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The 22 pages that link to Wernher von Braun, each with the reason it gives.

• Space RaceRelated: He directed development of the Saturn V after earlier work on military rockets.

• Sputnik 1Related: His team used Jupiter-C to launch Explorer 1 after Sputnik 1 opened the space race.

• Systems engineeringRelated: His large rocket programs helped establish influential practices for coordinating complex engineering work.

• V-2 rocketRelated: He became the best-known engineering leader of the V-2 development team.

• Ballistic missileRelated: He directed the engineering team that developed the V-2.

• Saturn VRelated: He directed the Marshall Space Flight Center team responsible for Saturn V development.

• Space stationRelated: His proposed orbital stations helped popularize the concept in the United States.

• SpaceflightRelated: The Saturn V made the Apollo lunar missions possible.

• Launch vehicleRelated: His work connected wartime rocketry with the launch systems of the Apollo era.

• Sputnik crisisRelated: His public advocacy and technical work shaped the American response to Soviet space successes.

• Robert H. GoddardRelated: Von Braun publicly credited Goddard’s pioneering work as an influence on later rocketry.

• Space explorationRelated: The Saturn V enabled the Apollo lunar missions.

• Hermann OberthRelated: Von Braun credited Oberth’s writings with shaping his early commitment to rocketry.

• History of spaceflightRelated: His work connected wartime missile engineering to Saturn V and the Apollo program.

• Kennedy Space CenterRelated: The Saturn V he helped develop launched from Kennedy’s Launch Complex 39.

• Gravity's RainbowRelated: His career embodies the transition from Nazi weapons development to postwar spaceflight.

• Hubertus StrugholdRelated: Like Strughold, von Braun was recruited from Germany to work in the United States after World War II.

• History of RocketsRelated: His career connects wartime ballistic missiles with the Apollo launch program.

• MissileRelated: His work connected wartime ballistic missiles with postwar rocket programs.