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NAVIGATION, Journal of the Institute of Navigation
Volume: 1Published: 1946
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| Volume 1, Number 1 (1946) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| THE ARCTIC FLIGHTS OF THE LANCASTER "ARIES," MAY 1945 | Wing Commander K. C. Maclure | 3 - 7 |
| RADAR APPLICATIONS TO AEROLOGY | Commander R. H. Maynard | 8 - 11 |
| LORAN | Lieutenant Commander Fletcher G. Watson and Henrietta H. Swope | 11 - 15 |
| REVIEWS | C. H. Smiley | 16 - 16 |
| NOON INTERVAL TABLES | T. F. Hickerson | 17 - 19 |
| NOTES FROM THE NEW YORK MEETING | - | 20 - |
| LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | - | 20 - 20 |
| Volume 1, Number 10 (1948) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| THE HAZELTINE LANAC SYSTEM OF AIR AND MARINE NAVIGATION | Knox McIlwain and Charles J. Hirsch | 210 - 216 |
| TEMPERATURE-COMPENSATED BUBBLE HORIZON | E. F. Flint | 216 - 220 |
| NAVAGLOBE AND MARINE NAVIGATION | P. R. Adams and R. I. Colin | 220 - 224 |
| Volume 1, Number 11 (1948) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| A NEW PERISCOPIC SEXTANT | Virginia Withington | 210 - 215 |
| WHISTLE SIGNALS | Captain R. F. Farwell | 215 - 221 |
| ARCTIC MAGNETIC SURVEYS | Lieutenant Commander Elliott B. Roberts | 221 - 228 |
| AUTOMATIC AIRCRAFT CONTROL | James L. Anast | 228 - 232 |
| DETERMINATION OF THE POSITION AND PATH OF A HURRICANE, A RECENT IMPORTANT SEISMOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTION TO NAVIGATION | Reverend Daniel Linehan, S.J. | 232 - 235 |
| A "NEW LOOK" FOR THE NAUTICAL ALMANAC | Ramon O. Williams | 235 - 237 |
| FLOW AND AIRSPACE OCCUPANCY FEATURES OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL | Vernon I. Weihe | 237 - 239 |
| INSTITUTE NEWS | - | 239 - 240 |
| Volume 1, Number 12 (1948) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| POSITION OF THE INSTITUTE OF NAVIGATION AMONG INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC UNIONS | J. A. Fleming | 242 - 245 |
| OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM | D. F. Folland | 246 - 254 |
| TIMES OF SUNRISE AND OF SUNSET BY A GRAPHICAL METHOD | Paul E. Wylie | 254 - 255 |
| NAVIGATION TRAINING IN THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE | Squadron Leader G. F. Jacobsen, RCAF | 256 - 259 |
| WHY SHIPS GROUND | Lieutenant Commander Alton B. Moody | 259 - 268 |
| PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES IN THE USE OF STANDARD LORAN IN OCEAN NAVIGATION SINCE THE END OF THE WAR | Commander R. A. Tuttle | 268 - 271 |
| BOOK REVIEWS | - | 271 - 272 |
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| Volume 1, Number 2 (1946) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| INSTRUMENTAL SOLUTIONS IN CELESTIAL NAVIGATION | Samuel Herrick | 22 - 27 |
| AEROLOGATION | Edward T. Bolton | 27 - 31 |
| INTERPRETATION OF THE CELESTIAL LINE OF POSITION | Austin Phelps | 32 - 33 |
| ACCURACY OF POSITION FINDING USING THREE OR FOUR LINES OF POSITION | S. A. Goudsmit | 34 - 35 |
| CAPTAIN THOMAS HUBBARD SUMNER, 1807-1876 | Robert S. Richardson | 35 - 40 |
| LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | - | 40 - |
| FROM THE EDITORS | - | 40 - 40 |
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| Volume 1, Number 3 (1946) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| DECCA | Fletcher G. Watson, Jr. | 42 - 46 |
| THE AAF APPROACH TO POLAR NAVIGATION | Captain Fred A. Gross, Jr. | 47 - 49 |
| FUTURE NAVIGATION POLICY IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE | British Air Ministry | 49 - 50 |
| COLONEL THOMAS L. THURLOW, THE NAVIGATORS' NAVIGATOR | Trevor A. Hoy | 51 - 53 |
| AMERICAN ALMANACS | George W. Mixter | 53 - 56 |
| AMERICAN NAUTICAL ALMANAC | L. J. Comrie | 57 - 58 |
| REVISING THE NAUTICAL ALMANAC | Samuel Herrick | 59 - 60 |
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| Volume 1, Number 4 (1946) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| SIMPLE COMPUTATION OF DISTANCES OVER THE EARTH | B. W. Sitterly and J. A. Pierce | 62 - 67 |
| THE EARLY MAPS OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY PRIOR TO THE AMERICAN PERIOD (1769-1847) | Neal Harlow | 68 - 72 |
| A NEW SEXTANT | William H. Holman III | 73 - 77 |
| JAPANESE ALMANACS | Ralph F. Haupt | 77 - 82 |
| AIR MATERIEL COMMAND'S PROGRAM IN RADIOAND RADAR NAVIGATION | Vernon I. Weihe | 82 - 84 |
| BOWDITCH | Alton B. Moody | 84 - 85 |
| RESUME OF NAVIGATION TRAINING IN THE ARMY AIR FORCES | Major Clay V. Ferguson | 86 - 87 |
| TECHNICAL NOTES AND COMMENTS | - | 87 - 94 |
| Volume 1, Number 5 (1947) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| NOTE ON DREISENSTOK'S METHOD IN CELESTIAL NAVIGATION | N. Wyman Storer | 98 - 100 |
| AVIATION AT PURDUE | Paul E. Stanley | 100 - 100 |
| NIGHT SEXTANT OBSERVATIONS AGAINST A NIGHT VISION HORIZON | Commander Wm. J. Catlett, Jr. | 104 - 106 |
| SINGLE GRlD-HEADING FLIGHT PLANNING OVER POLAR REGIONS | Irving I. Gringorten | 107 - 109 |
| CRITICAL TABLES FOR CORRECTING OBSERVED ALTITUDES FOR ATMOSPHERIC REFRACTION IN POLAR LATITUDES | Charles H. Smiley | 109 - 110 |
| THE INFLUENCE OF THE EARTH'S ROTATION ON BUBBLE SEXTANT READINGS | J. J. Green | 111 - 112 |
| LORAN SUPERSONIC TRAINER DEVICE 15-T-3 | A. A. Chester | 113 - 115 |
| NEWS | - | 115 - 116 |
| LETTERS TO THE EDITORS | - | 117 - 117 |
| Volume 1, Number 6 (1947) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| RADIO NAVIGATIONAL AIDS | Captain R. W. Ravenhill and Lieutenant R. B. Michell | 120 - 128 |
| DRIFT DETERMINATION WITH RADAR USING A PULSE-DOPPLER- BEAT METHOD | Ivan A. Greenwood | 129 - 134 |
| NAVIGATION COMPUTER SERIES | Captain P. V. H. Weems | 134 - 137 |
| THE GERMAN GYRO-SEXTANT. | Mary R. Hunt | 138 - 141 |
| REPORT ON NAVIGATION OF PACUSAN DREAMBOAT FLIGHT | Major Norman P. Hays | 142 - 148 |
| RADAR ON THE AIRLINES | John E. Knaul | 149 - 151 |
| AN OPTICAL DIRECTIONAL BEACON | J. A. Pierce | 151 - 152 |
| NEWS | - | 152 - 152 |
| LETTERS TO THE EDITORS | - | 153 - 154 |
| Volume 1, Number 7&8 (1947) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| PRESIDENT'S REMARKS | Commodore G. G. McLintock | 156 - 157 |
| NAVIGATION IN THE ANTARCTIC | Alton B. Moody | 157 - 164 |
| SELECTION TESTS FOR AAF NAVIGATORS | Julien M. Christensen | 164 - 169 |
| UNITED STATES MARITIME COMMISSION ELECTRONIC NAVIGATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM | Rear Admiral Telfair Knight | 169 - 171 |
| NEWS | - | 171 - 171 |
| METHODS OF DISSIPATING SUPERCOOLED CLOUDS IN THE NATURAL ATMOSPHERE | Vincent J. Schaefer | 172 - 174 |
| THE AMERICAN NAUTICAL ALMANAC AND ITS IMPROVEMENT | Paul E. Wylie | 174 - 177 |
| RADAR CHARTING ON THE OHIO RIVER | Colonel B. B. Talley | 177 - 180 |
| RADIO TECHNICAL COMMISSION FOR AERONAUTICS | L. M. Sherer | 181 - 185 |
| H.O. 249 | Henrietta H. Swope | 185 - 186 |
| MINIMUM-TIME ROUTES IN AIR NAVIGATION | John F. Heard | 186 - 190 |
| FROM THE EDITOR | - | 191 - 192 |
| Volume 1, Number 9 (1948) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| MINIMAL FLIGHT PATHS | Irving I. Gringorten | 194 - 202 |
| NAVIGATION AND PRECISION AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY | Roy C. Gunter, Jr. | 202 - 207 |
| SUMMARY OF A PAPER ON THE PLACE OF NAVIGATION IN THE COLLEGE CURRICULUM | Bart J. Bok | 207 - 208 |
| CORRECTION AND IN MEMORIAM | - | 208 - 208 |
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