Education and Employment History
Kaysing joined the Navy in 1940 as a midshipman and eventually was sent to officers' training school which led to his attending University of Southern California. In 1949 he received his Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Redlands. He later worked for a time as a furniture maker, before working at Rocketdyne (a division of North American Aviation and later of Rockwell International), (1956–1963), where Saturn V rocket engines were built. Kaysing was the company's head of technical publications but was not trained as an engineer or scientist.
According to Kaysing he worked at Rocketdyne starting on February 13, 1956 as senior technical writer, then on September 24, 1956 as a service analyst, September 15, 1958 he worked as a service engineer, following on October 10, 1962 as a publications analyst, and on May 31, 1963 he resigned for personal reasons.
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