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Start Over Subjects United States ✖Remove constraint Subjects: United States Subjects World War II ✖Remove constraint Subjects: World War II Subjects Desert Climate ✖Remove constraint Subjects: Desert Climate Authors Nelson, Norton A., author ✖Remove constraint Authors: Nelson, Norton A., author Authors Eichna, Ludwig W. (Ludwig Waldemar), 1908- author ✖Remove constraint Authors: Eichna, Ludwig W. (Ludwig Waldemar), 1908- author Authors Horvath, Steven M., author ✖Remove constraint Authors: Horvath, Steven M., author Authors Ashe, William F., author ✖Remove constraint Authors: Ashe, William F., author Titles Project no. 2 -- Operations at high temperatures. Report on sub-project no. 2-11, Influence of high temperatures on the efficiency of personnel : sub-project no. 2-12, Study of methods of attaining and maintaining acclimatization to high temperatures : sub-project no. 2-13, Effect of training on the efficiency of performance at high temperatures : sub-project no. 2-17, Study of the physiologic effects of high temperatures : subject - studies of men in simulated desert heat ✖Remove constraint Titles: Project no. 2 -- Operations at high temperatures. Report on sub-project no. 2-11, Influence of high temperatures on the efficiency of personnel : sub-project no. 2-12, Study of methods of attaining and maintaining acclimatization to high temperatures : sub-project no. 2-13, Effect of training on the efficiency of performance at high temperatures : sub-project no. 2-17, Study of the physiologic effects of high temperatures : subject - studies of men in simulated desert heat

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  • Project no. 2 -- Operations at high temperatures. Report on sub-project no. 2-11, Influence of high temperatures on the efficiency of personnel : sub-project no. 2-12, Study of methods of attaining and maintaining acclimatization to high temperatures : sub-project no. 2-13, Effect of training on the efficiency of performance at high temperatures : sub-project no. 2-17, Study of the physiologic effects of high temperatures : subject - studies of men in simulated desert heat1