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Adolf Karl Thiel (also spelled Adolph; February 12, 1915 – June 2, 2001 Los Angeles) was an Austrian-born German expert in guided missiles during World War II, and later worked for the United States Army and TRW. After his retirement in 1980 as a senior vice president, Thiel served as an executive consultant to TRW and on NASA planning groups. He was named a fellow of the American Astronautical Society in 1968.

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rdfs:comment	Adolf Karl Thiel (* 12. Februar 1915; † 2. Juni 2001 in Los Angeles) war ein österreichisch-deutsch-amerikanischer Ingenieur, der sich im Zweiten Weltkrieg auf Raketenbau spezialisierte und später für die United States Army arbeitete. (de) Adolf Karl Thiel (also spelled Adolph; February 12, 1915 – June 2, 2001 Los Angeles) was an Austrian-born German expert in guided missiles during World War II, and later worked for the United States Army and TRW. After his retirement in 1980 as a senior vice president, Thiel served as an executive consultant to TRW and on NASA planning groups. He was named a fellow of the American Astronautical Society in 1968. (en) Adolf Thiel est un ingénieur germano-américain né le 12 février 1915 et décédé le 2 juin 2001 à Rancho Palos Verdes en Californie, spécialiste du guidage des missiles. Il participe durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale au développement du missile anti-aérien Wasserfall à Peenemünde. À la fin du conflit, il est exfiltré par les Américains avec les spécialistes allemands des fusées de l'équipe de Wernher von Braun dans le cadre de l'opération Paperclip. Il travaille par la suite aux États-Unis durant 10 ans pour l'Armée de Terre américaine à la conception de missiles balistiques à courte et moyenne portée notamment la fusée Redstone. Il intègre en 1955 la société absorbée par la suite par TRW. Il est responsable du développement du missile balistique Thor reconverti rapidement en premier étage (fr) Adolf Thiel, född 15 februari 1915 i Österrike, död 2 juni 2001 i Los Angeles i Kalifornien i USA, var en österrikisk-tysk-amerikansk ingenjör och raketexpert. Adolf Thiel var före andra världskriget lärare i ingenjörsteknik på Tekniska högskolan i Darmstadt i Tyskland. Under kriget deltog han i Wernher von Brauns utvecklingsprojekt projekt Wasserfall på den tyska arméns raketutvecklingscentrum i Peenemünde, där han medverkade i utvecklingen av V-2-raketen. Efter kriget enrollerades han av den amerikanska armén i dess Operation Paperclip under Werner von Braun i Fort Bliss i Texas. Han arbetade för den amerikanska armén i nio år, bland annat i White Sands Missile Range i New Mexico och i Huntsville i Alabama. Framför allt hade han överinseende över konstruktionen av rakettypen Redstone och (sv)
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