U. S. Army Aviation Engineering Flight Activity (AEFA) Report Bibliography, Management Cost Performance Within the Corps of Engineers

摘要

The mission of the U.S. Army Aviation Engineering Flight Activity (AEFA) is to conduct airworthiness qualification flight tests of air vehicles developed and/or procured as integrated systems and airworthiness evaluations of those vehicles proposed or considered for Army application or which incorporate advanced concepts having potential military application; produce test data on basic air vehicle performance, handling qualities, system/subsystem interface, and integrated system performance; and conduct a test pilot orientation course to prepare Army aviators for attendance at U.S. Naval Test Pilot School. This bibliography is listed by both project number and aircraft type tested or involved in the test of equipment or procedures. The project listing is in chronological order from 1961 through 1988. Bibliography holders of record will automatically receive future copies of updated bibliographies. The reports listed are defined as: Formal Test Report - A report that is formally published for widespread distribution to other DOD agencies and staff, the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC), appropriate contractors, and other agencies as directed by the U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command (AVSCOM). These reports are identified by only the project number. Letter Report - A report that is prepared to provide immediate information to the customer for milestone events or for portions of a test in progress. They are also to report on very limited tests or tests where the data have very restricted application or little historical value. (sdw)