- Repository:
- Special Collections and University Archives, Virginia Tech
- Published:
- 2013
- Subjects:
- Science and Technology | University History | Faculty and staff
• | Science and Technology | [X] |
• | University History | [X] |
• | Faculty and staff | (33) |
• | Students and alumni | (18) |
• | Local/Regional History and Appalachian South | (12) |
• | University Archives | (7) |
• | Physics | (4) |
• | Archives of American Aerospace Exploration (AAAE) | (3) |
• | Agriculture | (2) |
• | Montgomery County (Va.) | (2) |
• | Railroad | (2) |
• | Agricultural extension work | (1) |
• | Architecture -- Computer-aided design | (1) |
• | FORTRAN (Computer program language) | (1) |
• | Faculty | (1) |
• | Geology | (1) |
• | History of Food and Drink | (1) |
• | Horticulture | (1) |
• | Nuclear energy | (1) |
• | Nuclear propulsion | (1) |
• | Nuclear reactors | (1) |
• | Nuclear ships | (1) |
• | Record Group 3 | (1) |
• | Record Group 5 | (1) |
• | Savannah (Nuclear ship) | (1) |
• | Science -- International cooperation | (1) |
• | Soviet Union -- Foreign relations -- United States | (1) |
• | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | (1) |
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