Airdrop of supplies and equipment : rigging 1/4-ton cargo trailer.

Cover title.

Airdrop of supplies and equipment : rigging 1/4-ton utility trucks.

Cover title.

Airdrop of supplies and equipment : rigging 2 1/2 ton trucks.

Cover title.

Airdrop of supplies and equipment : rigging typical supply loads.

Cover title.

Management information systems : user's guide for indentifying automatic data processing equipment (ADPE) requirements.

Issued Feb. 23, 1976.

An appraisal of OBE-SEC estimates of plant and equipment expenditures, 1947-1958 /

"Printed October 1959. Reprinted May 1961 with minor revisions."

Guardrail-bridge rail transition designs.

"April 1988."

Modification of teletype equipment for use with Illiac /

"March 11, 1954"

Diagnosis of printed circuit cards on a programmable test equipment /

Originally published as the author's thesis (M.S.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1970.

Synthesis of optimal double-rail logic networks using NOR-OR gates by integer programming.

"Supported in part by ... Grant no. NSF GJ-503."

Trouble shooting electronic equipment; an empirical approach to the identification of certain requirements of a maintenance occupation. A report of an aspect of a research project under Air Force Contract no.33 (038)-13236, Project no. 507-007-0001,

Bibliography: p. 100-102.

Experimental evaluations of selected immersion hypothermia protection equipment : final report /

Prepared for U.S. Coast Guard, Office of Research and Development.

Use of high resolution seismic reflection and side-scan sonar equipment for offshore surveys /

"November 1982."

Harbours and docks : their physical features, history, construction, equipment, and maintenance, with statistics as to their commercial development, by Leveson Francis Vernon-Harcourt.

v. 1. Text.--v. 2. Plates.

Modern British permanent way. Treating of rails, chairs, fishbolts, fishplates, keys, sleepers, ballast, rail-joints, points and crossings, &c.

"Originally written as a series of articles for ʻThe Railway Newsʾ, in which they appeared at various periods between the years 1911 and 1914."--Pref.