract Signed |
| Number 20/1984 | Employee Survey Results |
| Number 21/1984 | MARCALL; NBC Alleges VAFB Shuttle Issues |
| Number 22/1984 | Peacekeeper Six-For-Six |
| Number 23/1984 | First Shuttle ET at Vandenberg |
| Number 24/1984 | Denver Aerospace Teams Up for Space Station |
| Number 25/1984 | Construction Completed At SLC-6 |
| Number 26/1984 | Space Shuttle Averaging Six Miles Per Gallon |
| Number 27/1984 | Augustine Reflects on 1984 |
1985
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1985 | Titan/Centaur Selected By Air Force |
| Number 2/1985 | Denver Wins Mobile Launcher Study |
| Number 3/1985 | Augustine, Teets Promoted; Station Mockup |
| Number 4/1985 | Peacekeeper Emplacer Arrives At West Coast |
| Number 5/1985 | Air Force Selects Titan 34D-7 Design |
| Number 6/1985 | Company Wins Space Station Pact |
| Number 7/1985 | Company Funds Student’s Study On Shuttle |
| Number 8/1985 | Autonomous Land Vehicle Test Runs |
| Number 10/1985 | Martin Marietta, NASA Share Collier Trophy |
| Number 11/1985 | MARS Retirees Formed, Holds First Meeting |
| Number 12/1985 | ALV Demonstration Sets Milestone |
| Number 13/1985 | Martin Marietta Wins Small ICBM Contracts |
| Number 14/1985 | Comet Nucleus Penetrator System |
| Number 15/1985 | VAFB Prepares For Ninth Peacekeeper Launch |
| Number 16/1985 | New Award System To Spur Hiring Campaign |
| Number 17/1985 | Repair, Multiple Sat Deployments For Shuttle |
| Number 18/1985 | Workers Build Transtage In Record Time |
| Number 19/1985 | Hard Mobile Launcher Test Vehicle |
| Number 20/1985 | Antenna Tests Completed In Near Field Test Lab |
| Number 21/1985 | Groundwater Cleanup System Begins Operations |
| Number 22/1985 | New Smoking Policy For Denver Aerospace |
| Number 23/1985 | OMV Proposal In Progress |
| Number 24/1985 | NASA, AF Agree To Delay First VAFB Shuttle |
| Number 25/1985 | Teets Reviews Company’s Performance in 1985 |
| Employee Survey Issue/1985 | Results of Employee Survey |
| Special Issue/1985 | Environmental Monitoring And Cleanup Program |
1986
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1986 | Contract Signed For Titan II Conversion |
| Number 2/1986 | Challenger: In Memoriam |
| Number 3/1986 | Denver Aerospace Environmental Program |
| Number 4/1986 | Onizuka Scholarship Fund |
| Number 5/1986 | Peacekeeper 11 for 11 After Launch |
| Number 6/1986 | Titan II Launch Vehicle Conversion |
| Number 7/1986 | Transfer Orbit Stage For Mars Observer |
| Number 8/1986 | Titans Return |
| Number 9/1986 | Transtage Delivered |
| Number 10/1986 | Peacekeeper Scores Silo Success |
| Number 11/1986 | 1986 Annual Awards Night |
| Number 12/1986 | Radio Operators Test New Satellite |
| Number 13/1986 | ALV Sets New Records |
| Number 14/1986 | Space Launch Systems Begins Move |
| Number 15/1986 | Titan Missile Museum Opens This Fall |
| Number 16/1986 | Denver Aerospace Wins Phase I MLV |
| Number 17/1986 | Corporation Offers Titan II Commercial Launches |
| Number 18/1986 | FedEx Signs Launch Reservation On Titan III |
| Number 19/1986 | Hard Mobile Launcher |
| Number 20/1986 | United Way Campaign |
| Number 21/1986 | COR Audit |
| Number 22/1986 | Peacekeeper Emplacer Readied |
| Number 23/1986 | Titan Reassessment Assures Mission Success |
| Special Issue/1986 | Open House Special Issue |
1987
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Number 1/1987 | Glenn L. Martin: On A Wing And A Prayer |
| Number 2/1987 | Magellan Meets Major Milestone |
| Number 3/1987 | Rapid Retargeting Lab Key Element In SDI |
| Number 4/1987 | First Titan IV Barrel Welded |
| Number 5/1987 | Company Signs 10 Titan Pacts |
| Number 6/1987 | Magellan Spacecraft Test Successful |
| Number 7/1987 | CAE/CAD/CAM Section Of Project Challenge |
| Number 8/1987 | Canaveral, Vandenberg Safety Records |
| Number 9/1987 | Commercial Titan Systems |
| Number 10/1987 | Titan III Selected For JCSAT-2 Launch |
| Number 11/1987 | Simulator Built To Study Atomic Oxygen |
| Number 12/1987 | Titan Tradition Lives On With Titan IV |
| Number 13/1987 | Teets: Reorganization Will Enhance Growth |
| Number 14/1987 | ARGES Developed To Predict Station Issues |
| Number 15/1987 | Company Delivers Space Station Proposal |
| Number 16/1987 | First Refurbished Titan II Unveiled |
| Number 17/1987 | Last Titan II Missile Deactivated |
| Number 18/1987 | Space Based Interceptor |
| Number 21/1987 | Titan IV Payload Fairing Tested |
| Number 22/1987 | Titan Puts US Back Into Space Launch Business |
| Number 24/1987 | NASA Contract To Study Space Robot |
| Number 25/1987 | 1987 Year End Issue |
| Special Issue 1/1987 | 1987 Awards Night Honorees |
| Special Issue 2/1987 | President Reagan Visits Martin Marietta |
1988
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Issue 1/1988 | First Titan IV Space Launch Vehicle Rollout |
| Issue 2/1988 | First Titan IV Arrives At Canaveral |
| Issue 3/1988 | Mars – Past And Future Missions |
| Issue 4/1988 | Titan IV Motor Tested |
| Issue 5/1988 | Mars – Simulating Landing |
| Issue 6/1988 | Magellan – Testing Continues On Schedule |
| Issue 7/1988 | Technologies Of The Future |
| Issue 8/1988 | Small ICBM Launch System Tested |
| Issue 9/1988 | Titan IV Second Stage Assembly Continues |
| Issue 10/1988 | Interceptor Technology Demonstration Slated |
| Issue 11/1988 | First Titan IV Assembly Rolls To Launch Complex |
| Issue 12/1988 | NASA Awards Another Shuttle ET Contract |
| Issue 13/1988 | Martin/McDonnell Douglas Team Up on ALS |
| Issue 14/1988 | Magellan Begins Thermal Vacuum Tests |
| Issue 17/1988 | Shuttle Prepares To Resume Flight |
| Issue 18/1988 | Company Chosen For Phase II ALS Work |
| Issue 19/1988 | Titans Launched From Both Coasts |
| Issue 23/1988 | First Commercial Titan Progresses |
| Issue 24/1988 | Small ICBM Shroud Test A Success |
| Issue 25/1988 | Emplacer Modifications Finish Ahead Of Schedule |
| Issue 27/1988 | Commercial Titans To Boost Hughes 601s |
| Special Issue/1988 | 1988 Awards Night Honorees |
1989
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Issue 2/1989 | Small ICBM Program Progresses |
| Issue 3/1989 | COR Audit |
| Issue 4/1989 | Facilitators Ready For COR |
| Issue 5/1989 | Action Planning Feedback |
| Issue 6/1989 | Magellan Mated To Upper Stage |
| Issue 7/1989 | 18th Peacekeeper Launch A Success |
| Issue 8/1989 | Commercial Titan Progresses Toward Launch |
| Issue 9/1989 | Employees Say Magellan ‘More Than A Job’ |
| Issue 10/1989 | Vote Yes On New Denver Airport |
| Issue 11/1989 | Magellan On Its Way To Venus |
| Issue 12/1989 | Tethered Satellite Simulation Test Bad |
| Issue 13/1989 | Titan IV Blasts Off From Cape |
| Issue 14/1989 | Company Captures Corporate Games |
| Issue 15/1989 | Space Transfer Vehicle Study |
| Issue 16/1989 | The Prophets Of Quality Part III |
| Issue 17/1989 | TQM Is Here To Stay |
| Issue 18/1989 | Voyager Meets Neptune |
| Issue 19/1989 | Titans Launched From Both Coasts |
| Issue 20/1989 | Space-Based Interceptor Work Continues |
| Issue 21/1989 | Galileo Ready For 6-Year Jupiter Trip |
| Issue 22/1989 | Titan II Has New Look, Missions |
| Issue 23/1989 | First TQM Symposium |
| Issue 24/1989 | Commercial Titan Moves To Pad |
| Issue 25/1989 | Work Continues On Flight Telerobotic Servicer |
| Issue 26/1989 | 1989: A Year Of Mission Success |
| Special Issue: Magellan/1989 | Magellan Deployment |
| Special Issue: Open House/1989 | 1989 Open House |
| Special Issue: Awards Night/1989 | 1989 Awards Night Honorees |
1990
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Issue 1/1990 | First Commercial Titan Lifts Off At Cape |
| Issue 2/1990 | Inventors Honored For Acoustic Simulator |
| Issue 3/1990 | New ALS Concepts Proposed |
| Issue 4/1990 | Mars Lander Studied |
| Issue 5/1990 | Intelsat VI Set For Commercial Titan Ride |
| Issue 6/1990 | Cultural Diversity Training |
| Issue 7/1990 | Astronautics Group Shows Off |
| Issue 8/1990 | Hubble: The Search Begins |
| Issue 9/1990 | Astronautics Group Gets Big Q Award |
| Issue 10/1990 | Magellan Mission Bulletin |
| Issue 11/1990 | Satellite Servicer System Study Contract |
| Issue 12/1990 | Second Titan IV A Success |
| Issue 13/1990 | Commercial Titan Delivers |
| Issue 14/1990 | Tethered Satellite Enters Final Testing |
| Issue 15/1990 | Magellan Spacecraft To Reach Venus |
| Issue 16/1990 | Magellan Arrives At Venus |
| Issue 16/1990 Centerfold | Anticipation…Getting Close…Success! |
| Issue 17/1990 | Magellan Sends Back First Pictures |
| Issue 18/1990 | Employees Dig Colorado Trail |
| Issue 19/1990 | Space Systems Busy With NASA Projects |
| Issue 20/1990 | Professional Options For Engineers |
| Special Issue/1990 | 1990 Awards Night Honorees |
Astronautics Group News
1990
| Issue Number | Headlines |
| Issue 1/1990 | Newsletter Has New Look, Approach |
| Issue 2/1990 | Group Outlines Environmental Goals |
| Issue 3/1990 | Civil Space Systems Company Formed |
| Special Issue/1990 | Highlights of 1990 |