This paper focuses on the evolution of the system for ground detection and control of the United States Army AIr Corps interceptor(pursuit) aircraft during the 1930's. It is divided into four chapters. Chapter One includes a background perspective of the status of pursuit aviation tactics and the influence of key individuals throughout the period. Chapter Two provides a detailed look at methods, techniques, capabilities, and limitations of the ground control technology of the 1930's. Chapter Three analyzes ground control systems performance during several exercises and maneuvers throughout the period. The Conclusion summarizes the research findings concerning the evolution of pursuit ground control.
Ground Control of Army Air Corps Interceptors in the 1930's
1985
55 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Army aviation , Ground controlled interception , Aircraft detection , Military exercises , History , Corps level organizations , Interceptors , Evolution(General) , Control systems , Ground level , Performance(Engineering) , Detection , Pursuit courses , Background , Aeronautics , Military tactics , Army Air Corps
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