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Psychological research on operational training in the continental air forces

A summary is presented of research accomplished on operational training by aviation psychologists in the Continental Air Forces during the latter part of World War II. Studies were conducted on the following Air Force personnel: Fighter pilots; photo-reconnaissance pilots; airplane commanders; copilots; navigators; bombardiers; flight engineers; radar observers; and flexible gunners. Other studies included: The selection and evaluation of lead crews; the acquisition and retention of aircrew skill; and the attitudes of aircrew personnel returned from combat toward further duty.

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