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1. On the heels of war (Waterman Airlines charter)

Author

Marty, John

Subjects
AIRPLANES, FAMOUS AND HISTORIC - United States, AIRLINES - History - United States, AIRLINES - Nonscheduled Operations - United States, AIRPLANE TYPE - C-54, NAVIGATORS
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Published
2011

3. No Hollywood stars but some real GHQ Air Force stars

Author

Haynes, Caleb Vance, Jr

Subjects
AIRPLANES, FAMOUS AND HISTORIC - United States, AIRPLANE TYPE - B-17, FLIGHTS, FAMOUS AND HISTORIC, AIR FORCE - Divisions, Wings, Groups, etc - United States - History, NAVIGATORS
Abstract

illus por bibliog

Published
2011

5. Room 9

Author

Neuwirth, Walter

Subjects
AIRPLANE TYPE - B-24, NAVIGATORS, PRISONERS OF WAR, WORLD WAR II - Aerial Operations, American, WORLD WAR II - Personal Narratives
Abstract

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Published
2002

6. Wizzos (Weapon System Officers)

Author

Oliveri, Frank

Subjects
OFFICERS - Air Force - United States, AIR CREWS, AIRPLANES, FIGHTER - Piloting, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (AIRCRAFT), NAVIGATORS
Abstract

illus

Published
1994

8. Bomber navigation--then and now

Author

Granholm, Jackson W.

Subjects
NAVIGATORS, WORLD WAR II - Personal Narratives, AIR CREWS - Training
Abstract

illus

Published
1992

12. C-130s await upgrades in avionics systems, cockpits

Author

Simon, Seena

Subjects
AIRPLANE TYPE - C-130 - Maintenance and Repair, AIRPLANES, MILITARY - Modifications, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (AIRCRAFT), AIRPLANES, MILITARY - Cockpits, NAVIGATORS
Abstract

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Published
2001

14. Panic Disorder in Military Aviators: A Retrospective Study of Prevalence.

Author

Marsh, Royden W., Sowin, Timothy W., and Thompson, William T.

Abstract

The occurrence of panic disorder (PD) among military pilots and navigators poses questions with respect to medical care and waiver policy, but the prevalence of such disorders is unclear. We studied the epidemiology of PD in a USAF aircrew population. Me(hods: Occurrence of PD during the period 2001–2008 was determined using the USAF Aeromedical Information Management Waiver Tracking System, a database containing medical disqualifications and waivers for the entire population of both qualified and disqualified (grounded) USAF aviators. Results: The mean annual USAF pilot and navigator population averaged 17,727 during the study period. The database yielded nine cases labeled as PD. After records review by two experienced aeromedical psychiatrists, only three of the nine cases met diagnostic criteria for PD. Estimated annual PD prevalence was 0.002% (2⁄1 00,000) in USAF pilots and navigators. Annual prevalence of PD was 2.7%, in the general U.S. population 18 yr of age and older and 2.4% in a group of manager⁄professionals. Odds ratios were 1228 (55⁄27,269) and 1089 (49⁄24,1 75) for the general population and manager⁄professionals, respectively. Discussion: One of three individuals with PD received a waiver to resume flying after successful treatment. Five of the six cases not meeting criteria for PD (but suffering from varying degrees of situational and⁄or stress related anxiety) were flying with waivers. The negligible annual PD prevalence in USAF pilots and navigators likely reflects lower aircrew vulnerability to PD because of selection and training processes and does not pose a disease burden upon force strength. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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30. Te whakatere waka

Author

New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu Taonga and Rāwiri Taonui

31. Ngā heke i te Wai Nui

Author

New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu Taonga and Geoff Irwin

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