Army Ballistic Missile Agency

The Army Ballistic Missile Agency (ABMA), established in 1956, was a U.S. military research organization focused on developing long-range missile technology during the Cold War. It played a key role in advancing missile and rocket systems to strengthen national defense, ultimately contributing to the development of the Saturn V rocket used in the Apollo moon missions. ABMA's work helped transform military missile capabilities and laid the groundwork for space exploration efforts, showcasing a combination of scientific innovation and strategic defense advancements.