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The Reference Library

A collection of esoteric, odd, and sometimes a bit unusual set of unrelated reference documents - click on the document to be taken to the text.

New items are being uploaded on a regular basis - so check back often. Enjoy.


Aircraft Accident Report: Airlift International, Douglas DC-7C - 12 September 1966, Tachikawa Air Base, Japan. Source: NTSB

Aircraft Accident Report: Caribbean Atlantic Airlines, DC-9-31 - 12 August 1969, Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Source: NTSB

Aircraft Accident Report: Japan Air Lines, DC-8-62, JA 8032 - “Shinga” - 22 November 1968, San Francisco Bay, San Francisco, California. Source: NTSB

(Aviation in the) Belgian Congo. NACA Technical Memorandum - July 1922. Source: Central Intelligence Agency FOIA Reading Room

Bell OH-58, Procurement, Modification and Use - 12 August 1982. Source: U.S. GAO

Condensed Data on the Aircraft Engines of the World - April 1929. Source: NASA/NACA

Congo - USAF Airlift into the Heart of Darkness - 1960-1978. Source: Central Intelligence Agency FOIA Reading Room

Consolidated B-36 Peacemaker - A Look Back. Source: AFMC History & Heritage Program

Convair B-58 Hustler As A Missile Launcher. Date Unknown. Source: Central Intelligence Agency FOIA Reading Room

(The) Fighter Interceptor Force - 1962-1964. Air Defense Command Historical Study No. 27. Source: Defense Technical Information Center

(A Short History of) Lajes Field, Terceira Island, Azores, Portugal. Source: 65th Air Base Wing History Office

Latin America - Acquisition of Air Bases in Latin America - June 1939 to June 1943. U. S. Air Force Historical Study No. 63. Source: USAF Historical Division

Latin America - Civil Aviation Development - April 1950. Source: U.S. State Department Archives

Landing Fields in the State of Florida (Aeronautical Bulletin) - February 1925. National Archives and Records Administration

Lockheed U-2R Carrier Suitability Tests on Land - August 1969. Source: Central Intelligence Agency FOIA Reading Room

NACA Aircraft Circular # 79. Sikorsky Type S-38 (1928). Source: NASA Archives

NACA Aircraft Circular # 151. Breguet Type 33 (1931). Source: NASA Archives

NASA - User Guide for NASA/Lewis DC-9 Reduced Gravity Aircraft Program. Source: NASA Archives

More Documents Below …

NASA’s Douglas DC-9-31F airliner, used as a zero-gravity research aircraft. It was in the NASA fleet from 1995 through 1997. Photo: NASA Archives


Great photo: A Cessna amphib parked at the Old Chevak field site on the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge - 2006. This bird was used by the Division of Migratory Bird Management for waterfowl monitoring and research. N728 - A Cessna 206G - is still operational with the Department of the Interior, and is based on Boise, Idaho. Photo: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service