Papers,
Papers,
and More papers!
The United States Air Force operates a large and extensive training program. And with
training comes papers: Papers written by students, Papers written by staff, Papers
written by consultants. These papers do not represent the official view of the Air Force
but most of them are written by serving officers who certainly reflect thoughts within
the professional Air Force or other services.
The Air Force's Air University has published 2617 papers (as of October 27, 2003). To be
sure, some of the papers are, shall we say, of limited interest. I don't think that
"Fatigue Behavior of a Quasi-isotropic Graphite/Epoxy
Laminate Embedded with a Piezoelectric Sensor" is ever going to make it to the NY Time
best seller list. If you're really into Einsteinian physics you might want to try "Investigation of Gravity Waves Via
the Rotational Temperature of Hydroxyl Nightglow." Some though are pretty interesting.
Not knowing your particular interests I've written a specialized search routing to
identify certain areas that just might tweak your interest:
Some of these headings only have one entry, if this is the case, You will be sent
directly to the book display page. If there is more than one entry, you will get a
list of links by title.
If you don't see your particular interests here, all of our usual searching procedures still work.
Here are some particular keywords that would seem to interest our visitors:
In addition, four titles will be listed each day in the newsletter. This will unfortunately
take 634 days. (And by then....) But you can't overload the system with 2534 titles in one day.
Does anyone know of similar lists of publications by the Army, NASA, or who ever. If so, please
let me know via the Feedback Form.
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