Tom Bryant

Tom Bryant

Tom Bryant was born in SW Missouri. He came to Huntsville in 1963 via a CO-OP program. He graduated from the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1966 with a degree in Engineering. His first job was with LTV working on the US Army's Lance Missile. He then took a job with Rocketdyne which was working on the F-1 engine for Apollo. In 1974, he started at Thiokol working on Solid Rocket Boosters. He worked on a variety of programs including projects for the US Air Force, GPS Satellites, the private industry Conestoga rocket, the MAXUS microgravity rocket, the US Army's Maverick and Hellfire Missiles, and he was Project Engineer on the AIM-9L Sidewinder missile. The SRBs he worked on flew on various Delta and Atlas rocket flights.

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2017-9

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