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1. Disclosure of the discovery and invention and a description of the plan of construction and mode of operation of the aerostat, or, A new mode of aerostation

Author(s):

Davidson, Richard Oglesby, author

Publication:

Saint Louis, Mo. : [publisher not identified], 1840

Subject(s):

Aviation

2. Notes on psychology and personality studies in aviation medicine

Author(s):

United States. War Department, author.

Publication:

Washington : War Department, January 27, 1941

Subject(s):

Aviation
Psychology

3. Conference on Fatigue

Author(s):

Conference on Fatigue (1948 : Washington, D.C.)

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : National Research Council, Division of Medical Sciences, Committee on Aviation Medicine, [1948]

Subject(s):

Fatigue
Aerospace Medicine
Aviation

4. Selected listing of air technical publications

Author(s):

United States. Army Air Forces. Matériel Command, author, issuing body.

Publication:

Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio : Headquarters Air Material Command, June 1947

Subject(s):

Aviation

5. Handbook of respiratory data in aviation

Author(s):

National Research Council (U.S.). Subcommittee on Oxygen and Anoxia, author, issuing body.

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : Subcommittee on Oxygen and Anoxia of the Committee on Aviation Medicine, Division of Medical Science, National Research Council, 1944

Subject(s):

Air Pressure
Hypoxia -- prevention & control
Respiration, Artificial
Oxygen
Aviation
Military Personnel
World War II
United States

6. Physiological aspects of flying

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : War Department, 25 September 1943

Subject(s):

Aviation
Physiological Phenomena
Hypoxia -- physiopathology
Motion Sickness -- physiopathology

7. Notes on cardiology in aviation medicine

Author(s):

United States. War Department, author.

Publication:

Washington : War Department, November 12, 1940

Subject(s):

Heart Diseases
Aviation
Aerospace Medicine

8. Notes on physiology in aviation medicine

Author(s):

United States. War Department, author.

Publication:

Washington : War Department, October 21, 1940

Subject(s):

Aerospace Medicine
Aviation
Physiological Phenomena

9. Your body in flight

Publication:

Dayton, Ohio : Maintenance Data Section, Maintenance Division, Air Technical Service Command, 30 September 1944

Subject(s):

Motion Sickness -- physiopathology
Physiological Phenomena
Aviation
Military Medicine -- methods

10. I.G. Farbindustrie A.G Höchst a/M Germany: special protective garment for aviators (Seenotschutzgerät) 9 May 1945

Author(s):

Kern, J. G. (Jean G.) author

Publication:

[London] : Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee, [1945]

Subject(s):

Protective Clothing
Aviation
Pilots
World War II
Germany
Interessengemeinschaft Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft.

11. Physiology of flight: human factors in the operation of military aircraft

Publication:

Dayton, Ohio : The Aero Medical Research Laboratory, Experimental Engineering Section, Materiel Center, Wright Field, [1942]

Subject(s):

Motion Sickness -- physiopathology
Military Medicine -- methods
Aviation
Physiological Phenomena

12. Physiology of flight: human factors in the operation of military aircraft

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : Army Air Forces, 15 March 1945

Subject(s):

Motion Sickness -- physiopathology
Physiological Phenomena
Aviation
Military Medicine -- methods

13. Physiology of flight: human factors in the operation of military aircraft

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : Army Air Forces, 20 November 1946

Subject(s):

Motion Sickness -- physiopathology
Physiological Phenomena
Aviation
Military Medicine -- methods

14. Physiological aspects of flying and maintenance of physical fitness

Author(s):

United States. Army. Air Corps, author.

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, July 25, 1941

Subject(s):

Aviation
Physiological Phenomena
Aerospace Medicine -- methods
Military Personnel
Physical Fitness
Adaptation, Physiological
United States

15. [Kunstflug]

Publication:

[Wurzburg, Germany?] : [publisher not identified], [1929]

Subject(s):

Aviation
Rotation
Pilots
Adaptation, Physiological