What are the notes for Course Navy: Astrodynamics Halo?

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nice link I found.

http://web.nps.navy.mil/~ssweb/AA4362/AA4362.html

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haven't they heard of latex,dvi,pdf,ps or even god forbid, doc formats.
i reackon they haven't taken into consideration that someone may want the course's notes. (0:
 
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