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If you liked Your place in America's space program by Henry Bolles Lent, start with Bombardier Tom Dixon wins his wings with the Bomber command (1943), Sixty acres more or less (1941), and Straight down (1944). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after Your place in America's space program?

BookOrb recommends Bombardier Tom Dixon wins his wings with the Bomber command (1943), Sixty acres more or less (1941), Straight down (1944), Jet pilot overseas (1959), and From trees to paper (1952).

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Your place in America's space program is by Henry Bolles Lent.