HPR Magazine

Michael Newton · 2003-11-29T17:57:10+00:00

Hello All,Can someone help me figure out the recent publishing history of HPRmagazine?I re-joined the TRA a while ago (August I believe) and received mymembership stuff around the middle of September. In the membershippackage was included two issues of HPR magazine. One was the March2001 (vol. 15 No. 8) issue, which consists entirely of an index ofpast issues, and the other is the June 2003 (vol. 34 no. 5) issue,which has one article about steam rockets and another about liquidrockets. The March issue is a full size magazine (8.5" x 11") and theJune issue is a smaller, non-standard format (6.75" x 9.5"). None ofthem had any HPR content at all. And why send out a March 2001 issuein September 2003?Since then I've received one more issue; July 2003 (vol. 34 no. 6).This issue is also in the smaller format. It also consists mainly ofliquid rocket information, although it does have one HPR article aboutthe Springfest 2003 launch. The liquid rocket articles areinteresting, but they have nothing to do with HPRToday is November 29, 2003, and so far I've received issues up to June2003. So where are the July, August, September, October, and Novemberissues? Have any of you received these issues? Is this smallnon-standard format going to continue?Any information will be greatly appreciated.Regards,Michael Newton

Nov 29, 2003 145 Replies

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

Be honest Ray. Isn't it?

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

First hand witness accounts.

Same with Kelly skimming printing costs BEFORE taking over Tripolitan/HPR illegally.

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

Who was also booted for knowing too much.

Jerry

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

You don't have anything to do with me. I hate you :)

Give in in what way?

Jerry

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Joel Corwith 22 years ago

Can you FEEL the love in here?!

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