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This textbook presents the elements of applied aerodynamics and
aeronautical engineering which relate directly to flight training
and general flight operations. Originally published by the U.S.
Navy and revised in 1965. A long-established U.S. Navy publication
also used by the U.S. Air Force as well as by the FAA as a source
reference for their own publications, for more than 50 years this
textbook has been a definitive source that communicates the
complexities of applied aerodynamics and aeronautical engineering
for both the beginner and the experienced pilot. Flight safety and
effectiveness depends greatly on the understanding and appreciation
of how and why an airplane flies, and this resource teaches
aerodynamic principles, providing the foundation for developing
precise flying techniques and operational procedures. The
information in "Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators" is applicable to
flight training, transition training, reciprocating and
turbine-powered airplanes, and general flying operations. It offers
the elements of both theory and application, covering basic
aerodynamics, high-speed aerodynamics, airplane performance,
stability and control, operation strength limitations, and the
application of aerodynamics to specific problems of flying, such as
the region of reversed command, wind shear, effects of ice and
frost, ground effect, and collision avoidance. Also included are an
index and a list of selected references.
Familiarizes the trainee with the various aspects of the Personnel
Specialist rating, such as Office Occupations and Managements,
Manpower Management, Personnel Casualty Report, Financial
Accountability, Navy Cash, Separations, Discharges and Retirements,
Tuition Assistance and Enlisted Advancement System, Pay and
Personnel Entitlements.
The Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series (NEETS) was
developed for use by personnel in many electrical and
electronic-related Navy ratings. Written by, and with the advice
of, senior technicians in these ratings, this series provides
beginners with fundamental electrical and electronic concepts
through self-study. The presentation of this series is not oriented
to any specific rating structure, but is divided into modules
containing related information organized into traditional paths of
instruction. The series is designed to give small amounts of
information that can be easily digested before advancing further
into the more complex material. For a student just becoming
acquainted with electricity or electronics, it is highly
recommended that the modules be studied in their suggested
sequence.
The goal of many of the official mail programs is to lower the cost
associated with mail preparation, postage, and delivery. This
chapter will provide a brief overview of cost-saving measures, the
consolidation of mail using Consolidated Mail Facilities (CMFs),
and the importance of maintaining accountability of postage.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: When you have completed this chapter, you will
be able to do the following: 1. Describe the Navy Official Mail
Cost Control Program (NOMCCP). 2. Describe the purpose of official
mail consolidation. 3. Describe the official mail manager (OMM)
responsibility in the security of postage.
The United States Navy's guide to bugling remains a useful text for
aspiring players of the instrument, and for musicians considering
naval service - this edition includes every illustration and piece
of musical notation. Bugles have been an important feature in
military tradition for centuries: on the battlefield as a method of
signalling a charge or withdrawal; in the training of soldiers in
sounding the times in barracks; and as a ceremonial instrument
during military parades, celebrations, funerals and other such
events. It was the Navy's hope that many Americans - enlisted or
otherwise - would learn the bugle through this guidebook. Over 150
musical notations are printed in this book. Generally speaking,
they become more advanced in terms of phrasing and notation as the
reader proceeds through the pages. The program lays out a time
frame upon which the player should advance his abilities and
teaches the basics of musical theory such as the staves, reading
notation, and the timing of play.
The United States Navy's guide to bugling remains a useful text for
aspiring players of the instrument, and for musicians considering
naval service - this edition includes every illustration and piece
of musical notation. Bugles have been an important feature in
military tradition for centuries: on the battlefield as a method of
signalling a charge or withdrawal; in the training of soldiers in
sounding the times in barracks; and as a ceremonial instrument
during military parades, celebrations, funerals and other such
events. It was the Navy's hope that many Americans - enlisted or
otherwise - would learn the bugle through this guidebook. Over 150
musical notations are printed in this book. Generally speaking,
they become more advanced in terms of phrasing and notation as the
reader proceeds through the pages. The program lays out a time
frame upon which the player should advance his abilities and
teaches the basics of musical theory such as the staves, reading
notation, and the timing of play.
As your employer, the Navy is obligated by law to provide you with
a safe and healthy work environment. Shipboard life, shipyard
industrial activities, and aviation maintenance areas, especially,
are inherently dangerous. We must keep our crewmembers, as well as
civilian workers, healthy and ready to perform their missions. The
Navy has conducted safety and occupational health programs for many
years. Historically, general and off-duty safety has been an
element of the overall Navy safety program managed by Navy line
functions. The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) conducts the
occupational health program element.
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