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* [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873941/m1/3 T.O. No. 30-100A-1 | * [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873941/m1/3 T.O. No. 30-100A-1 – Instrument Flying: Basic Theory and Practice] | ||
* T.O. No. 30-100A-2 | * T.O. No. 30-100A-2 – Instrument Flying: Basic Instructors' Syllabus | ||
* [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873941/m1/65 T.O. No. 30-100B-1 | * [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873941/m1/65 T.O. No. 30-100B-1 – Instrument Flying: Advanced with Radio Aids] | ||
* [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873964 T.O. No. 30-100C-1 | * [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873964 T.O. No. 30-100C-1 – Instrument Flying: Instrument Trainer Instruction Guide] | ||
* T.O. No. 30-100C-1 | * T.O. No. 30-100C-1 – Instrument Flying: Instrument Trainer Instruction Guide (Special Edition) | ||
* [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873973 T.O. No. 30-100D-1 | * [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873973 T.O. No. 30-100D-1 – Instrument Flying: Technique in Weather] | ||
* T.O. No. 30-100E-1 | * T.O. No. 30-100E-1 – [Instrument Flying: British Standard Beam Approach System]<ref>{{cite book |title=Instrument Flying: Army Air Forces Instrument Approach System |date=10 November 1943 |page=ii |url=http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873941/m1/148/ |access-date=1 April 2022}}</ref> | ||
* [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873941/m1/145 T.O. No. 30-100F-1 | * [http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth873941/m1/145 T.O. No. 30-100F-1 – Instrument Flying: Army Air Forces Instrument Approach System] | ||
* T.O. No. 30-100F-2 | * T.O. No. 30-100F-2 – Instrument Flying: Army Air Forces Instrument Approach System Instructors' Syllabus | ||
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Revision as of 04:35, 1 April 2022
Material is taken from a Warbird Information Exchange thread.
Aerology
- No. 1 – Ice Formation on Aircraft (NAVAER 00-80U-1)
- No. 2 – Thunderstorms (NAVAER 00-80U-2)
- No. 3 – Fog (NAVAER 00-80U-3)
- No. 4 – Air Masses and Fronts (NAVAER 00-80U-5)
- No. 5 – The Warm Front (NAVAER 00-80U-9)
- No. 6 – The Cold Front (NAVAER 00-80U-4)
- No. 7 – The Occluded Fronts (NAVAER 00-80U-8)
- No. 8 – Flying the Weather Map (NAVAER 00-80U-11)
- No. 9 – The Equatorial Front (NAVAER 00-80U-10)
- No. 10 – Typhoons and Hurricanes (NAVAER 00-80U-21)
Aeronautics Bulletins
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 1 – Civil Aeronautics in the United States
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 2 – Airport Design and Construction
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 3 – Aeronautics Trade Directory
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 4 – Air Marking
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 5 – Airports and Landing Fields
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 6 – Aeronautic Publications
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7 – Air Commerce Regulations
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-A – Airworthiness Requirements for Aircraft
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-B – School Supplement of Air Commerce Regulations
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-C – Department of Commerce Regulations Governing Entry and Clearance of Aircraft and United States Airport of Entry Regulations
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-D – Parachute Supplement of Air Commerce Regulations
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-E – Air Commerce Regulations Governing Scheduled Operation of Interstate Air Line Services
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-F – Airworthiness Requirements for Aircraft Components and Accessories
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-G – Airworthiness Requirements for Engines and Propellers
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-H – Air Commerce Regulations Governing Alterations and Repairs to Licensed Aircraft
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 8 – Airway Map of the United States
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 9 – Regulations Governing Establishment and Certification of Aeronautical Lights and Recommended Standards for Marking Obstructions to Air Navigation
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 10 – Air Navigation Maps
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 11 – Establishment and Operation of Deparment of Commerce Intermediate Landing Fields
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 12 – Aircraft Engine Testing
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 13 – Civil Aircraft Accidents and Casualties
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 14 – Relative Lift Distribution in Any Biplane
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 15 – Air Traffic Rules [Ed. Series number likely reassigned to entry below.][1]
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 15 – Control of Airplanes at Low Speeds by Means of Conventional Ailerons
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 16 – Airport Rating Regulations
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 17 – Airport Management
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 18 – State Aeronautical Legislation and Compilation of State Laws
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 19 – Aviation Training
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 20 – Directory of Licensed Pilots [Ed. Series number reassigned to entry below.][2]
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 20 – Suggested City or County Aeronautics Ordinance and Uniform Rules for Airports
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 21 – Trend in Airplane Design as Indicated by Approved Type Certificates
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 22 – Gliders and Gliding
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 23 – Scheduled Air Transportation
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 24 – The Federal Airways System
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 25 – Reduction of Airplane Noise
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 26 – Design Information for Aircraft
- Aeronautics Bulletin No. 27 – Aeronautic Radio
Air Forces Manuals
- No. 1 – Shoot the Bull![3]
- No. 2 – Instructor's Guide for Recognition Training in Army Air Forces[3]
- No. 3 – Glider Tactics and Technique[4]
- No. 4 – Operation of Photographic Laboratory[3]
- No. 5 – Ditching Dope
- No. 6 – Weather for Aircrew Trainees[5]
- No. 7 – High Level Precision Bombing[6]
- No. 8 – Field Weight and Balance Control for Aircraft[7]
- No. 10 – Arctic and Tropic Maintenance of Aircraft
- No. 11 – Manual on AACS Procedures[8]
- No. 12 – Glider Flying Training[3]
- No. 13 – How to Use Training Films
- No. 15 – Bombardment Formations[3]
- No. 16 – Teaching Methods Manual for Flexible Gunnery Instructors[9]
- No. 20 – Gunners Information File[3]
- No. 21 – Survival
- No. 22 – Guide for Training Aids Officers[10]
- No. 23 – Handbook of Recovery[3]
- No. 24 – Instructors Manual for Physical Retraining[10]
- No. 26 – Introducing Joe "Flight" Gremlin
- No. 27 – Gunnery in the B-29[11]
- No. 28 – Radar Performance Testing Manual[12]
- No. 29 – Sit Down and Play[13]
- No. 30 – Ground Safety Rules
- No. 31 – Tactical Employment of H2X Radar Equipment[14]
- No. 32 – Air Attacks on Bridges[15]
- No. 34 – Notes on Use of Oxygen Equipment for Fighter Pilots and P. R. U.[3]
- No. 35 – Notes on Use of Oxygen Equipment for Air Crews[3]
- No. 37 – Loran Handbook for Aircraft[16]
- No. 38 – Weather Briefing Manual[7]
- No. 40 – Precipitation Static[17]
- No. 42 – How to Jam Jerry's Radar, Window or Chaff[3]
- No. 43 – Centralized Meat-Cutting Plants
- No. 45 – First Aid in Flight[3]
- No. 48 – Prevent Burns
- No. 49 – Let's Walk
- No. 53 – World-wide Recognition Systems[10]
- No. 55 – Use of Flexible Gunnery, Phase Checks, Giving, Scoring, Using[10]
- No. 58 – Mr. Pilot, Don't Be a Bogey Man, Turn on Your IFF[10]
- No. 59 – Coming Home
- No. 62 – Precision Bombing Practice[10]
- No. 64 – Fighter Gunnery, Rocket Firing, Dive Bombing[18]
- No. 65 – The Airplane Commander
- No. 66 – Manual for Instruction on Poorman Flexible Gunnery Trainer[10]
- No. 67 – How to Improve Formation Bombing[19]
- No. 70 – Going Down
Aviation Training Sense Pamphlets
- NAVAER 00-80Q-1 – Safety Precautions for Fixed Gunnery (aka Don't Kill Your Friends)
- NAVAER 00-80Q-2 – Dunking Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-3 – Gunnery Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-4 – Oxygen Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-5 – Parachute Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-6 – Prisoner Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-9 – Air Information Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-10 – Fuel Saving Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-11 – Aleutian Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-12 – 'G' Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-13 – Arctic Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-14 – Shark Sense (1944)
- NAVAER 00-80Q-14 – Shark Sense (1959)
- NAVAER 00-80Q-15 – Patrol Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-16 – Security Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-17 – Flat-Hatting Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-19 – Manners Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-20 – Taxi Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-21 – Recognition and Identification Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-22 – Pilot Error Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-23 – Carrier Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-24 – Radio Discipline Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-25 – Support Aircraft Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-26 – Rescue Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-27 – Night Fighter Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-28 – Instrument Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-29 – Compressibility Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-30 – Jet Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-31 – Carrier Cold Starting Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-32 – Carrier Cold Weather Flying Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-33 – Vertigo Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-34 – Support Aircraft Sense [Ed. Likely republication of above under new series number.][20]
- NAVAER 00-80Q-35 – High Altitude Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-36 – Night Vision Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-37 – Shoot Seat Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-38 – Electrical Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-39 – Jet Cruise Control Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-40 – Air Controller Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-41 – UHF Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-42 – Helicopter Rescue Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-43 – Instrument Flying Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-45 – GCA Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-46 – Swept and Delta Wing Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-47 – Night Flying Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-48 – Carrier Sense [Ed. Likely republication of above under new series number.]
- NAVAER 00-80Q-49 – Weekend Warrior Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-50 – Ditching Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-52 – Flight Simulator Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-55 – Bail-Out and Ejection Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-56 – Low Flying Sense
- NAVAER 00-80Q-58 – Collision Sense
- NAVPERS 91139 – Conference Sense
- NAVPERS 91785 – Discipline Sense
- NAVPERS 91786 – Public Relations Sense
- NAVPERS 91964 – Shipboard Training Sense
- NAVWEPS 00-80Q-51 – Recognition Sense [Ed. Likely republication of above under new series number.][21]
- NAVWEPS 00-80Q-53 – Flying Fitness Sense
- NAVWEPS 00-800-59 – Slow Flight Sense [Ed. Note the replacement of "Q" with a "0".]
Civil Aeronautics Bulletins
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 3 – Civil Aircraft Accidents and Casualties[22]
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 4 – State Aeronautical Legislation Digest and Uniform State Laws
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 5 – Flight Instructor's Manual
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 10 – Airport Lighting
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 11 – Directory of Airports and Seaplane Bases
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 12 – Air Marking
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 20 – Study Outline for Primary Ground Instruction
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 21 – Primary Ground Study Manual
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 22 – Digest of Civil Air Regulations for Pilots
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 23 – Civil Pilot Training Manual
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 24 – Practical Air Navigation
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 25 – Meteorology for Pilots
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 26 – Aerodynamics for Pilots
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 27 – Pilot's Airplane Manual
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 28 – Pilot's Powerplant Manual
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 29 – Pilot's Radio Manual
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 30 – Ground Instructor's Manual
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 31 – Patter for Elementary Flight Maneuvers
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 32 – Fundamentals of Elementary Flight Maneuvers
Fixed Gunnery And Combat Tactics Series
- No. 1 – How to Get Hits with the Illuminated Sight
- No. 2 – Gunnery Approaches
- No. 3 – Offensive Tactics Against Fighters
- No. 4 – Defensive Tactics Against Fighters
- No. 5 – Snoopers and How to Blast 'Em
- No. 6 – Fighter Escort (NAVAER 00-805-19)
- No. 7 – Attack Against Bomber Formations (NAVAER 00-805-20)
- No. 8 – Combat Air Patrol (NAVAER 00-805-21)
Flight Preparation Training Series
- Aerology for Pilots
- Air Navigation: Part 1, Introduction to Earth
- Air Navigation: Part 2, Introduction to Navigation
- Air Navigation: Part 3, Dead Reckoning and Lines of Position
- Air Navigation: Part 4, Navigation Instruments
- Air Navigation: Part 5, Relative Movement
- Air Navigation: Part 6, Contact Flying
- Air Navigation: Part 7, Nautical Astronomy & Celestial Navigation
- Effects of Flight
- Mathematics for Pilots
- Operation of Aircraft Engines
- Physics for Aviation
- Physics Manual for Pilots
- Principles of Flying
Instrument Flying Manuals
- T.O. No. 30-100A-1 – Instrument Flying: Basic Theory and Practice
- T.O. No. 30-100A-2 – Instrument Flying: Basic Instructors' Syllabus
- T.O. No. 30-100B-1 – Instrument Flying: Advanced with Radio Aids
- T.O. No. 30-100C-1 – Instrument Flying: Instrument Trainer Instruction Guide
- T.O. No. 30-100C-1 – Instrument Flying: Instrument Trainer Instruction Guide (Special Edition)
- T.O. No. 30-100D-1 – Instrument Flying: Technique in Weather
- T.O. No. 30-100E-1 – [Instrument Flying: British Standard Beam Approach System][23]
- T.O. No. 30-100F-1 – Instrument Flying: Army Air Forces Instrument Approach System
- T.O. No. 30-100F-2 – Instrument Flying: Army Air Forces Instrument Approach System Instructors' Syllabus
Safety Bulletins
- No. 169-46 - Service Pilots Versus Light Planes
- No. 170-46 - Air Recklessness
- No. 171-46 - That 500-Foot Regulation
- No. 172-46 - Seaplane Safety
- No. 173-46 - Low-Slow Flying: The Fatal Mistake
- No. 174-46 - Small-Field Traffic
- No. 175-47 - Don't Drink and Fly
- No. 176-47 - Strange Field Landings
- No. 177-47 - Students Don't Fly Passengers
- No. 178-47 - Why Have Prop Accidents?
- No. 179-47 - Buzzing...Jail Bait
- No. 180-48 - Runways Shrink!
- No. 181-48 - Cold Weather Safety
- No. 183-49 - Buzzing...is Deadly
- No. 184-49 - Don't Ask for Trouble: File a Flight Plan
- No. 186-51 - Mountain Winds and Their Effects on Flight
- No. 187-53 - Keep Your Distance
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