[ih] Searching for some Arpanet-related Documents

[Chris Edmondson-Yurkanan]

Vint and all:

As the editor of the ACM SIGCOMM99 Tutorial notebook on the Technical  
History of the Internet, I received a wonderful variety of primary  
source documents that I wanted to put online.

SIGCOMM's chair Craig Partridge agreed in 2001 to fund putting several  
historic network documents online 2002-2003.

The ARPANET Completion Report was one that I collected and put it  
online March 2003.  I don't know the exact authorship of the "formal"  
ARPANET Completion report, but I believe that it was originally  
written by Heart/Walden/McKenzie/McQuillan, but possibly edited  
afterwards??? by Darpa program managers???

The Arpanet Completion Report is also online at:  http://www.sigcomm.org/history/archive.html

Thanks, Chris

On Jun 5, 2008, at 5:22 AM, Vint Cerf wrote:

> That sounds like the formal report to darpa.
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> This is the distribution of the DARPA4799.pdf document that I  
> mention in other message:
>
> 001 Pages - Front page named 'Completion Report'
> 001 Pages - A history of Arpanet (BBN 4799)
> 001 Pages - Information about the document to classify it
> 003 Pages - i to iii - Table of contents
> 003 Pages - I-1 to I-3 - Chapter 1
> 041 Pages - II-1 to II-41 - Chapter 2
> 143 Pages - III-1 to III-143 - Chapter 3 (Page 136 is blank)
> 015 Pages - ARPANET maps from Dec-1970 to March-1977
>
> Total: 208 pages (including the blank page III-136)
>
> Greetings
> Sergio Pedraja
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> 2008/6/5 Vint Cerf
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> 	How many pages?
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Chris Edmondson-Yurkanan
(chris at cs.utexas.edu)
Contact info:  www.cs.utexas.edu/~chris/