National Library of MedicineFinding Aid to the John F. Fulton Papers, 1929-1953History of Medicine Division
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John F. Fulton Papers
Fulton, John F. (John Farquhar), 1899-1960
1929-1953
12.88 linear feet (13 boxes)
Reports, meeting minutes, photographs, and speeches collected by John F. Fulton for Yale's Aeromedical Research Unit and the National Research Council's Division of Medical Services document military and aviation physiological studies.
MS C 603
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Fulton, John F. John F. Fulton Papers. 1929-1953. Located in: Archives and Modern Manuscripts Collection, History of Medicine Division, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD; MS C 603.
Gift, Yale University Library, 7/3/1988, 7/26/1988, 7/24/1990. Acc. #0520, 0523, 0646.
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Descriptive SummaryFulton, John F. (John Farquhar), 1899-1960John F. Fulton Papers 1929-195312.88 linear feet (13 boxes)MS C 603
Materials stored onsite. History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine
Collection materials primarily in EnglishReports, meeting minutes, photographs, and speeches collected by John F. Fulton for Yale's Aeromedical Research Unit and the National Research Council's Division of Medical Services document military and aviation physiological studies.Gift, Yale University Library, 7/3/1988, 7/26/1988, 7/24/1990. Acc. #0520, 0523, 0646.
No restrictions on access.
NLM does not possess copyright to the collection. Archival collections often contain mixed copyrights; while NLM is the owner of the physical items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. It is the user's responsibility to research and understand any applicable copyright and re-publication rights not allowed by fair use. NLM does not grant permissions to publish.
Archives and manuscript collections may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in any collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications for which the National Library of Medicine assumes no responsibility.
Fulton, John F. John F. Fulton Papers. 1929-1953. Located in: Archives and Modern Manuscripts Collection, History of Medicine Division, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD; MS C 603.
Related CollectionsYale University holds the majority of Fulton's personal papers. See http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/mssa.ms.1236 Biographical NoteJohn F. Fulton (1899-1960), was an internationally renowned physiologist, specializing with the nervous system, and a medical historian of note. He was born in St. Paul, Minnesota. He received both his bachelor's (1921) and medical (1928) degrees from Harvard. Between 1921 and 1928, as a Rhodes scholar, he received a B.A. (1923) and completed a Ph.D. (1925) at Oxford. He joined the faculty at Yale in 1930 as the Sterling Professor of Physiology, a position he held until 1951. During the 1930s, his laboratory's experiments involving the removal of chimpanzee brain lobes led to the development of human frontal lobotomy operations which were initiated by Egaz Moniz. Fulton was also founder, in 1937, of the Journal of Neurophysiology.
In 1940, Dr. Fulton established the Yale Aeromedical Research Unit, which was devoted to the study of the physiological problems associated with aviation. The unit's research, including the development of a high-altitude flying suit, was invaluable to allied aviators during World War II. He was appointed to membership in the National Research Council's Division of Medical Services in 1942, serving with the Committee on Aviation Medicine and the Sub-Committee on Decompression Sickness.
Reports, meeting minutes, photographs, and speeches collected by John F. Fulton document military and aviation physiological studies solely related the Yale Aeromedical Research Unit (1940-1951) and from Fulton's membership on the National Research Council's (NRC) Division of Medical Sciences from 1942 to 1945. The NRC, established in 1916, provided independent advice, often to the U.S. Government, on scientific and medical problems. These papers mostly represent data collected from various official sources which formed part of the NRC's research on questions of physiological concern to ground troops and aviators during World War II. Post-war reports and data were obtained in support of the Yale Aeromedical Research Unit's continued studies. Nothing in the collection was created by Dr. Fulton himself.
Series 1, Reports (1935-1953), the largest segment of the collection, is arranged first by country and then by the name of the originating organization. Studies by U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force on health and survival aspects of military aviation are complemented by reports generated at the National Research Council. Great Britain represents the largest foreign source, with information from the military and government. Air Ministry Flying Personnel Research Committee (FPRC) reports address aviation issues, while Ministry of Home Security's Research and Experiments Department reports such as research committee (R.C.) reports, research experiment notes (R.E.N.), and casualty surveys study the injuring capabilities of different types of explosives. Smaller report groups come from Canada and Australia.
Series 2, Meeting Minutes (1937-1952), originate from the same organizations represented in Series 1 and provide accompanying administrative perspective to those reports. They are arranged first by country and then by organization. Topical conferences and committee meetings conducted by the National Research Council make up the bulk of the American portion, followed by Great Britain's Air Ministry and Medical Research Council. The majority of the meetings were aviation oriented.
Series 3, Speeches (1940-1950), comprises a few addresses on physiology and aviation medicine.
Series 4, Printed Material (1929-1949) provides product manuals, articles, and pamphlets. Most of them are concerned with aviators' oxygen supply and other flight-related health issues.
Series 5, Correspondence and Photographs (1941-1952), holds one folder of letters which accompanied the transmission of the reports and minutes, while the other presents a series of images of staff and equipment at the Yale Aeronautical Research Unit.
These terms are indexed in the National Library of Medicine's online catalog LocatorPlus. Researchers wishing to find related materials should search the catalog using these terms.
- Aerospace Medicine
- Physiology
- World War II
- National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Aviation Medicine
- Yale University. School of Medicine. Aeromedical Research Unit
- Australia
- Canada
- Great Britain
- United States
Series Descriptions
Series 1: Reports,
1935-1953
United States
Air Force - Air Materiel Command - Engineering Division - Aero Medical Laboratory
11
Aerial analysis of navigator duties with special reference to equipment design and workplace layout. II. Navigator and radar operator activities during three Arctic missions,
194812
Control action simulator,
194913
Kit, sewing and camp repair combination,
194814
Proposal for a high performance prone position test airplane,
194815
Studies of the effect of typographical spacing on the legibility of numerals under vibration,
1948
Army
16-7
Medical, sanitary and veterinary supplies for liberated and occupied territories,
194418
Notes from recent reports from Middle East during 8th Army advance - October-November, 1942,
194319
Notes on the treatment and control of certain tropical diseases - circular letter no. 56,
1941110
Special incident no. 1 U.S. M41 20 lb. fragmentation bomb accident,
1944
Army - Army Air Forces Air Technical Service Command (AAFATSC) - Engineering Division - Aero Medical Laboratory
111
Annual summaries of university contracts 1946-1947,
1947112
Acceleration-time diagrams for catapult ejection seats,
1947113
Air ventilated clothing,
1945114
Analyzer of AAF K-2 oxygen testing kit,
1945115
Automatic parachute opening device, II,
1945116
Average dilution characteristics of AN-6004-1 regulators and oxygen supply duration calculations,
1945117
Aviation medical problems in the European and Mediterranean theatres of operation,
1944118
Captured Japanese oxygen regulator used on Japanese suicide rocket planes,
1945119
Comparison of shock force at opening of riptop nylon and standard nylon parachutes,
1945120
Connector combination (mask, hose and bailout) as a pressure breathing device,
1945121
Development of sub-stratosphere pressure suits in the German air force,
1945122
Diluter demand oxygen regulator, safety pressure type,
1945123
Effect of fields of vision from fighter aircraft on the number and rate of accidents,
1945124
Effect of rubber curing temperature on a leak-tight valve core assembly,
1945125
Emergency pressure suit,
1946126
Evaluation of the "contrast discrimination test" as an anoxia demonstration device,
1946127
Exertion required of personnel in opening the S4 seat pack parachute,
1945128
Explosive decompression - a summary and evaluation for aircraft designers,
1945129
Fluid loss in animals,
1947130
A German dark adoptometer,
1945131
The hourly variation of human "G" tolerance and the effect of benzedrine medication,
1945132
Human body size requirements for positioning bombardier-navigators in relation to radar, periscope, and navigator's chart table,
1945133
Human tolerance for short exposures to heat and humidity,
1946134
Metabolic studies at moderately low altitudes,
1945135
Night vision trainer,
1945136
Night vision training in the United Kingdom (as of August 1944),
1944137
Oxygen expenditure by aircrew in combat,
1945138
Oxygen indoctrination and oxygen discipline of fighter pilots,
1945139
Physical requirements for size and shape of escape hatches - bombardment and attack type aircraft,
1945140
Physiological and clinical studies on man with the pneumatic balance resuscitator "Burns model",
1945141
A portable gas flow meter,
1945142
Postural fatigue on long range fighter missions,
1945143
Pulsating parachute seat cushion, report no. 2,
1945144
Regulator, automatic continuous flow oxygen,
1945145
A report on the introduction of anti-"G" equipment to FEAF and a survey of aero-medical problems in SWPA including continental Australia,
1945146
Results of investigation to determine effect of repetitive recharging of valve and cylinder assembly for 1-man raft,
1945147
Resuscitation of dogs using the pneumatic balance resuscitator,
1945148
Service test of pressure breathing equipment for 215th bomb wing (v.h.),
1945149
Single pickup for photoelectric ear volume and ear pulse,
1945150
Study of the design of a unit mounted personal equipment panel,
1945151
Summary of German aviation medical research,
1946152
Survival ration - nutritional requirements and physiological aspects,
1947153
Thermal requirements for aircraft cabins,
1945154
Type A-3 oxygen flow indicator, bakelite molded clutch for,
1945155
Universal test seat and cockpit mock-up,
1945156
Use of oxygen equipment as reported by fighter pilots,
1945157
Visibility under simulated rain conditions in flight,
1945158
Visual effectiveness of low reflectance coatings applied to transparent areas of aircraft,
1945159-60
The wounding mechanism of high-energy projectiles,
1944161
Army - AAFATSC - Experimental Engineering Section documents,
1941-1949162
Army - (AAFI) - Air Documents Division - Air Technical Intelligence Group - List of Japanese aero-medical research publications, content and disposition,
1946
Army - AAFI - Air Documents Division - Translation Section
163
509 - The structure and composition of the stratosphere / Aufbau und zusammensetzung der stratosphare,
1946164
512 - Radio-technical and atmospheric electric problems of stratosphere research / Funktechnische und atmospharich-elektrische probleme der stratospharenforschung,
1946165
539 - The infra-red principle for automatic target locating devices / Ultrarotverfahren fur selestzielsuchende gerate,
1946166
551 - Remote controlled dive bombs / Ferngelenkte sturzbomben,
1946167
567 - Sea equipment (individual pneumatic life raft) / Seeausrustung,
1946
Army - Army Air Forces Materiel Command - Engineering Division - Aero Medical Laboratory
168
Calculation of total and visible solar radiation at hydroponics installations,
1946169
Captured German engine-driven oxygen charging apparatus,
1944170-71
Experimental study of wounds made by standard U.S. ammunition,
1944172
Preliminary studies of the effects of positive G upon inducing headache, upon the perception of pain, and upon vascular headache induced by intravenous histamine,
1946173
Protection afforded by the flak curtain against the German 20mm HE projectile,
1944174-76
Wounding effect of the German 20mm HE shell,
1944177
Army - Army Air Forces School of Aviation Medicine - Summaries of project reports - supplements V and VII, Randolph Field, Texas,
1945-1946
Army - Army Air Forces School of Applied Tactics - Aero Medical Department/Laboratory
178
Reference data,
1944179
Tactical unit surgeons' course - Orlando, Fla.,
1944
Army - Army Institute of Pathology - U.S. Joint Commission for the Investigation of the Atomic Bomb in Japan - Medical Report
21-3
Vol 1, section 1 - introduction; section 2 - physics; section 3 - Hiroshima city and Nagasaki city (copy 2) [photographs],
194524-5
Vol 2, part 1, section 5H - clinical observation: Hiroshima (copy 2) [photographs],
194526
Vol 2, part 2, section 5N - clinical observation: Nagasaki (copy 2) [photographs],
194527-8
Vol 3, section 6 - hematology; section 7 - bone marrow (copy 2) [photographs],
194529-11
Vol 4, section 5 - pathology (copy 2) [photographs],
1945212-13
Vol 5, section 9 - statistical study (copy 2) [photographs],
1945214
Vol 6, section 10 - population statistics; section 11 - building and protection study (copy 2) [photographs],
194531
Vol 6, section 10 - population statistics; section 11 - building and protection study (copy 2) [photographs] [cont'd],
194532-3
Vol 7 - Colonel Oughterson's personal notes,
undated34
Vol 8 - key to reference material [photographs],
1945-194735
Vol 9 - deletions from v. 1-2, 5-6,
1946
Army - Army Service Forces - Chemical Warfare Section - Medical Division
36
Effect of drugs on nerve activity,
undated37
A review of the insecticide hexachlorocyclohexane ("666") - report no. 56,
1945
Army - Medical Intelligence Division - Preventive Medicine Service - Medical and Sanitary Data on Japan (provisional edition)
38
Section I: public health and environmental factors influencing health and sanitation; section II: medical facilities,
194539
Section III: vital statistics,
1945310
Section IV: disease information; section V: summary and recommendations,
1945
Army - Operational Research Section
311
Eighth Air Force battle casualty survey,
1945312
A theory of fragmentation: comparison with the observed fragmentation of service bombs and shells - report no. 138,
1943
Navy
313
Application form and Hollerith card tabulation,
undated314
The development of night vision selection and training in the Navy,
undated315
Experimental studies on streptococcal infection and rheumatic fever; studies on streptolysins; preparation, improved methods of serum inhibitor titration, and preliminary results with human sera,
1950316
Flight tests of the emergency breathing procedure - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Center, Corpus Christi, Texas,
1944317
Gas protective ointments in prevention of poison ivy dermatitis,
1944318
Investigation of the protection afforded by standard issue Army and Navy sun glasses and goggles from the solar radiations present in the Arctic - task force sixty-eight, operation "Nanook",
1947319
Investigation of visual factors contributing to night aircraft accidents, with special reference to methods of lighting planes - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Bases, Corpus Christi, Texas - reports 1 and 2,
1945320
A new concept of the bends and a method for increasing one's resistance - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Station, Alameda, California,
1944321
A study of aerodontalgia occurring during routine oxygen indoctrination in the low pressure chamber with a view to evolving a theory regarding its cause - Medical Dept., U. S. Marine Corps Air Station, Quantico, Virginia,
1945322
A training manual for the emergency breathing procedure - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Center, Corpus Christi, Texas,
1944323
The value of hyperventilation as a means of surviving high-altitude emergencies without oxygen: a comparison with the emergency breathing procedure - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Center, Corpus Christi, Texas,
1944324
Voluntary pressure breathing of ambient atmosphere as a means of increasing the oxygen saturation of the blood,
1943
Navy - Bureau of Aeronautics
325
Dark adaptation study, U.S.S. Enterprise - preliminary report,
1941326
Oxygen rebreather - setting of admission valve,
undated
Navy - Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BuMed)
327
The effect of anoxia on night vision,
1945328
The effect of the navy airborne searchlight for dark adaptation,
1945329
The effectiveness of colored, versus neutral dark adaptation goggles,
undated330
Evaluation of oxygen and altitude indoctrination program,
1945331
A new test for demonstrating the effects of milder degrees of anoxia,
1946332
The physiological effects of carbon monoxide in relationship to carbon monoxide limitations in naval aircraft,
1943333
Reaction of aviation personnel at a simulated altitude of 30,000 feet to inspiratory obstruction,
1945334
Report on standardization of night lookout stages,
1945
Navy - BuMed - Division of Aviation Medicine
335
Physiological specifications for the design of aviation oxygen equipment,
1946336
Statistics of altitude training units,
1944-1945
Navy - BuMed - Research Division
337
Caloric requirement of man in cold climates - theoretical considerations,
1947338
Comparison of five leak testers,
1945339
Computation of adequate sun-scanning device,
1945340
Computation of ultraviolet and infrared intensity on certain airplane plastic windows,
1945341
Navy - Naval Experimental Diving Unit - Preliminary report on aeroembolism and equipment for oxygen inhalation,
1940
Navy - Naval Medical Research Institute
342
Declassification of NMRI reports,
1947-1953343
Distribution of impact forces on the human through restraining devices,
1946344
The effects on personnel of various concentrations of carbon dioxide and oxygen under conditions of submarine operations,
1944345
An evaluation of evidence for injury to the eye by sunlight,
1944346
Field test of acceptability of insect repellents for application to the skin,
1945347
The lucite calvarium - a method for direct observation of the brain. II. Cranial trauma and brain movement,
1946348
Oxygen breathing equipment in the Focke-Wulf 190 with a report of the improved Draeger diluter demand regulator incorporating a safety pressure mechanism,
1944349
A review of the physiologic and clinical data pertaining to decompression sickness,
1947
Navy - Office of Naval Research
350
European scientific notes,
1948-1949351
Technical information pilot - issued by science and technology project of Library of Congress for ONR,
1948352
Navy - Oxygen Indoctrination Unit - Aviation physiology and oxygen equipment,
1943
Navy - School of Aviation Medicine (SAM)
353
Determination of aqueous vapor tension in expired air,
1946354
A study of the physiological changes which occur during acclimatization to high altitude - occurrence of aero-embolism at moderate altitudes,
1946355
A study of the physiological changes which occur during acclimatization to high altitude - respiratory and circulatory findings,
1946356
Physiological changes in acclimatization to high altitude - the use of the A-103 Pauling oxygen analyzer to determine oxygen partial pressure,
1946357
Navy - SAM - Acceleration Unit - Annotated bibliography on the physiological effects of acceleration in aircraft,
1945
National Research Council (NRC)
41-2
NRC committees - officers and members,
1941-194843
List of confidential, restricted, and open minutes and reports,
194344
Progress report of advisory groups of the occupational therapy conference,
undated
NRC - Division of Anthropology and Psychology - Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots
45
"Airsickness and vestibular sensitivity as related to learning to fly" - G. R. Wendt,
194046
"Analysis of ratings in the preliminary phase of CAA training program" - H. M. Johnson, Mary L. Boots,
194047
"Analysis of test data on 1938-39 CAA students" - E. Lowell Kelly,
194048
"Automatic recording of muscular tension during flight" - Alexander C. Williams, Jr.,
194049
"Criteria of flight competence" - Howard A. Edgerton, Robert Y. Walker,
1940410
"Development of a scale for rating pilot competence" - E. Lowell Kelly,
1940411
"The development of standard flights and the use of time and motion study techniques in the pilot training program" - Morris S. Viteles,
1940412
"Graphic registration of flight performance" - R. M. Bellows,
1940413
"Indicators of emotional disturbances in flight" - Richard Parmenter,
1940414
"An objective measure of bodily steadiness in the selection of pilots" - John P. Foley, Jr.,
1940415
"Personality, interest, and attitude inventories in the selection of civilian pilots" - Thelma Hunt,
1940416
"A personality test to avoid guessing the 'right' answers in the selection of pilots" - Robert J. Wherry,
1940417
"The relationship of background and personality factors to pilot competency" - E. Lowell Kelly,
1940418
"Tests for the sensitivity of peripheral vision" - Miles A. Tinker,
1941419
"Tests for kinesthetic sensitivity in the selection of pilots" - William L. Lepley,
1940420
"The use of automatic recording in analyzing the process of learning to fly" - W. N. Kellogg,
1940
NRC - Division of Biology and Agriculture
421
Annual report,
1936422
Personnel of the Division of Biology and Agriculture,
1936
NRC - Division of Medical Sciences (DMS)
423
Bulletin on missile casualties - Lamport memorandum,
1944424
Chemotherapy center for tropical diseases reports,
1945425
Final statement,
1946426
Foreign news letters,
1944
Missile Casualties Reports
427
1 - Announcement of missile casualties report series with preliminary list of reports adopted by conference on missile casualties,
1945428
2 - The mechanism of wounding by high velocity missiles I. quantitative data,
1944429
4 - [partial report, no title],
undated430
6 - The mechanism of wounding by high velocity missiles II. microsecond x-ray studies,
1945431
7 - A new casualty criterion,
1944432
8 - Casualty criteria and a comparison of grenade models,
1945433
9 - Studies on wounds of the abdomen and thorax produced by high velocity missiles,
1945434
10 - Penetration of steel spheres into bone,
1945435
11 - Ballistics of the penetration of human skin by small spheres,
1945436
12 - The energy, mass and velocity which is required of small missiles in order to produce a casualty,
1945437
13 - Damage to peripheral nerves by high velocity missiles without a direct hit,
1945438
15 - The military loss resulting from a casualty related to the days lost from active duty,
1945439
16 - The relationship between flak wounds and the fragments causing them in air crew personnel,
1946440
17 - Appraisal of rapid killing power of high velocity bullets,
1946441
Progress report dealing with "chemical work on the plague bacillus immunogenic potency toxicity of antigenic fractions preparation of immune sera",
1943442
Report on a device for preventing formation of carbon monoxide by camp stoves,
c.1943443
Report on blast injuries of June 11,
1943
Surgery Reports
444
1 - Observations upon the anemia of chronic sepsis,
1943445
3 - Refrigeration in clinical surgery - abstract,
1944446
4 - Nerve degeneration following prolonged cooling of an extremity - abstract,
1944447
5 - The effects of temperature on the digestion of collagen by enzymes and by the subcutaneous tissues of the frog - abstract,
1944448
6 - The trend of forward surgery in Italy,
1944449
Report on conference on gas gangrene,
1943450-51
Subcommittee on Blood Substitutes - reports,
1941-1945452
Subcommittee on Surgical Infections - reports,
1940-1943453
Subcommittee on Wound Healing - reports,
undated454
Committee for Research in Problems of Sex - 18th annual report,
1939
NRC - DMS - Committee on Aviation Medicine (CAM)
455
Analytic study of pressure transmission factors in anti-G suits - report 129,
1942456-59
Bulletin of the Committee on Aviation Medicine - vol I-III [photographs],
1941-1945460
The effect of pulmonary ventilation on the vasomotor action of adrenaline,
c.1940461
Evaporation and loss of heat from the respiratory tract at high altitudes,
1940462
List of declassified reports,
1945-1953463
A list of papers and minutes of the Flying Personnel Research Committee Office of the Director of Medical Services - Royal Air Force,
1941-1943464
Lists of reports sent to Dr. Fulton and acknowledgement of their receipt,
1942-1946465
Mechanism of bubble formation in the blood of mammals in relation to decompression sickness,
undated466
On the use of carbon dioxide in aviation,
c.1940467
Oxygen manual,
1943468
The physiological requirements of sealed high altitude aircraft compartments,
193551
Report to Dr. Lewis H. Weed concerning the trip of the Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness to California,
194452
Review of methods of applying air pressure to the extremities for protection against acceleration with measurements of the effective pressure of the skin - report no. 228,
194353
A study of methods of intentionally crashing aircraft with purpose toward the survival of personnel,
194654
Suggested program for the investigation of the possible efficacy of CO2 administration with O2 at very high altitudes,
1940
NRC - DMS - CAM - Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness
55-6
Bulletin of the Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness,
1942-194557
News letter,
194458
Committee on Chemotherapeutic and Other Agents - Clinical investigation of streptomycin,
194659
Committee on Convalescence and Rehabilitation - reports,
1943-1945510
Committee on Drugs and Medical Supplies - reports,
1942-1945511
Committee on Industrial Medicine - reports,
1942-1945512
Committee on Information - reports,
1940-1945513-14
Committee on Medicine (CM) - Subcommittee on Clinical Investigation - Bulletin of Subcommittee on Clinical Investigation,
1940-1942515
Subcommittee on Infectious Diseases - reports,
1940-1945516-17
Subcommittee on Venereal Diseases - reports,
1940-1943518
Committee on Research in Endocrinology - Summary report of the Committee 1936-1945,
1945519-20
Committee on Surgery - Subcommittee on Neurosurgery - reports,
1940-1945
NRC - Insect Control Committee
521-23
Abstract bulletin of the Insect Control Committee coordination center - series A and B,
1945-1946524
149 - The mechanism of action of DDT,
1945525
151 - Equipment for the dispersal of insecticides my means of aircraft,
1946526
154 - Physiological action of insecticides and repellents,
1945527
156 - Investigation on arthropods of medical importance,
1945528
158 - Investigations on the control of insects and other arthropods of importance to the armed forces conducted by the Orlando, Fla., research laboratory, April 1942 to October 1945,
1945529
161 - Compound 1080, sodium fluoroacetate, as a control agent for field rodents,
1945530
162 - Compound 1080, sodium fluoroacetate, its efficiency as a raticide,
1945531
163 - A summary of field reports on 1080 (sodium fluoroacetate),
1945532
167 - Investigations on the control of insects and other arthropods of importance to the armed forces conducted by Division of Insecticide Investigations, Beltsville, Maryland,
1945533
169 - The preparation and use of radioactive dibromo diphenyl trichloroethane,
1945534
170 - Research on insects affecting the armed forces conducted by the Division of Forest Insect Investigations, Beltsville, Maryland, November 16, 1944 to October 31, 1945,
1945535
171 - The physiological action of DDT,
1945536
172 - Table of toxicities,
1945537
173 - Final supplementary statement on the performance of 1080 in field rodent control and related matters,
1945538
175 - The mode of action of insecticides, especially DDT,
1945539
176 - A study of the action of insect repellents in terms of their effects on insect behavior and in relation to their properties,
1945540
181 - Laboratory tests with pyrethrum and DDT aerosols against the common malaria mosquito and the housefly,
1945
Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD) - Committee on Aviation Medicine
61
Acoustical consideration in the design of an oxygen mask,
1942-194462
Bubble formation in decompressed animals,
undated63-8
Monthly progress reports - Andrus - Smith,
1941-194569
A study of orthostatic insufficiency by the tiltboard method,
1942
OSRD - Committee on Medical Research (CMR)
610-11
Reports,
1941-1945612
Atabrine #2,
1943613
Blast as a factor causing casualties in Anderson shelters and among people exposed in the open,
1941614
III. Chemotherapy of plague - abstract of final report,
1944615
Dermatophytosis,
1943616
Development of oxygen candle apparatus for use in aircraft,
1946617
Directions for use and a discussion of insecticides and repellents investigated at the Orlando Laboratory for the Armed Forces - tropical disease report no. 7,
1944618
Final report on plague vaccines and sera and chemotherapy of plague - abstract - tropical disease report no. 24,
1944619
Injuries resulting from aircraft accidents, U.S. Army Air Forces, continental U.S.,
1944-1945620
Monthly and bi-monthly progress reports,
1942-1945621
Monthly and bi-monthly progress reports - malaria,
1944-1945622
Monthly and bi-monthly progress reports - wound ballistics,
1944-1945623
News letters,
1943-1945624
Observations on B.P.C. 12 - report on body armour,
undated625
Proceedings on the peripheral nerve and concussion conferences - neurosurgery report no. 68,
1944626
Results of screening tests with materials for use as miticides,
1945627
Studies on the problem of acceleration in aviation medicine,
1942628-30
Summary of reports received by the Committee on Medical Research,
1944-1946631
The use of penicillin in infections of the central nervous system, bone and chest - chemotherapy report no. 13,
1945
Contract Reports (OEMcmr)
71
54 - Clothing as a factor in heat elimination during work in hot environments,
194272
54 - The requirements of water and of sodium chloride for the best performance of men working in hot climates,
undated73
54 - Selection of men for physical work in hot weather,
undated74
64 - A study of the effects of taking glucose during long sustained work in the heat,
undated75
104 - Final report on shark repellent experiments conducted in Ecuador,
194376
113 - The effect in man of chronic intermittent anoxia on glucose tolerance and the urinary excretion of sodium potassium, chloride, phosphorus, nitrogen and 17-ketosteroids - abstract,
194377
122 - The lactate response to exercise and its relationship to physical fitness - abstract,
194378
122 - A maximal pack test of exercise tolerance - abstract,
194379
122 - Some observations on 325 Schneider tests on healthy young men - abstract,
1943710
122 - Studies of the effect of training on scores in a submaximal test of exercise tolerance - abstract,
1943711
132 - Drying by ice sublimation,
undated712
174 - Effect of repeated short exposures to reduced atmospheric pressure in normal human subjects - abstract,
1943713
658 - The performance of communication equipment in noise,
1942
Interim Reports
714
1 - Water losses from man in the desert,
1943715
2 - Changes in the concentration and volume of blood during desert dehydration,
1943716
3 - Salt in relation to water metabolism in the desert,
1943717
4 - Dehydration exhaustion,
1943718
5 - Economy of drinking water in the desert,
1943719
6 - Urinary and salivary flows during dehydration,
1943720
7 - Prediction of water requirements of men in the desert,
1943721
8 - Survival time of men without water in the desert,
1943722
9 - Circulatory and temperature changes of the body in dehydration,
1943723
10 - Survival times and drinking water available to castaways,
1943724
11 - Water requirements of air force personnel in the desert during the hot season,
1943725
12 - Water shortage in the desert,
1943726
13 - Water losses of men on life rafts,
1943727
Subcommittee on Clinical Investigations - Bi-monthly progress reports,
1944-1945728
Subcommittee on Medical Nutrition - reports,
1940-1944729
Subcommittee on Venereal Diseases - reports,
1943-1945730
Committee on Shock and Transfusion - reports,
1943-1945
OSRD - CMR - Insect Control Committee
731-32
Abstract bulletin of the Insect Control Committee coordination center,
1945733
Economy of pyrethrum in fly and mosquito sprays,
1942-1943734
Methods of preparation and directions for use for the materials recommended at the 5th conference of the OSRD on insect repellents and insecticides,
1943735
The use of MYL powder in treating public louse infestations,
c.1943736
M-723 - Special report on aerosol tested against mosquitoes and houseflies,
1943737
M-723 - Suggested methods for testing mosquito and other flying and biting insect repellent materials (revised),
1943738
M-920 - A report on laboratory tests with SBLY as a toxicant for mosquito larvae,
1943739
M-920 - A special progress report on results of comparative tests with SSBS and MYL louse powders,
1943740
M-920 - Special report on impregnation of underwear for louse control,
1943741
M-1702 - Special report on SSBS and SBLY as an anopheline larvacide under laboratory conditions,
1943742
M-1702 - Tests of larvicidal aerosols containing SBLY,
1943743
M-723, M-920, M-1702 - Special report on solubility of SBLY in organic solvents,
1943744
OEMcmr 29 - Insect repellent investigations - final summary for 1942,
1943745
OSRD - National Defense Research Committee - Final report on the effects of binocular magnification on the visibility of targets at low levels of illumination,
1944
Yale Aeromedical Research Unit
746
[Blank forms, weather data],
1945, undated747-48
[Collected reports],
1941-1945749
Pathological lesions in the lungs of monkeys following explosive decompression,
1953750
Progress report,
1952
Australia
National Health and Medical Research Council
751
Organization flow chart,
undated
F.R. Reports
752
69 - The relationship between visual acuity and flying ability,
undated753
70 - Investigation of the effect of malarial suppressive drugs on altitude tolerance,
undated754
71 - Effect of anti-malarial drugs on "G" tolerance,
undated755
72 - Effect of anti-malarial drugs on dark adaptation,
undated756
73 - Effect of anti-malarial drugs on susceptibility to motion,
undated757
79 - The present status of drug therapy in motion sickness - summary of the literature,
undated758
83 (a) - Experimental results on the amount of protection against G afforded by restricting C.A.A.G. suit to "LPGS" plus a belt,
undated759
84 - The marking of aircraft instrument dials,
undated760
85 - Report on captured Japanese equipment,
1944761
86 - The effect of head position on susceptibility to motion sickness,
1944762
89 - Use of benzedrine to overcome fatigue in operational flights of long range flying boat crews,
undated763
92 - Preliminary report on K.O.P. anti-G suits,
1944
Open Reports
764
1 - Physiological considerations in the development of tropical centres,
undated765
4 - The effect of combatant patrol activities on some physical characters of A.I.F. infantry personnel,
1946766
5 - Variations in human reactions to hot atmospheres as functions of temperature and humidity - preliminary report,
1946767
9 - Atmospheric conditions encountered during a survey of R.A.A.F. ground crew on tropical service and their relationship to both sweat loss and the results obtained with the Harvard Page test,
1947
Special Reports Upon Overseas Visit
768
1 - Human climatology (provisional),
1946769
1a - Service aspects of human climatology,
1946770
2 - Food and agriculture organisation (FAO) of the United Nations,
1946771
3 - Academic organisation and training,
1946772
4 - Animal physiology (with especial reference to climatology),
1946
Canada
773
Department of Pensions and National Health - Occupational hazards in the munitions industry,
undated
National Research Council (NRC) - Associate Committee on Army Medical Research (ACAMR)
774
The nutritional status of 29 Japanese P.'s O.W.,
1945775
The relationship of the ocular findings in the aircrew medical examination to success in pilot and navigator training,
1945776
Report on the nutritional status of I.O.R.'s,
1945777
The test retest reliability of ocular muscle balance tests,
1943778
Subcommittee on Personnel Selection - An outdoor study of night vision,
1945
Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)
779
Norms obtained from the ocular examination of 2453 aircrew candidates,
1943780
Medical Services - Progress report no. 3 from London low pressure research unit,
1941781
Royal Canadian Navy - Medical Research Unit - Report on sea trials with R.C.N. experimental seasickness remedy no. 1,
undated
Great Britain
782
American red goggles,
1943783
The elimination of haemolytic streptococci from burns and scalds by penicillin and propamidine,
undated784
A report on burns in the Middle East forces,
undated785
Admiralty (A) - Admiralty research organization chart,
1945
A - Admiralty Research Laboratory
786
Acuity of vision through colour filters,
undated787
Dark adaptation following exposure to red, orange, and white light for different times and at different intensities,
1942788
Effect of bright sunlight on subsequent dark adaptation,
1943789
Effect of muscular inactivity on dark adaptation,
1943790
A - Royal Navy - Royal Navy Medical Department - An analysis of some naval battle casualties,
1943791
Air Ministry (AM) - Report on a second visit to Canadian cold weather areas,
1949
AM - Flying Personnel Research Committee (FPRC)
792
Index of reports - 1-570,
194381
Index of reports - 678-723,
undated82
100 - An investigation into the cause of "bend" and other ill effects in animals subjected to pressure below atmosphere,
undated83
144 - Reports to the Secretary of State for Air on the activities of the FPRC,
194084
154 - An enquiry into the significance of Haldane's tables of decompression for divers in connexion with aviation,
undated85
176 - Observations on the efficiency of abnormal belts in the prevention of "blacking out",
194086
177 - Final observations on the value of crouching as a preventive of "blacking out",
194087
178 - Loss of carbon dioxide at low pressure,
194088
212 and (a) - An investigation into the effect of a reclining posture on the ability to withstand high "G",
194089
213 - Investigation into the effect of altitude and anoxia on "blacking out" threshold,
undated810
227 - An experimental study of mental fatigue,
undated811
232 - Use of carbon dioxide in aviation,
1941812
234 - The use of benzedrine in normal subjects,
undated813
237 - Investigation into the psychological effects of benzedrine on normal adults,
undated814
238 - Decompression experiments on rabbits,
undated815
244 - Altitude conditioning on aircraft cabins,
undated816
248 (a) and (b) - Report on comparison trials of intercommunication systems A1134 (R.A.F. set) and AX-20 (Rawdon-Smith set),
1941817
265 - Medical care of flying personnel in war,
undated818
267 - Observations on decompression sickness in man,
1941819
270 - Development of the type F oxygen mask,
1941820
271 - Measurements on the removal of carbon monoxide from aircraft heating systems,
1941821
274 and (a) - Fractures of the spine sustained by R.A.F. pilots and the relationship of these injuries to Sutton harness, parachute harness and other equipment,
1941822
275 - Analysis of causes for suspension of pupils at elementary flying training schools based on the type of inadequacy,
undated823
277 - Report on the problem of airsickness in parachute troops,
undated824
277 (a) - Report on the medical aspect of the selection and training of parachute troops,
undated825
279 - Scoring method and normal varieties of performance,
1941826
281 - Selection of radio and wireless operators,
undated827
282 - The encephalograph as a means of assessing aptitude of R.A.F. cadets. Failure to establish any correlation in 100 cases,
1941828
285 - The influence of oxygen deficiency and drugs on flying the link trainer,
undated829
287 - A device for combatting enemy searchlights during bombing operations,
1941830
289 - Progress report on dark adaptation and night vision,
undated831
292 - Benzedrine in anoxaemia and fatigue field experiment,
1941832
296 - Memorandum on prevention of sickness in air-borne troops,
undated833
299 - Interim report of work carried out for Physiology Department, Edinburgh University,
1941834
300 - Final report on effect of abdominal compression on ability to withstand G,
1941835
301 - Test flights with hydrostatic suit,
undated836
301 (a) - The Franks' anti-blacking-out suit,
undated837
302 - F.L. exhaust gas detectors,
1941838
303 - Experimental pressure suit development,
1941839
304 (a) - Effects of flash from 303 and 20mm cannon ammunition,
undated840
310 - Summary of report on second six months of Royal Air Force Hospital, Matlock, Derbyshire,
1940841
311 - Medical aspects of aviation in Mediterranean command,
1941842
312 - Experimental investigation of bullet damage to direct heating system,
1941843
314 - Dark adaptation study U.S.S. Enterprise,
undated844
317 - Histological changes in the lungs of rabbits decompressed to 40,000 to 49,000 ft.,
1941845
318 - Remedies for sea-sickness and air-sickness,
1941846
321 (a) - Extracts from German literature,
undated847
322 - Interim report from the R.A.F. Physiological Research Unit, Farnborough,
undated848
324 - Notes on night vision,
undated849
326 - Report on the perception of stationary and moving aeroplane silhouettes in plain and clouded fields,
undated850
329 - Visit to no. 2 bombing gunnery school, Millom,
1941851
332 - Abstracts of reports of work on aviation medical research in the Medical Research Department of the Banting Institute,
1941852
333 - The effect of wearing heavy flying clothing on the extra oxygen consumption required for light work,
1941853
334 - Observations of the pathology of airsickness,
1941854
335 - Investigations in the Royal Canadian Air Force - D.M.S. circular order no. 34,
1941855
336 - Tests for radio operators,
1941856
338 - Influence of drugs on ability to withstand centrifugal force,
1941857
339 - Flight tests on Franks' hydrostatic suit,
1941858
340 - Note of effect on adrenal cortical extract,
1941859
341 - Present position of oxygen equipment (excluding cylinders, etc.) in U.S.A., Canada and Great Britain,
undated860
342 - Instrument lighting for night use,
1941861
343 - Proposed researches by Professor I. de Burgh Daly,
1941862
345 - Report VII. A histological examination of the spinal cord of animals rapidly decompressed to 40,000-45,000 feet,
undated863
346 - Report on some visual problems of submarine direction,
undated864
347 - Note on the effect of decompression on cerebrospinal fluid pressure,
1941865
350 - The basis for present R.A.F. standards of carbon monoxide tolerance in aircraft,
1941866
352 - The protection of hearing,
undated867
353 - Instrument lighting in aircraft (and vehicles),
1941868
355 - Factors influencing onset and production of fatigue in Catalina flying boat crews,
1941869
357 - Suspensions at elementary flying training schools, frequency of faults,
1941870
358 (b) - Letter from the Royal Australian Air Force Flying Personnel,
1941871
358 (e) - Cockpit lighting,
undated872
358 (i) - Notes on airsickness,
undated873
358 (j) - Report no. 2 on "blackout" work at Sydney University,
undated874
358 (k)-2 - Points from Royal Australian Air Force Flying Personnel Research Committee,
undated875
361 - The use of benzedrine to overcome fatigue on operational flights in coastal command,
1941876
364 - The standard rudder bar,
undated877
365 - Report on visit to Canada and the U.S.A. for liaison in aviation physiology,
1941878
369 - The influence upon night vision on artificial dilatation of the pupil,
undated879
372 - Incidence of ear, nose and throat affections among candidates examined at R.A.F. aviation candidates medical boards,
undated880
374 - Report on provision of oxygen equipment on ferry aircraft and on aircraft during transatlantic delivery,
1941881
375 - Review of oxygen apparatus for aviation in use and development,
1941882
376 - Report on proposed R.C.A.F. oxygen and w/t equipment with special reference to its interchangeability with present and proposed R.A.F. equipment,
undated883
377 - Report on mobile decompression chambers,
1941884
380 - Investigation of blood in "height" sensitive and "height" insensitive animals,
undated885
381 - The Jacques Volodarsky heated flying suit with automatically stabilised temperature,
1941886
383 - Airsickness in hotspur gliders (6 passengers),
undated887
384 - Medical services in the German air forces,
undated888
385 - Report of the pre-selection sub-committee of the Flying Personnel Research Committee,
1941889
388 - Design of the oximeter, warning and flight models, progress report as of 1st September,
1941890
392 - Extract from the Russian handbook of the medical examination for fitness for flying, 1939, pages 85-92,
undated891
392 (h) - Russian manual of the method of examination for flying duties,
undated892
394 - Relationship between the electroencephalogram and flying ability,
undated893
397 - The relation between systolic blood pressure and effects of glare,
1941894
398 - Report on aviation medicine activities in Canada and U.S.A.,
undated895
403 - Recruitment, selection and training of sector controllers,
undated896
403 (a) - Second report on the selection of sector control officers,
1942897
405 - Note on physiological protection against carbon monoxide inhalation,
1942898
407 (a) - Note of progress of the pneumodynamic suit,
1942899
409 - Note on the small microphone used with the Canadian demand valve oxygen equipment,
undated8100
410 (a) - Interim report on clinical investigations into air-sickness,
undated8101
412 (b) - An enquiry into psychological disorders in flying personnel,
undated8102
412 (c) - Investigation into psychological disorders in flying personnel. Section 1. A critical review of published literature,
19428103
412 (d) - Investigation into psychological disorders in flying personnel. Section 2. Review of reports submitted to Air Ministry since outbreak of the war, April,
19428104
413 - Outline of general system and details of demand valve,
undated8105
414 - Oxygen source for use in aircraft,
19428106
415 - Legibility of different coloured instrument markings and illuminated signs at low illuminations,
undated8107
418 - Measurement of blind approach and landing ability,
undated8108
419 (a) - Wastage in wireless operations under training,
19428109
410 - Notes on a discussion on laryngaphones held at North Court, Tuesday 18th November 1941,
19428110
421 - Memorandum on research carried out at the Physiology Department, University of Edinburgh,
undated8111
423 (a) - Lighting and marking of aircraft instruments,
undated8112
423 (b) - Position in April, 1942, of certain flying equipment,
19428113
423 (m) - An investigation of landing accidents in relation to fatigue,
19438114
423 (q) - Visibility of plotting arrow from various distances and viewing angles,
19438115
423 (r) - Grid reference telling from various distances and viewing angles,
19438116
423 (w) - The synthetic training of Pathfinder air bombers in visual centring on target indicators,
19458117
427 - Report on tests of the thermal and electrothermal properties of the "Taylor suit",
19418118
429 - Pre-selection tests in the R.A.F.,
19428119
430 - Preliminary note on frost bite in the Royal Air Force,
19428120
431 - Reasons for the establishment of a visual training course for special duty look-outs,
undated8121
432 - Comparison of type 39 microphone (laryngophone) and type 26 service electro-magnetic microphone,
undated8122
433 - Carbon monoxide,
19428123
437 - Experiments on the effect of explosive decompression on man,
19428124
456 - Classification of rabbits into groups according to their apparent sensitivity to high altitudes,
19428125
478 - Gas bubbles in circulating blood of decompressed animals,
19428126
485 - The correlation between swing sickness and air sickness and history of motion sickness,
19428127
491 - I. Gas bubble formation in circulating blood of isolated perfused lungs at low pressure II. Gas bubbles in shed blood at low pressures, including a descri8ption of a pompholygometer,
19428128
492 - Fatigue and flying accidents,
19428129
493 - Use of benzedrine to overcome fatigue in operational flights in bomber command,
undated8130
494 - Dazzle Sub-Committee (Vision Committee) progress report (August 1942),
19428131
495 - Elimination of nitrogen and other gases from the lungs of animals breathing oxygen,
19428132
496 (a) - Note on the testing of night vision,
19428133
497 - Electric inter-communication for elementary type aircraft - final report,
undated8134
498 - Devices for protecting pilots from the effects of high acceleration with particular reference to trials of the Franks suit,
19428135
500 - Note on prone position in aircraft,
undated8136
501 - Carboxyhaemoglobin values in aircraft accidents,
19428137
503 - United States low pressure "walk around" bottle,
undated8138
507 - Benzedrine and the beam approach,
undated8139
510 - Airsickness in gliders,
undated8140
511 - Investigation of the clinical effects of anoxia of moderate severity,
19438141
519 - Clinical observations on selection tests carried out in the decompression chamber,
19438142
521 - Oxygen requirements in flight,
19438143
522 - Night vision testing group - Vision Committee,
19438144
524 - The effects of decreased atmosphere pressures on the oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions in the lungs,
19438145
556 - Prevention of injury in aircraft crashes,
19438146
595 - The selective benefit of oxygen pretreatment in the case of decompressed animals having low corpuscular haemoglobin values,
19448147
633 (a) - Report on a survey of body and clothing measurements of Royal Air Force personnel,
19458148
649 - Eye colour scale,
19458149
651 - Report to the Secretary of State for Air on the committee's activities for the period June 1940 to Dec. 1945,
19468150
651 (a) - FPRC reports index,
19468151
658 - Report on the hazards of escaping from aircraft in combat,
19468152
658 (a) - Injuries to aircraft from the chest-type parachute,
1946-19478153
664 - The autokinetic illusion,
19468154
665 - The assessment of "perceptual ability",
19458155
665 (a) - Further experiments on the assessment of "perceptual ability",
19468156
668 - Scale and dial reading,
19468157
671 - Ejection of pilots from aircraft. A review of the applied physiology,
19468158
672 - The significance of sickness in operational bomber crews,
19478159
673 - The heights and weights of Royal Navy pilots compared with those of R.A.F. pilots,
19478160
674 - Some medical aspects of parachute training,
19488161
678 - The movements of the eyes in searching for an inconspicuous object,
19468162
679 - Visual coverage afforded in a single fixation: the probability of perceiving an inconspicuous object displaced from the fixation point,
19468163
683 - An investigation into the perception of movement,
19478164
684 - The otological committee,
19478165
685 - Exercise "Musk Ox" - the medical aspects of air supply,
19478166
688 (b) - The first report on the effect of high intensity vibrations on some animals,
undated8167
689 - body measurements of pilots and cockpit dimensions,
19478168
692 - The design and display of pilots' instruments,
19488169
693 - The otological committee,
19488170
698 - Sub-standard candidates,
19488171
700 - Memorandum on methods of assessing the functional performance of flying helmets,
19488172
700 (a) - Observations on the design and development of ear defenders,
19488173
701 - Sickness and stress in operational flying,
19488174
702 - Experimental knob shapes,
19488175
702 (a) - Selection of knob shapes for radio and other controls,
19508176
704 - Forearm blood flow at altitude,
19488177
705 - Studies on the oxygen paradox,
19488178
707 - Reactions on re-test to inhibition of a learned task,
194891
710 - Physiological requirements for air-conditioning in the cabins of pressurized aircraft,
194992-6
711 and (a) (b) (e) (f) - Surveys of the heights and weights of Royal Air Force personnel,
194997
712 - Deinsectization of aircraft and crazing of perspex windows,
194998
713 - The effect of the application of an arterial occlusion cuff to the wrist on the blood flow in the human forearm,
194799
715 - Report on development of life-saving jacket for civil aircraft,
1949910
716 - Generalized vasodilation in response to heating localized areas of the skin,
1949911
719 - The determination of urinary total neutral 17 and 20 ketosteroids in "stress",
1949912
725 - Two experiments on fatigue as affecting skilled performance in civilian aircrew,
1949913
754 - Presentation of information by aircraft instruments: experimental inquiries II instrument reading performance under varied illuminating conditions,
1951914
765 - The effects of flying upon human performance,
1951915
768 - Signal visibility on a B-scan radar display,
1951916
771 - Blinking during visual tracking,
1951917
774 - Exercise Bara Bara - joint wet/cold field test of personal and survival equipment,
1951918
777 - A series of decompression tests carried out on ten subjects with and without pre-oxygenation,
1952919
778 - Cholinesterase activity in plasma during anoxia,
1951920
780 - R.A.F. Radar Research Unit memorandum report,
1952921
AM - FPRC - Vision Committee bulletin,
1946
AM - Royal Air Force
922
Casualty air evacuation - quarterly report,
1950923
R.A.F. research in aviation medicine,
undated924
Statement on present position of sea survival equipment,
1950
Medical Research Council (MRC)
925
London news letter,
1943926
The resistance of flak suits and an armoured life jacket to penetration by steel balls,
1944
MRC - Subcommittee on Burns
927
The first aid treatment of burns and scalds,
1943928
Phosphorus burns,
1942
MRC - Body Protection Committee
929
Interim report of investigations into airsickness in gliders,
undated930
Medical Research Council - Body Protection Committee - A report on the blast and splinters inside vehicles with 1 inch and 1.5 inch armour attacked by no. 68 grenades,
1941931
MRC - Committee on the Care of Shipwrecked Personnel on Water Requirements and Supplies - Outline of the work of the committee,
c.1943932
MRC - Committee to Consider Means of Physical Protections for Members of the Fighting Forces - casualty analysis: summary of action as affecting casualties,
1944
MRC - Military Personnel Research Committee (MPRC) - Subcommittee on Airborne Troops
933
Remedies for seasickness,
1943934
Reports,
1943
MRC - MPRC - Subcommittee on Weapons
935
The blast protection afforded to the ear by service pattern flying helmets and by service headphones,
1944936
Rupture of the ear-drums by blast,
1944937
MRC - War Wounds Committee - Anaerobes Subcommittee reports,
1942
Ministry of Aircraft Production - Oxford Research Unit
938
The effect of the centrifugal forces on the blood circulation of the aircraft pilot - translation of Heinz von Diringshofen,
undated939
An experimental study of the value of the American "flak suit" against fragments,
1944940
The resistance at normal and oblique impact, of 1.2 and 3 mm manganese steel to 25 pr. Shell fragments - summary,
undated941
The resistance of Doron and other materials to 25 pr. Shell fragments,
undated942
A review of the criteria of wounding power in common use,
undated943
The value of body armour for air-crews,
1945944
Ministry of Home Security (MHS) - Wounds caused by bakelite fragments,
1943
MHS - Civil Defence Research Committee
945
RC (G) 6 - Photometric properties of the atmosphere - the co-ordination of research in vision and visibility,
1944946
RC 239 - Critical perforation velocity of a 3/32 in. steel ball fired at cloths, manganese, steel and "tufnol carp",
1941947
RC 249 - The effect of blast on the heart and head (preliminary note),
undated948
RC 376 - Some remarks on observations by Zuckerman and others on lesions in lungs,
1943949
RC 383 - The equation of state and the adiabatic pressure-volume relation for the products of detonation in PETN,
1943950
RC 406 - The relations between anti-personnel effect and size of projectile,
1944
MHS - Research and Experiments Department
951
Assessment of anti-personnel effects in 3 lb. and 6 lb. anti-tank projectile tests carried out at Whitchurch on 9/10 July 1942 and 22/24 July,
1942952
Casualty rates of flying bombs by day,
1945953
Casualty rates of flying bombs at night,
1945
Casualty Surveys
954-55
Analysis of casualty survey reports 1-46,
undated956
1 - Explosion in room,
undated957
2 - Direct hits on Anderson shelters,
undated958
3 - Direct hit on Anderson shelter,
undated959
4 - Explosion in large dining hall,
undated960
5 - Bomb 15 feet from Anderson shelter,
undated961
6 - Two bombs on railway station (open),
undated962
7 - Bomb in open,
undated963
8 - Heavy bomb outside 3-storied building,
undated964
9 - Bomb in open,
undated965
10 - Bomb close to surface brick shelter,
undated966
11 - Direct hit by 50 kg. bomb, with explosion outside and casualties inside a room and basement,
undated967
12 - Bomb inside cinema,
undated968
13 - Bomb close to Anderson shelters,
undated969
14 - 50 kg. on a 3-storied house,
undated970
15 - Direct hit by 250 kg. on small house,
undated971
16 - Bomb between two rows of terrace houses,
undated972
17 - Direct hit by 50 kg. bomb on house. Casualties in cellar,
undated973
18 - 50 kg. bomb in open,
undated974
19 - 50 kg. bomb on large work-shed,
undated975
20 - 50 kg. in open,
undated976
21 - Direct hit by 500 kg. bomb on a row of small houses,
undated977
22 - 500 kg. bomb in front of small houses,
undated978
23 - 250 kg. bomb on one of a terrace of small houses,
undated979
24 - Boy seriously wounded in open 30 feet from 50 kg. bomb,
undated980
25 - Direct hit by 50 kg. on communal sunk steel arched shelter,
undated981
26 - 50 kg. bomb on small house,
undated982
27 - Birmingham bomb census no. B.61-136 - 50 kg. bomb immediately outside small two-storied house,
undated983
28 - Direct hit by 50 kg. on two-storied house. Reinforced cellar saved thirteen people,
undated984
29 - 250 kb. Bomb about 5 ft. from nearest point of partially buried communal concrete shelter. Some men in open,
undated985
30 - Direct hit by 50 kg. bomb on Anderson shelter,
undated986
31 - 250 kg. bomb 5 ft. from an underground long communal arched steel shelter of small cross section,
undated987
32 - 250 kg. 15 ft. from Anderson shelter,
undated988
33 - 50 kg. bomb on back of three storied house,
undated989
34 - 250 kg. bomb in front of two attached houses,
undated990
35 - 250 kg. bomb exploding in mid-air in yard of "cooperative" stores,
undated991
36 - 4.5 in. A.A. shell exploding in bar parlour of inn,
undated992
37 - Parachute mine on residential district,
undated993
38 - Parachute mine in already damaged and partially evacuated residential area,
undated994
39 - Bomb-disposal party injured by a parachute mine,
undated995
40 - Parachute mine detonating in open. Men under cover 150 ft. away unhurt,
undated996
41 - 250 kg. bomb exploding near Anderson shelters,
undated997
42 - Presumed 1000 kg. bomb bursting in street flanked by shops and public-houses,
undated998
43 - 50 kg. bomb exploding in railway arch shelter. Majority of those present killed or injured,
undated999
44 - Parachute mine on small terrace house,
undated9100
45 - Presumed 1000 kg. bomb near occupied Anderson shelters and behind occupied houses,
undated9101
46 - 50 kg. bomb exploding on pavement. Policeman 50 ft. away killed by splinters,
undated
Research Committee (RC) Numbered Reports
9102
232 - The relationship between striking-velocity and the damage caused to materials by a 3/32 in. steel ball,
19419103
264 - An experimental study of the wounding mechanism of high velocity missiles,
undated9104
350 - The wounding power of small bomb and shell fragments,
undated9105
398 - The fitting of the normal bivariate surface to observed bomb scatters,
19439106
434 - An experimental study of the value of the American "flak-suit" against fragments,
undated
Research Experiment Notes (REN) Numbered Reports
9107
227 - A comparison of the casualty rates of the 1-in. mortar and the 36-grenade,
19449108
283 - Note by Oxford Extra-Mural Unit on blast pressure conditions which cause death or temporary incapacity - reference A.S.H.L.O. letter dated 15.9.43,
19449109
317 - Casualty effects of high explosive bombs in low level daylight raids compared with high level night raids,
19449110
428 - Memo on the risk of eye injuries in air-raids - particularly in flying bomb incidents,
19449111
Ministry of Production - Office of Scientific Advisors - reports,
1943
Ministry of Supply - Advisory Council on Scientific Research and Technical Development
9112
The performance of the U.S. M41 20 lb. fragmentation bombs - summary,
19449113
Sizes of shell, mortar and bomb fragments causing wounds - AC 3412,
1942
RC Numbered Reports
9114
384 - The adiabatic pressure-volume relation of the products of detonation of aluminum-tnt mixtures,
19439115
385 - Cased charges XVIII. Fragmentation, VII. Casings of different materials (mild steel, cast iron, lead and aluminum) and of different thicknesses. I. Velocities of fragments,
19439116
386 - Cased charges XIX. Fragmentation, IX. Casings of different materials (mild steel, cast iron, lead and aluminum) and of different thicknesses. II. Weight distribution of fragments,
19439117
387 - Cased charges XX. Empirical relationship for use in comparing results of fragmentation trials. I. Velocities of fragments,
19439118
388 - Cased charges XXI. The relationships for use in comparing results of fragmentation trials. II. Weight distribution of fragments,
19439119
389 - Cased charges XXII. The relationships for use in comparing results of fragmentation tests. III. Numbers of fragments,
19439120
391 - Cased charges XXIII. Empirical relationships for use in comparing results of fragmentation tests. IV. Controlled fragmentation,
1943
National Physical Laboratory
9122
Note on testing Coquille lenses and specification of a C quality,
19459123
Notes on the standardisation of methods of assessing dazzle from gun flashes,
1943
Royal Aircraft Establishment
9124
Investigation into the performance of the "Hymatic" anti-G valve type A.G. 2 and assorted circuits,
19519125
Carbon monoxide contamination tests at the R.A.E. on Mustang I aircraft of Army Cooperation Command,
19429126
Investigation of possible alternative materials to mica for the valve discs of oxygen mask inspiratory valves,
19429127
Review of the carbon monoxide contamination tests on aircraft in the 15 months to 30 September,
1942
Other Sources
9128
Altitude training program,
19439129
The B-24 oxygen system with physiological discussion - Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation,
19439130
The Bermuda Biological Station for Research - reports of officers for the years 1943, 1944 and 1945,
19469131
Conference on the physico-chemical mechanism of nerve activity - New York Academy of Sciences, Section on Biology - preprints of papers presented,
19469132
Effectiveness of a high carbohydrate diet in raising the ceiling of men under the condition of anoxia (SPQRD 430, low protein) - Northwestern University,
undated9133
Medical research in some aspects of aircraft design - Boeing,
undated9134
[Miscellaneous data],
1946, undated9135
Personality, organization and anoxia tolerance - College of the City of New York,
undated9136
Primary physiology of high altitude flying and outline for demonstration of oxygen equipment,
undated9137
Report on co-ordination of medical abstracting services - U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization,
19479138
Report on the determination of carbon monoxide, ammonia, and oxides of nitrogen when present together with hydrogen in air - Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology,
undated9139
Some considerations on aeromedical research,
19489140
South African Air Force - aptitude tests section,
19439141
A study of a new ventilated goggle - protective clothing report number 11 - NIH-IHRL,
19449142
Supplementary lot of medicaments - Allied Postwar Requirements Bureau,
19439143
The use of a demand oxygen system in B-17 airplanes at high altitudes,
19429144
The use of drugs at high altitudes - the use of benzedrine and caffeine under conditions of oxygen want - College of the City of New York, Psychology Laboratory,
1942
Series 2: Meeting Minutes,
1937-1952
United States
9145
Army - Aeromedical Research Laboratory - Board of Advisors,
19429146
Army - Army Air Forces School of Aviation Medicine - Second conference on aviation dentistry,
19459147
Navy - Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BuMed) - Conference on carbon monoxide in aircraft,
1945
Navy - BuMed - Research Division
9148
Conference on aviation oxygen equipment,
19459149
Conference on diluter demand oxygen regulators with safety pressure,
19459150
National Research Council (NRC) - Division of Anthropology and Psychology - Joint meeting of the executive committee of the Divisions of Anthropology and Psychology, Biology and Agriculture and Medical Sciences,
1937
NRC - Division of Medical Sciences (DMS)
9151
Amoebiasis and bacillary dysentery,
19429152
Annual meeting,
1937101-2
Annual meetings,
1941-1948103
Atabrine conference,
1942104
Conference group on laboratory equipment,
1943105
Conference on atmospheric control,
1943106
Conference on atomic bomb casualties,
1946107
Conference on blood preservation and red cell resuspension,
1945108
Conference on cholera vaccine,
1942-1943109
Conference on dermatophytosis,
19431010
Conference on field experiences in tropical medicine,
19431011
Conference on insect repellents,
19421012
Conference on immunization against typhus fever,
19421013
Conference on military medicine in Libya,
19431014
Conference on missile casualties,
1942-19451015
Conference on occupational therapy,
19431016
Conference on patterns and problems of primate sex-behavior,
19431017
Conference on physical fitness,
19441018
Conference on plague prevention and therapy,
19421019
Conference on postwar research,
19461020
Conference on results of exposure to cold,
19431021
Conference on the psychiatric aspects of venereal disease,
19461022
Conference on shark repellents, minutes of second meeting,
19431023
Conference on supplies, equipment and staff organization for occupational therapy,
19421024
Conference on typhus, cholera, and plague,
19421025
Conference on typhus fever,
19421026-29
Conference on wound ballistics,
1943-19441030
Conference with Major Peter Ascroft,
19431031
Occupational therapy conference,
19431032
Symposium on epidemic keratoconjunctivitis,
19421033
Subcommittee on Acceleration,
1942-19441034
Subcommittee on Anesthesia,
1940-19431035-40
Subcommittee on Blood Substitutes,
1940-19451041
Subcommittee on Clothing,
1942-19451042
Subcommittee on Metabolism and Diseases of the Endocrine Glands,
19401043
Subcommittee on Motion Sickness,
1942-19441044
Subcommittee on Neurology,
1941-19431045
Subcommittee on Nutrition,
1940-19451046
Subcommittee on Ophthalmology,
1942-19431047
Subcommittee on Orthopaedic Surgery,
1940-19431048
Subcommittee on Psychiatry,
1942-19441049
Subcommittee on Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery,
1940-19421050
Subcommittee on Radiology,
1940-1945111-2
Subcommittee on Shock,
1940-1945113
Subcommittee on Surgical Infections,
1940-1945114
Subcommittee on Therapeutics,
1940115
Subcommittee on Tuberculosis,
1940-1945116
Subcommittee on Thoracic Surgery,
1940-1942117
Subcommittee on Tropical Diseases,
1940-1945118
Subcommittee on Tropical Diseases - malaria research,
1941-1944119
Subcommittee on Urology,
19401110
Subcommittee on Veterinary Medicine,
19451111
Subcommittee on War Neuroses,
1941
Committee on Aviation Medicine (CAM)
1112-13
Reports,
1942, 19461114
Conference on recent scientific developments applicable to problems of aviation medicine,
19471115
Crash injury conference,
1943-19441116
Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness,
19441117
Subcommittee on Oxygen and Anoxia,
1942-19451118
Subcommittee on Visual Problems,
1942-19451119-20
Committee on Chemotherapeutic and Other Agents,
1940-1946
Committee on Drugs and Medical Supplies (CDMS) - Subcommittee on Pharmacy
1121
Reports,
1943-19451122
CDMS - Penicillin conference,
19431123
Committee on Medical Records,
1944
Committee on Medicine (CM)
1124-25
Committee on Medicine (CM),
1940-1943, 19471126
Subcommittee on Clinical Investigations,
19411127
Subcommittees on Cardiovascular Diseases and Infectious Diseases,
19471128-29
Subcommittee on Venereal Diseases,
1940-19461130
Committee on Neuropsychiatry,
1940-19441131
Committee on Pathology,
1943-1945
Committee on Prosthetic Devices (CPD)
1132-33
Reports,
1945-19461134
Symposium on research projects,
1946
Committee on Surgery (CS)
1135
Reports,
1940-19431136
Panel on amputations,
19461137
Subcommittee on Otolaryngology,
1943-19441138
Subcommittee on Physical Therapy,
1941-19421139-41
Committee on Sanitary Engineering,
1942-19451142
Committee on Transfusions,
1940-19411143
Committee on Veterans' Medical Problems,
19461144
Yale Aeromedical Research Unit,
1942-19461145
Australia - Royal Australian Air Force - Flying Personnel Research Committee,
1941-1944
Canada
1146
National Research Council (NRC),
1943-19441147
Canadian Subcommittee on Oxygen Equipment,
1943
Great Britain
1148
Notes from the Middle East forces on the use of diflavine (217 diaminoacridine monohydrochloride) and proflavine in wound therapy,
19431149
Notes from the Middle East recently received from consulting surgeon and director of pathology,
19431150
Report on test of Crusader tank 44413 at Long Valley, Farnborough on,
August 18, 1942121-8
Air Ministry (AM) - Flying Personnel Research Committee (FPRC),
1939-1952129
Night vision training,
1943-19441210
Otological Committee,
1947-19491211
Sub-committee on Airsickness,
19411212
Sub-committee on Psychological Pre-Selection Tests,
19411213
Psychological Sub-committee,
19511214-16
Vision Committee (VC),
1941-19511217
Dazzle Sub-committee,
1941-19431218
Sub-committee on Goggles and Spectacles,
1944-19451219
Medical Research Council (MRC) - Body Protection Committee,
19431220
Committee to Consider Means of Physical Protection for Members of the Fighting Forces,
19401221
Other Sources - Aviation dentistry conference,
1945
Series 3: Speeches,
1940-19501222
Chang, Hsiang-Tung - "Principles of structural and functional organization of the spinal cord",
19501223
Meleney, Henry N. - "The work of the Subcommittee on Tropical Diseases of the National Research Council",
19411224
Poole, F. E. - "Health conservation in airplane manufacture",
19421225
Poppen, John R. - "Recent trends in aviation medicine",
19401226
Poppen, John R. - "Requirements of military oxygen supply apparatus",
1941
Series 4: Printed Material,
1929-19491227
Edison aviation oxygen recirculator - operation manual,
undated1228
Handbook on pressure breathing equipment,
undated1229
Biological engineering, biomechanics applied to airplane design, surgery, and rheumatism [collected articles],
1929-1943131
"Altitud y deporte" - J. Faravelli Musante,
1940132
Oxygen rebreathing apparatus for aircraft use - central oxygen supply type - instruction manual - Mine Safety Appliances Co.,
1940133
How to prevent air sickness - Civil Aeronautics Administration,
1942134
Oral Hygiene [periodical],
April, 1943135
Pioneer demand oxygen regulator type 2851-A1,
1943136
"A mean scotopic visibility curve" - W. S. Stiles, T. Smith [photocopy],
1944137
British Aviation Insurance Company Bulletin,
1944138
Far eastern nutritional relief (Japanese culture) - civil affairs guide - Navy Department - OPNAV 13-18,
1944139
How to avoid death from oxygen failure,
19441310
Journal of the American Dental Association, v.31, no. 9,
19441311
Manual of oxygen and intercommunication equipment, 2nd ed. - R.C.A.F. - amended information,
19441312
Ship recognition instructor - manual - Air Ministry,
19441313
Pilot error - some laboratory experiments - Air Ministry - AP3139A,
19481314
Pilot flight exposure in California - Civil Aeronautics Administration,
1949
Series 5: Correspondence and Photographs,
1941-19521315
Correspondence,
1941-19521316
[Equipment used at the Yale Aeronautical Research Unit] [photographs],
undated
Collection Scope and Content Note
Reports, meeting minutes, photographs, and speeches collected by John F. Fulton document military and aviation physiological studies solely related the Yale Aeromedical Research Unit (1940-1951) and from Fulton's membership on the National Research Council's (NRC) Division of Medical Sciences from 1942 to 1945. The NRC, established in 1916, provided independent advice, often to the U.S. Government, on scientific and medical problems. These papers mostly represent data collected from various official sources which formed part of the NRC's research on questions of physiological concern to ground troops and aviators during World War II. Post-war reports and data were obtained in support of the Yale Aeromedical Research Unit's continued studies. Nothing in the collection was created by Dr. Fulton himself.
Series 1, Reports (1935-1953), the largest segment of the collection, is arranged first by country and then by the name of the originating organization. Studies by U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force on health and survival aspects of military aviation are complemented by reports generated at the National Research Council. Great Britain represents the largest foreign source, with information from the military and government. Air Ministry Flying Personnel Research Committee (FPRC) reports address aviation issues, while Ministry of Home Security's Research and Experiments Department reports such as research committee (R.C.) reports, research experiment notes (R.E.N.), and casualty surveys study the injuring capabilities of different types of explosives. Smaller report groups come from Canada and Australia.
Series 2, Meeting Minutes (1937-1952), originate from the same organizations represented in Series 1 and provide accompanying administrative perspective to those reports. They are arranged first by country and then by organization. Topical conferences and committee meetings conducted by the National Research Council make up the bulk of the American portion, followed by Great Britain's Air Ministry and Medical Research Council. The majority of the meetings were aviation oriented.
Series 3, Speeches (1940-1950), comprises a few addresses on physiology and aviation medicine.
Series 4, Printed Material (1929-1949) provides product manuals, articles, and pamphlets. Most of them are concerned with aviators' oxygen supply and other flight-related health issues.
Series 5, Correspondence and Photographs (1941-1952), holds one folder of letters which accompanied the transmission of the reports and minutes, while the other presents a series of images of staff and equipment at the Yale Aeronautical Research Unit.
Contents List
|
Box | Folder
|
Title
|
| |
Series 1: Reports,
1935-1953 [series]:
|
| |
United States
[subseries]:
|
| |
Air Force - Air Materiel Command - Engineering Division - Aero Medical Laboratory
[subseries]:
|
| 1 |
1 |
Aerial analysis of navigator duties with special reference to equipment design and workplace layout. II. Navigator and radar operator activities during three Arctic missions,
1948
|
| 1 |
2 |
Control action simulator,
1949
|
| 1 |
3 |
Kit, sewing and camp repair combination,
1948
|
| 1 |
4 |
Proposal for a high performance prone position test airplane,
1948
|
| 1 |
5 |
Studies of the effect of typographical spacing on the legibility of numerals under vibration,
1948
|
| |
Army
[subseries]:
|
| 1 |
6-7 |
Medical, sanitary and veterinary supplies for liberated and occupied territories,
1944
|
| 1 |
8 |
Notes from recent reports from Middle East during 8th Army advance - October-November, 1942,
1943
|
| 1 |
9 |
Notes on the treatment and control of certain tropical diseases - circular letter no. 56,
1941
|
| 1 |
10 |
Special incident no. 1 U.S. M41 20 lb. fragmentation bomb accident,
1944
|
| |
Army - Army Air Forces Air Technical Service Command (AAFATSC) - Engineering Division - Aero Medical Laboratory
[subseries]:
|
| 1 |
11 |
Annual summaries of university contracts 1946-1947,
1947
|
| 1 |
12 |
Acceleration-time diagrams for catapult ejection seats,
1947
|
| 1 |
13 |
Air ventilated clothing,
1945
|
| 1 |
14 |
Analyzer of AAF K-2 oxygen testing kit,
1945
|
| 1 |
15 |
Automatic parachute opening device, II,
1945
|
| 1 |
16 |
Average dilution characteristics of AN-6004-1 regulators and oxygen supply duration calculations,
1945
|
| 1 |
17 |
Aviation medical problems in the European and Mediterranean theatres of operation,
1944
|
| 1 |
18 |
Captured Japanese oxygen regulator used on Japanese suicide rocket planes,
1945
|
| 1 |
19 |
Comparison of shock force at opening of riptop nylon and standard nylon parachutes,
1945
|
| 1 |
20 |
Connector combination (mask, hose and bailout) as a pressure breathing device,
1945
|
| 1 |
21 |
Development of sub-stratosphere pressure suits in the German air force,
1945
|
| 1 |
22 |
Diluter demand oxygen regulator, safety pressure type,
1945
|
| 1 |
23 |
Effect of fields of vision from fighter aircraft on the number and rate of accidents,
1945
|
| 1 |
24 |
Effect of rubber curing temperature on a leak-tight valve core assembly,
1945
|
| 1 |
25 |
Emergency pressure suit,
1946
|
| 1 |
26 |
Evaluation of the "contrast discrimination test" as an anoxia demonstration device,
1946
|
| 1 |
27 |
Exertion required of personnel in opening the S4 seat pack parachute,
1945
|
| 1 |
28 |
Explosive decompression - a summary and evaluation for aircraft designers,
1945
|
| 1 |
29 |
Fluid loss in animals,
1947
|
| 1 |
30 |
A German dark adoptometer,
1945
|
| 1 |
31 |
The hourly variation of human "G" tolerance and the effect of benzedrine medication,
1945
|
| 1 |
32 |
Human body size requirements for positioning bombardier-navigators in relation to radar, periscope, and navigator's chart table,
1945
|
| 1 |
33 |
Human tolerance for short exposures to heat and humidity,
1946
|
| 1 |
34 |
Metabolic studies at moderately low altitudes,
1945
|
| 1 |
35 |
Night vision trainer,
1945
|
| 1 |
36 |
Night vision training in the United Kingdom (as of August 1944),
1944
|
| 1 |
37 |
Oxygen expenditure by aircrew in combat,
1945
|
| 1 |
38 |
Oxygen indoctrination and oxygen discipline of fighter pilots,
1945
|
| 1 |
39 |
Physical requirements for size and shape of escape hatches - bombardment and attack type aircraft,
1945
|
| 1 |
40 |
Physiological and clinical studies on man with the pneumatic balance resuscitator "Burns model",
1945
|
| 1 |
41 |
A portable gas flow meter,
1945
|
| 1 |
42 |
Postural fatigue on long range fighter missions,
1945
|
| 1 |
43 |
Pulsating parachute seat cushion, report no. 2,
1945
|
| 1 |
44 |
Regulator, automatic continuous flow oxygen,
1945
|
| 1 |
45 |
A report on the introduction of anti-"G" equipment to FEAF and a survey of aero-medical problems in SWPA including continental Australia,
1945
|
| 1 |
46 |
Results of investigation to determine effect of repetitive recharging of valve and cylinder assembly for 1-man raft,
1945
|
| 1 |
47 |
Resuscitation of dogs using the pneumatic balance resuscitator,
1945
|
| 1 |
48 |
Service test of pressure breathing equipment for 215th bomb wing (v.h.),
1945
|
| 1 |
49 |
Single pickup for photoelectric ear volume and ear pulse,
1945
|
| 1 |
50 |
Study of the design of a unit mounted personal equipment panel,
1945
|
| 1 |
51 |
Summary of German aviation medical research,
1946
|
| 1 |
52 |
Survival ration - nutritional requirements and physiological aspects,
1947
|
| 1 |
53 |
Thermal requirements for aircraft cabins,
1945
|
| 1 |
54 |
Type A-3 oxygen flow indicator, bakelite molded clutch for,
1945
|
| 1 |
55 |
Universal test seat and cockpit mock-up,
1945
|
| 1 |
56 |
Use of oxygen equipment as reported by fighter pilots,
1945
|
| 1 |
57 |
Visibility under simulated rain conditions in flight,
1945
|
| 1 |
58 |
Visual effectiveness of low reflectance coatings applied to transparent areas of aircraft,
1945
|
| 1 |
59-60 |
The wounding mechanism of high-energy projectiles,
1944
|
| 1 |
61 |
Army - AAFATSC - Experimental Engineering Section documents,
1941-1949
|
| 1 |
62 |
Army - (AAFI) - Air Documents Division - Air Technical Intelligence Group - List of Japanese aero-medical research publications, content and disposition,
1946
|
| |
Army - AAFI - Air Documents Division - Translation Section
[subseries]:
|
| 1 |
63 |
509 - The structure and composition of the stratosphere / Aufbau und zusammensetzung der stratosphare,
1946
|
| 1 |
64 |
512 - Radio-technical and atmospheric electric problems of stratosphere research / Funktechnische und atmospharich-elektrische probleme der stratospharenforschung,
1946
|
| 1 |
65 |
539 - The infra-red principle for automatic target locating devices / Ultrarotverfahren fur selestzielsuchende gerate,
1946
|
| 1 |
66 |
551 - Remote controlled dive bombs / Ferngelenkte sturzbomben,
1946
|
| 1 |
67 |
567 - Sea equipment (individual pneumatic life raft) / Seeausrustung,
1946
|
| |
Army - Army Air Forces Materiel Command - Engineering Division - Aero Medical Laboratory
[subseries]:
|
| 1 |
68 |
Calculation of total and visible solar radiation at hydroponics installations,
1946
|
| 1 |
69 |
Captured German engine-driven oxygen charging apparatus,
1944
|
| 1 |
70-71 |
Experimental study of wounds made by standard U.S. ammunition,
1944
|
| 1 |
72 |
Preliminary studies of the effects of positive G upon inducing headache, upon the perception of pain, and upon vascular headache induced by intravenous histamine,
1946
|
| 1 |
73 |
Protection afforded by the flak curtain against the German 20mm HE projectile,
1944
|
| 1 |
74-76 |
Wounding effect of the German 20mm HE shell,
1944
|
| 1 |
77 |
Army - Army Air Forces School of Aviation Medicine - Summaries of project reports - supplements V and VII, Randolph Field, Texas,
1945-1946
|
| |
Army - Army Air Forces School of Applied Tactics - Aero Medical Department/Laboratory
[subseries]:
|
| 1 |
78 |
Reference data,
1944
|
| 1 |
79 |
Tactical unit surgeons' course - Orlando, Fla.,
1944
|
| |
Army - Army Institute of Pathology - U.S. Joint Commission for the Investigation of the Atomic Bomb in Japan - Medical Report
[subseries]:
|
| 2 |
1-3 |
Vol 1, section 1 - introduction; section 2 - physics; section 3 - Hiroshima city and Nagasaki city (copy 2) [photographs],
1945
|
| 2 |
4-5 |
Vol 2, part 1, section 5H - clinical observation: Hiroshima (copy 2) [photographs],
1945
|
| 2 |
6 |
Vol 2, part 2, section 5N - clinical observation: Nagasaki (copy 2) [photographs],
1945
|
| 2 |
7-8 |
Vol 3, section 6 - hematology; section 7 - bone marrow (copy 2) [photographs],
1945
|
| 2 |
9-11 |
Vol 4, section 5 - pathology (copy 2) [photographs],
1945
|
| 2 |
12-13 |
Vol 5, section 9 - statistical study (copy 2) [photographs],
1945
|
| 2 |
14 |
Vol 6, section 10 - population statistics; section 11 - building and protection study (copy 2) [photographs],
1945
|
| 3 |
1 |
Vol 6, section 10 - population statistics; section 11 - building and protection study (copy 2) [photographs] [cont'd],
1945
|
| 3 |
2-3 |
Vol 7 - Colonel Oughterson's personal notes,
undated
|
| 3 |
4 |
Vol 8 - key to reference material [photographs],
1945-1947
|
| 3 |
5 |
Vol 9 - deletions from v. 1-2, 5-6,
1946
|
| |
Army - Army Service Forces - Chemical Warfare Section - Medical Division
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
6 |
Effect of drugs on nerve activity,
undated
|
| 3 |
7 |
A review of the insecticide hexachlorocyclohexane ("666") - report no. 56,
1945
|
| |
Army - Medical Intelligence Division - Preventive Medicine Service - Medical and Sanitary Data on Japan (provisional edition)
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
8 |
Section I: public health and environmental factors influencing health and sanitation; section II: medical facilities,
1945
|
| 3 |
9 |
Section III: vital statistics,
1945
|
| 3 |
10 |
Section IV: disease information; section V: summary and recommendations,
1945
|
| |
Army - Operational Research Section
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
11 |
Eighth Air Force battle casualty survey,
1945
|
| 3 |
12 |
A theory of fragmentation: comparison with the observed fragmentation of service bombs and shells - report no. 138,
1943
|
| |
Navy
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
13 |
Application form and Hollerith card tabulation,
undated
|
| 3 |
14 |
The development of night vision selection and training in the Navy,
undated
|
| 3 |
15 |
Experimental studies on streptococcal infection and rheumatic fever; studies on streptolysins; preparation, improved methods of serum inhibitor titration, and preliminary results with human sera,
1950
|
| 3 |
16 |
Flight tests of the emergency breathing procedure - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Center, Corpus Christi, Texas,
1944
|
| 3 |
17 |
Gas protective ointments in prevention of poison ivy dermatitis,
1944
|
| 3 |
18 |
Investigation of the protection afforded by standard issue Army and Navy sun glasses and goggles from the solar radiations present in the Arctic - task force sixty-eight, operation "Nanook",
1947
|
| 3 |
19 |
Investigation of visual factors contributing to night aircraft accidents, with special reference to methods of lighting planes - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Bases, Corpus Christi, Texas - reports 1 and 2,
1945
|
| 3 |
20 |
A new concept of the bends and a method for increasing one's resistance - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Station, Alameda, California,
1944
|
| 3 |
21 |
A study of aerodontalgia occurring during routine oxygen indoctrination in the low pressure chamber with a view to evolving a theory regarding its cause - Medical Dept., U. S. Marine Corps Air Station, Quantico, Virginia,
1945
|
| 3 |
22 |
A training manual for the emergency breathing procedure - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Center, Corpus Christi, Texas,
1944
|
| 3 |
23 |
The value of hyperventilation as a means of surviving high-altitude emergencies without oxygen: a comparison with the emergency breathing procedure - Medical Dept., U.S. Naval Air Training Center, Corpus Christi, Texas,
1944
|
| 3 |
24 |
Voluntary pressure breathing of ambient atmosphere as a means of increasing the oxygen saturation of the blood,
1943
|
| |
Navy - Bureau of Aeronautics
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
25 |
Dark adaptation study, U.S.S. Enterprise - preliminary report,
1941
|
| 3 |
26 |
Oxygen rebreather - setting of admission valve,
undated
|
| |
Navy - Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BuMed)
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
27 |
The effect of anoxia on night vision,
1945
|
| 3 |
28 |
The effect of the navy airborne searchlight for dark adaptation,
1945
|
| 3 |
29 |
The effectiveness of colored, versus neutral dark adaptation goggles,
undated
|
| 3 |
30 |
Evaluation of oxygen and altitude indoctrination program,
1945
|
| 3 |
31 |
A new test for demonstrating the effects of milder degrees of anoxia,
1946
|
| 3 |
32 |
The physiological effects of carbon monoxide in relationship to carbon monoxide limitations in naval aircraft,
1943
|
| 3 |
33 |
Reaction of aviation personnel at a simulated altitude of 30,000 feet to inspiratory obstruction,
1945
|
| 3 |
34 |
Report on standardization of night lookout stages,
1945
|
| |
Navy - BuMed - Division of Aviation Medicine
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
35 |
Physiological specifications for the design of aviation oxygen equipment,
1946
|
| 3 |
36 |
Statistics of altitude training units,
1944-1945
|
| |
Navy - BuMed - Research Division
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
37 |
Caloric requirement of man in cold climates - theoretical considerations,
1947
|
| 3 |
38 |
Comparison of five leak testers,
1945
|
| 3 |
39 |
Computation of adequate sun-scanning device,
1945
|
| 3 |
40 |
Computation of ultraviolet and infrared intensity on certain airplane plastic windows,
1945
|
| 3 |
41 |
Navy - Naval Experimental Diving Unit - Preliminary report on aeroembolism and equipment for oxygen inhalation,
1940
|
| |
Navy - Naval Medical Research Institute
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
42 |
Declassification of NMRI reports,
1947-1953
|
| 3 |
43 |
Distribution of impact forces on the human through restraining devices,
1946
|
| 3 |
44 |
The effects on personnel of various concentrations of carbon dioxide and oxygen under conditions of submarine operations,
1944
|
| 3 |
45 |
An evaluation of evidence for injury to the eye by sunlight,
1944
|
| 3 |
46 |
Field test of acceptability of insect repellents for application to the skin,
1945
|
| 3 |
47 |
The lucite calvarium - a method for direct observation of the brain. II. Cranial trauma and brain movement,
1946
|
| 3 |
48 |
Oxygen breathing equipment in the Focke-Wulf 190 with a report of the improved Draeger diluter demand regulator incorporating a safety pressure mechanism,
1944
|
| 3 |
49 |
A review of the physiologic and clinical data pertaining to decompression sickness,
1947
|
| |
Navy - Office of Naval Research
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
50 |
European scientific notes,
1948-1949
|
| 3 |
51 |
Technical information pilot - issued by science and technology project of Library of Congress for ONR,
1948
|
| 3 |
52 |
Navy - Oxygen Indoctrination Unit - Aviation physiology and oxygen equipment,
1943
|
| |
Navy - School of Aviation Medicine (SAM)
[subseries]:
|
| 3 |
53 |
Determination of aqueous vapor tension in expired air,
1946
|
| 3 |
54 |
A study of the physiological changes which occur during acclimatization to high altitude - occurrence of aero-embolism at moderate altitudes,
1946
|
| 3 |
55 |
A study of the physiological changes which occur during acclimatization to high altitude - respiratory and circulatory findings,
1946
|
| 3 |
56 |
Physiological changes in acclimatization to high altitude - the use of the A-103 Pauling oxygen analyzer to determine oxygen partial pressure,
1946
|
| 3 |
57 |
Navy - SAM - Acceleration Unit - Annotated bibliography on the physiological effects of acceleration in aircraft,
1945
|
| |
National Research Council (NRC)
[subseries]:
|
| 4 |
1-2 |
NRC committees - officers and members,
1941-1948
|
| 4 |
3 |
List of confidential, restricted, and open minutes and reports,
1943
|
| 4 |
4 |
Progress report of advisory groups of the occupational therapy conference,
undated
|
| |
NRC - Division of Anthropology and Psychology - Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots
[subseries]:
|
| 4 |
5 |
"Airsickness and vestibular sensitivity as related to learning to fly" - G. R. Wendt,
1940
|
| 4 |
6 |
"Analysis of ratings in the preliminary phase of CAA training program" - H. M. Johnson, Mary L. Boots,
1940
|
| 4 |
7 |
"Analysis of test data on 1938-39 CAA students" - E. Lowell Kelly,
1940
|
| 4 |
8 |
"Automatic recording of muscular tension during flight" - Alexander C. Williams, Jr.,
1940
|
| 4 |
9 |
"Criteria of flight competence" - Howard A. Edgerton, Robert Y. Walker,
1940
|
| 4 |
10 |
"Development of a scale for rating pilot competence" - E. Lowell Kelly,
1940
|
| 4 |
11 |
"The development of standard flights and the use of time and motion study techniques in the pilot training program" - Morris S. Viteles,
1940
|
| 4 |
12 |
"Graphic registration of flight performance" - R. M. Bellows,
1940
|
| 4 |
13 |
"Indicators of emotional disturbances in flight" - Richard Parmenter,
1940
|
| 4 |
14 |
"An objective measure of bodily steadiness in the selection of pilots" - John P. Foley, Jr.,
1940
|
| 4 |
15 |
"Personality, interest, and attitude inventories in the selection of civilian pilots" - Thelma Hunt,
1940
|
| 4 |
16 |
"A personality test to avoid guessing the 'right' answers in the selection of pilots" - Robert J. Wherry,
1940
|
| 4 |
17 |
"The relationship of background and personality factors to pilot competency" - E. Lowell Kelly,
1940
|
| 4 |
18 |
"Tests for the sensitivity of peripheral vision" - Miles A. Tinker,
1941
|
| 4 |
19 |
"Tests for kinesthetic sensitivity in the selection of pilots" - William L. Lepley,
1940
|
| 4 |
20 |
"The use of automatic recording in analyzing the process of learning to fly" - W. N. Kellogg,
1940
|
| |
NRC - Division of Biology and Agriculture
[subseries]:
|
| 4 |
21 |
Annual report,
1936
|
| 4 |
22 |
Personnel of the Division of Biology and Agriculture,
1936
|
| |
NRC - Division of Medical Sciences (DMS)
[subseries]:
|
| 4 |
23 |
Bulletin on missile casualties - Lamport memorandum,
1944
|
| 4 |
24 |
Chemotherapy center for tropical diseases reports,
1945
|
| 4 |
25 |
Final statement,
1946
|
| 4 |
26 |
Foreign news letters,
1944
|
| |
Missile Casualties Reports
|
| 4 |
27 |
1 - Announcement of missile casualties report series with preliminary list of reports adopted by conference on missile casualties,
1945
|
| 4 |
28 |
2 - The mechanism of wounding by high velocity missiles I. quantitative data,
1944
|
| 4 |
29 |
4 - [partial report, no title],
undated
|
| 4 |
30 |
6 - The mechanism of wounding by high velocity missiles II. microsecond x-ray studies,
1945
|
| 4 |
31 |
7 - A new casualty criterion,
1944
|
| 4 |
32 |
8 - Casualty criteria and a comparison of grenade models,
1945
|
| 4 |
33 |
9 - Studies on wounds of the abdomen and thorax produced by high velocity missiles,
1945
|
| 4 |
34 |
10 - Penetration of steel spheres into bone,
1945
|
| 4 |
35 |
11 - Ballistics of the penetration of human skin by small spheres,
1945
|
| 4 |
36 |
12 - The energy, mass and velocity which is required of small missiles in order to produce a casualty,
1945
|
| 4 |
37 |
13 - Damage to peripheral nerves by high velocity missiles without a direct hit,
1945
|
| 4 |
38 |
15 - The military loss resulting from a casualty related to the days lost from active duty,
1945
|
| 4 |
39 |
16 - The relationship between flak wounds and the fragments causing them in air crew personnel,
1946
|
| 4 |
40 |
17 - Appraisal of rapid killing power of high velocity bullets,
1946
|
| 4 |
41 |
Progress report dealing with "chemical work on the plague bacillus immunogenic potency toxicity of antigenic fractions preparation of immune sera",
1943
|
| 4 |
42 |
Report on a device for preventing formation of carbon monoxide by camp stoves,
c.1943
|
| 4 |
43 |
Report on blast injuries of June 11,
1943
|
| |
Surgery Reports
|
| 4 |
44 |
1 - Observations upon the anemia of chronic sepsis,
1943
|
| 4 |
45 |
3 - Refrigeration in clinical surgery - abstract,
1944
|
| 4 |
46 |
4 - Nerve degeneration following prolonged cooling of an extremity - abstract,
1944
|
| 4 |
47 |
5 - The effects of temperature on the digestion of collagen by enzymes and by the subcutaneous tissues of the frog - abstract,
1944
|
| 4 |
48 |
6 - The trend of forward surgery in Italy,
1944
|
| 4 |
49 |
Report on conference on gas gangrene,
1943
|
| 4 |
50-51 |
Subcommittee on Blood Substitutes - reports,
1941-1945
|
| 4 |
52 |
Subcommittee on Surgical Infections - reports,
1940-1943
|
| 4 |
53 |
Subcommittee on Wound Healing - reports,
undated
|
| 4 |
54 |
Committee for Research in Problems of Sex - 18th annual report,
1939
|
| |
NRC - DMS - Committee on Aviation Medicine (CAM)
[subseries]:
|
| 4 |
55 |
Analytic study of pressure transmission factors in anti-G suits - report 129,
1942
|
| 4 |
56-59 |
Bulletin of the Committee on Aviation Medicine - vol I-III [photographs],
1941-1945
|
| 4 |
60 |
The effect of pulmonary ventilation on the vasomotor action of adrenaline,
c.1940
|
| 4 |
61 |
Evaporation and loss of heat from the respiratory tract at high altitudes,
1940
|
| 4 |
62 |
List of declassified reports,
1945-1953
|
| 4 |
63 |
A list of papers and minutes of the Flying Personnel Research Committee Office of the Director of Medical Services - Royal Air Force,
1941-1943
|
| 4 |
64 |
Lists of reports sent to Dr. Fulton and acknowledgement of their receipt,
1942-1946
|
| 4 |
65 |
Mechanism of bubble formation in the blood of mammals in relation to decompression sickness,
undated
|
| 4 |
66 |
On the use of carbon dioxide in aviation,
c.1940
|
| 4 |
67 |
Oxygen manual,
1943
|
| 4 |
68 |
The physiological requirements of sealed high altitude aircraft compartments,
1935
|
| 5 |
1 |
Report to Dr. Lewis H. Weed concerning the trip of the Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness to California,
1944
|
| 5 |
2 |
Review of methods of applying air pressure to the extremities for protection against acceleration with measurements of the effective pressure of the skin - report no. 228,
1943
|
| 5 |
3 |
A study of methods of intentionally crashing aircraft with purpose toward the survival of personnel,
1946
|
| 5 |
4 |
Suggested program for the investigation of the possible efficacy of CO2 administration with O2 at very high altitudes,
1940
|
| |
NRC - DMS - CAM - Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness
[subseries]:
|
| 5 |
5-6 |
Bulletin of the Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness,
1942-1945
|
| 5 |
7 |
News letter,
1944
|
| 5 |
8 |
Committee on Chemotherapeutic and Other Agents - Clinical investigation of streptomycin,
1946
|
| 5 |
9 |
Committee on Convalescence and Rehabilitation - reports,
1943-1945
|
| 5 |
10 |
Committee on Drugs and Medical Supplies - reports,
1942-1945
|
| 5 |
11 |
Committee on Industrial Medicine - reports,
1942-1945
|
| 5 |
12 |
Committee on Information - reports,
1940-1945
|
| 5 |
13-14 |
Committee on Medicine (CM) - Subcommittee on Clinical Investigation - Bulletin of Subcommittee on Clinical Investigation,
1940-1942
|
| 5 |
15 |
Subcommittee on Infectious Diseases - reports,
1940-1945
|
| 5 |
16-17 |
Subcommittee on Venereal Diseases - reports,
1940-1943
|
| 5 |
18 |
Committee on Research in Endocrinology - Summary report of the Committee 1936-1945,
1945
|
| 5 |
19-20 |
Committee on Surgery - Subcommittee on Neurosurgery - reports,
1940-1945
|
| |
NRC - Insect Control Committee
[subseries]:
|
| 5 |
21-23 |
Abstract bulletin of the Insect Control Committee coordination center - series A and B,
1945-1946
|
| 5 |
24 |
149 - The mechanism of action of DDT,
1945
|
| 5 |
25 |
151 - Equipment for the dispersal of insecticides my means of aircraft,
1946
|
| 5 |
26 |
154 - Physiological action of insecticides and repellents,
1945
|
| 5 |
27 |
156 - Investigation on arthropods of medical importance,
1945
|
| 5 |
28 |
158 - Investigations on the control of insects and other arthropods of importance to the armed forces conducted by the Orlando, Fla., research laboratory, April 1942 to October 1945,
1945
|
| 5 |
29 |
161 - Compound 1080, sodium fluoroacetate, as a control agent for field rodents,
1945
|
| 5 |
30 |
162 - Compound 1080, sodium fluoroacetate, its efficiency as a raticide,
1945
|
| 5 |
31 |
163 - A summary of field reports on 1080 (sodium fluoroacetate),
1945
|
| 5 |
32 |
167 - Investigations on the control of insects and other arthropods of importance to the armed forces conducted by Division of Insecticide Investigations, Beltsville, Maryland,
1945
|
| 5 |
33 |
169 - The preparation and use of radioactive dibromo diphenyl trichloroethane,
1945
|
| 5 |
34 |
170 - Research on insects affecting the armed forces conducted by the Division of Forest Insect Investigations, Beltsville, Maryland, November 16, 1944 to October 31, 1945,
1945
|
| 5 |
35 |
171 - The physiological action of DDT,
1945
|
| 5 |
36 |
172 - Table of toxicities,
1945
|
| 5 |
37 |
173 - Final supplementary statement on the performance of 1080 in field rodent control and related matters,
1945
|
| 5 |
38 |
175 - The mode of action of insecticides, especially DDT,
1945
|
| 5 |
39 |
176 - A study of the action of insect repellents in terms of their effects on insect behavior and in relation to their properties,
1945
|
| 5 |
40 |
181 - Laboratory tests with pyrethrum and DDT aerosols against the common malaria mosquito and the housefly,
1945
|
| |
Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD) - Committee on Aviation Medicine
[subseries]:
|
| 6 |
1 |
Acoustical consideration in the design of an oxygen mask,
1942-1944
|
| 6 |
2 |
Bubble formation in decompressed animals,
undated
|
| 6 |
3-8 |
Monthly progress reports - Andrus - Smith,
1941-1945
|
| 6 |
9 |
A study of orthostatic insufficiency by the tiltboard method,
1942
|
| |
OSRD - Committee on Medical Research (CMR)
[subseries]:
|
| 6 |
10-11 |
Reports,
1941-1945
|
| 6 |
12 |
Atabrine #2,
1943
|
| 6 |
13 |
Blast as a factor causing casualties in Anderson shelters and among people exposed in the open,
1941
|
| 6 |
14 |
III. Chemotherapy of plague - abstract of final report,
1944
|
| 6 |
15 |
Dermatophytosis,
1943
|
| 6 |
16 |
Development of oxygen candle apparatus for use in aircraft,
1946
|
| 6 |
17 |
Directions for use and a discussion of insecticides and repellents investigated at the Orlando Laboratory for the Armed Forces - tropical disease report no. 7,
1944
|
| 6 |
18 |
Final report on plague vaccines and sera and chemotherapy of plague - abstract - tropical disease report no. 24,
1944
|
| 6 |
19 |
Injuries resulting from aircraft accidents, U.S. Army Air Forces, continental U.S.,
1944-1945
|
| 6 |
20 |
Monthly and bi-monthly progress reports,
1942-1945
|
| 6 |
21 |
Monthly and bi-monthly progress reports - malaria,
1944-1945
|
| 6 |
22 |
Monthly and bi-monthly progress reports - wound ballistics,
1944-1945
|
| 6 |
23 |
News letters,
1943-1945
|
| 6 |
24 |
Observations on B.P.C. 12 - report on body armour,
undated
|
| 6 |
25 |
Proceedings on the peripheral nerve and concussion conferences - neurosurgery report no. 68,
1944
|
| 6 |
26 |
Results of screening tests with materials for use as miticides,
1945
|
| 6 |
27 |
Studies on the problem of acceleration in aviation medicine,
1942
|
| 6 |
28-30 |
Summary of reports received by the Committee on Medical Research,
1944-1946
|
| 6 |
31 |
The use of penicillin in infections of the central nervous system, bone and chest - chemotherapy report no. 13,
1945
|
| |
Contract Reports (OEMcmr)
|
| 7 |
1 |
54 - Clothing as a factor in heat elimination during work in hot environments,
1942
|
| 7 |
2 |
54 - The requirements of water and of sodium chloride for the best performance of men working in hot climates,
undated
|
| 7 |
3 |
54 - Selection of men for physical work in hot weather,
undated
|
| 7 |
4 |
64 - A study of the effects of taking glucose during long sustained work in the heat,
undated
|
| 7 |
5 |
104 - Final report on shark repellent experiments conducted in Ecuador,
1943
|
| 7 |
6 |
113 - The effect in man of chronic intermittent anoxia on glucose tolerance and the urinary excretion of sodium potassium, chloride, phosphorus, nitrogen and 17-ketosteroids - abstract,
1943
|
| 7 |
7 |
122 - The lactate response to exercise and its relationship to physical fitness - abstract,
1943
|
| 7 |
8 |
122 - A maximal pack test of exercise tolerance - abstract,
1943
|
| 7 |
9 |
122 - Some observations on 325 Schneider tests on healthy young men - abstract,
1943
|
| 7 |
10 |
122 - Studies of the effect of training on scores in a submaximal test of exercise tolerance - abstract,
1943
|
| 7 |
11 |
132 - Drying by ice sublimation,
undated
|
| 7 |
12 |
174 - Effect of repeated short exposures to reduced atmospheric pressure in normal human subjects - abstract,
1943
|
| 7 |
13 |
658 - The performance of communication equipment in noise,
1942
|
| |
Interim Reports
|
| 7 |
14 |
1 - Water losses from man in the desert,
1943
|
| 7 |
15 |
2 - Changes in the concentration and volume of blood during desert dehydration,
1943
|
| 7 |
16 |
3 - Salt in relation to water metabolism in the desert,
1943
|
| 7 |
17 |
4 - Dehydration exhaustion,
1943
|
| 7 |
18 |
5 - Economy of drinking water in the desert,
1943
|
| 7 |
19 |
6 - Urinary and salivary flows during dehydration,
1943
|
| 7 |
20 |
7 - Prediction of water requirements of men in the desert,
1943
|
| 7 |
21 |
8 - Survival time of men without water in the desert,
1943
|
| 7 |
22 |
9 - Circulatory and temperature changes of the body in dehydration,
1943
|
| 7 |
23 |
10 - Survival times and drinking water available to castaways,
1943
|
| 7 |
24 |
11 - Water requirements of air force personnel in the desert during the hot season,
1943
|
| 7 |
25 |
12 - Water shortage in the desert,
1943
|
| 7 |
26 |
13 - Water losses of men on life rafts,
1943
|
| 7 |
27 |
Subcommittee on Clinical Investigations - Bi-monthly progress reports,
1944-1945
|
| 7 |
28 |
Subcommittee on Medical Nutrition - reports,
1940-1944
|
| 7 |
29 |
Subcommittee on Venereal Diseases - reports,
1943-1945
|
| 7 |
30 |
Committee on Shock and Transfusion - reports,
1943-1945
|
| |
OSRD - CMR - Insect Control Committee
[subseries]:
|
| 7 |
31-32 |
Abstract bulletin of the Insect Control Committee coordination center,
1945
|
| 7 |
33 |
Economy of pyrethrum in fly and mosquito sprays,
1942-1943
|
| 7 |
34 |
Methods of preparation and directions for use for the materials recommended at the 5th conference of the OSRD on insect repellents and insecticides,
1943
|
| 7 |
35 |
The use of MYL powder in treating public louse infestations,
c.1943
|
| 7 |
36 |
M-723 - Special report on aerosol tested against mosquitoes and houseflies,
1943
|
| 7 |
37 |
M-723 - Suggested methods for testing mosquito and other flying and biting insect repellent materials (revised),
1943
|
| 7 |
38 |
M-920 - A report on laboratory tests with SBLY as a toxicant for mosquito larvae,
1943
|
| 7 |
39 |
M-920 - A special progress report on results of comparative tests with SSBS and MYL louse powders,
1943
|
| 7 |
40 |
M-920 - Special report on impregnation of underwear for louse control,
1943
|
| 7 |
41 |
M-1702 - Special report on SSBS and SBLY as an anopheline larvacide under laboratory conditions,
1943
|
| 7 |
42 |
M-1702 - Tests of larvicidal aerosols containing SBLY,
1943
|
| 7 |
43 |
M-723, M-920, M-1702 - Special report on solubility of SBLY in organic solvents,
1943
|
| 7 |
44 |
OEMcmr 29 - Insect repellent investigations - final summary for 1942,
1943
|
| 7 |
45 |
OSRD - National Defense Research Committee - Final report on the effects of binocular magnification on the visibility of targets at low levels of illumination,
1944
|
| |
Yale Aeromedical Research Unit
[subseries]:
|
| 7 |
46 |
[Blank forms, weather data],
1945, undated
|
| 7 |
47-48 |
[Collected reports],
1941-1945
|
| 7 |
49 |
Pathological lesions in the lungs of monkeys following explosive decompression,
1953
|
| 7 |
50 |
Progress report,
1952
|
| |
Australia
[subseries]:
|
| |
National Health and Medical Research Council
|
| 7 |
51 |
Organization flow chart,
undated
|
| |
F.R. Reports
|
| 7 |
52 |
69 - The relationship between visual acuity and flying ability,
undated
|
| 7 |
53 |
70 - Investigation of the effect of malarial suppressive drugs on altitude tolerance,
undated
|
| 7 |
54 |
71 - Effect of anti-malarial drugs on "G" tolerance,
undated
|
| 7 |
55 |
72 - Effect of anti-malarial drugs on dark adaptation,
undated
|
| 7 |
56 |
73 - Effect of anti-malarial drugs on susceptibility to motion,
undated
|
| 7 |
57 |
79 - The present status of drug therapy in motion sickness - summary of the literature,
undated
|
| 7 |
58 |
83 (a) - Experimental results on the amount of protection against G afforded by restricting C.A.A.G. suit to "LPGS" plus a belt,
undated
|
| 7 |
59 |
84 - The marking of aircraft instrument dials,
undated
|
| 7 |
60 |
85 - Report on captured Japanese equipment,
1944
|
| 7 |
61 |
86 - The effect of head position on susceptibility to motion sickness,
1944
|
| 7 |
62 |
89 - Use of benzedrine to overcome fatigue in operational flights of long range flying boat crews,
undated
|
| 7 |
63 |
92 - Preliminary report on K.O.P. anti-G suits,
1944
|
| |
Open Reports
|
| 7 |
64 |
1 - Physiological considerations in the development of tropical centres,
undated
|
| 7 |
65 |
4 - The effect of combatant patrol activities on some physical characters of A.I.F. infantry personnel,
1946
|
| 7 |
66 |
5 - Variations in human reactions to hot atmospheres as functions of temperature and humidity - preliminary report,
1946
|
| 7 |
67 |
9 - Atmospheric conditions encountered during a survey of R.A.A.F. ground crew on tropical service and their relationship to both sweat loss and the results obtained with the Harvard Page test,
1947
|
| |
Special Reports Upon Overseas Visit
|
| 7 |
68 |
1 - Human climatology (provisional),
1946
|
| 7 |
69 |
1a - Service aspects of human climatology,
1946
|
| 7 |
70 |
2 - Food and agriculture organisation (FAO) of the United Nations,
1946
|
| 7 |
71 |
3 - Academic organisation and training,
1946
|
| 7 |
72 |
4 - Animal physiology (with especial reference to climatology),
1946
|
| |
Canada
[subseries]:
|
| 7 |
73 |
Department of Pensions and National Health - Occupational hazards in the munitions industry,
undated
|
| |
National Research Council (NRC) - Associate Committee on Army Medical Research (ACAMR)
|
| 7 |
74 |
The nutritional status of 29 Japanese P.'s O.W.,
1945
|
| 7 |
75 |
The relationship of the ocular findings in the aircrew medical examination to success in pilot and navigator training,
1945
|
| 7 |
76 |
Report on the nutritional status of I.O.R.'s,
1945
|
| 7 |
77 |
The test retest reliability of ocular muscle balance tests,
1943
|
| 7 |
78 |
Subcommittee on Personnel Selection - An outdoor study of night vision,
1945
|
| |
Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)
|
| 7 |
79 |
Norms obtained from the ocular examination of 2453 aircrew candidates,
1943
|
| 7 |
80 |
Medical Services - Progress report no. 3 from London low pressure research unit,
1941
|
| 7 |
81 |
Royal Canadian Navy - Medical Research Unit - Report on sea trials with R.C.N. experimental seasickness remedy no. 1,
undated
|
| |
Great Britain
[subseries]:
|
| 7 |
82 |
American red goggles,
1943
|
| 7 |
83 |
The elimination of haemolytic streptococci from burns and scalds by penicillin and propamidine,
undated
|
| 7 |
84 |
A report on burns in the Middle East forces,
undated
|
| 7 |
85 |
Admiralty (A) - Admiralty research organization chart,
1945
|
| |
A - Admiralty Research Laboratory
|
| 7 |
86 |
Acuity of vision through colour filters,
undated
|
| 7 |
87 |
Dark adaptation following exposure to red, orange, and white light for different times and at different intensities,
1942
|
| 7 |
88 |
Effect of bright sunlight on subsequent dark adaptation,
1943
|
| 7 |
89 |
Effect of muscular inactivity on dark adaptation,
1943
|
| 7 |
90 |
A - Royal Navy - Royal Navy Medical Department - An analysis of some naval battle casualties,
1943
|
| 7 |
91 |
Air Ministry (AM) - Report on a second visit to Canadian cold weather areas,
1949
|
| |
AM - Flying Personnel Research Committee (FPRC)
|
| 7 |
92 |
Index of reports - 1-570,
1943
|
| 8 |
1 |
Index of reports - 678-723,
undated
|
| 8 |
2 |
100 - An investigation into the cause of "bend" and other ill effects in animals subjected to pressure below atmosphere,
undated
|
| 8 |
3 |
144 - Reports to the Secretary of State for Air on the activities of the FPRC,
1940
|
| 8 |
4 |
154 - An enquiry into the significance of Haldane's tables of decompression for divers in connexion with aviation,
undated
|
| 8 |
5 |
176 - Observations on the efficiency of abnormal belts in the prevention of "blacking out",
1940
|
| 8 |
6 |
177 - Final observations on the value of crouching as a preventive of "blacking out",
1940
|
| 8 |
7 |
178 - Loss of carbon dioxide at low pressure,
1940
|
| 8 |
8 |
212 and (a) - An investigation into the effect of a reclining posture on the ability to withstand high "G",
1940
|
| 8 |
9 |
213 - Investigation into the effect of altitude and anoxia on "blacking out" threshold,
undated
|
| 8 |
10 |
227 - An experimental study of mental fatigue,
undated
|
| 8 |
11 |
232 - Use of carbon dioxide in aviation,
1941
|
| 8 |
12 |
234 - The use of benzedrine in normal subjects,
undated
|
| 8 |
13 |
237 - Investigation into the psychological effects of benzedrine on normal adults,
undated
|
| 8 |
14 |
238 - Decompression experiments on rabbits,
undated
|
| 8 |
15 |
244 - Altitude conditioning on aircraft cabins,
undated
|
| 8 |
16 |
248 (a) and (b) - Report on comparison trials of intercommunication systems A1134 (R.A.F. set) and AX-20 (Rawdon-Smith set),
1941
|
| 8 |
17 |
265 - Medical care of flying personnel in war,
undated
|
| 8 |
18 |
267 - Observations on decompression sickness in man,
1941
|
| 8 |
19 |
270 - Development of the type F oxygen mask,
1941
|
| 8 |
20 |
271 - Measurements on the removal of carbon monoxide from aircraft heating systems,
1941
|
| 8 |
21 |
274 and (a) - Fractures of the spine sustained by R.A.F. pilots and the relationship of these injuries to Sutton harness, parachute harness and other equipment,
1941
|
| 8 |
22 |
275 - Analysis of causes for suspension of pupils at elementary flying training schools based on the type of inadequacy,
undated
|
| 8 |
23 |
277 - Report on the problem of airsickness in parachute troops,
undated
|
| 8 |
24 |
277 (a) - Report on the medical aspect of the selection and training of parachute troops,
undated
|
| 8 |
25 |
279 - Scoring method and normal varieties of performance,
1941
|
| 8 |
26 |
281 - Selection of radio and wireless operators,
undated
|
| 8 |
27 |
282 - The encephalograph as a means of assessing aptitude of R.A.F. cadets. Failure to establish any correlation in 100 cases,
1941
|
| 8 |
28 |
285 - The influence of oxygen deficiency and drugs on flying the link trainer,
undated
|
| 8 |
29 |
287 - A device for combatting enemy searchlights during bombing operations,
1941
|
| 8 |
30 |
289 - Progress report on dark adaptation and night vision,
undated
|
| 8 |
31 |
292 - Benzedrine in anoxaemia and fatigue field experiment,
1941
|
| 8 |
32 |
296 - Memorandum on prevention of sickness in air-borne troops,
undated
|
| 8 |
33 |
299 - Interim report of work carried out for Physiology Department, Edinburgh University,
1941
|
| 8 |
34 |
300 - Final report on effect of abdominal compression on ability to withstand G,
1941
|
| 8 |
35 |
301 - Test flights with hydrostatic suit,
undated
|
| 8 |
36 |
301 (a) - The Franks' anti-blacking-out suit,
undated
|
| 8 |
37 |
302 - F.L. exhaust gas detectors,
1941
|
| 8 |
38 |
303 - Experimental pressure suit development,
1941
|
| 8 |
39 |
304 (a) - Effects of flash from 303 and 20mm cannon ammunition,
undated
|
| 8 |
40 |
310 - Summary of report on second six months of Royal Air Force Hospital, Matlock, Derbyshire,
1940
|
| 8 |
41 |
311 - Medical aspects of aviation in Mediterranean command,
1941
|
| 8 |
42 |
312 - Experimental investigation of bullet damage to direct heating system,
1941
|
| 8 |
43 |
314 - Dark adaptation study U.S.S. Enterprise,
undated
|
| 8 |
44 |
317 - Histological changes in the lungs of rabbits decompressed to 40,000 to 49,000 ft.,
1941
|
| 8 |
45 |
318 - Remedies for sea-sickness and air-sickness,
1941
|
| 8 |
46 |
321 (a) - Extracts from German literature,
undated
|
| 8 |
47 |
322 - Interim report from the R.A.F. Physiological Research Unit, Farnborough,
undated
|
| 8 |
48 |
324 - Notes on night vision,
undated
|
| 8 |
49 |
326 - Report on the perception of stationary and moving aeroplane silhouettes in plain and clouded fields,
undated
|
| 8 |
50 |
329 - Visit to no. 2 bombing gunnery school, Millom,
1941
|
| 8 |
51 |
332 - Abstracts of reports of work on aviation medical research in the Medical Research Department of the Banting Institute,
1941
|
| 8 |
52 |
333 - The effect of wearing heavy flying clothing on the extra oxygen consumption required for light work,
1941
|
| 8 |
53 |
334 - Observations of the pathology of airsickness,
1941
|
| 8 |
54 |
335 - Investigations in the Royal Canadian Air Force - D.M.S. circular order no. 34,
1941
|
| 8 |
55 |
336 - Tests for radio operators,
1941
|
| 8 |
56 |
338 - Influence of drugs on ability to withstand centrifugal force,
1941
|
| 8 |
57 |
339 - Flight tests on Franks' hydrostatic suit,
1941
|
| 8 |
58 |
340 - Note of effect on adrenal cortical extract,
1941
|
| 8 |
59 |
341 - Present position of oxygen equipment (excluding cylinders, etc.) in U.S.A., Canada and Great Britain,
undated
|
| 8 |
60 |
342 - Instrument lighting for night use,
1941
|
| 8 |
61 |
343 - Proposed researches by Professor I. de Burgh Daly,
1941
|
| 8 |
62 |
345 - Report VII. A histological examination of the spinal cord of animals rapidly decompressed to 40,000-45,000 feet,
undated
|
| 8 |
63 |
346 - Report on some visual problems of submarine direction,
undated
|
| 8 |
64 |
347 - Note on the effect of decompression on cerebrospinal fluid pressure,
1941
|
| 8 |
65 |
350 - The basis for present R.A.F. standards of carbon monoxide tolerance in aircraft,
1941
|
| 8 |
66 |
352 - The protection of hearing,
undated
|
| 8 |
67 |
353 - Instrument lighting in aircraft (and vehicles),
1941
|
| 8 |
68 |
355 - Factors influencing onset and production of fatigue in Catalina flying boat crews,
1941
|
| 8 |
69 |
357 - Suspensions at elementary flying training schools, frequency of faults,
1941
|
| 8 |
70 |
358 (b) - Letter from the Royal Australian Air Force Flying Personnel,
1941
|
| 8 |
71 |
358 (e) - Cockpit lighting,
undated
|
| 8 |
72 |
358 (i) - Notes on airsickness,
undated
|
| 8 |
73 |
358 (j) - Report no. 2 on "blackout" work at Sydney University,
undated
|
| 8 |
74 |
358 (k)-2 - Points from Royal Australian Air Force Flying Personnel Research Committee,
undated
|
| 8 |
75 |
361 - The use of benzedrine to overcome fatigue on operational flights in coastal command,
1941
|
| 8 |
76 |
364 - The standard rudder bar,
undated
|
| 8 |
77 |
365 - Report on visit to Canada and the U.S.A. for liaison in aviation physiology,
1941
|
| 8 |
78 |
369 - The influence upon night vision on artificial dilatation of the pupil,
undated
|
| 8 |
79 |
372 - Incidence of ear, nose and throat affections among candidates examined at R.A.F. aviation candidates medical boards,
undated
|
| 8 |
80 |
374 - Report on provision of oxygen equipment on ferry aircraft and on aircraft during transatlantic delivery,
1941
|
| 8 |
81 |
375 - Review of oxygen apparatus for aviation in use and development,
1941
|
| 8 |
82 |
376 - Report on proposed R.C.A.F. oxygen and w/t equipment with special reference to its interchangeability with present and proposed R.A.F. equipment,
undated
|
| 8 |
83 |
377 - Report on mobile decompression chambers,
1941
|
| 8 |
84 |
380 - Investigation of blood in "height" sensitive and "height" insensitive animals,
undated
|
| 8 |
85 |
381 - The Jacques Volodarsky heated flying suit with automatically stabilised temperature,
1941
|
| 8 |
86 |
383 - Airsickness in hotspur gliders (6 passengers),
undated
|
| 8 |
87 |
384 - Medical services in the German air forces,
undated
|
| 8 |
88 |
385 - Report of the pre-selection sub-committee of the Flying Personnel Research Committee,
1941
|
| 8 |
89 |
388 - Design of the oximeter, warning and flight models, progress report as of 1st September,
1941
|
| 8 |
90 |
392 - Extract from the Russian handbook of the medical examination for fitness for flying, 1939, pages 85-92,
undated
|
| 8 |
91 |
392 (h) - Russian manual of the method of examination for flying duties,
undated
|
| 8 |
92 |
394 - Relationship between the electroencephalogram and flying ability,
undated
|
| 8 |
93 |
397 - The relation between systolic blood pressure and effects of glare,
1941
|
| 8 |
94 |
398 - Report on aviation medicine activities in Canada and U.S.A.,
undated
|
| 8 |
95 |
403 - Recruitment, selection and training of sector controllers,
undated
|
| 8 |
96 |
403 (a) - Second report on the selection of sector control officers,
1942
|
| 8 |
97 |
405 - Note on physiological protection against carbon monoxide inhalation,
1942
|
| 8 |
98 |
407 (a) - Note of progress of the pneumodynamic suit,
1942
|
| 8 |
99 |
409 - Note on the small microphone used with the Canadian demand valve oxygen equipment,
undated
|
| 8 |
100 |
410 (a) - Interim report on clinical investigations into air-sickness,
undated
|
| 8 |
101 |
412 (b) - An enquiry into psychological disorders in flying personnel,
undated
|
| 8 |
102 |
412 (c) - Investigation into psychological disorders in flying personnel. Section 1. A critical review of published literature,
1942
|
| 8 |
103 |
412 (d) - Investigation into psychological disorders in flying personnel. Section 2. Review of reports submitted to Air Ministry since outbreak of the war, April,
1942
|
| 8 |
104 |
413 - Outline of general system and details of demand valve,
undated
|
| 8 |
105 |
414 - Oxygen source for use in aircraft,
1942
|
| 8 |
106 |
415 - Legibility of different coloured instrument markings and illuminated signs at low illuminations,
undated
|
| 8 |
107 |
418 - Measurement of blind approach and landing ability,
undated
|
| 8 |
108 |
419 (a) - Wastage in wireless operations under training,
1942
|
| 8 |
109 |
410 - Notes on a discussion on laryngaphones held at North Court, Tuesday 18th November 1941,
1942
|
| 8 |
110 |
421 - Memorandum on research carried out at the Physiology Department, University of Edinburgh,
undated
|
| 8 |
111 |
423 (a) - Lighting and marking of aircraft instruments,
undated
|
| 8 |
112 |
423 (b) - Position in April, 1942, of certain flying equipment,
1942
|
| 8 |
113 |
423 (m) - An investigation of landing accidents in relation to fatigue,
1943
|
| 8 |
114 |
423 (q) - Visibility of plotting arrow from various distances and viewing angles,
1943
|
| 8 |
115 |
423 (r) - Grid reference telling from various distances and viewing angles,
1943
|
| 8 |
116 |
423 (w) - The synthetic training of Pathfinder air bombers in visual centring on target indicators,
1945
|
| 8 |
117 |
427 - Report on tests of the thermal and electrothermal properties of the "Taylor suit",
1941
|
| 8 |
118 |
429 - Pre-selection tests in the R.A.F.,
1942
|
| 8 |
119 |
430 - Preliminary note on frost bite in the Royal Air Force,
1942
|
| 8 |
120 |
431 - Reasons for the establishment of a visual training course for special duty look-outs,
undated
|
| 8 |
121 |
432 - Comparison of type 39 microphone (laryngophone) and type 26 service electro-magnetic microphone,
undated
|
| 8 |
122 |
433 - Carbon monoxide,
1942
|
| 8 |
123 |
437 - Experiments on the effect of explosive decompression on man,
1942
|
| 8 |
124 |
456 - Classification of rabbits into groups according to their apparent sensitivity to high altitudes,
1942
|
| 8 |
125 |
478 - Gas bubbles in circulating blood of decompressed animals,
1942
|
| 8 |
126 |
485 - The correlation between swing sickness and air sickness and history of motion sickness,
1942
|
| 8 |
127 |
491 - I. Gas bubble formation in circulating blood of isolated perfused lungs at low pressure II. Gas bubbles in shed blood at low pressures, including a descri8ption of a pompholygometer,
1942
|
| 8 |
128 |
492 - Fatigue and flying accidents,
1942
|
| 8 |
129 |
493 - Use of benzedrine to overcome fatigue in operational flights in bomber command,
undated
|
| 8 |
130 |
494 - Dazzle Sub-Committee (Vision Committee) progress report (August 1942),
1942
|
| 8 |
131 |
495 - Elimination of nitrogen and other gases from the lungs of animals breathing oxygen,
1942
|
| 8 |
132 |
496 (a) - Note on the testing of night vision,
1942
|
| 8 |
133 |
497 - Electric inter-communication for elementary type aircraft - final report,
undated
|
| 8 |
134 |
498 - Devices for protecting pilots from the effects of high acceleration with particular reference to trials of the Franks suit,
1942
|
| 8 |
135 |
500 - Note on prone position in aircraft,
undated
|
| 8 |
136 |
501 - Carboxyhaemoglobin values in aircraft accidents,
1942
|
| 8 |
137 |
503 - United States low pressure "walk around" bottle,
undated
|
| 8 |
138 |
507 - Benzedrine and the beam approach,
undated
|
| 8 |
139 |
510 - Airsickness in gliders,
undated
|
| 8 |
140 |
511 - Investigation of the clinical effects of anoxia of moderate severity,
1943
|
| 8 |
141 |
519 - Clinical observations on selection tests carried out in the decompression chamber,
1943
|
| 8 |
142 |
521 - Oxygen requirements in flight,
1943
|
| 8 |
143 |
522 - Night vision testing group - Vision Committee,
1943
|
| 8 |
144 |
524 - The effects of decreased atmosphere pressures on the oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions in the lungs,
1943
|
| 8 |
145 |
556 - Prevention of injury in aircraft crashes,
1943
|
| 8 |
146 |
595 - The selective benefit of oxygen pretreatment in the case of decompressed animals having low corpuscular haemoglobin values,
1944
|
| 8 |
147 |
633 (a) - Report on a survey of body and clothing measurements of Royal Air Force personnel,
1945
|
| 8 |
148 |
649 - Eye colour scale,
1945
|
| 8 |
149 |
651 - Report to the Secretary of State for Air on the committee's activities for the period June 1940 to Dec. 1945,
1946
|
| 8 |
150 |
651 (a) - FPRC reports index,
1946
|
| 8 |
151 |
658 - Report on the hazards of escaping from aircraft in combat,
1946
|
| 8 |
152 |
658 (a) - Injuries to aircraft from the chest-type parachute,
1946-1947
|
| 8 |
153 |
664 - The autokinetic illusion,
1946
|
| 8 |
154 |
665 - The assessment of "perceptual ability",
1945
|
| 8 |
155 |
665 (a) - Further experiments on the assessment of "perceptual ability",
1946
|
| 8 |
156 |
668 - Scale and dial reading,
1946
|
| 8 |
157 |
671 - Ejection of pilots from aircraft. A review of the applied physiology,
1946
|
| 8 |
158 |
672 - The significance of sickness in operational bomber crews,
1947
|
| 8 |
159 |
673 - The heights and weights of Royal Navy pilots compared with those of R.A.F. pilots,
1947
|
| 8 |
160 |
674 - Some medical aspects of parachute training,
1948
|
| 8 |
161 |
678 - The movements of the eyes in searching for an inconspicuous object,
1946
|
| 8 |
162 |
679 - Visual coverage afforded in a single fixation: the probability of perceiving an inconspicuous object displaced from the fixation point,
1946
|
| 8 |
163 |
683 - An investigation into the perception of movement,
1947
|
| 8 |
164 |
684 - The otological committee,
1947
|
| 8 |
165 |
685 - Exercise "Musk Ox" - the medical aspects of air supply,
1947
|
| 8 |
166 |
688 (b) - The first report on the effect of high intensity vibrations on some animals,
undated
|
| 8 |
167 |
689 - body measurements of pilots and cockpit dimensions,
1947
|
| 8 |
168 |
692 - The design and display of pilots' instruments,
1948
|
| 8 |
169 |
693 - The otological committee,
1948
|
| 8 |
170 |
698 - Sub-standard candidates,
1948
|
| 8 |
171 |
700 - Memorandum on methods of assessing the functional performance of flying helmets,
1948
|
| 8 |
172 |
700 (a) - Observations on the design and development of ear defenders,
1948
|
| 8 |
173 |
701 - Sickness and stress in operational flying,
1948
|
| 8 |
174 |
702 - Experimental knob shapes,
1948
|
| 8 |
175 |
702 (a) - Selection of knob shapes for radio and other controls,
1950
|
| 8 |
176 |
704 - Forearm blood flow at altitude,
1948
|
| 8 |
177 |
705 - Studies on the oxygen paradox,
1948
|
| 8 |
178 |
707 - Reactions on re-test to inhibition of a learned task,
1948
|
| 9 |
1 |
710 - Physiological requirements for air-conditioning in the cabins of pressurized aircraft,
1949
|
| 9 |
2-6 |
711 and (a) (b) (e) (f) - Surveys of the heights and weights of Royal Air Force personnel,
1949
|
| 9 |
7 |
712 - Deinsectization of aircraft and crazing of perspex windows,
1949
|
| 9 |
8 |
713 - The effect of the application of an arterial occlusion cuff to the wrist on the blood flow in the human forearm,
1947
|
| 9 |
9 |
715 - Report on development of life-saving jacket for civil aircraft,
1949
|
| 9 |
10 |
716 - Generalized vasodilation in response to heating localized areas of the skin,
1949
|
| 9 |
11 |
719 - The determination of urinary total neutral 17 and 20 ketosteroids in "stress",
1949
|
| 9 |
12 |
725 - Two experiments on fatigue as affecting skilled performance in civilian aircrew,
1949
|
| 9 |
13 |
754 - Presentation of information by aircraft instruments: experimental inquiries II instrument reading performance under varied illuminating conditions,
1951
|
| 9 |
14 |
765 - The effects of flying upon human performance,
1951
|
| 9 |
15 |
768 - Signal visibility on a B-scan radar display,
1951
|
| 9 |
16 |
771 - Blinking during visual tracking,
1951
|
| 9 |
17 |
774 - Exercise Bara Bara - joint wet/cold field test of personal and survival equipment,
1951
|
| 9 |
18 |
777 - A series of decompression tests carried out on ten subjects with and without pre-oxygenation,
1952
|
| 9 |
19 |
778 - Cholinesterase activity in plasma during anoxia,
1951
|
| 9 |
20 |
780 - R.A.F. Radar Research Unit memorandum report,
1952
|
| 9 |
21 |
AM - FPRC - Vision Committee bulletin,
1946
|
| |
AM - Royal Air Force
|
| 9 |
22 |
Casualty air evacuation - quarterly report,
1950
|
| 9 |
23 |
R.A.F. research in aviation medicine,
undated
|
| 9 |
24 |
Statement on present position of sea survival equipment,
1950
|
| |
Medical Research Council (MRC)
|
| 9 |
25 |
London news letter,
1943
|
| 9 |
26 |
The resistance of flak suits and an armoured life jacket to penetration by steel balls,
1944
|
| |
MRC - Subcommittee on Burns
|
| 9 |
27 |
The first aid treatment of burns and scalds,
1943
|
| 9 |
28 |
Phosphorus burns,
1942
|
| |
MRC - Body Protection Committee
|
| 9 |
29 |
Interim report of investigations into airsickness in gliders,
undated
|
| 9 |
30 |
Medical Research Council - Body Protection Committee - A report on the blast and splinters inside vehicles with 1 inch and 1.5 inch armour attacked by no. 68 grenades,
1941
|
| 9 |
31 |
MRC - Committee on the Care of Shipwrecked Personnel on Water Requirements and Supplies - Outline of the work of the committee,
c.1943
|
| 9 |
32 |
MRC - Committee to Consider Means of Physical Protections for Members of the Fighting Forces - casualty analysis: summary of action as affecting casualties,
1944
|
| |
MRC - Military Personnel Research Committee (MPRC) - Subcommittee on Airborne Troops
|
| 9 |
33 |
Remedies for seasickness,
1943
|
| 9 |
34 |
Reports,
1943
|
| |
MRC - MPRC - Subcommittee on Weapons
|
| 9 |
35 |
The blast protection afforded to the ear by service pattern flying helmets and by service headphones,
1944
|
| 9 |
36 |
Rupture of the ear-drums by blast,
1944
|
| 9 |
37 |
MRC - War Wounds Committee - Anaerobes Subcommittee reports,
1942
|
| |
Ministry of Aircraft Production - Oxford Research Unit
|
| 9 |
38 |
The effect of the centrifugal forces on the blood circulation of the aircraft pilot - translation of Heinz von Diringshofen,
undated
|
| 9 |
39 |
An experimental study of the value of the American "flak suit" against fragments,
1944
|
| 9 |
40 |
The resistance at normal and oblique impact, of 1.2 and 3 mm manganese steel to 25 pr. Shell fragments - summary,
undated
|
| 9 |
41 |
The resistance of Doron and other materials to 25 pr. Shell fragments,
undated
|
| 9 |
42 |
A review of the criteria of wounding power in common use,
undated
|
| 9 |
43 |
The value of body armour for air-crews,
1945
|
| 9 |
44 |
Ministry of Home Security (MHS) - Wounds caused by bakelite fragments,
1943
|
| |
MHS - Civil Defence Research Committee
|
| 9 |
45 |
RC (G) 6 - Photometric properties of the atmosphere - the co-ordination of research in vision and visibility,
1944
|
| 9 |
46 |
RC 239 - Critical perforation velocity of a 3/32 in. steel ball fired at cloths, manganese, steel and "tufnol carp",
1941
|
| 9 |
47 |
RC 249 - The effect of blast on the heart and head (preliminary note),
undated
|
| 9 |
48 |
RC 376 - Some remarks on observations by Zuckerman and others on lesions in lungs,
1943
|
| 9 |
49 |
RC 383 - The equation of state and the adiabatic pressure-volume relation for the products of detonation in PETN,
1943
|
| 9 |
50 |
RC 406 - The relations between anti-personnel effect and size of projectile,
1944
|
| |
MHS - Research and Experiments Department
|
| 9 |
51 |
Assessment of anti-personnel effects in 3 lb. and 6 lb. anti-tank projectile tests carried out at Whitchurch on 9/10 July 1942 and 22/24 July,
1942
|
| 9 |
52 |
Casualty rates of flying bombs by day,
1945
|
| 9 |
53 |
Casualty rates of flying bombs at night,
1945
|
| |
Casualty Surveys
|
| 9 |
54-55 |
Analysis of casualty survey reports 1-46,
undated
|
| 9 |
56 |
1 - Explosion in room,
undated
|
| 9 |
57 |
2 - Direct hits on Anderson shelters,
undated
|
| 9 |
58 |
3 - Direct hit on Anderson shelter,
undated
|
| 9 |
59 |
4 - Explosion in large dining hall,
undated
|
| 9 |
60 |
5 - Bomb 15 feet from Anderson shelter,
undated
|
| 9 |
61 |
6 - Two bombs on railway station (open),
undated
|
| 9 |
62 |
7 - Bomb in open,
undated
|
| 9 |
63 |
8 - Heavy bomb outside 3-storied building,
undated
|
| 9 |
64 |
9 - Bomb in open,
undated
|
| 9 |
65 |
10 - Bomb close to surface brick shelter,
undated
|
| 9 |
66 |
11 - Direct hit by 50 kg. bomb, with explosion outside and casualties inside a room and basement,
undated
|
| 9 |
67 |
12 - Bomb inside cinema,
undated
|
| 9 |
68 |
13 - Bomb close to Anderson shelters,
undated
|
| 9 |
69 |
14 - 50 kg. on a 3-storied house,
undated
|
| 9 |
70 |
15 - Direct hit by 250 kg. on small house,
undated
|
| 9 |
71 |
16 - Bomb between two rows of terrace houses,
undated
|
| 9 |
72 |
17 - Direct hit by 50 kg. bomb on house. Casualties in cellar,
undated
|
| 9 |
73 |
18 - 50 kg. bomb in open,
undated
|
| 9 |
74 |
19 - 50 kg. bomb on large work-shed,
undated
|
| 9 |
75 |
20 - 50 kg. in open,
undated
|
| 9 |
76 |
21 - Direct hit by 500 kg. bomb on a row of small houses,
undated
|
| 9 |
77 |
22 - 500 kg. bomb in front of small houses,
undated
|
| 9 |
78 |
23 - 250 kg. bomb on one of a terrace of small houses,
undated
|
| 9 |
79 |
24 - Boy seriously wounded in open 30 feet from 50 kg. bomb,
undated
|
| 9 |
80 |
25 - Direct hit by 50 kg. on communal sunk steel arched shelter,
undated
|
| 9 |
81 |
26 - 50 kg. bomb on small house,
undated
|
| 9 |
82 |
27 - Birmingham bomb census no. B.61-136 - 50 kg. bomb immediately outside small two-storied house,
undated
|
| 9 |
83 |
28 - Direct hit by 50 kg. on two-storied house. Reinforced cellar saved thirteen people,
undated
|
| 9 |
84 |
29 - 250 kb. Bomb about 5 ft. from nearest point of partially buried communal concrete shelter. Some men in open,
undated
|
| 9 |
85 |
30 - Direct hit by 50 kg. bomb on Anderson shelter,
undated
|
| 9 |
86 |
31 - 250 kg. bomb 5 ft. from an underground long communal arched steel shelter of small cross section,
undated
|
| 9 |
87 |
32 - 250 kg. 15 ft. from Anderson shelter,
undated
|
| 9 |
88 |
33 - 50 kg. bomb on back of three storied house,
undated
|
| 9 |
89 |
34 - 250 kg. bomb in front of two attached houses,
undated
|
| 9 |
90 |
35 - 250 kg. bomb exploding in mid-air in yard of "cooperative" stores,
undated
|
| 9 |
91 |
36 - 4.5 in. A.A. shell exploding in bar parlour of inn,
undated
|
| 9 |
92 |
37 - Parachute mine on residential district,
undated
|
| 9 |
93 |
38 - Parachute mine in already damaged and partially evacuated residential area,
undated
|
| 9 |
94 |
39 - Bomb-disposal party injured by a parachute mine,
undated
|
| 9 |
95 |
40 - Parachute mine detonating in open. Men under cover 150 ft. away unhurt,
undated
|
| 9 |
96 |
41 - 250 kg. bomb exploding near Anderson shelters,
undated
|
| 9 |
97 |
42 - Presumed 1000 kg. bomb bursting in street flanked by shops and public-houses,
undated
|
| 9 |
98 |
43 - 50 kg. bomb exploding in railway arch shelter. Majority of those present killed or injured,
undated
|
| 9 |
99 |
44 - Parachute mine on small terrace house,
undated
|
| 9 |
100 |
45 - Presumed 1000 kg. bomb near occupied Anderson shelters and behind occupied houses,
undated
|
| 9 |
101 |
46 - 50 kg. bomb exploding on pavement. Policeman 50 ft. away killed by splinters,
undated
|
| |
Research Committee (RC) Numbered Reports
|
| 9 |
102 |
232 - The relationship between striking-velocity and the damage caused to materials by a 3/32 in. steel ball,
1941
|
| 9 |
103 |
264 - An experimental study of the wounding mechanism of high velocity missiles,
undated
|
| 9 |
104 |
350 - The wounding power of small bomb and shell fragments,
undated
|
| 9 |
105 |
398 - The fitting of the normal bivariate surface to observed bomb scatters,
1943
|
| 9 |
106 |
434 - An experimental study of the value of the American "flak-suit" against fragments,
undated
|
| |
Research Experiment Notes (REN) Numbered Reports
|
| 9 |
107 |
227 - A comparison of the casualty rates of the 1-in. mortar and the 36-grenade,
1944
|
| 9 |
108 |
283 - Note by Oxford Extra-Mural Unit on blast pressure conditions which cause death or temporary incapacity - reference A.S.H.L.O. letter dated 15.9.43,
1944
|
| 9 |
109 |
317 - Casualty effects of high explosive bombs in low level daylight raids compared with high level night raids,
1944
|
| 9 |
110 |
428 - Memo on the risk of eye injuries in air-raids - particularly in flying bomb incidents,
1944
|
| 9 |
111 |
Ministry of Production - Office of Scientific Advisors - reports,
1943
|
| |
Ministry of Supply - Advisory Council on Scientific Research and Technical Development
|
| 9 |
112 |
The performance of the U.S. M41 20 lb. fragmentation bombs - summary,
1944
|
| 9 |
113 |
Sizes of shell, mortar and bomb fragments causing wounds - AC 3412,
1942
|
| |
RC Numbered Reports
|
| 9 |
114 |
384 - The adiabatic pressure-volume relation of the products of detonation of aluminum-tnt mixtures,
1943
|
| 9 |
115 |
385 - Cased charges XVIII. Fragmentation, VII. Casings of different materials (mild steel, cast iron, lead and aluminum) and of different thicknesses. I. Velocities of fragments,
1943
|
| 9 |
116 |
386 - Cased charges XIX. Fragmentation, IX. Casings of different materials (mild steel, cast iron, lead and aluminum) and of different thicknesses. II. Weight distribution of fragments,
1943
|
| 9 |
117 |
387 - Cased charges XX. Empirical relationship for use in comparing results of fragmentation trials. I. Velocities of fragments,
1943
|
| 9 |
118 |
388 - Cased charges XXI. The relationships for use in comparing results of fragmentation trials. II. Weight distribution of fragments,
1943
|
| 9 |
119 |
389 - Cased charges XXII. The relationships for use in comparing results of fragmentation tests. III. Numbers of fragments,
1943
|
| 9 |
120 |
391 - Cased charges XXIII. Empirical relationships for use in comparing results of fragmentation tests. IV. Controlled fragmentation,
1943
|
| |
National Physical Laboratory
|
| 9 |
122 |
Note on testing Coquille lenses and specification of a C quality,
1945
|
| 9 |
123 |
Notes on the standardisation of methods of assessing dazzle from gun flashes,
1943
|
| |
Royal Aircraft Establishment
|
| 9 |
124 |
Investigation into the performance of the "Hymatic" anti-G valve type A.G. 2 and assorted circuits,
1951
|
| 9 |
125 |
Carbon monoxide contamination tests at the R.A.E. on Mustang I aircraft of Army Cooperation Command,
1942
|
| 9 |
126 |
Investigation of possible alternative materials to mica for the valve discs of oxygen mask inspiratory valves,
1942
|
| 9 |
127 |
Review of the carbon monoxide contamination tests on aircraft in the 15 months to 30 September,
1942
|
| |
Other Sources
[subseries]:
|
| 9 |
128 |
Altitude training program,
1943
|
| 9 |
129 |
The B-24 oxygen system with physiological discussion - Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation,
1943
|
| 9 |
130 |
The Bermuda Biological Station for Research - reports of officers for the years 1943, 1944 and 1945,
1946
|
| 9 |
131 |
Conference on the physico-chemical mechanism of nerve activity - New York Academy of Sciences, Section on Biology - preprints of papers presented,
1946
|
| 9 |
132 |
Effectiveness of a high carbohydrate diet in raising the ceiling of men under the condition of anoxia (SPQRD 430, low protein) - Northwestern University,
undated
|
| 9 |
133 |
Medical research in some aspects of aircraft design - Boeing,
undated
|
| 9 |
134 |
[Miscellaneous data],
1946, undated
|
| 9 |
135 |
Personality, organization and anoxia tolerance - College of the City of New York,
undated
|
| 9 |
136 |
Primary physiology of high altitude flying and outline for demonstration of oxygen equipment,
undated
|
| 9 |
137 |
Report on co-ordination of medical abstracting services - U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization,
1947
|
| 9 |
138 |
Report on the determination of carbon monoxide, ammonia, and oxides of nitrogen when present together with hydrogen in air - Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology,
undated
|
| 9 |
139 |
Some considerations on aeromedical research,
1948
|
| 9 |
140 |
South African Air Force - aptitude tests section,
1943
|
| 9 |
141 |
A study of a new ventilated goggle - protective clothing report number 11 - NIH-IHRL,
1944
|
| 9 |
142 |
Supplementary lot of medicaments - Allied Postwar Requirements Bureau,
1943
|
| 9 |
143 |
The use of a demand oxygen system in B-17 airplanes at high altitudes,
1942
|
| 9 |
144 |
The use of drugs at high altitudes - the use of benzedrine and caffeine under conditions of oxygen want - College of the City of New York, Psychology Laboratory,
1942
|
| |
Series 2: Meeting Minutes,
1937-1952 [series]:
|
| |
United States
[subseries]:
|
| 9 |
145 |
Army - Aeromedical Research Laboratory - Board of Advisors,
1942
|
| 9 |
146 |
Army - Army Air Forces School of Aviation Medicine - Second conference on aviation dentistry,
1945
|
| 9 |
147 |
Navy - Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BuMed) - Conference on carbon monoxide in aircraft,
1945
|
| |
Navy - BuMed - Research Division
|
| 9 |
148 |
Conference on aviation oxygen equipment,
1945
|
| 9 |
149 |
Conference on diluter demand oxygen regulators with safety pressure,
1945
|
| 9 |
150 |
National Research Council (NRC) - Division of Anthropology and Psychology - Joint meeting of the executive committee of the Divisions of Anthropology and Psychology, Biology and Agriculture and Medical Sciences,
1937
|
| |
NRC - Division of Medical Sciences (DMS)
|
| 9 |
151 |
Amoebiasis and bacillary dysentery,
1942
|
| 9 |
152 |
Annual meeting,
1937
|
| 10 |
1-2 |
Annual meetings,
1941-1948
|
| 10 |
3 |
Atabrine conference,
1942
|
| 10 |
4 |
Conference group on laboratory equipment,
1943
|
| 10 |
5 |
Conference on atmospheric control,
1943
|
| 10 |
6 |
Conference on atomic bomb casualties,
1946
|
| 10 |
7 |
Conference on blood preservation and red cell resuspension,
1945
|
| 10 |
8 |
Conference on cholera vaccine,
1942-1943
|
| 10 |
9 |
Conference on dermatophytosis,
1943
|
| 10 |
10 |
Conference on field experiences in tropical medicine,
1943
|
| 10 |
11 |
Conference on insect repellents,
1942
|
| 10 |
12 |
Conference on immunization against typhus fever,
1942
|
| 10 |
13 |
Conference on military medicine in Libya,
1943
|
| 10 |
14 |
Conference on missile casualties,
1942-1945
|
| 10 |
15 |
Conference on occupational therapy,
1943
|
| 10 |
16 |
Conference on patterns and problems of primate sex-behavior,
1943
|
| 10 |
17 |
Conference on physical fitness,
1944
|
| 10 |
18 |
Conference on plague prevention and therapy,
1942
|
| 10 |
19 |
Conference on postwar research,
1946
|
| 10 |
20 |
Conference on results of exposure to cold,
1943
|
| 10 |
21 |
Conference on the psychiatric aspects of venereal disease,
1946
|
| 10 |
22 |
Conference on shark repellents, minutes of second meeting,
1943
|
| 10 |
23 |
Conference on supplies, equipment and staff organization for occupational therapy,
1942
|
| 10 |
24 |
Conference on typhus, cholera, and plague,
1942
|
| 10 |
25 |
Conference on typhus fever,
1942
|
| 10 |
26-29 |
Conference on wound ballistics,
1943-1944
|
| 10 |
30 |
Conference with Major Peter Ascroft,
1943
|
| 10 |
31 |
Occupational therapy conference,
1943
|
| 10 |
32 |
Symposium on epidemic keratoconjunctivitis,
1942
|
| 10 |
33 |
Subcommittee on Acceleration,
1942-1944
|
| 10 |
34 |
Subcommittee on Anesthesia,
1940-1943
|
| 10 |
35-40 |
Subcommittee on Blood Substitutes,
1940-1945
|
| 10 |
41 |
Subcommittee on Clothing,
1942-1945
|
| 10 |
42 |
Subcommittee on Metabolism and Diseases of the Endocrine Glands,
1940
|
| 10 |
43 |
Subcommittee on Motion Sickness,
1942-1944
|
| 10 |
44 |
Subcommittee on Neurology,
1941-1943
|
| 10 |
45 |
Subcommittee on Nutrition,
1940-1945
|
| 10 |
46 |
Subcommittee on Ophthalmology,
1942-1943
|
| 10 |
47 |
Subcommittee on Orthopaedic Surgery,
1940-1943
|
| 10 |
48 |
Subcommittee on Psychiatry,
1942-1944
|
| 10 |
49 |
Subcommittee on Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery,
1940-1942
|
| 10 |
50 |
Subcommittee on Radiology,
1940-1945
|
| 11 |
1-2 |
Subcommittee on Shock,
1940-1945
|
| 11 |
3 |
Subcommittee on Surgical Infections,
1940-1945
|
| 11 |
4 |
Subcommittee on Therapeutics,
1940
|
| 11 |
5 |
Subcommittee on Tuberculosis,
1940-1945
|
| 11 |
6 |
Subcommittee on Thoracic Surgery,
1940-1942
|
| 11 |
7 |
Subcommittee on Tropical Diseases,
1940-1945
|
| 11 |
8 |
Subcommittee on Tropical Diseases - malaria research,
1941-1944
|
| 11 |
9 |
Subcommittee on Urology,
1940
|
| 11 |
10 |
Subcommittee on Veterinary Medicine,
1945
|
| 11 |
11 |
Subcommittee on War Neuroses,
1941
|
| |
Committee on Aviation Medicine (CAM)
|
| 11 |
12-13 |
Reports,
1942, 1946
|
| 11 |
14 |
Conference on recent scientific developments applicable to problems of aviation medicine,
1947
|
| 11 |
15 |
Crash injury conference,
1943-1944
|
| 11 |
16 |
Subcommittee on Decompression Sickness,
1944
|
| 11 |
17 |
Subcommittee on Oxygen and Anoxia,
1942-1945
|
| 11 |
18 |
Subcommittee on Visual Problems,
1942-1945
|
| 11 |
19-20 |
Committee on Chemotherapeutic and Other Agents,
1940-1946
|
| |
Committee on Drugs and Medical Supplies (CDMS) - Subcommittee on Pharmacy
|
| 11 |
21 |
Reports,
1943-1945
|
| 11 |
22 |
CDMS - Penicillin conference,
1943
|
| 11 |
23 |
Committee on Medical Records,
1944
|
| |
Committee on Medicine (CM)
|
| 11 |
24-25 |
Committee on Medicine (CM),
1940-1943, 1947
|
| 11 |
26 |
Subcommittee on Clinical Investigations,
1941
|
| 11 |
27 |
Subcommittees on Cardiovascular Diseases and Infectious Diseases,
1947
|
| 11 |
28-29 |
Subcommittee on Venereal Diseases,
1940-1946
|
| 11 |
30 |
Committee on Neuropsychiatry,
1940-1944
|
| 11 |
31 |
Committee on Pathology,
1943-1945
|
| |
Committee on Prosthetic Devices (CPD)
|
| 11 |
32-33 |
Reports,
1945-1946
|
| 11 |
34 |
Symposium on research projects,
1946
|
| |
Committee on Surgery (CS)
|
| 11 |
35 |
Reports,
1940-1943
|
| 11 |
36 |
Panel on amputations,
1946
|
| 11 |
37 |
Subcommittee on Otolaryngology,
1943-1944
|
| 11 |
38 |
Subcommittee on Physical Therapy,
1941-1942
|
| 11 |
39-41 |
Committee on Sanitary Engineering,
1942-1945
|
| 11 |
42 |
Committee on Transfusions,
1940-1941
|
| 11 |
43 |
Committee on Veterans' Medical Problems,
1946
|
| 11 |
44 |
Yale Aeromedical Research Unit,
1942-1946
|
| 11 |
45 |
Australia - Royal Australian Air Force - Flying Personnel Research Committee,
1941-1944
|
| |
Canada
[subseries]:
|
| 11 |
46 |
National Research Council (NRC),
1943-1944
|
| 11 |
47 |
Canadian Subcommittee on Oxygen Equipment,
1943
|
| |
Great Britain
[subseries]:
|
| 11 |
48 |
Notes from the Middle East forces on the use of diflavine (217 diaminoacridine monohydrochloride) and proflavine in wound therapy,
1943
|
| 11 |
49 |
Notes from the Middle East recently received from consulting surgeon and director of pathology,
1943
|
| 11 |
50 |
Report on test of Crusader tank 44413 at Long Valley, Farnborough on,
August 18, 1942
|
| 12 |
1-8 |
Air Ministry (AM) - Flying Personnel Research Committee (FPRC),
1939-1952
|
| 12 |
9 |
Night vision training,
1943-1944
|
| 12 |
10 |
Otological Committee,
1947-1949
|
| 12 |
11 |
Sub-committee on Airsickness,
1941
|
| 12 |
12 |
Sub-committee on Psychological Pre-Selection Tests,
1941
|
| 12 |
13 |
Psychological Sub-committee,
1951
|
| 12 |
14-16 |
Vision Committee (VC),
1941-1951
|
| 12 |
17 |
Dazzle Sub-committee,
1941-1943
|
| 12 |
18 |
Sub-committee on Goggles and Spectacles,
1944-1945
|
| 12 |
19 |
Medical Research Council (MRC) - Body Protection Committee,
1943
|
| 12 |
20 |
Committee to Consider Means of Physical Protection for Members of the Fighting Forces,
1940
|
| 12 |
21 |
Other Sources - Aviation dentistry conference,
1945
|
| |
Series 3: Speeches,
1940-1950 [series]:
|
| 12 |
22 |
Chang, Hsiang-Tung - "Principles of structural and functional organization of the spinal cord",
1950
|
| 12 |
23 |
Meleney, Henry N. - "The work of the Subcommittee on Tropical Diseases of the National Research Council",
1941
|
| 12 |
24 |
Poole, F. E. - "Health conservation in airplane manufacture",
1942
|
| 12 |
25 |
Poppen, John R. - "Recent trends in aviation medicine",
1940
|
| 12 |
26 |
Poppen, John R. - "Requirements of military oxygen supply apparatus",
1941
|
| |
Series 4: Printed Material,
1929-1949 [series]:
|
| 12 |
27 |
Edison aviation oxygen recirculator - operation manual,
undated
|
| 12 |
28 |
Handbook on pressure breathing equipment,
undated
|
| 12 |
29 |
Biological engineering, biomechanics applied to airplane design, surgery, and rheumatism [collected articles],
1929-1943
|
| 13 |
1 |
"Altitud y deporte" - J. Faravelli Musante,
1940
|
| 13 |
2 |
Oxygen rebreathing apparatus for aircraft use - central oxygen supply type - instruction manual - Mine Safety Appliances Co.,
1940
|
| 13 |
3 |
How to prevent air sickness - Civil Aeronautics Administration,
1942
|
| 13 |
4 |
Oral Hygiene [periodical],
April, 1943
|
| 13 |
5 |
Pioneer demand oxygen regulator type 2851-A1,
1943
|
| 13 |
6 |
"A mean scotopic visibility curve" - W. S. Stiles, T. Smith [photocopy],
1944
|
| 13 |
7 |
British Aviation Insurance Company Bulletin,
1944
|
| 13 |
8 |
Far eastern nutritional relief (Japanese culture) - civil affairs guide - Navy Department - OPNAV 13-18,
1944
|
| 13 |
9 |
How to avoid death from oxygen failure,
1944
|
| 13 |
10 |
Journal of the American Dental Association, v.31, no. 9,
1944
|
| 13 |
11 |
Manual of oxygen and intercommunication equipment, 2nd ed. - R.C.A.F. - amended information,
1944
|
| 13 |
12 |
Ship recognition instructor - manual - Air Ministry,
1944
|
| 13 |
13 |
Pilot error - some laboratory experiments - Air Ministry - AP3139A,
1948
|
| 13 |
14 |
Pilot flight exposure in California - Civil Aeronautics Administration,
1949
|
| |
Series 5: Correspondence and Photographs,
1941-1952 [series]:
|
| 13 |
15 |
Correspondence,
1941-1952
|
| 13 |
16 |
[Equipment used at the Yale Aeronautical Research Unit] [photographs],
undated
|
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