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The Buckling of Stiffened Plates in Shear

Schmieden, C. (1936-06)
Theory and Design of Compression Members

Bleich, Friedrich (1942-01)
The Stress Distribution in the Flanges of Thin-Walled Box Girders

Schnadel, Ing (1936-06)
High Seas Test Trip - Oscillation and Acceleration Measurements

Horn, H. (1936-06)
Cavitation

Ackeret, J. (1933-06)
Experimental and Theoretical Investigation of Cavitation in Water

Ackeret, J. (1936-12)
The Loading of a Ship in a Seaway

Schnadel, George (1936-01)
Wind-Tunnel Tests of Multiple Ship Moorings. Part 2 - EC2 Class Liberty Ships

Long, M.E. (1949-01)
Static Structural Tests of Eleven Lightweight Anchors

McGinley, J.G. (1948-01)
A Summary of Information on the Application of Hydrofoils to High Speed Surface Craft

Curry, J.H. (1948-09)
Wind-Tunnel Tests to Determine Air Loads on Multiple-Ship Moorings for Destroyers of the DD692 Class

Unknown creator (1945-12)
Wind-Tunnel Tests of Radar Reflectors MX-137/A and MX-138/A

Bamber, M.J. (1946-03)
Wind-Tunnel Tests of the Mark 19 Antenna Mount with the Mark 28 and Mark 34 Radar Antennas

Sherwood, A.W. (1947-02)
Photographic Methods of Observation at the David Taylor Model Basin. Part 3 - A Comparison of Two Photographic Flash Lamps Used in Photographing Objects Moving at Very High Speeds

Kaye, F.B. (1947-02)
Photographic Methods of Observation at the David Taylor Model Basin. Part 1 - A Simple Spark Timer for the Eastman High-Speed Camera, Type III

Campbell, D.C. (1946-06)
Hydrodynamic Forces on an Anchor Cable

Landweber, L. (1947-11)
A Photographic Method of Printing Templates on Wood

Kaye, F.B. (1946-07)
Model Tests to Determine the Forces on the Stern-Gate Operating Mechanism of the ARD12 Class of Floating Drydocks in Waves

Gertler, M. (1947-02)
Experiments in Photographic Measurement of Velocity and Acceleration with the Type P Airplane Catapult

Campbell, D.C. (1945-06)
A Study of the Surface Effects Caused by an Underwater Explosion. Part 2 - 1750-Pound Charges of Torpex near the Bottom and 40 Feet below the Surface, in 96 Feet of Water

Campbell, D.C. (1945-05)