THE TRAINING OF NAVIGATORS INTO COMPLEX SYSTEMS

Lt. Col. Paul Krause

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Abstract:	When I first attempted to prepare an outline on this subject I planned to equate the training of a B-58 navigator to the training of a supersonic transport navigator. I soon found that although I was thoroughly familiar with the first part of this equation the second part had so many variables and unknowns that the equation became unworkable. I will mention a few of these unknowns now so that you can mentally refer to them throughout this discussion. Will the sonic boom problem limit supersonic transport, flying to over-water flights, or will engines available to permit aircraft to climb above 45,000 feet prior to accelerating through March 1?
Published in:	NAVIGATION: Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Volume 8, Number 2
Pages:	125 - 129
Cite this article:	Krause, Lt. Col. Paul, "THE TRAINING OF NAVIGATORS INTO COMPLEX SYSTEMS", NAVIGATION: Journal of The Institute of Navigation, Vol. 8, No. 2, Summer 1961, pp. 125-129.
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