The Rene ́Studler papers 1917-1974

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The Rene ́Studler papers 1917-1974

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Contains Studler's personal military orders; European trip papers ; military attache ́reports; official correspondence; 5 of Studler's patents; letters of commendation and recommendation; retirement papers; newspaper clippings; log books; "Automatic weapon design" by Wilhelm Spaudling, et. al.; papers from Aerotest Operations on neutron radiaography; "Recent advances in high-resolution neutron radiography" by R.L. Tomlinson; "General principles underlying the use of the Air Service in the zone of the advance A.E.F." by William Mitchell; reprints of magazine articles on the aircraft gun problems.

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