"Wind Tunnel Test of the Original TA-4 with the Following Airfoils: USA-27C Large; USA-27C Small; Gottingen 387; Gottingen 255" (Air Service Information Circular (Aviation) Vol. V, No. 455), 1923-11-22, 1924-03-15

Item — Box: MC-019-001, Folder: 001.A.019

Identifier: 20200076

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Scope and Contents

Document Type: Technical Research Report Authority: Government Military (authoritative reference) Document Number: Air Service Information Circular (Aviation) Vol. V, No. 455 (dated March 15, 1924), based on McCook Field Report Serial No. 2259 (dated November 22, 1923).

Scope: Airplane Section report prepared by A.L. Morse, Engineering Division, Air Service, McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio.

Contents: See title.

Dates

Creation: 1923-11-22
Publication: 1924-03-15

Creator

Morse, A. L. (Author, Person)
United States. Army. Air Service (1917-1926) (Publisher, Organization)
United States. Army. Air Service. Engineering Division (Editor of compilation, Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research in the Archives & Special Collections reading room. Handling guidelines and use restrictions will be communicated and enforced by archives staff members.

Extent

1 Issue (All of ID #s 20200070 thru 20200081 and 20200100 thru 20200102 is a single bound voume, hence in the same folder.)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Folder Contents

ID #s 20200070 thru 20200081 and 20200100 thru 20200102 are a single bound voume, hence in the same folder.

Related Materials

Duplicate of ID # 20141460.

Digital Scan Location

spc-aehs-000177

Format & Physical Description

Format: loose-leaf booklet, 8.5”x11” (276 pages total, not including covers; 32 pages in this issue). Brown, marbled press-board covers. Perfect bound after publishing. Includes black & white graphs, charts and drawings.

Publication Data

Publication Data: "Published by the Chief of the Air Service, Washington, D.C." Printed in 1924 by the Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. In upper left: "File D 52.1 / TA-4 / 2".

Note: Circa late 1920s, this ASIC was bound in a single press-board volume with fourteen other ASICs by the Estonian Aviation Academy (Lennukool Raamatu-Kogu K).