Flight Investigation to Determine the Effect of Longitudinal Characteristics on Low-speed Instrument Operation/ by Daniel J. DiCarlo; James R. Kelly and Robert W. Sommer
James Kelly
Education for Justice
Pepplers and Their Cousins
Effects of Gross Changes in Static Directional Stability on V/STOL Handling Characteristics Based on a Flight Investigation
Flight Investigation to Determine the Effect of Longitudinal Characteristics on Low-speed Instrument Operation
Navigation, Guidance, and Control for Helicopter Automatic Landings
Study of the Optimum Values of Several Parameters Affecting Longitudinal Handling Qualities of VTOL Aircraft
Casting Alpha
Flight Investigation of V/STOL Height-control Requirements for Hovering and Low-speed Flight Under Visual Conditions
Experimental Studies of Multi-support Seismic Loading on Piping Systems
Description of an Analog Computer Approach to V/STOL Simulation Employing a Varible-stability Helicopter
Evolution of a VTOL Flight-director Concept During Constant-speed Instrument Approaches
A Study of the "RENEW" Program and Some of Its Impacts
Navigation, Guidance, and Control for Helicopter Automatic Landings
Description of the VTOL approach and landing technology (VALT) Ch-47 research system
Stability Characteristics of a Tandem-rotor Transport Helicopter as Determined by Flight Test
A Visual Flight Investigation of Hovering and Low-speed VTOL Control Requirements
In-trail Spacing Dynamics of Multiple CDTI-equipped Aircraft Queues
Beyond the Stereotypes