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![Three Hundred Fifty Eighth Fighter Squadron, Three Hundred Fifty Fifth Fighter Group / squadron historians, Lt. Myron H. Vent ... [et al.]](https://digitalcollections.museumofflight.org/files/square_thumbnails/031b42ac87b8d54cf2115641edfbd7f2.jpg "Three Hundred Fifty Eighth Fighter Squadron, Three Hundred Fifty Fifth Fighter Group / squadron historians, Lt. Myron H. Vent ... [et al.]")
The physiological requirements of sealed high altitude aircraft compartments / by Harry G. Armstrong, Captain, Medical Corps.
Dated December 19, 1935.Air Corps Technical Report no. 4165Includes bibliographical references (page 34)
Taxi sense.
"Issued January 1944."Document nos. NAVAER 00-80Q-20, OPNAV 33-5.
Snoopers and how to blast 'em.
Document nos. CONAVAER (NAVAER) 00-80S-18, OPNAV 33-49, NAVAER
Signal book : United States Army, 1914.
Cover pockets for notes and memoranda.
War Department doc. No. 44.
Shark sense.
NAVAER 00-80Q-14, OPNAV 33-6.
Security sense.
"Issued May 1944."Document nos. NAVAER 00-80Q-16, OPNAV 33-16.
Rules and instructions for government of pilots, mechanics and riggers.
Date for this item was determined by a Dahlberg research volunteer to be 1918. His source was "Mavericks of the Sky: the first daring pilots of the U.S. Air Mail" by Barry Rosenberg, and Catherine Macaulay. Notes on top of page 282.
Riveting
Cover title.
"Job instruction no. 2."