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- The end-plate effect of a horizontal-tail surface on vertical tail surface
- Flight measurements of the elevator deflections used in landings of several airplanes
- Normal-pressure tests of circular plates with clamped edges
- Preliminary data on buckling strength of curved sheet panels in compression
- Preliminary drag tests in flight of low-drag wing on the Curtiss XP-60 airplane
- Present and future problems of airplane propulsion
- Lift and drag tests of three airfoil models with Fowler flaps submitted by Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
- Wind-tunnel investigation of NACA 23012, 23021, and 23030 airfoils equipped with 40-percent-chord double slotted flaps
- Critical Compressive Stress for Flat Rectangular Plates Supported Along All Edges and Elastically Restrained Against Rotation along the Unloaded Edges
- Critical Compressive Stress for Outstanding Flanges
- Design charts for cross-flow tubular intercoolers charge-across-tube type
- Design charts for cross-flow tubular intercoolers charge-through-tube type
- An analytical study of wing and tail loads associated with an elevator deflection
- Air transport by gliders : some technical observations
- Aerodynamic factors affecting the ability of a pilot to return an airplane to level from a banked attitude by use of the rudder alone and without change of heading
- Effect of propeller operation on the pitching moments of single-engine monoplanes
- Experiences with flow-direction instruments
- Determination of control-surface characteristics from NACA plain-flap and tab data
- Statistical analysis of the time and fatigue strength of aircraft wing structures
- The effects of hub drag, solidity, dual rotation, and number of blades upon the efficiency of high-pitch propellers
- Tail-load measurements on the XB-15 bomber in gusty air
- Additional power-on wind-tunnel tests of the 1/8-scale model of the Brewster F2A airplane with full-span slotted flaps
- Effect of humidity on several supercharger parameters
- Investigation of performance of 9-cylinder engine using large valve overlap and eclipse fuel-injection system
- The temperature of unheated bodies in a high-speed gas stream
- An apparatus for measuring rates of discharge of a fuel-injection system
- Combined beam-column stresses of aluminum-alloy channel sections
- The additional-mass effect of plates as determined by experiments
- Preignition characteristics of several fuels under simulated engine conditions
- Damping characteristics of dashpots
- Design of nozzles for the individual cylinder exhaust jet propulsion system
- Tests of Round and Flat Spoilers on a Tapered Wing in the NACA 19-Foot Pressure Wind Tunnel
- Tests on Stiffened Circular Cylinders
- Effect of Aging on Mechanical Properties of Aluminum-Alloy Rivets
- Relief of Residual Stress in Streamline Tie Rods by Heat Treatment
- Shear Lag in Corrugated Sheets Used for the Chord Member of a Box Beam
- Two-Stage Supercharging
- Ultimate Stresses Developed by 24S-T Sheet in Incomplete Diagonal Tension
- Minimum Induced Drag in Wing-Fuselage Interference
- Cooling and Performance Tests of a Continental A-75 Engine
- Stresses and Deflections in Thin Shells and Curved Plates Due to Concentrated and Variously Distributed Loading
- The Tensile Elastic Properties at Low Temperatures of 18:8 Cr-Ni Steel as Affected by Heat Treatment and Slight Plastic Deformation
- Variation of Properties Throughout Cross Section of Two Extruded Shapes
- Tests of Bell XP-63 Low-Drag Wing Model With Split Flap
- New Method of Calculating the Power at Altitude of Aircraft Engines Equipped With Superchargers on the Basis of Tests Made Under Sea-Level Conditions
- The Oscillating Wing With Aerodynamically Balanced Elevator
- On the Use of Residue Theory for Treating the Subsonic Flow of a Compressible Fluid
- Researches on Direct Injection in Internal-Combustion Engines
- Determination of the Bending and Buckling Effect in the Stress Analysis of Shell Structures Accessible From One Side Only
- Static Characteristics of Hamilton Standard Propellers Having Clark Y and NACA 16 Series Blade Sections