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1. The advantages of using binoculars for night seeing

Author(s):: Armored Medical Research Laboratory (U.S.) author.
Publication:: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 24 March 1945
Subject(s):: Optical Devices
Motor Vehicles
Night Vision

2. Annual historical report of Armored Medical Research Laboratory for

Author(s):: Armored Medical Research Laboratory (U.S.) author.
Publication:: Latest publication: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory
Subject(s):: Military Personnel
Motor Vehicles
Occupational Exposure
Adaptation, Physiological
Ergonomics
Laboratories
Temperature
United States Government Agencies
United States
Armored Medical Research Laboratory (U.S.)

3. Army observers' report of Operation Highjump: Task Force 68, U.S. Navy

Author(s):: United States. War Department. General Staff, author, issuing body.
Publication:: Washington, D.C. : War Department, September 1947
Subject(s):: Cold Temperature
Military Science
Protective Clothing
Motor Vehicles
Expeditions
World War II
Antarctic Regions
United States. Navy. Atlantic Fleet. Task Force 68
Operation Highjump
Byrd Antarctic Expedition.

4. Binocular modification providing quick adjustment of interpupillary distance and diopter setting

Author(s):: Armored Medical Research Laboratory (U.S.) author.
Publication:: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 15 October 1945
Subject(s):: Telescopes
Military Science
Motor Vehicles
United States

5. Decontaminating apparatus, M3A1: (power-driven, 400-gallon)

Author(s):: United States. War Department, author.
Publication:: Washington : U.S. Government Printing Office, April 15, 1943
Subject(s):: Decontamination -- methods
Chemical Warfare Agents
Motor Vehicles
United States

6. Driver's vision in landing vehicle tractor

Author(s):: Armored Medical Research Laboratory (U.S.) author.
Publication:: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 9 March 1944
Subject(s):: Vision, Ocular
Motor Vehicles
Military Science
United States

7. Eye cups, head-rests and head clearances

Author(s):: Armored Medical Research Laboratory (U.S.) author.
Publication:: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 6 September 1944
Subject(s):: Optical Devices
Motor Vehicles
Military Science
United States

8. Final report on Project no. 35 -- Determination of the optimum method for protection of tank crews against chemical warfare agents

Author(s):: Eichna, Ludwig W. (Ludwig Waldemar), 1908- author
Walpole, Robert H., author
Shelley, Walter B. (Walter Brown), 1917-2009, author
Whittenberger, J. L. (James Laverne), 1914-2007, author
Publication:: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 13 September 1944
Subject(s):: Chemical Warfare -- prevention & control
Chemical Warfare Agents
Military Personnel
Motor Vehicles
World War II
United States

9. Final report on project no. 8 -- preselection tests

Author(s):: Freedman, Arthur, author
Kirkpatrick, Charles M., author
Publication:: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 17 March 1945
Subject(s):: Military Personnel -- statistics & numerical data
Physical Examination -- methods
Body Weights and Measures
Motor Vehicles
World War II
United States

10. First partial report on Project no. 24--study of head protection for tank crews

Author(s):: Brackett, Frederick S. (Frederick Sumner), 1896-1988 author
Roberts, Lester B., author
Mann, Wendell E., author
Publication:: Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 13 June 1945
Subject(s):: Craniocerebral Trauma -- prevention & control
Head Protective Devices
Military Personnel
Motor Vehicles
World War II
United States