Box 42
Contains 4 Results:
Air Service Medical Manual, War Department, Air Service Division of Military Aeronautics, 1918
The Civil Aeronautics Administration, prior to and during World War II, did an accident survey of the allied forces during World War I. Dean Brimhall was very actively involved in this study on the causes of aircraft accidents during the first world war. This box contains much of the research materials that were used to conduct this study. Most of the materials are quotations and articles from aviation medical manuals.
References to Allied Experience with Airplane Pilot Selection and Care During World War I Prior to Entry of the U. S. in the War
The Civil Aeronautics Administration, prior to and during World War II, did an accident survey of the allied forces during World War I. Dean Brimhall was very actively involved in this study on the causes of aircraft accidents during the first world war. This box contains much of the research materials that were used to conduct this study. Most of the materials are quotations and articles from aviation medical manuals.
Study of Medical Research in Aviation, 1918-48
The Civil Aeronautics Administration, prior to and during World War II, did an accident survey of the allied forces during World War I. Dean Brimhall was very actively involved in this study on the causes of aircraft accidents during the first world war. This box contains much of the research materials that were used to conduct this study. Most of the materials are quotations and articles from aviation medical manuals.
CAA Medical Research and Articles, 1919-37
The Civil Aeronautics Administration, prior to and during World War II, did an accident survey of the allied forces during World War I. Dean Brimhall was very actively involved in this study on the causes of aircraft accidents during the first world war. This box contains much of the research materials that were used to conduct this study. Most of the materials are quotations and articles from aviation medical manuals.