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WDD
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WDDWorld Diabetes Day
WDDWestern Development Division
WDDWavelength Disk Drive
WDDWindows Disk Defragmenter (Microsoft)
WDDWork Description Document
WDDWlasuk, Delporte, and Davis, Inc.
WDDWinchester Disk Drive (Alcatel)
WDDWavelet Domain Diversity (error correction method)
WDDWeighted Defect Density (software development)
WDDWe Don't Die (gaming clan)
WDDWaveform Diversity and Design
WDDWeb Design and Development


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A string of vital capabilities, such as Thor, Atlas, Delta, Titan, Discoverer, and the Defense Satellite Communications System, were developed within the first 10 years of the Western Development Division that helped to lay the foundations of every aspect of operational space capability known today.
In 1954 the Air Force Research and Development Command established the Western Development Division and named Bernard A.
As a brigadier general, Schriever assumed command of the Western Development Division in June 1954, a full three years before the Sputnik launch.
 
 
 
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