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Introduction
The material on this page is taken from a Warbird Information Exchange thread.
Indexes, also known as catalogs or stock lists, are collections of equipment used for reference or ordering additional material.
Pamphlets are defined as smaller than standard size bound documents that often presented their subject matter in a jocular, but still serious manner.
Books
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
Civil Aviation
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[a][2]
- 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[b][3]
- 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
Aircraft Circulars
- NACA-AC-1 – Loire-Olivier Airplane (Type 12 Night-Bomber or Type 20 Commercial)
- NACA-AC-2 – The Pander Light Biplane: A School Two-Seater with 45 HP. Anzani Engine
- NACA-AC-3 – The Vickers "Vendace" A Land or Sea Training Biplane
- NACA-AC-4 – German Training Airplane, Arado "Ar. S.I."
- NACA-AC-5 – The Short S.7 "Mussel": A Training Seaplane with 65 HP. "Cirrus" Engine
- NACA-AC-6 – All-Metal Junkers Airplane, Type F 13
- NACA-AC-7 – Two "Gloster" Airplanes: The "Grouse II," – Two-Seat Training Airplane The "Grebe II," – Single-Seat Fighter
- NACA-AC-8 – The Albatros L 72A: A German Newspaper Carrier with Slotted Wings
- NACA-AC-9 – Wibault Two-Seat Monoplane 8C2: An All-Metal Pursuit and Observation Airplane
- NACA-AC-10 – The New De Havilland Commercial Airplane: The D.H. 66 with Three Bristol "Jupiter" Engines
- NACA-AC-11 – The Blackburn "Sprat": A Training Airplane Convertible into Landplane or Seaplane
- NACA-AC-12 – Farman Monoplane F.170: Commercial Airplane with One 500 HP. Farman Engine
- NACA-AC-13 – Heinkel Airplane H.D. 39 for Carrying Newspapers
- NACA-AC-14 – The Armstrong-Whitworth "Argosy": The Latest Three-Engined Commercial Airplane
- NACA-AC-15 – The Farman Commercial Airplane "Jabiru"
- NACA-AC-16 – Albatros Commercial Airplane L 73
- NACA-AC-17 – The Avro "Avian" Airplane: 65 HP. Armstrong-Siddeley "Genet" engine
- NACA-AC-18 – The De Havilland "Moth"
- NACA-AC-19 – The Bristol "Badminton" Airplane
- NACA-AC-20 – The Handley Page "Hamlet"
- NACA-AC-21 – The A.N.E.C. IV "Missel Thrush" Light Airplane
- NACA-AC-22 – Avia Pursuit Airplane B.H.21
- NACA-AC-23 – Albert TE-1 Training Airplane
- NACA-AC-24 – Rohrbach All Metal Commercial Airplane RO VIII "Roland"
- NACA-AC-25 – The Supermarine "Southampton" Seaplane (Observation or Bomber)
- NACA-AC-26 – The Boulton and Paul "Bugle" Airplane (Day Bomber)
- NACA-AC-27 – Dyle and Bacalan Metal Monoplane, D.B. 10 Night Bomber
- NACA-AC-28 – Combat and Bombing Airplane, Amiot 120 B 3
- NACA-AC-29 – Nieuport-Delage Pursuit Airplane 48 C.1 ("Jockey" Type)
- NACA-AC-30 – The "Dornier Mercury" Commercial Airplane with B.M.W. VI 600 HP. Engine
- NACA-AC-31 – Dornier "Superwal" Commercial Seaplane: Two Rolls-Royce "Condor" 650 HP. Engines
- NACA-AC-32 – Macchi M.39 Seaplane: Single-Seat Racer with an 800 HP. Fiat "A-S2" Engine
- NACA-AC-33 – Savoia Seaplane S.55 (Military or Commercial)
- NACA-AC-34 – Vojenska-Smolik S.16 Airplane All-Metal Long-Distance Observation Biplane
- NACA-AC-35 – Richard-Penhoet Commercial Seaplane
- NACA-AC-36 – The Rohrbach "Robbe" RO VII Seaplane (Military or Commercial)
- NACA-AC-37 – The Francois Villiers Marine Pursuit Airplane
- NACA-AC-38 – Heinkel H.E. 5 Commercial Seaplane: Winner of the 1926 German Seaplane Contest at Warnemunde
- NACA-AC-39 – Liore-Olivier LeO 194 Seaplane
- NACA-AC-40 – Training Airplane "Avia B.H. 11"
- NACA-AC-41 – "Meteore 63" Commercial Seaplane
- NACA-AC-42 – The Mureaux "Brunet 302" Pursuit Airplane
- NACA-AC-43 – Fiat C.R. 20 Pursuit Airplane
- NACA-AC-44 – The Rohrbach "Rocco" Seaplane: New German Commercial Seaplane with two Rolls-Royce "Condor" Engines
- NACA-AC-45 – The Blackburn "Bluebird": Two-Seat Training and Sport Airplane
- NACA-AC-46 – The Focke-Wulf "G.L. 18": Twin-Engine 150 HP. Commercial Airplane
- NACA-AC-47 – Junkers Airplane "G 24": All-Metal Commercial Airplane
- NACA-AC-48 – The Gloster "Gambet" airplane: A Deck-Landing Ship's Fighter Fitted with a 420 HP. Bristol Jupiter VI Engine
- NACA-AC-49 – The Avro "Gosport" 504 R: A New Training Airplane
- NACA-AC-50 – "Levasseur 8" Transatlantic Airplane
- NACA-AC-51 – Caproni Airplane Ca 73 (Commercial) and Ca 73 ter (Military)
- NACA-AC-52 – The Boeing Mail Airplane
- NACA-AC-53 – The Westland "Widgeon III", "Cirrus II" or "Genet II" Engine
- NACA-AC-54 – Junkers Commercial Airplane G 31
- NACA-AC-55 – "Travel Air" Commercial Airplane – Type 5000
- NACA-AC-56 – Training Airplane: "Arado SC 1"
- NACA-AC-57 – The De Havilland "Tiger Moth": A Low Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-58 – The Fairchild "All-Purpose" Cabin Monoplane
- NACA-AC-59 – The Focke Wulf F.19 "Ente" Tail-First Airplane
- NACA-AC-60 – Stinson Commercial Airplane, Type SM-1: A Semicantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-61 – Lockheed "Vega" Airplane: A Commercial Cabin Monoplane
- NACA-AC-62 – The Pitcairn "Mailwing" PA-5: A Single-Seat Commercial Biplane
- NACA-AC-63 – "Avimeta" Three-Engine Commercial Monoplane, Type A.V.M. 132
- NACA-AC-64 – The Heinkel Commercial Airplane, H.D. 40
- NACA-AC-65 – The De Havilland 61 "Canberra" (British): A 6-8 Passenger Airplane
- NACA-AC-66 – Focke-Wulf A 17 Commercial Airplane "Mowe" (German)
- NACA-AC-67 – Supermarine S.5 Seaplane (British): Winner of the 1927 Schneider Cup Race
- NACA-AC-68 – The Short "Calcutta" First British All-Metal Commercial Seaplane
- NACA-AC-69 – The "Gloster IV" Seaplane (British)
- NACA-AC-70 – The Avro "Avian III" Airplane (British)
- NACA-AC-71 – The Boulton and Paul "Sidestrand I" Bomber Airplane (British)
- NACA-AC-72 – The Parnall "Imp": A New British Light Airplane
- NACA-AC-73 – The Fokker "Universal" commercial airplane
- NACA-AC-74 – Blériot-Spad 91 Airplane (French): Pursuit Single-Seater, Type "Jockey"
- NACA-AC-75 – Morane-Saulnier 121 single-seat pursuit airplane (French)
- NACA-AC-76 – The Fokker "Trimotor F VII" Commercial Transport Monoplane
- NACA-AC-77 – René Couzinet Monoplane (French)
- NACA-AC-78 – Savoia Marchetti "S 64" Airplane
- NACA-AC-79 – The Sikorsky Twin Engined Amphibian, Type S-38, Model 1928
- NACA-AC-80 – C.A.M.S. 54 G.R. Transatlantic Seaplane (French)
- NACA-AC-81 – Westland "Wapiti" (British)
- NACA-AC-82 – The Armstrong Whitworth "Starling" (British) (Single-Seat Fighter)
- NACA-AC-83 – The Vickers "Vellore" (British): Freight Carrier
- NACA-AC-84 – The Caproni Monoplanes "Ca 97" (Italian)
- NACA-AC-85 – The Gloster "Goldfinch" (British): Single-Seat Fighter
- NACA-AC-86 – Blériot Combat Monoplane 127 (French)
- NACA-AC-87 – "Villiers 24" Slotted-Wing Airplane (French): Night Pursuit Sesquiplane
- NACA-AC-88 – Farman Two-Engine Commercial Biplane F. 180 (French)
- NACA-AC-89 – Albessard "Triavion" Airplane (French): A Two-Seat Tandem Monoplane
- NACA-AC-90 – The Boulton and Paul "Partridge" (British): All-Metal Single-Seat Fighter
- NACA-AC-91 – The De Havilland D.H. 75 "Hawk Moth" (British): Cabin Monoplane
- NACA-AC-92 – Nieuport-Delage 640 (French): Commercial High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-93 – Morane-Saulnier 180 Light Airplane (French): A Single-Seat Training Monoplane
- NACA-AC-94 – The Blackburn "Bluebird" Mark IV (British): All-Metal Biplane
- NACA-AC-95 – The Westland IV Commercial Monoplane (British): Three "Cirrus III" Engines
- NACA-AC-96 – The "Potez 33" Military Airplane (French)
- NACA-AC-97 – The Amiot S.E.C.M. 110 C.1: A Single-Seat Pursuit Monoplane
- NACA-AC-98 – The Bernard 20 C.1 (French): A Single-Seat Pursuit Monoplane
- NACA-AC-99 – The Parnall "Pipit" (British): A Single-Seat Ship's Fighter
- NACA-AC-100 – The "K 47" of the A.B. Flygindustri: An Armored Pursuit Monoplane
- NACA-AC-101 – The A.B.C. "Robin" (British): A Single-Seat Cabin Monoplane
- NACA-AC-102 – The Fairey III.F (British): A General Purpose Biplane
- NACA-AC-103 – The Bristol "Bulldog" (British): A Single-Seat All-Steel Fighter
- NACA-AC-104 – The A. B. Flygindustri "K 37" (Swedish Junkers): A Low-Wing All-Metal Military Airplane
- NACA-AC-105 – The Saunders "Cutty Sark" Commercial Seaplane (British): A High-Wing Monoplane Flying Boat
- NACA-AC-106 – The Morane Saulnier 222 Airplane (French): A Single-Seat Pursuit Monoplane
- NACA-AC-107 – The Weymann-Lepere W.E.L. 10 Observation Airplane (French): A High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-108 – The Comper C(LA)7 "Swift" Airplane (English): A High-Wing Single-Seat Monoplane
- NACA-AC-109 – The Dornier "Do. X" Flying Boat (German): A Giant High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-110 – The Liore-Olivier "Le 0.240" Commercial Seaplane (French): A High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-111 – Les Mureaux "130.A2" Observation Airplane (French): A High-Wing Two-Seat Monoplane
- NACA-AC-112 – The "Latécoère 28" Commercial Airplane (French): A Ten-Passenger High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-113 – The Dyle and Bacalan "DB 70" Commercial Airplane (French): An All-Metal High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-114 – The "Potez 39" Observation Airplane (French): An All-Metal High-Wing Two-Seat Monoplane
- NACA-AC-115 – The Farman "F. 300" Commercial Airplane (French): A High-Wing Semicatilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-116 – The Junkers "G 38" Commercial Airplane (German): A Giant High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-117 – The De Havilland "Moth Three" Airplane (British): A High-Wing Commercial Monoplane
- NACA-AC-118 – The "Junkers-Junior" Light Airplane (German): A Two-Seat All-Metal Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-119 – The "Avro Trainer" Airplane (British): A Training Biplane
- NACA-AC-120 – The Cierva "Autogiro" Mark III (British): Armstrong-Siddeley "Genet Major" Engine
- NACA-AC-121 – The Caproni "90 P.B." Military Airplane (Italian): A Giant Biplane of 6000 Horsepower
- NACA-AC-122 – The "Comte A.C. 3" Military Airplane (Swiss): A High-Wing Semicantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-123 – The Dyle and Bacalan "D.B.80" Day Mail Airplane (French): An All-Metal High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-124 – The Wibault 220 R.N. 3 Airplane (French): A Three-Place Observation High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-125 – The Short "Valetta" Commercial Seaplane (British): A High-Wing All-Metal Twin-Float Monoplane
- NACA-AC-126 – The Henderson "Hendy" 302 Cabin Airplane (British): A Two-Seat Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-127 – The Breguet 270 General-Purpose Military Airplane (French): A Two-Seat All-Steel Sesquiplane
- NACA-AC-128 – Westland "Wessex" Commercial Airplane (British): A High-Wing Semicantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-129 – Vickers "Viastra I" Commercial Airplane (British): A High-Wing All-Metal Semicantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-130 – The Fiat "T.R. 1" Training and Touring Airplane (Italian): A Two-Place High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-131 – The Handley Page Type 42 Commercial Airplane (British): A Metal Sesquiplane
- NACA-AC-132 – Focke-Wulf F 19a "Ente" Commercial Airplane (German): A Tail-First High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-133 – The Hanriot H 431 Military Airplane (French): A General Purpose Biplane
- NACA-AC-134 – The Amiot 140 M Military Airplane (French): An All-Metal Multiplace High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-135 – The Dewoitine D.30 Commercial Airplane (French): A High-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-136 – Latécoère 38-O Flying Boat (French): A Long-Range Sesquiplane for Carrying Mail
- NACA-AC-137 – Polish P Type Single-Seat Fighters: All-Metal Gull-Type Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-138 – The Bleriot 110 Airplane (French): A Long Distance High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-139 – The Bernard 120 Seaplane (French): A 1400 HP Single-Seat Monoplane Racer
- NACA-AC-140 – The Wibault 280 T.10 Commercial Airplane (French): An All-Metal Cantilever, Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-141 – The C.A.M.S. 60 Seaplane (French): A Twin Engine Bombing and Torpedo Monoplane
- NACA-AC-142 – The Mureaux 111 R.2 Military Airplane (French): An All-Metal Observation Monoplane
- NACA-AC-143 – The S.P.C.A. 40 T Commercial Airplane (French): An All-Metal Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-144 – The "I.A.R." Pursuit Airplane (Roumanian): A One-Place Cantilever Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-145 – The Mauboussin M 11 Touring Airplane (French): A Two-Place High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-146 – The Dewoitine D 33 Commercial Airplane (French): A Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-147 – The Bernard 80 G.R. Long-Distance Airplane (French): A Two-Place Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-148 – The Mono-Spar Light Airplane (British): A Twin-Engined Low-Wing Cabin Monoplane
- NACA-AC-149 – Breguet 390 T Commercial Airplane (French): A Ten-Seat All-Steel Sesquiplane
- NACA-AC-150 – The Avro 627 "Mailplane" (English): A Single-Seat Biplane
- NACA-AC-151 – Breguet Military Airplane, Type 33: A Two-Place Long-Distance Sesquiplane for Observation and Bombing
- NACA-AC-152 – Potez 37R2 Military Airplane: A Two-Place Long-Distance Observation Monoplane
- NACA-AC-153 – The Guillemin J.G. 10 (French): A Two-Place Touring Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-154 – The Supermarine S.6.B. Racing Seaplane (British): A Low-Wing Twin-Float Monoplane
- NACA-AC-154 (Supplement) – Supplement to the Supermarine S.6.B. Racing Seaplane (British): A Low-Wing Twin-Float Monoplane
- NACA-AC-155 – The Dornier Do K Commercial Airplane (German): A High-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-156 – The Armstrong Whitworth A.W. XVI Military Airplane (British): A Single-Seat Biplane
- NACA-AC-157 – The Loire 11 Colonial Military Airplane (French): A High-Wing Semicantilever All-Metal Monoplane
- NACA-AC-158 – The C.A.M.S. 80 Amphibian (French): An Observation Monoplane
- NACA-AC-159 – The Dreieck I Tailless Airplane (German): A Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-160 – The S.A.B.C.A. "S.XI" Commercial Airplane (Belgian): A High-Wing Semicantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-161 – The Avro 631 Training Airplane (British): A Two-Seat Light Biplane
- NACA-AC-162 – The D.H. 83 "Fox Moth" Commercial Airplane (British): A Three-Passenger Light Cabin Biplane
- NACA-AC-163 – The Breguet 410 and 411 Military Airplanes (French): Multiplace Sesquiplane Fighters
- NACA-AC-164 – The Stieger ST. 4 Light Airplane (British): A Twin-Engine Four-Seat Low-Wing Cabin Monoplane
- NACA-AC-165 – The Farman Night Bombers 211 and 212 (French): Four-Engine High-Wing Monoplanes
- NACA-AC-166 – The Breda 32 Commercial Airplane (Italian): A Three-Engine All-Metal Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-167 – Armstrong-Whitworth A.W. XV "Atalanta" Airplane (British): A Commercial Multiplace Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-168 – Spartan "Cruiser" Commercial Airplane (British): A Six-Seat Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-169 – The Blériot 137 Military Airplane (French): A Twin-Engine Multiplace Monoplane
- NACA-AC-170 – The Latécoère 501 Commercial Seaplane (French): A Three-Engine Metal Sesquiplane
- NACA-AC-171 – The S.P.C.A. 30 M.4 Military Airplane (French): A Multiplace Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-172 – The Messerschmidt M.29 Touring Airplane (German): A Two-Seat Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-173 – Nieuport-Delage 590 Military Airplane (French): A Two-Place High-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-174 – The D.H. "Dragon Moth" Commercial Airplane (British): A Twin-Engine 6-Passenger Biplane
- NACA-AC-175 – Heinkel He 64 c Sport Airplane (German): A Two-Seat Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-176 – The Caudron P.V. 200 Touring Airplane (French): An All-Metal Amphibian Monoplane
- NACA-AC-177 – The Boulton and Paul P.64 Mail-Carrier: A Two-Engine All-Metal Biplane
- NACA-AC-178 – The Airspeed "Courier" Commercial Airplane (British): A Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-179 – The Westland "Wallace" General-Purpose Airplane (British): An All-Metal Biplane
- NACA-AC-180 – The Dewoitine D.500 Pursuit Airplane (French): An All-Metal Cantilever Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-181 – The Shackleton-Murray SM-1 Light Airplane: A Two-Place High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-182 – The Hanriot-Biche 110 C1 Airplane (French): An All-Metal Low-Wing Pursuit Monoplane
- NACA-AC-183 – Heinkel HE 70 Commercial Airplane (German): A Seven-Seat Cantilever Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-184 – The Comper "Mouse" Commercial Airplane (British): A Three-Seat Cabin Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-185 – The Dewoitine D.332 Commercial Airplane (French): A Three-Engine All-Metal Low-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-186 – The D.H. 85 "Leopard Moth" Airplane (British): A Three-Seat Cabin High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-187 – Fokker F.XX Commercial Airplane (Dutch): A High-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-188 – The Avia 51 Commercial Airplane (Czechoslovakian): A Cantilever High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-189 – D.H. 86 "Express Air Liner" (British): A Four-Engine Biplane
- NACA-AC-190 – The Short "Scylla" Commercial Airplane (British): An All Metal Biplane
- NACA-AC-191 – Avro 642 Commercial Airplane (British): A High-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-192 – The Bernard 82 Military Airplane (French): A Long-Range Monoplane
- NACA-AC-193 – The Avro "Commodore" Touring Airplane (British): A Cabin Biplane
- NACA-AC-194 – The Comper "Streak" Single-Seat Airplane (British): A Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-195 – The British Klemm "Eagle" Commercial Airplane: A Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-196 – Avro C.30 Direct-Control Autogiro (British)
- NACA-AC-197 – The De Havilland "Comet" Long-Range Airplane (British): A Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-198 – Kay 331 Gyroplane (British): All-Metal Single-Seat Light Rotor Plane
- NACA-AC-199 – Boulton Paul P.71A Commercial Airplane (British): A Two-Engine Biplane
- NACA-AC-200 – The Short "Scion Senior" Commercial Airplane (British): A Four-Engine High-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-201 – The Avro "Anson" General-Purpose Airplane (British): A Two-Engine Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-202 – The Latécoère 521 "Lieutenant De Vaisseau Paris" Commercial Flying Boat (French): A Two-Deck Six-Engine Semicantilever Sesquiplane
- NACA-AC-203 – The Vickers-Supermarine "Scapa" (British): A Military Flying Boat
- NACA-AC-204 – The Short "Empire" Commercial Flying Boat (British): An All-Metal Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-205 – The Hafner A.R. III Gyroplane (British)
- NACA-AC-206 – Armstrong Whitworth 27 "Ensign" Commercial Airplane (British): An All-Metal High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-207 – Baynes Bee Light Airplane (British): A Two-Seat High-Wing Monoplane
- NACA-AC-208 – The Airspeed "Oxford" Training Airplane (British): A Two-Engine Cantilever Monoplane
- NACA-AC-209 – Fairey "Battle" Medium Bomber Airplane (British): An All-Metal Low-Wing Cantilever Monoplane
C.A.A. Technical Manuals
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 100 – Flight Instruction Manual
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 101 – Personal Aircraft Inspection Manual
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 102 – Pilot's Radio Handbook
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 103 – Aircraft Design Through Service Experience
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 104 – Pilot's Weather Handbook
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 105 – Flight Instructors' Handbook
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 106 – Pilot Instruction Manual
- C.A.A. Technical Manual No. 107 – Aircraft Powerplant Handbook
Civil Aeronautics Bulletins
- Civil Aeronautics Bulletin No. 3 – Civil Aircraft Accidents and Casualties[4]
- 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
Technical Development Reports
- Technical Development Report No. 1 – The Status of Instrument Landing Systems
- Technical Development Report No. 2 – 125-Megacycle Airport Traffic Control Tests at Indianapolis
- Technical Development Report No. 3 – Preliminary Report on a Four Course Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Range
- Technical Development Report No. 4 – Geographical Separation of Radio Range Stations Operating on the Same or Adjacent Frequencies in the 200-400 Kilocycle Band
- Technical Development Report No. 5 – The Development of Fan-Type Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Markers as a Traffic Control and Let-Down Aid
- Technical Development Report No. 6 – The Development of an Airways Ultra-High-Frequency Communications Circuit
- Technical Development Report No. 7 – Development of a Safety and Planning Program
- Technical Development Report No. 8 – Cone of Silence Tests at Knoxville, Tennessee
- Technical Development Report No. 9 – Analysis of the Aviation Medicine Situation and Recommendations for a Bureau Program
- Technical Development Report No. 10 – Study of Safety of Aircraft Having Single Dual-Geared Power Plant
- Technical Development Report No. 11 – The Effects of Oxygen Deprivation (High Altitude) on the Human Organism
- Technical Development Report No. 12 – The Development of an Improved Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Fan Marker
- Technical Development Report No. 13 – Tests Conducted to Determine Safe Methods of Dumping Fuel from Airplanes in Flight
- Technical Development Report No. 14 – The Development, Adjustment, and Application of the Z-Marker
- Technical Development Report No. 15 – Tests of the First Manufactured Fan Marker
- Technical Development Report No. 16 – The Radiotelemeter and Its Importance to Aviation
- Technical Development Report No. 17 – An Ultra-High Frequency Aircraft Receiver
- Technical Development Report No. 18 – Aeronautical Light Nomenclature
- Technical Development Report No. 19 – The Alfaro Engine
- Technical Development Report No. 20 – Development and Use of the Airport Orientator
- Technical Development Report No. 21 – Survey of State Airport Zoning Legislation
- Technical Development Report No. 22 – Tests with Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Transmitting and Receiving Equipment for Itinerant Aircraft Communication
- Technical Development Report No. 23 – Circuit Design for Low-Frequency Radio Ranges
- Technical Development Report No. 24 – Preliminary Investigation of the Effects of Wave Polarization and Site Determination with the Portable Ultra-High-Frequency Visual Radio Range
- Technical Development Report No. 25 – The Development of an Improved Impedance Measuring Box
- Technical Development Report No. 26 – Development of an Improved Crystal Radio
- Technical Development Report No. 27 – The Effect of a High-Frequency Disturbance on the Direct-Current Corona from a Sharp Point
- Technical Development Report No. 28 – National Allocation Plan for Assigning Radio-Range Frequencies in the Band 119-126 Megacycles
- Technical Development Report No. 29 – Report on a Laboratory Investigation of "Precipitation Static" Interference as Encountered on Aircraft
- Technical Development Report No. 30 – Incidence and Effect of Aniseikonia on Aircraft Pilotage
- Technical Development Report No. 31 – The Development of an Improved "Station Location" or "Z" Marker Antenna System
- Technical Development Report No. 32 – Instrument Approach Performance Characteristics on Radio Instrument Landing Systems: UAL-Bendix System (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 33 – Determination of Means to Safeguard Aircraft from Powerplant Fires in Flight (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 34 – Calibration of a Permanent Control Beacon for a 300-Meter Photometric Range
- Technical Development Report No. 37 – Determination of Means to Safeguard Aircraft from Powerplant Failures in Flight (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 38 – Determination of Means to Safeguard Aircraft from Powerplant Failures in Flight (Part III)
- Technical Development Report No. 39 – Construction of a Goniometer for Use in Determining the Candlepower Characteristics of Beacons
- Technical Development Report No. 40 – The Correlation of Aircraft Take-Off and Landing Characteristics with Airport Size
- Technical Development Report No. 41 – The Development of a Mechanical Cement Spreader and Accessories for Use in Soil Cement Construction
- Technical Development Report No. 42 – Development of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Range: The Ultra-High-Frequency Aural Radio Range (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 43 – Development of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Range: Testing of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Ranges on Towers (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 44 – Ultra-High-Frequency Airport Traffic Control
- Technical Development Report No. 45 – Development of a Ground to Aircraft Radioteletype System
- Technical Development Report No. 46 – Development of a Flight Level Indicator
- Technical Development Report No. 47 – Development of a Transmissometer for Determining Visual Range
- Technical Development Report No. 48 – Development of an Automatic Recording Accelerometer
- Technical Development Report No. 49 – Development of the Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Range: A Visual-Aural Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Range with Simultaneous Voice (Part III)
- Technical Development Report No. 50 – Flight Tests of the United Air Lines Stall Warning System
- Technical Development Report No. 52 – The Origin, Distribution, and Airphoto Identification of United States Soils
- Technical Development Report No. 54 – Test Facilities Aircraft Fire Protection Program
- Technical Development Report No. 55 – Development of a Straight-Line Glide Path
- Technical Development Report No. 56 – Investigation of Second Harmonic Interference from Station W9XZV on Chicago Localizer and Omni Range Frequencies
- Technical Development Report No. 57 – The Effect of Vibratory and Slow Repetitional Forces on the Bearing Properties of Soils
- Technical Development Report No. 58 – An Investigation to Determine the Characteristics of Horizontal and Vertical Polarization for Very-High-Frequency Two-Course Visual Radio Ranges
- Technical Development Report No. 59 – Determination of Prefabricated Line Lengths for C.A.A. Localizers
- Technical Development Report No. 60 – Some Considerations of High Intensity Approach Lighting
- Technical Development Report No. 62 – Development of Aircraft Windshields to Resist Impact with Birds in Flight: Collisions of Birds with Aircraft in Scheduled Commercial Operations in the Continental United States (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 63 – Polarization Errors of Two Different Omnirange Antenna Arrays
- Technical Development Report No. 64 – Determination of Ignition Characteristics of Hydraulic Fluids: Simulated Flight and Crash Conditions (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 65 – Air Navigation by Radar in Southeastern Alaska
- Technical Development Report No. 66 – Radar Mapping of the Chicago-New York Airway
- Technical Development Report No. 67 – Investigation of Fires Originating in Aircraft Vacuum Systems
- Technical Development Report No. 68 – Measurement of Sound Levels Associated with Aircraft, Highway and Railroad Traffic
- Technical Development Report No. 69 – Flight Calibration of VHF Omnirange System
- Technical Development Report No. 70 – A Rotating Goniometer for the Low Frequency High Power Omnirange
- Technical Development Report No. 72 – The CAA Low Frequency Omnirange
- Technical Development Report No. 74 – Development of Aircraft Windshields to Resist Impact with Birds in Flight: Investigation of Windshield Materials and Methods of Windshield Mounting (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 75 – Development of a Stub Approach Light System
- Technical Development Report No. 76 – Development of Interior Painting and Lighting for C.A.A. Facilities
- Technical Development Report No. 78 – Report on Comparative Tests of Existing Terrain Clearance Indicators
- Technical Development Report No. 79 – A Method of Measuring Percent Modulation by Using an Oscillator-Mixer-Amplifier and Oscillograph
- Technical Development Report No. 81 – Theoretical Consideration of an Improved Glide Path Antenna System
- Technical Development Report No. 82 – Development of Airport Control Tower Lighting
- Technical Development Report No. 83 – Initial Flight Tests and Theory of an Experimental Parallel Course Computer
- Technical Development Report No. 84 – Comparative Tests of Vertically and Circularly Polarized Airport Traffic Control Transmitting Antennas
- Technical Development Report No. 85 – Airphoto Patterns of Soils of the Western United States
- Technical Development Report No. 86 – The Development of Fire-Retardant Coatings for Fabric Covered Aircraft
- Technical Development Report No. 87 – Radar Ignition of Photoflash Lamps
- Technical Development Report No. 88 – The Position Plotter
- Technical Development Report No. 89 – The Celestial Altitude Differential Computer
- Technical Development Report No. 90 – An Improved Model Ball Drop Sextant
- Technical Development Report No. 91 – Improvements in Glide Path Transmitters
- Technical Development Report No. 92 – Performance of S-Band and L-Band Surveillance Radars During Rain and Cloud Conditions
- Technical Development Report No. 93 – Flight Tests of an Off-Schedule Distance Computer
- Technical Development Report No. 94 – VOR Flight Calibration with C45 Aircraft
- Technical Development Report No. 95 – Impact Testing of Aircraft Windshields by Means of a Dropping Projectile
- Technical Development Report No. 100 – Determination of the Air Speed Required to Control Landing Gear Fires
- Technical Development Report No. 104 – The Slope Line Approach Light System
- Technical Development Report No. 105 – Development of Aircraft Windshields to Resist Impact with Birds in Flight: Impact Characteristics of Aircraft Windshields Incorporating Polyvinyl Butyral Plastic Interlayer (Part III)
- Technical Development Report No. 107 – Determination of Means to Safeguard Aircraft from Power Plant Fires in Flight: The Boeing B-29 (Part IV)
- Technical Development Report No. 108 – The Load Transmission Test for Flexible Paving and Base Courses: A Description of the Testing Apparatus, Operating Methods, and Anticipated Uses of Test Data (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 113 – The CAA VHF Omnirange
- Technical Development Report No. 114 – UHF Distance Measuring Equipment for Air Navigation
- Technical Development Report No. 115 – The Phase Comparison Localizer
- Technical Development Report No. 116 – The Development of Techniques for the Utilization of VHF Radio in Light Aircraft
- Technical Development Report No. 118 – Some Recent Developments in Radio-Controlled Flight and Landing
- Technical Development Report No. 119 – Evaluation of 100-Channel Distance Measuring Equipment
- Technical Development Report No. 120 – Performance Tests of the Narco VHF Omnireceiver
- Technical Development Report No. 122 – Procedure for Calibrating Collins 51R-1 Navigation and BC733D Localizer Receivers
- Technical Development Report No. 123 – Airline Pilot Questionnaire Study on Cockpit Visibility Problems
- Technical Development Report No. 124 – Hailstone Impact Tests on Aircraft Structural Components
- Technical Development Report No. 126 – VHF Omnirange Wave Reflections from Wires
- Technical Development Report No. 129 – The Practical Determination of Strength of Doped Fabric
- Technical Development Report No. 131 – Use of the Rational Formula in Airport Drainage
- Technical Development Report No. 132 – Interference Between VHF Navigation Receivers
- Technical Development Report No. 134 – An Investigation of the Crash-Fire Problems in Transport Aircraft Fuel Tanks
- Technical Development Report No. 136 – A Summary Report on Soil Stabilization by the Use of Chemical Admixtures
- Technical Development Report No. 137 – 30-Degree Modified Slope-Line Approach-Light System
- Technical Development Report No. 139 – Mountain-Top Site Flight Tests
- Technical Development Report No. 140 – Counter-Type Distance Indicator for Aircraft
- Technical Development Report No. 142 – Determination of Ignition Characteristics of Hydraulic Fluids: Flammability Reference Scale (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 143 – Development and Flight Tests of the CAA Type VI Course Line Computer
- Technical Development Report No. 144 – The Load Transmission Test for Flexible Paving and Base Courses: Triaxial Test Data on Structural Properties of Granular Base Materials (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 146 – Evaluation of Flight Fire Protection Means for Inaccessible Aircraft Baggage Compartments
- Technical Development Report No. 150 – A Study of the Visibility and Glare Ranges of Slope-Line Approach Lights
- Technical Development Report No. 152 – CAA Type I Course Line Computer
- Technical Development Report No. 153 – Development of An Instrument for Measuring Aircraft Cockpit Visibility Limits
- Technical Development Report No. 154 – Laboratory Tests of VOR Signal Interference Ratios
- Technical Development Report No. 155 – Some Considerations of Wide Aperture Localizer Antennas
- Technical Development Report No. 156 – Development of a Retractable Slope-Line Approach-Light Unit
- Technical Development Report No. 157 – A V-Type Aircraft Antenna
- Technical Development Report No. 159 – Investigation of the Vulnerability of Aircraft Engine Oil Tanks to Accessory Section Fires
- Technical Development Report No. 160 – An Experimental Counterrotating Marker Beacon
- Technical Development Report No. 162 – An Omnirange Receiver Test System
- Technical Development Report No. 163 – Development of a Photographic Instrument Recorder
- Technical Development Report No. 165 – The Measurement of Soil Moisture by Heat Diffusion
- Technical Development Report No. 166 – Development of an Automatic Counting Accelerometer
- Technical Development Report No. 167 – Modifications of the Slope Line Approach Light System
- Technical Development Report No. 168 – Procedure for Adjusting Percentage Modulation of Test Equipment Used to Calibrate ILS Receivers
- Technical Development Report No. 169 – Some Effects of Terrain on the Null-Reference Glide Path Shape
- Technical Development Report No. 170 – The Development of Airport Taxi Guidance Signs
- Technical Development Report No. 171 – The Development of an Airport Taxi Guidance System
- Technical Development Report No. 172 – The CAA Type III Portable Pictorial Computer: Developmental and Initial Tests (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 173 – Bright Display Equipment for Surveillance Radar
- Technical Development Report No. 174 – Identification of DME Transponders
- Technical Development Report No. 175 – Evaluation of Airport Surface Detection Equipment Model AN/MPN-7 (XW-1): Technical Evaluations (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 176 – Evaluation of Airport Surface Detection Equipment Model AN/MPN-7 (XW-1): Operational Evaluation (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 177 – Laboratory Compaction Tests of Coarse-Graded Paving and Embankment Materials
- Technical Development Report No. 178 – An Analysis of the Candlepower Distribution Requirements of Runway Lights
- Technical Development Report No. 179 – A Study of Pilots' Eye Movements During Visual Flight Conditions
- Technical Development Report No. 180 – A Preliminary Study of Unidentified Targets Observed on Air Traffic Control Radars
- Technical Development Report No. 183 – Development of a VHF Directional Localizer: Parts I and II
- Technical Development Report No. 184 – Aircraft Fire Extinguishment: A Study of Factors Influencing Extinguishing System Design (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 185 – Evaluation by Simulation Techniques of Proposed Traffic-Control Procedures for the Norfolk Terminal Area
- Technical Development Report No. 186 – Field Equipment for Vibratory Compaction of Soils and Base Courses
- Technical Development Report No. 189 – Lighting Pattern Distortion Caused by Rain on an Airplane Windshield
- Technical Development Report No. 191 – Development of a Dynamic Air Traffic Control Simulator
- Technical Development Report No. 192 – Application of Simulation Techniques in the Study of Terminal-Area Air Traffic Control Problems
- Technical Development Report No. 193 – A VOR-DME Simulator for Link Trainers
- Technical Development Report No. 194 – Modification and Tests of Radioactive Probes for Measuring Soil Moisture and Density
- Technical Development Report No. 195 – The Type IV Rotatable-Panel Pictorial Computer: Development and Initial Tests (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 198 – Determination of Means to Safeguard Aircraft from Power Plant Fires in Flight
- Technical Development Report No. 199 – The Type V Pictorial Computer with Automatic Chart Selection: Development and Initial Tests (Part I)
- Technical Development Report No. 201 – Development of a DME Antenna Transfer Switch
- Technical Development Report No. 202 – The Measurement of VOR Polarization Errors
- Technical Development Report No. 203 – The Load Transmission Test for Flexible Paving and Base Courses: Load Distribution through Gravel Bases to a Weak Subgrade (Part III)
- Technical Development Report No. 205 – Aircraft Fire Extinguishment: The Effect of Air Flow on Extinguishing Requirements of a Jet Power-Plant Fire Zone (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 206 – Aircraft Fire Extinguishment: An Instrument for Evaluating Extinguishing Systems (Part III)
- Technical Development Report No. 208 – A Lighting Pattern for Runway Zone Identification
- Technical Development Report No. 209 – The Type III Portable Pictorial Computer: Technical and Operational Evaluation (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 210 – The Four-Loop VOR Antenna
- Technical Development Report No. 211 – Characteristics of Magnesium Fluoride and P7 Phosphors for Radar PPI Applications
- Technical Development Report No. 212 – Developments in DME Interrogators
- Technical Development Report No. 213 – Evaluation of the Upson Stall Warning Indicator
- Technical Development Report No. 215 – A Review of Aircraft External Lightning Activities
- Technical Development Report No. 217 – A Burner and Test Bench for Evaluating Aircraft Fire and Heat Detectors
- Technical Development Report No. 220 – Some Physical Properties of a Number of Proposed Constructions of Materials for Nonmetallic Crash-Resistant Aircraft Fuel Tanks
- Technical Development Report No. 221 – Determination of Means to Safeguard Aircraft from Power-Plant Fires in Flight: The North American Tornado (Air Force XB-45) (Part VI)
- Technical Development Report No. 222 – Analytical and Simulation Studies of Several Radar-Vectoring Procedures in the Washington, D. C., Terminal Area
- Technical Development Report No. 225 – The Development and Testing of the Terminal VHF Omnirange
- Technical Development Report No. 232 – A TVOR Automatic-Rebroadcast System
- Technical Development Report No. 233 – Applicability of Magnetic-Drum Information Storage to the CAA Teletypewriter Circuits
- Technical Development Report No. 238 – Evaluation of a Controllable-Beam Runway Light
- Technical Development Report No. 240 – Aircraft Fire Extinguishment: Evaluation of a Bromochloromethane Fire-Extinguishing System for the XB-45 Airplane (Part IV)
- Technical Development Report No. 241 – A Preliminary Study of Operational Advantages of Pictorial Navigation Displays
- Technical Development Report No. 242 – Technical and Operational Evaluation of the Type IV Pictorial-Display Equipment
- Technical Development Report No. 243 – The Type V Pictorial Computer with Automatic Chart Selection: Technical and Operational Evaluation (Part II)
- Technical Development Report No. 244 – A Dual-Control Course-Line Computer CAA Type IA
- Technical Development Report No. 245 – Evaluation by Simulation Techniques of a Proposed Traffic Control Procedure for the New York Metropolitan Area
- Technical Development Report No. 246 – Development of a Variable-Parameter DME Interrogator
- Technical Development Report No. 247 – CAA Type II Automatic Flight and Navigation Equipment
- Technical Development Report No. 248 – Development of Helicopter Blade Tip Lighting
- Technical Development Report No. 249 – A Stabilized Local-Oscillator Performance Evaluator
- Technical Development Report No. 250 – Fire Detection Studies in the Convair-340 Power Plant
- Technical Development Report No. 251 – Analytical and Simulation Studies of Terminal-Area Air Traffic Control
- Technical Development Report No. 252 – A Terminal VHF Omnirange Marker
- Technical Development Report No. 257 – Operating Characteristics of the Four-Loop VOR Antenna in the 108-Mc to 112-Mc Band
- Technical Development Report No. 259 – Determination of Some Geometric Relationships Pertaining to Collision Flight Paths
- Technical Development Report No. 265 – Fire-Extinguishment Studies of the Convair-340 Power Plant
- Technical Development Report No. 266 – Fire-Resistance Studies of the Convair-340 Power Plant
- Technical Development Report No. 271 – The Development of an Improved VOR/TVOR Monitor
- Technical Development Report No. 280 – Effect of Element-Wall Thickness on Operation of Continuous Fire-Detector Systems
- Technical Development Report No. 282 – The Load Transmission Test for Flexible Paving and Base Courses: Summary of Tire Tests on Various Pavements Overlying a Weak Subgrade (Part V)
- Technical Development Report No. 300 – A Development Plan for an Improved Air Traffic Control System
- Technical Development Report No. 314 – VHF Omnirange Reflections from a Single Tree
- Technical Development Report No. 317 – A Brief Study of the Suitability of Titanium and a Titanium Alloy as Firewall Material
- Technical Development Report No. 347 – The Load Transmission Test for Flexible Paving and Base Courses: Summary of Tests with Single-Tire Loading (Part IV)
Indexes
Aviation Supply Office Catalog
- Catalog M1 – Bulk Material for Aeronautical Use (aka 10201)
- Section 0001 – Section Index
- Section 0002 – Classification Index of Naval Aeronautical Materials
- Section 0003 – How to Construct Local Stock Numbers for Aeronautical Spare Parts and Equipment
- Section 0004 – Part Number Indicator Index
- Section 0005 – Cross Index of "AN" Numbers to Navy Stock Numbers
- Section 0007 – NAF to Navy Stock Numbers Cross Index
- Section 0010 – NAS Cross Index
- Section 0601 – Anchors and Buoys
- Section 0801 – Valves for Shock Struts and Tires, Tire Kits, Gages and Pumps
- Section 1001 – Outboard Motors and Accessories
- Section 1101 – Pumps and Parts
- Section 1201 – Cable Fittings
- Section 1301 – Oilers: Pistol Type
- Section 1401 – Compounds, Greases, Lubricants, Oils, Preservatives, Solvent
- Section 1501 – Electric and Radio Cable
- Section 1601 – Dials
- Section 1603 – Dry Batteries
- Section 1605 – Control Boxes
- Section 1607 – Radio Switches
- Section 1608 – Radio Relays
- Section 1609 – Radio Relays
- Section 1610 – Radomes (Electronic)
- Section 1615 – Antennas, Fairleads and Accessories
- Section 1617 – Radio Dynamotors
- Section 1618 – Tube Sockets
- Section 1619 – Radio Vacuum Tubes
- Section 1625 – Insulators: Ceramic
- Section 1629 – Tuning Units and Coil Sets: Index
- Section 1631 – Wire Wound Resistors
- Section 1633 – Composition Resistors
- Section 1634 – Composition Resistors: Cross Index
- Section 1635 – Capacitors
- Section 1639 – Transmitting Keys, Microphones, Head Sets
- Section 1640 – Crystal Units
- Section 1660A – Electronic Radio Major Units
- Section 1670A – Electronic Bulk Spares Breakdown Table
- Section 1670B – Electronic Bulk Spares Breakdown Table
- Section 1680-A – Mica Capacitors: Pigtails
- Section 1680-B – Mica Capacitors: Lug Type
- Section 1680-D – Mica Capacitors: Special Type
- Section 1680E – Mica Capacitors: Cross Index
- Section 1680-F – Mica Capacitors: Stock Number Index
- Section 1684 – Variable Capacitors
- Section 1701 – Airport & Seadrome Lighting
- Section 1703 – Aircraft Storage Batteries
- Section 1705 – Fuses
- Section 1707 – Circuit Breakers
- Section 1708 – Toggle Switches
- Section 1709 – Low Travel Limit Switches
- Section 1710 – Miscellaneous Switches
- Section 1711 – Relays and Contractors
- Section 1713 – Adapters, Box Connectors, Bushings, Collars, Conduit, Couplings, Coupling Nuts, Ferrules, Lock Nuts
- Section 1715 – Terminals, Tools, Splices, Connectors, Terminal Strips
- Section 1717 – Bonding Jumpers, Disconnect Bonding Jumpers and Current Return Jumpers
- Section 1719 – Clips and Clamps
- Section 1720 – Non AN Plugs and Receptacles
- Section 1721 – AN Electrical Connectors, Plugs and Receptacles
- Section 1722 – Aircraft Warning Devices, External Power Connectors
- Section 1723 – Ammeters, Volt-Ammeters, Voltmeters
- Section 1724 – Rotary Inverters
- Section 1725 – Electric Motors
- Section 1727 – Aircraft Lights
- Section 1729 – Insulation Material
- Section 1731 – Variable Resistors: Potentiometers & Rheostats
- Section 1737 – Junction Boxes
- Section 1739 – Shop Equipment
- Section 1801 – Photographic Equipment and Supplies
- Section 1803 – Test Equipment
- Section 2101 – Cord and Rope
- Section 2201 – Cable and Wire: Non-Insulated
- Section 2301 – Water Breaker
- Section 2401 – Duck and Canvas
- Section 2701 – Miscellaneous Dry Goods: Cloth, Fabric, Felt, Tape, Thread, Webbing
- Section 2901 – Toilet Articles
- Section 3101 – Lighting Apparatus (Non-Electric)
- Section 3201 – Heat Insulating Material
- Section 3301 – Rubber and Plastics: Envelopes, Extrusions, Fabrics, Hose, Hose Fittings, Packing, Tubing and Miscellaneous Materials
- Section 3401 – Leather
- Section 3701 – Pilots' and Aircrewmen's Flight Clothing and Related Accessories: Flight Deck, Ground and Beaching, Personnel Special Clothing, Safety Belts, Emergency Equipment
- Section 3801 – Brushes for Aeronautical Use
- Section 3901 – Lumber and Plywood
- Section 4001 – Machine Tools
- Section 4101 – Hand Tools
- Section 4201 – Hardware
- Section 4202 – Anti-Friction Bearings
- Section 4301 – Bolts
- Section 4302 – Nuts
- Section 4303 – Rivets and Rivnuts
- Section 4304 – Screws
- Section 4305 – Washers
- Section 4401 – Rigid Tubing
- Section 4501 – Tube and Pipe Fittings
- Section 4502 – Valves and Cocks
- Section 4503 – Hydraulic Hose Fittings and Assemblies
- Section 4601 – Metal Bars and Welding Rods
- Section 4701 – Metal Sheets and Strips: Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Sheet, Plate, Strip, Matting And Foil, Steel Sheet, Plate Strip, Copper, Copper Alloy, Bronze, Brass, Lead Sheets
- Section 4801 – Aluminum Alloy Extrusions
- Section 5101 – Gas Cylinders
- Section 5103 – Chemicals, Cleaners, Dyes, Fluids, Fluxes
- Section 5201 – Aircraft Finishes and Cements
- Section 5301 – Packaging and Marking Materials
- Section 5601 – Aircraft Emergency Life Raft Rations
- Section 5701 – Laboratory and First Aid Equipment
- Section 5801 – Fire Extinguishers and Parts
- Section 6301 – Tableware
- Section 6401 – Galley Gear
- Section 6501 – Aircraft Stoves and Ranges
- Section 6601 – Machinery
- Section 6901 – Materials Handling Equipment
- Section 7201 – Overshoes Clog Type
- Section 7401 – Canteen Assembly
- Section 8001 – Naval Aircraft
- Section 8005 – Accessories for Service Planes as Listed in Bureau of Aeronautics Allowance List-Section B
- Section 8199 – Fuel Cells, and Fuel Tanks
- Section 8200 – Fittings for Self Sealing Fuel Cells as Listed in Section C of Fuel Cells, Fuel Tanks
- Section 8201 – Tie Rod Assemblies: Parts and Separators
- Section 8203 – Turnbuckle Assemblies and Parts
- Section 8204 – Small Structural Parts: Engine Control Parts, Tube Clamps, Drainage Grommets, Name Plates, Elastic Cord, Pilot Seats, Control Stick Grips, Filler Units
- Section 8210 – F4U-4 Corsair Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8211 – FM Wildcat Airframe Spares
- Section 8212 – F6F-5 & 5N Hellcat Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8213 – F7F-1, 2 & 3 Tigercat Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8214 – F8F-1 Bearcat
- Section 8219 – TBM-3 Avenger Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8220 – AD-1, 1Q Skyraider
- Section 8223 – Dauntless SBD: Operational Spare Parts
- Section 8224 – SB2C-5 Helldiver Availability List, Spare Parts
- Section 8226 – SC-1 Curtiss Seahawk Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8228 – PBM-5 Mariner Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8229 – PB4Y-2 Privateer Availability List, Spare Parts
- Section 8230 – PBY-5A & 6A Catalina Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8231 – PV-2 Harpoon Availability List-Airframe Spare Parts
- Section 8232 – P2V-2 Neptune
- Section 8235 – R5D-2, 3, 4 Skymaster
- Section 8237 – JRB-1, 2, 3, 4, 5; SNB-1, 2, 3
- Section 8238 – SNJ-4, 5, 6
- Section 8240 – Simmonds Push-Pull Controls
- Section 8248 – Dynafocal Engine Mounts
- Section 8250 – Radomes
- Section 8256 – Exhaust systems
- Section 8270 – Special Airframe Tools and Ground Handling Equipment
- Section 8291 – Landing Gear
- Section 8292A – Bendix Main Wheels: Low Pressure, High Pressure, Smooth Contour, Streamline
- Section 8292B – Hayes Main Wheels: Low Pressure, High Pressure, Smooth Contour, Streamline
- Section 8292C – Goodyear Main Wheels: Low Pressure, High Pressure, Smooth Contour
- Section 8292D – Firestone Wheels
- Section 8293A – Bendix Brakes: Duo Servo-Single Servo
- Section 8293B – Hayes Brakes
- Section 8293C – Goodyear Brakes
- Section 8294 – Master Brake Cylinders: Bendix, Goodyear, Hayes, Warner, Air Associates
- Section 8294A – Master Brake Cylinders: Application
- Section 8296 – Shimmy Dampers: Houdaille Hershey, Cleveland Pneumatic
- Section 8296A – Cleveland Pneumatic Shock Struts
- Section 8297A – Bendix Shock Struts: Nose, Tail, Main
- Section 8298A – Bendix Auxiliary Wheels: Low Pressure, High Pressure, Smooth Contour, Streamline
- Section 8298B – Hayes Auxiliary Wheels: Low Pressure, High Pressure, Smooth Contour, Streamline
- Section 8298C – Goodyear Auxiliary Wheels: Smooth Contour, High Pressure, Extra Low Pressure
- Section 8298D – Firestone Auxiliary Wheels: Low Profile, High Pressure, Smooth Contour
- Section 8303 – Life Rafts and Equipment
- Section 8310 – Application, Regulators, Masks & Hose, Valves, Fittings & Carriers
- Section 8345 – Oil Separators
- Section 8358 – Ignition Switches for Service Aircraft
- Section 8370 – Miscellaneous Ground Handling Equipment
- Section 8385 – Windshield Wipers: Marquette (Electric, Hydraulic), Kearfott
- Section 8501 – Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Engines and Numerical Index: Class I Engines
- Section 8501B – Pratt & Whitney Engine Spare Parts: R985-AN-1, -3, -6, -12; R-1340-AN-1, -2
- Section 8545 – Miscellaneous Aircraft Engines: Jacobs, Warner, Ranger, Continental, Lycoming (Radial), Lycoming (Opposed)
- Section 8546 – Miscellaneous Engines, Supplement-1: Warner R-550-3; Continental O-170-3; Franklin O-300-11, O-405-9
- Section 8548A – Lycoming Engine Spare Parts for 0-235-2, 0-435-1, -11
- Section 8548B – Lycoming Engine Spare Parts for R-680-17
- Section 8601 – Liquid Anti-Icing System
- Section 8604 – Auxiliary Power Units: Ground and Airborne
- Section 8604B – Ground Auxiliary Power Units: Waukesha, Continental, E.A. Laboratories
- Section 8607 – Electrical Power Supply Equipment: Generators, Control Systems, Cutouts, Batteries, Motor Alternators, Auxiliary Power Units
- Section 8608A – Electrical Power Supply Equipment Section A, Assemblies and Parts for Generators: Eclipse, Electric Auto-Lite, Leece-Neville
- Section 8612 – Electrical Power Supply Equipment Section E, Assemblies and Parts for Motor Alternators: Eclipse, Holtzer-Cabot
- Section 8616 – Aircraft Fuel Systems
- Section 8617A – Carburetor Assemblies and Parts: Stromberg Float Type
- Section 8617B – Carburetor Assemblies and Parts: Stromberg Injection Type, Holley Variable Venturi Type, Chandler-Evans Injection Type, Marvel Schebler Float Type
- Section 8618 – Carburetor and Spark Plug Tools
- Section 8631 – Ignition Systems Sections A-B-C, Assemblies and Parts for Magnetos
- Section 8632 – Magneto Service Tools
- Section 8633 – Ignition Systems: Section D Assemblies and Parts for Distributor Assy's, Distributor Fingers, Distributor Plates, Battery Timers on Pratt & Whitney and Miscellaneous Engines
- Section 8634 – Ignition System: Harness Assemblies and Parts for Pratt & Whitney Engines, Wright Engines, Miscellaneous Engines
- Section 8635 – Ignition System: Assemblies and Parts for Spark Plugs, Elbows, Terminal Sleeves
- Section 8645 – Pneumatic Systems: Including Vacuum System Units and De-Icer System Units
- Section 8652 – Starter and Generator Tools: Starters Eclipse, Breeze, Jack & Heintz; Generators: Eclipse, General Electric
- Section 8670 – Carburetor Tools and Test Equipment
- Section 8701A – Propeller Application and Parts: Hamilton (Hydromatic and Counterweight), Curtiss (Electric), Fixed Pitch, Ground Adjustable
- Section 8701B – Curtiss Electric Propellers
- Section 8701C – Aeroprop Constant Speed Propellers
- Section 8701D – Miscellaneous Propellers
- Section 8702 – Curtiss, Hamilton Propeller Controls
- Section 8702A – Curtiss, Hamilton Propeller Controls
- Section 8702B – Curtiss: Governors, Synchronizes, Harnesses, Relays, Filters, Slip-Ring Brushes, Slip-Ring Housings, Connector Plugs, Special Controls
- Section 8703 – Special Propeller Tools and Test Equipment
- Section 8705 – Propeller Testing Equipment
- Section 8801 – Aeronautical Instruments
- Section 8802 – Aeronautical Instruments, Supplement-1
- Section 8803 – Aeronautical Instruments, Supplement-2
- Section 8810B – Jack and Heintz Instrument Tools
- Section 8810D – Pioneer Instrument Tools
- Section 8810E – Sperry Instrument Tools
- Section 8810G – Instrument Test Equipment
- Section 8901 – Miscellaneous Ground Handling Equipment
- Section 9408 – Bomb and Torpedo Equipment
- Section 9411 – Smoke Screen and Chemical Equipment
- Section 9414 – Tow Target Equipment
- Section 9425 – Armament Equipment
- Section 10003 – Air Corps Cross Index to Navy Stock Numbers
- Section 10005 – Naval Aircraft Factory Cross Index to Navy Stock Numbers
- Section 10007 – Navy Type Cross Index to Navy Stock numbers
- Section 10009 – Cross Index Army Aeronautical Equipment Reference Numbers to Navy Stock Numbers
- Unknown – Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, Screws, and Washers
- Unknown – Ignition Systems: Magnetos (Distributors) Spark Plugs (Elbows, Terminal Sleeves) Ignition Harness
- Unknown – Illustrated Catalog for Clothing, Parachutes, Equipment and Supplies Class 13
Foreign Equipment Catalog
- Section I: Aircraft[5]
- Section II: Engine & Engine Accessories
- Section III: Aircraft Accessories
- Section IV: Instrument and Test Equipment[6]
- Section V: Communication & Electronic Equipment
- Section VI – Unknown
- Section VII – Unknown
- Section VIII – Unknown
- Section IX: Clothing and Aerial Delivery Equipment
Graphic Survey of Radio and Radar Equipment
- Volume 1: Turbosuperchargers, Pumps and Accessories (T.O. 03-10-48)
- Volume 2: Landing Gear (T.O. 03-25-10)
- Volume 3: Oxygen and Miscellaneous
- Volume 4: Electrical Equipment (T.O. 03-5-69)
- Volume 5: Armament (T.O. 11-1-64)
- Volume 6: Instruments (T.O. 05-1-67)
- Engine Gage Units/Fuel Mixture Indicators
- Pressure Gages, Manifold Pressure Gages, Fuel Pressure Warning Signals
- Wheel and Flap Position Indicators
- Tachometers
- Thermometers
- Ammeters, Voltmeters, Accelerometers
- Airspeed Indicators, Airspeed Tubes
- Altimeters, Rate-of-Climb Indicators, Power Venturi Tubes
- Automatic Pilots, Mounts, Air Filters
- Directional Gyro
- Direct Reading Magnetic Compasses, Gyro Flux Gate Compass System, Remote Indicating Magnetic Compass, Aircraft Sextants
Manuals
Air Service Command Manuals
- ASC-1M-17 – Aircraft Instructional Charts for Allison Engines: Students Preliminary Instruction Manual
- ASC-1M-18 – Aircraft Instructional Charts for Allison Engines: Instructors Instruction Manual
- Unknown – Aircraft Engine Overhaul Mechanic R-1830: Preliminary Instruction Manual[7]
- Unknown – Aircraft Engine Overhaul Mechanic Allison Photographs V-1710-27-29-35-37-39: Preliminary Instruction Manual[8]
- Unknown – Aircraft Engine Overhaul Mechanic Allison V-1710-39: Preliminary Instruction Manual[9]
- Unknown – Aircraft Final Assembly Mechanic: P-40-E Preliminary Instruction Manual
Bombing Manuals
- Student's Manual: Bombing[10]
- Student's Manual: Glide Bombing Attachment
- AFTRC Manual 52-0-1f – Flight Instructors' Supplement: Bombing[11]
Field Manuals
- FM 1-5 – Employment of Aviation of the Army
- FM 1-10 – Tactics and Techniques of Air Attack
- FM 1-15 – Tactics and Techniques of Air Fighting
- FM 1-20 – Tactics and Techniques of Air Reconnaissance and Observation
- FM 1-25 – Air Defense[12]
- FM 1-26 – Defense of Airdromes
- FM 1-30 – Air Navigation
- FM 1-35 – Aerial Photography
- FM 1-40 – Intelligence Procedure in Aviation Units
- FM 1-45 – Signal Communication[12]
- FM 1-46 – Fighter Radiotelephone Procedures and Code[12]
- FM 1-50 – Weather[12]
- FM 1-55 – Reference Data, Administration
- FM 1-60 – Reviews and Inspections
- FM 1-75 – Combat Orders
- FM 1-110 – Selections of Bombs and Fuses for Destruction of Various Targets[13]
- FM 1-195 – Service Center
Flying Manuals
General Training Publications
- NA 00-80T-1 – Ice Formation on Aircraft[15]
- NAVAER 00-80T-17 – Night Vision for Airmen
- NAVAIR 00-80T-31 – Thin Air and Compressibility[16]
- NA 00-80T-32 – Polar Guide[15]
- NAVAER 00-80T-35 – The Techniques of Towing Aerial Targets[17]
- NAVAER 00-80T-38 – Recognition News[18]
- NAVAER 00-80T-40 – The Manual of Engine Operation[19]
- NAVAER 00-80T-41 – Helicopter Training Manual[20]
- NAVAER 00-80T-42 – Airplane Power Plants
- NAVAER 00-80T-44 – Cruise Control for Pilots[17]
- NAVAER 00-80T-45 – Visual Reconnaissance from Aircraft[21]
- NAVAER 00-80T-46 – Navy Airman's Manual
- NAVAER 00-80T-48 – Aviation Machinist's Mate's Manual
- NAVAER 00-80T-49 – Aviation Structural Mechanics Manual
- NAVAER 00-80T-52 – Safety and Survival Equipment for Naval Aviation
- NAVAER 00-80T-56 – Survival Training Guide
- NAVAER 00-80T-57 – Air Operations in Naval Warfare[22]
- NAVAER 00-80T-58 – Naval Aviation in Review
- NAVAER 00-80T-59 – Aviation Electrician's Mate's Manual
- NAVAER 00-80T-60 – All-Weather Flight Manual
- NAVAER 00-80T-62 – Recognition Instructors Guide[18]
- NAVAER 00-80T-63 – Training Aids[23]
- NAVAER 00-80T-64 – Aviation Electronics Officer's Guide
- NAVAER 00-80T-65 – Aviation Ordnanceman's Manual
- NAVAER 00-80T-67 – Handbook for Aircraft Accident Investigators
- NAVAER 00-80T-69 – The Steam Catapult: Its History and Operation
- NAVAER 00-80T-71 – Space Training Unit[24]
- NAVAER 00-80T-72 – Instructor Guide: Basic Aviation Electrician's Course
- NAVAER 00-80T-73 – Student Workbook: Basic Aviation Electrician's Course
- NAVAER 00-80T-74 – Fuel Contamination Information Manual
- NAVAER 00-80T-75 – Recognition Instructors Guide[25][c]
- NAVAER 00-80T-79 – Radar Circuit Analysis[26]
- NAVAER 00-80T-80 – Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators
- NAVAIR 00-80T-86 – Basic Theory and Application of Transistors[27]
- NAVAER 00-80T-87 – Jet Engine Accident Investigation
- NAVAIR 00-80T-88 – Helicopter History and Aerodynamics Manual[28]
- NAVWEPS 00-80T-89 – Aviation Medical Safety Training Manual
- NAVWEPS 00-80T-90 – Bridle Hook-Up and Arrestation for Steam Catapults Aviation Training Manual
- NAVWEPS 00-80T-92 – Patrol and Antisubmarine Squadron Photography[29]
- NAVWEPS 00-80T-96 – Aircraft Support Equipment: General Handling & Safety Manual
- NAVWEPS 00-80T-97 – Recognition Identification Guide
- NAVAIR 00-80T-99 – U.S. Naval Aerospace Physiologist's Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-101 – NATOPS Survival Manual[30]
- NAVAIR 00-80T-103 – NATOPS Conventional Weapons Handling Procedures Manual (Ashore)[31]
- NAVAIR 00-80T-104 – NATOPS Landing Signal Officer Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-105 – CV NATOPS Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-106 – LHA/LHD NATOPS Manual[32]
- NAVAIR 00-80T-109 – Aircraft Refueling NATOPS Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-112 – NATOPS Instrument Flight Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-113 – Aircraft Signals NATOPS Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-114 – NATOPS Air Traffic Control Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-120 – CVN Flight/Hangar Deck NATOPS Manual
- NAVAIR 00-80T-121 – Chemical and Biological Defense NATOPS Manual[33]
- NAVAIR 00-80T-122 – Aircraft Operating Procedures for Air Capable Ships NATOPS Manual[34]
Information Files
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. 30-100B-2 – Instrument Flying: Advanced Instructors' Syllabus Radio Range-Radio Compass
- 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][35]
- 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
Pilot Training Manuals
- Unknown – Instructor's Supplement to Pilot Training Manual for the Flying Fortress B-17
- Unknown – Instructor's Supplement to Airplane Commander's Training Manual for the Superfortress B-29[36]
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the Invader A-26
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the Flying Fortress B-17
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the Liberator B-24[37]
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the Mitchell Bomber B-25
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the B-26
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the C-47[38]
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the Lightning P-38[39]
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the P-40
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the Mustang P-51
- Unknown – Pilot Training Manual for the P-61 Black Widow
- AAF Manual 50-1 – Pilot Training Manual for the Mitchell Bomber B-25
- AAF Manual 50-5 – Pilot Training Manual for the Thunderbolt P-47
- AAF Manual 50-9 – The B-29: Airplane Commander Training Manual for the Superfortress
- AAF Manual 50-11 – Pilot Training Manual for the B-25[40]
- AAF Manual 50-12 – Pilot Training Manual for the Liberator B-24
- AAF Manual 50-13 – Pilot Training Manual for the Flying Fortress B-17
- AAF Manual 50-14 – Pilot Training Manual for the Skymaster C-54
- AAF Manual 50-16 – Pilot Training Manual for the Commando C-46
- AAF Manual 50-17 – Pilot Training Manual for the CG-4A Glider[41]
- AAF Manual 50-18 – Pilot Training Manual for the L-5[42]
- AAF Manual 51-126-1 – Pilot Training Manual for the Invader A-26
- AAF Manual 51-126-6 – Pilot's and Flight Engineers' Training Manual for the Superfortress B-29
- AAF Manual 51-126-7 – Airplane Commander Training Manual for the B-32 Dominator[43]
- AAF Manual 51-127-1 – Pilot Training Manual for the Lightning P-38
- AAF Manual 51-127-4 – Pilot Training Manual for the Thunderbolt P-47N
- AAF Manual 51-127-5 – Pilot Training Manual for the Mustang P-51
- AAF Manual 51-129-2 – Pilot Training Manual for the Skytrain C-47
- AAF Manual 51-129-3 – Pilot Training Manual for the Skymaster C-54
Technical Manuals
- TM 1-205 – Air Navigation
- TM 1-206 – Celestial Air Navigation
- TM 1-208 – Air Navigation Tables
- TM 1-210 – Elementary Flying[44]
- TM 1-212 – Basic Flying[45]
- TM 1-215 – Advanced Flying (Single Engine)[45]
- TM 1-216 – Advanced Flying (Multi-Engine)
- TM 1-219 – Basic Photography
- TM 1-220 – Aerial Photography
- TM 1-230 – Weather Manual for Pilots
- TM 1-231 – Elementary Weather for Air Crew Trainees
- TM 1-232 – Basic Weather for Pilot Trainees
- TM 1-233 – Elementary Physics for Air Crew Trainees
- TM 1-235 – The Weather Observer
- TM 1-240 – Arctic Manual
- TM 1-250 – Precision Bombing Practice[46]
- TM 1-251 – Handbook for Bombardiers[46]
- TM 1-252 – Bombing Aids[46]
- TM 1-260 – Dive Bombing[46]
- TM 1-270 – Aerial Gunnery Practice and Record Firing[13]
- TM 1-273 – Fixed Aerial and Ground Gunnery[13]
- TM 1-282 – Tactics and Technique of Air Chemical Spraying[13]
- TM 1-305 – Theory of Ballooning[13]
- TM 1-315 – Hydrogen
- TM 1-320 – Airship Aerodynamics
- TM 1-325 – Aerostatics[13]
- TM 1-350 – Height Finding with the SCR-527-A[46]
- TM 1-400 – Theory of Flight
- TM 1-404 – Turbosupercharger and Airplane Power Plant[13]
- TM 1-405 – Aircraft Engines
- TM 1-406 – Aircraft Electrical Systems
- TM 1-407 – Aircraft Induction, Fuel and Oil Systems
- TM 1-408 – Aircraft Engine Operation and Test
- TM 1-409 – Aircraft Armament and Pyrotechnics[13]
- TM 1-410 – Airplane Structures
- TM 1-411 – Airplane Hydraulic Systems and Miscellaneous Equipment
- TM 1-412 – Aircraft Propellers
- TM 1-413 – Aircraft Instruments
- TM 1-414 – Aircraft Woodwork
- TM 1-415 – Airplane Inspection Guide
- TM 1-416 – Miscellaneous Aircraft Equipment
- TM 1-417 – Aircraft Fabric Work and Application of Finishes[46]
- TM 1-420 – Lathes
- TM 1-421 – Milling Machines, Shapers, and Planers
- TM 1-422 – Grinding Machines
- TM 1-423 – Heat Treating and Inspection of Metals
- TM 1-424 – Aircraft Hardware and Materials
- TM 1-425 – Aircraft Mechanics Tools
- TM 1-430 – Welding
- TM 1-435 – Aircraft Sheet Metal Work
- TM 1-440 – Parachutes, Aircraft Fabrics, and Clothing
- TM 1-445 – Instrument Flying Training
- TM 1-447 – Instrument Trainer Maintenance
- TM 1-455 – Electrical Fundamentals
- TM 1-460 – Radio Telephone Procedure
- TM 1-465 – Air-Ground Communication[47]
- TM 1-470 – Aircraft Radio Shop Practice
- TM 1-472 – Radio Equipment[46]
- TM 1-490 – Electrical Armament Controls[46]
- TM 1-495 – Harmonization of Aircraft Fixed Guns and Sights
- TM 1-500 – Bomb Racks, Tow Target Equipment, and Flare Racks[46]
- TM 1-505 – Aircraft Cameras (Machine Gun)[46]
- TM 1-510 – Synchronizing[46]
- TM 1-650 – Maintenance Policies, Publications, and Forms
- TM 1-705 – Physiological Aspects of Flying
- TM 1-750 – Applied Physics for Airplane Mechanics
- TM 1-800 – Basic Glider Training[46]
- TM 1-815 – Advanced Glider Training[46]
- TM 1-900 – Mathematics for Air Crew Trainees
- TM 1-1000 – Vocational Teaching
- TM 1-1050 – Fundamentals of Mechanical Drawing
- TM 1-1100 – Shotgun and Skeet Shooting[46]
- TM 1-1624 – [3,000-lb Drawbar Pull Tractor][48]
Training Aids Manuals
- T.O. 30-1-1 – Reading of Aircraft Drawings[49]
- T.O. 30-1-2 – Dictionary of Aircraft Maintenance Terms
- T.O. 30-1-2-G – Dictionary: Aircraft Maintenance Terms: Section G; Machine Shop
- T.O. 30-1-2-H – Dictionary of Aircraft Maintenance Terms: Section H; Paint and Dope
- T.O. 30-1-2-I – Dictionary of Aircraft Maintenance Terms: Section I; Parachute and Fabric
- T.O. 30-1-2-L – Dictionary of Aircraft Maintenance Terms: Section L; Sheet Metal
- T.O. 30-1-2-M – Dictionary of Aircraft Maintenance Terms: Section M; Welding, Forging and Casting Section
- T.O. 30-1-2-N – Dictionary of Aircraft Maintenance Terms: Section N; Wire and Cable
- T.O. 30-1-3 – Instructor's Guide: How to Instruct
- T.O. 30-1-9 – Basic Training Guide: Aircraft Engine Fundamentals[50]
- T.O. 30-5A-1 – Information Guide for Allison V-1710 Engines
- T.O. 30-20F – Training Guide: Basic Radio Maintenance[51]
- T.O. 30-25-2 – Instruction Unit: Aircraft Engine Basic Mechanics
- T.O. 30-30A-1 – Information Guide: Aircraft Welding Specialist
- T.O. 30-30A-2 – Trainee Work Guide: Aircraft Welding Specialist
- T.O. 30-35A-4 – Training Guide: Aircraft Woodworker[52] (1 August 1944 Revision)
- T.O. 30-45A-4 – Aircraft Painting and Doping Training Guide[53]
- T.O. 30-70C-1 – Information Guide: Landing Gear Installation
- T.O. 30-75A-4 – Training Guide: Generator Overhaul Specialist
Pamphlets
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)
Air Forces Manuals
- No. 1 – Shoot the Bull![54]
- No. 2 – Instructor's Guide for Recognition Training in Army Air Forces[54]
- No. 3 – Glider Tactics and Technique[55]
- No. 4 – Operation of Photographic Laboratory[54]
- No. 5 – Ditching Dope
- No. 6 – Weather for Aircrew Trainees[56]
- No. 7 – High Level Precision Bombing[57]
- No. 8 – Field Weight and Balance Control for Aircraft[58]
- No. 10 – Arctic and Tropic Maintenance of Aircraft
- No. 11 – Manual on AACS Procedures[59]
- No. 12 – Glider Flying Training[54]
- No. 13 – How to Use Training Films
- No. 15 – Bombardment Formations[54]
- No. 16 – Teaching Methods Manual for Flexible Gunnery Instructors[60]
- No. 20 – Gunners Information File[54]
- No. 21 – Survival
- No. 22 – Guide for Training Aids Officers[61]
- No. 23 – Handbook of Recovery[54]
- No. 24 – Instructors Manual for Physical Retraining[61]
- No. 26 – Introducing Joe "Flight" Gremlin
- No. 27 – Gunnery in the B-29[62]
- No. 28 – Radar Performance Testing Manual[63]
- No. 29 – Sit Down and Play[64]
- No. 30 – Ground Safety Rules
- No. 31 – Tactical Employment of H2X Radar Equipment[65]
- No. 32 – Air Attacks on Bridges[66]
- No. 34 – Notes on Use of Oxygen Equipment for Fighter Pilots and P. R. U.[54]
- No. 35 – Notes on Use of Oxygen Equipment for Air Crews[54]
- No. 37 – Loran Handbook for Aircraft[67]
- No. 38 – Weather Briefing Manual[58]
- No. 40 – Precipitation Static[68]
- No. 42 – How to Jam Jerry's Radar, Window or Chaff[54]
- No. 43 – Centralized Meat-Cutting Plants
- No. 45 – First Aid in Flight[54]
- No. 48 – Prevent Burns
- No. 49 – Let's Walk
- No. 53 – World-wide Recognition Systems[61]
- No. 55 – Use of Flexible Gunnery, Phase Checks, Giving, Scoring, Using[61]
- No. 58 – Mr. Pilot, Don't Be a Bogey Man, Turn on Your IFF[61]
- No. 59 – Coming Home
- No. 62 – Precision Bombing Practice[61]
- No. 64 – Fighter Gunnery, Rocket Firing, Dive Bombing[69]
- No. 65 – The Airplane Commander
- No. 66 – Manual for Instruction on Poorman Flexible Gunnery Trainer[61]
- No. 67 – How to Improve Formation Bombing[70]
- 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
- – 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[d][71]
- 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[e]
- 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[f][72]
- NAVWEPS 00-80Q-53 – Flying Fitness Sense
- NAVWEPS 00-800-59 – Slow Flight Sense[g]
Fixed Gunnery and Combat Tactics
- 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 (CONAVAER 00-80S-18)
- 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)
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
The Pilot Meets the Airplane
Technical Data
Aircraft Design Data
- Note No. 1 – Mathematical Tables
- Note No. 2 – Weights of Material
- Note No. 3 – Properties of Sections
- Note No. 4 – Ultimate Strength of Structural Materials
- Note No. 5 – Bending Moments and Reactions on a Uniformly Loaded Beam
- Note No. 6 – Performance
- Note No. 7 – Thrust at Various Speeds and Efficiencies
- Note No. 8 – Engines: Brake Horsepower and Fuel Charts
- Note No. 9 – Aerofoils (Part VII)
- Note No. 10 – Parasite Drag Coefficients
- Note No. 11 – Sand Load Tests for Airplane Wings
- Note No. 12 – Wood in Aircraft Construction
- Note No. 13 – Propellers
ANC Bulletin
- ANC-1(1) – Spanwise Air-Load Distribution
- ANC-1(2) – Chordwise Air-Load Distribution
- ANC-1(3) – [Determination of Points of Application of Resultant Air Loads][73]
- ANC-1(4) – [Relation Between Aerodynamic and Inertia Loads][73]
- ANC-2 – Ground Loads Handbook
- ANC-3 – Water Loads
- ANC-4 – [Methods of Structural Analysis][73]
- ANC-5 – Strength of Aircraft Elements
- ANC-5a – Strength of Metal Aircraft Elements
- ANC-6 – [Methods of Structural Testing][73]
- ANC-7 – [Detail Design][73]
- ANC-8 – [Propellers and Engine Accessories][73]
- ANC-9 – Aircraft Propeller Handbook (includes erratum supplement)
- ANC-10 – [Performance Calculations][73]
- ANC-11 – [Performance Testing][73]
- ANC-12 – Vibration and Flutter Prevention Handbook
- ANC-13 – Unknown
- ANC-14 – Spin Requirements for Primary Training Airplanes
- ANC-15 – [Flight Characteristics][74]
- ANC-16 – [Locations of Controls and Direction of Control Movement][74]
- ANC-17 – Plastics for Aircraft
- ANC-18 – Design of Wood Aircraft Structures
- ANC-19 – Wood Aircraft Inspection and Fabrication
- ANC-20 – [Power Plant Installation][74]
- ANC-21 – Kiln Certification
- ANC-22 – Climatic and Environmental Criteria for Aircraft Design
- ANC-23 – Sandwich Construction for Aircraft (Part I)
- ANC-23 – Sandwich Construction for Aircraft (Part II)
References
Footnotes
- ↑ Series number likely reassigned to entry below.
- ↑ Series number reassigned to entry below.
- ↑ Potentially replaced by NAVWEPS 00-80T-75 – Aircraft Recognition Manual
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