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1. Fourth partial report on Project no. 37 -- study of errors in field artillery practice: subject: an analysis of the sources of error in the use of the aiming circle and development of an improved instrument

Author(s):
Hatch, Theodore F., author
Brackett, Frederick S. (Frederick Sumner), 1896-1988, author
Horvath, Steven M., author
Publication:
Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 28 March 1945
Subject(s):
Military Personnel -- education
Weapons
Equipment and Supplies
United States

4. Third partial report on Project no. 37 -- study of errors in field artillery practice: subject: analysis of requirements for eliminating errors in laying guns in elevation

Author(s):
Hatch, Theodore F., author
Brackett, Frederick S. (Frederick Sumner), 1896-1988. author
Horvath, Steven M., author
Publication:
Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 6 April 1945
Subject(s):
Military Personnel -- education
Weapons
United States

9. First partial report on Project no. 45 -- physiological and operational characteristics of T26E3 tank

Author(s):
Brackett, Frederick S. (Frederick Sumner), 1896-1988, author
Nelson, Norton A., author
Roberts, Lester B., author
Mann, Wendell E., author
Walpole, Robert H., author
Publication:
Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 28 February 1945
Subject(s):
Equipment and Supplies
Weapons
Ventilation
United States

10. Second partial report on Project no. 45 -- operation and physiological characteristics of the tank T26E3: subject: the physiological work rates of the driver and loader in the tank T26E3 in relation to fatigue and efficiency of performances

Author(s):
Park, Charles R., author
Publication:
Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 19 June 1945
Subject(s):
Fatigue
Task Performance and Analysis
Weapons
United States