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PRELIMINARY FINDING AID FOR THE

JEROME LEDERER PAPERS, 1910­2005

Part of the Flight Safety Foundation

Jerry Lederer Aviation Safety Library

COLLECTION INFORMATION

Creator: Lederer, Jerome (1902­2004) Title: Jerome Lederer Papers, part of the Flight Safety Foundation Jerry Lederer Aviation Safety Library, 1910­2005 Extent: 44.1 linear feet Collection Number: MS­016

FINDING AID CONTENTS

Administrative Information, p. 2 Biographical History, p. 2 Scope and Content, p. 3 Arrangement, p. 4 Series Descriptions and Inventory, p.5

Series. Airlines War Training Institute p. 5 Series. Aviation History, p. 5 Series. Aviation Insurance, p. 6 Series. Biographical and Personal, p. 7 Series. CAB Safety Bureau, p. 9 Series. College of Aeronautics, LaGuardia Airport, p. 10 Series. Conferences, Seminars, and Symposia p. 10 Series. Cornell­Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center, p. 11 Series. Correspondence, p. 12 Series. Flight Safety Foundation, p. 13 Series. NASA, p. 16 Series. Organizations and Committees, p. 17 Series. Other Individuals, p. 19 Series. Topical Files, p. 22 Series. University of Southern California, p. 30 Series. Writings, Speeches, & Addresses, p. 30 Unprocessed material, p. 31

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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Acquisition Information: The Flight Safety Foundation established the Jerry Lederer Aviation Safety Library in 1989. Jerome Lederer donated his papers to the library over the course of the next fifteen years, and additional materials were donated by the Lederer Family following Lederer's death in 2004. In 2011, the Flight Safety Foundation transferred the Library, including the Lederer Papers, to the Aviation Safety and Security Archives at Embry­Riddle Aeronautical University. Archives accesion number 2011.002.

Access: Open. Consult archives staff for information about access to unprocessed material.

Preferred Citation: [Item title or description]. Jerome Lederer Papers, part of the Flight Safety Foundation Jerry Lederer Aviation Safety Library (MS­016). Aviation Safety and Security Archives, Embry­Riddle Aeronautical University, Prescott, Arizona.

BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY

Jerome Fox ("Jerry") Lederer is often called the "father of aviation safety." He began his career as an aeronautical engineer for the U.S. Air Mail Service in the 1920s prior to becoming chief engineer for Aero Insurance Underwriters, one of the world's largest aviation insurance companies at that time. In addition to assessing aviation risks for the company, Lederer carried out safety audits and educational programs and produced a widely acclaimed safety newsletter. In 1940, Lederer was named director of the newly­created Civil Aeronautics Board Safety Bureau, a forerunner to the National Transportation Safety Board. He left the Safety Bureau in 1942 for a position with the Airlines War Training Institute.

In the aftermath of a Lockheed Constellation accident in 1946, Lederer organized a meeting to discuss ways to disseminate safety information. The Flight Safety Foundation was formed in 1947 as a result of this meeting, and Lederer served as its director until 1967. Lederer also was director of the Cornell­Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center from 1950 to 1967. Upon his retirement from FSF, Lederer was asked to establish an Office of Manned Space Flight Safety for NASA to address safety issues in the Apollo Program following the January 1967 launch­pad fire that killed three astronauts. Lederer retired from NASA in 1972, but continued to be an advocate for aviation safety until his death in 2004 at age 101.

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SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Lederer Papers contain correspondence, speeches, articles, reports, photographs, news clippings, publications, an oral history interview, and memorabilia spanning Lederer's entire career.

Included are records relating to a number of aviation insurance companies including Barber and Baldwin, Aero Insurance Underwriters, Aerotech Insurance Underwriters, Aero Engineering and Advisory Service, and Charles A. Rheinstrom, Inc. The collections also contains documents relating to Lederer's time as director of the Civil Aeronautics Board Safety Bureau (1940­1942), as well as his work for the Airlines War Training Institute (1942­1943).

Lederer's work as technical director of the Flight Safety Foundation (1948­1967) and its predecessor organization Aviation Engineering for Safety (1947­1948), as well as his concurrent position as director of the Cornell­Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center (1950­1967), is well represented. Records related to Aviation Crash Injury Research/Aviation Safety and Engineering Research (AvCIR/AvSER) are included in the Flight Safety Foundation and Cornell­ Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center records. Lederer's continuing association with Flight Safety Foundation after his 1967 retirement from the Foundation is also documented in the collection.

The Lederer Papers also include documents relating to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the space program, notably Lederer's work as Director of the Office of Manned Space Flight Safety for the Apollo program as well as his subsequent position as Director of Safety for NASA.

In addition, the Lederer Papers contain writings, speeches, and other presentations by Lederer spanning his career. Additional writings by Lederer can be found in the publications of Aero Insurance Underwriters and the Flight Safety Foundation. Also documented is Lederer's involvement with the aviation safety work of government agencies, associations and organizations, and various committees. The collection also includes correspondence and biographical materials, as well as documents relating to the numerous awards and honors that he received.

Information on other individuals, writings by these individuals, and correspondence between other individuals and Lederer may be found in the Other Individuals series. However, the bulk of Lederer's correspondence (including correspondence with individuals listed in the Other Individuals series) is filed in the Correspondence Series. The collection also documents Lederer's involvement in the Air Mail Pioneers, and also includes files on other aviation history topics.

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ARRANGEMENT

The Jerome Lederer Papers are organized in sixteen series.

Series. Airlines War Training Institute Series. Aviation History Series. Aviation Insurance Series. Biographical and Personal Series. Civil Aeronautics Board Safety Bureau Series. College of Aeronautics, LaGuardia Airport Series. Conferences, Seminars, and Symposia Series. Cornell­Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center Series. Correspondence Series. Flight Safety Foundation Series. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Series. Organizations and Committees Series. Other Individuals Series. Topical Files Series. University of Southern California Series. Writings, Speeches, and Addresses by Lederer

The collection was received with little original order. Portions of the collection were received organized in original folders. Where possible, what original order did exist has been maintained, however the overall series arrangement was imposed by the archives during processing.

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PRELIMINARY INVENTORY Throughout this inventory, box numbers are given to assist in locating materials. For a given subject, there will be only one file within a box unless otherwise indicated (e.g., box 41A (2f) indicates that box 41A contains two files on the subject).

Series. Airlines War Training Institute, 1942­1943 Extent: 2 boxes and 8 folders

The Airlines War Training Institute (AWTI) was an unincorporated association of nineteen American airlines that was formed in August 1942 to meet the need for air transport personnel to support the war effort. Lederer served as vice president and head of AWTI's administrative section. In October 1943, AWTI was formally disbanded, having met the needs of Air Transport Command through the training of approximately 12,000 flight crew and 35,000 ground personnel. This series contains materials related to the organization, primarily AWTI publications.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General boxes 50A, 53A, 54B, 67A, 71A, 87A, 91A, 92A

Publications boxes 49 (entire box) and 58 (entire box)

Series. Aviation History, 1910­2002 Extent: 34 folders

This series contains items collected by Lederer related to the history of aviation. Of particular note is material on the history of air mail in the United States and records of the Air Mail Pioneers. Lederer served as president of the Air Mail Pioneers from 1976 to 1999. In addition to the information filed here, additional materials may be found in the Topical Files series and in the Other Individuals series.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

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Series. Aviation History (cont.)

General boxes 50A, 51A, 53A, 54A, 56B, 59A, 60A, 66A­B (2f), 68A, 69B, 70B, 86B, 87A, 88A, 89B, 92B

Air mail box 59A, 68A (2f), 88B

Air Mail Pioneers, 1927­2001 boxes 50A, 51A, 53B, 54A, 67A, 68B, 71A, 86B, 87A, 59A, 66B, 68A (2f), 92B

Army Air Forces (World War I), 1944­1945 box 66B

Doolittle Library, University of Texas at Dallas box 87A

Luscombe history (includes Monocoupe) box 88A

Selfridge accident box 51A

Wings Club box 66A

Women in aviation boxes 68A, 89B

Series. Aviation Insurance Extent: 29 folders

Lederer worked in the aviation insurance business from 1927 to 1940 and again in the mid­ 1940s. This series contains materials related to aviation insurance companies for which Lederer worked, as well as later information on aviation insurance collected by Lederer. Of note are the safety bulletins distributed by Aero Insurance Underwriters. Lederer's experience and focus on the dissemination of safety information, as illustrated by these bulletins, was one of the factors that led to the formation of the Flight Safety Foundation in 1947.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General boxes 53A, 54B, 56A, 67A, 70B

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Series. Aviation Insurance (cont.)

Aero Engineering and Advisory Service box 55

Aero Insurance Underwriters, 1937­1948 boxes 50A, 51A, 54A, 59A, 62B, 67A, 70B (2f), 71A­B (5f), 87A, 89B, 91A, 92A

Aerotech Insurance Underwriters box 55

Barber and Baldwin, 1928 boxes 51A, 60A, 87A, 88B

Charles A. Rheinstrom, Inc., 1947­1948 boxes 51A, 70B

Statistics and aviation underwriting, 1953­1967 boxes 71A, 86B

Series. Biographical and Personal, 1917­2005 Extent: 79 folders

This series contains biographical material about Lederer; correspondence, clippings, programs, and other items related to awards and honors received by Lederer; materials related to Lederer's education and early career; photographs; and other memorabilia. The series also contains material about Lederer's wife, Sarah, and his family. Although not listed in this inventory of textual records, the collection also includes many of the numerous awards that Lederer received in his lifetime; contact the archives for additional information on these items, which include plaques, medals, statues, and similar items.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General biographical boxes 50A (2f), 51A, 53A, 54A, 55 (4f), 56A­B (4f), 59A, 60A (2f), 60A, 62A­B (2f), 66A­B, 67A (2f), 68A, 69A, 71A, 86B (2f), 87A, 88A­B (3f), 89B, 91A, 92A­B (3f)

Air Reserve Corps, 1925­1931 box 68A

Awards and honors boxes 50A (2f), 51A, 53A, 54A (2f), 55 (4f), 56B, 56, 59A, 62A­B (5f), 66A, 67A (2f), 69A, 70A­B (2f), 71A, 86B (2f), 87A, 88A­B (3f), 89B, 92A­B (3f)

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Series. Biographical and Personal (cont.)

Certificates, 1943­2002 box 62A (3f)

Daedalian honorary membership, 1985 box 62B

Early career box 55

High school, 1917 box 56A

Jerome Lederer Colloquium, College of Aeronautics, LaGuardia Airport box 56A, 66B (2f)

Jerry Lederer System Safety Implementation Award, 1970 box 91A

King, Stephen, 1971 box 55

Lederer family (see also Sarah Lederer) boxes 53B, 68A, 69B, 88A

Lederer Library boxes 50A

Lederer Library dedication photographs, 1989 box 62A (3f)

Letterhead box 55

Memorabilia box 70B

New York State Professional Engineer Registration box 62A

Notes box 68A

Personal, miscellaneous box 55, 67A, 68A

Photographs box 67A, 70B

Retirement from NASA, 1972 boxes 67A, 71A

Sarah Lederer, 1945­1998 box 51B, 54A, 56A, 62B, 69B, 86B, 87A, 89B

Special Books ­ Inscriptions, 1968 box 50A

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Series. Biographical and Personal (cont.)

Stall warning indicator box 68B

Tsiolkovsky Medal box 50A

University, 1920s box 67A

USSR trip (People to People and ICAO Human Factors Seminar) boxes 51B, 60A, 68A, 69B

World War II box 86B

Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy box 70B

Series. Civil Aeronautics Board Safety Bureau, 1940­1942 Extent: 21 folders

When the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) was established in 1940, Lederer was asked to serve as the first director of the new agency's Safety Bureau. The CAB Safety Bureau was responsible for safety rulemaking as well as for accident investigation. This series contains documents from Lederer's time in the Safety Bureau (1940­1942). Later materials related to CAB and to its successor agencies may be found in the Organizations and Committees Series.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General boxes 50A, 51A, 53B, 54B (2f), 55, 59A (2f), 60A, 66A, 67A (2f), 68B, 70A, 86B, 87A, 88B, 91A (2f), 92A

Accident Investigation: Air Safety Bureau (and notes ­ probably unrelated), 1941 box 67A

TWA Flight 6, DC­3, NC17315, Robertson, Missouri, Civil Aeronautics Board, 1941 box 67A

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Series. College of Aeronautics, LaGuardia Airport, 1989­2002 Extent: 18 folders

This series contains records and documents related to Lederer's service as a member of the Board of Trustees for the College of Aeronautics (now Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology). Also included are documents related to a 1997 colloquium named in honor of Lederer.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General boxes 51A, 53B, 54A, 55, 56A, 60A, 66A­B (2f), 67A, 68B, 71A, 86B, 87A, 88B, 89B

Jerry Lederer Colloquium boxes 56A, 66B (2f)

Series. Conferences, Seminars, and Symposia, 1930­2001 Extent: 21 folders

This series contains documentation on conferences, seminars, and symposia, including events which Lederer attended as well as a few events that he did not attend but about which he received information. Information related to other conferences, seminars, and symposia may be found in the Flight Safety Foundation series, the Organizations and Committees series, and in Lederer's correspondence. Papers and addresses which Lederer gave at these and other events may be found in the Writings, Speeches, and Addresses series.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General box 60A, 90B

Airport and Fixed Base Conference (Purdue), 1947 box 50A

BAMA Symposium: The Contribution of Civil Aviation to the Development of the National Economy, 1974

box 69B

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Series. Conferences, Seminars, and Symposia (cont.)

Cabin Crew Safety Seminar. Report for the Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Association, 1966

box 90A Committee on Selection and Training of Aircraft Pilots, 1947

box 87A First International Aerial Safety Congress, Paris, 1930

box 92A ICAO Human Factors Seminar, USSR (1990), 1981­1990

boxes 51B, 60A, 68A (4f), 69B ICAO. Accident Investigation and Prevention (AIG) Divisional Meeting, 1997­1999

box 55 International Cabin Safety Symposium, 1987, 1997­1998, 2001

boxes 68A, 88A, 90A MATS Safety Seminar (1962), 1962, 1967

boxes 60A, 70B, 90A

Series. Cornell­Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center Extent: 14 folders

Lederer served as director of the Cornell­Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center from 1950 until 1967. He held this position concurrently while serving as managing director of the Flight Safety Foundation. The Safety Center, which had accomplished its mandate to make aviation as safe as transportation by train, was closed soon after Lederer's retirement from the directorship. This series contains records related to the Safety Center and its work. Also included is information on the Crash Injury Research program originally established by Hugh deHaven at Cornell University Medical School. The aviation side of the program (which also included automotive safety) was transferred to the Cornell­Guggenheim Center following the center's establishment in 1950. It was renamed Aviation Crash Injury Research (AvCIR) and was later known as Aviation Safety and Engineering Research (AvSER). Additional materials related to AvCIR/AvSER, which became a subsidiary of the Flight Safety Foundation in 1959, can be found in the Flight Safety Foundation Series.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

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Series. Cornell­Guggenheim Aviation Safety Center (cont.)

General boxes 51A, 53B, 54A, 55, 59A, 66B, 68A, 69A, 86B, 88B, 91A

Crash Injury Research (Hugh deHaven, Cornell) boxes 50A, 87A, 92A

Harry F. Guggenheim box 66B

Series. Correspondence, 1920­2002 Extent: 51 folders

This series contains correspondence written and received by Jerome Lederer. Additional correspondence may be found in other series, especially in the Flight Safety Foundation Series and the Other Individuals Series.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

Unsorted (1920s­2000s) boxes 50A, 51A (2f), 52B, 53A, 54A­B (3f), 55 (3f), 56A, 59A, 60A, 62B, 66B, 67A (2f), 68A, 70A, 71A, 86B (2f), 87A (2f), 88A, 89A­B (2f), 92A

1920s boxes 54B, 55, 56A, 67A, 70B

1930s boxes 50A, 54B, 56A, 59A, 67A, 68A

1940s boxes 54B (2f), 62B, 66A­B (2f), 67A (2f), 70B, 71A, 86B (2f), 91A, 92A

1950s boxes 51A, 60A, 70B, 87A (2f), 91A

1960s boxes 52B, 53A, 54A, 55, 67A, 88A, 89A

1970s boxes 52B, 54A, 87A, 89B

1980s boxes 51A, 67A (2f), 69B (2f), 86B

1990s boxes 50A, 51A, 53B, 54A­B (4f), 55 (2f), 59A, 60A, 66A, 67A, 69B, 70B, 71A, 86B (2f), 87A (3f), 92A (2f)

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Series. Correspondence (cont.)

2000s boxes 53B, 55 (2f), 56A, 68A, 86B, 88A, 89A­B (2f)

Undated boxes 51B, 90A

Series. Flight Safety Foundation Extent: 102 folders

The Flight Safety Foundation has its origins in two organizations formed in the late 1940s. In 1947, a meeting organized by Lederer led to the creation of Aircraft Engineering for Safety, an organization focused on the dissemination of safety information. Shortly afterward, this group merged with another group that had been formed to study cockpit design, and the combined organization adopted the name of the second group, Flight Safety Foundation. Lederer served as managing director of the Foundation from its formation until 1967. This series contains records relating to the activities of the Flight Safety Foundation and Lederer's work with the Foundation.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

Aircraft Engineering for Safety, 1947­1948 boxes 67A, 88A­B (2f)

Aviation Crash Injury Research/Aviation Safety and Engineering Research, 1940s­1967 General

boxes 56A, 67A, 68A, 88B Crash Injury Research (Cornell program), 1950­1959

boxes 50A, 87A, 92A General, 1947­2002. Materials related to the Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) and its activities. These files may contain documents which fit in the other categories in this listing, but the contents of many of the files have not yet been sorted. Includes correspondence, projects, publications, reports, FSF history, administrative documents, information about/writings by FSF officers, etc.

General 50A (3f), 51A (2f), 52B (2f) 53A­B (2f), 54A­B (3f), 55, 56A (2f), 59A­B (2f), 60A, 62B, 66A, 67A­B (2f), 68A, 69A, 70A­B (2f), 71A (4f), 86B (3f), 87A (2f), 88A­B (2f), 89B, 90A, 91A­B (9f), 92A (2f)

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Series. Flight Safety Foundation (cont.)

General (cont.) Correspondence

boxes 71A, 91A FSF relationship with University of Southern California

box 87A IASS award photographs, 1988

box 62B Joe Chase Award, 1980

box 86B Lederer Library, 1989

box 62A (3f), 87A Mechanic's Creed (written by Lederer, 1941)

boxes 53B, 55 Personnel

Caldara, Joseph D., 1968­1974 box 52B

Caldara, Joseph D. "The Birds as a Menace to Flight Safety" box 90A

Chase, Joe box 86B

Enders, John H., 1963 box 90A

Hasbrook, A. Howard, 1952­1987 box 92A

Heath, Gloria, 1949­2001 box 90A

Lederer, Jerome F. East Asia trip, 1962 box 50A (2f)

Projects and Research Areas. Additional topics may be found in the Topical Files Series. Bogus parts, 1957­1964

56A Clear air turbulence, 1958­1971

box 56A (2f) Design features in personal aircraft cockpits (FSF study on cockpit design requirements), 1948

box 90A

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Series. Flight Safety Foundation (cont.)

Projects and Research Areas (cont.) Ditching, air sea rescue, evacuation, survival, 1948­1983

boxes 67B, 71A, 90A Emergency evacuation, 1965­1967

boxes 68A (2f), 71A Flight and ground safety, 1955­1966

box 90B Project CAPTACS (Current And Proposed Terminal Area Control Systems), 1966­1967

box 90A (2f) Turbulence Project (also SST), 1963­1967

box 71A (2f) Publications (note: additional FSF publications are available in other sections of MS­016, Flight Safety Foundation Jerry Lederer Aviation Safety Library)

Accident Prevention Bulletin box 91A

Airport Safety Bulletin box 91A

Bogus Parts, 1957­1964 box 56A

Flight Safety Digest, 1982­1987 box 88A (2f)

Miscellaneous box 91A (3f)

Notes from the Flight Safety Foundation, Inc. (monthly release) box 91A (5f)

Notes on Aircraft Accident Investigation, 1949­1952 box 91A (4f)

Seminars, Workshops, and Courses Annual safety seminars, 1950­1951

box 53B First FSF accident investigation course, Mitchel Air Force Base, New York, 8­12 November 1948

boxes 52B, 90A IASS award photographs, 1988

box 62B

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Series. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Extent: 33 folders

This series contains records related to Lederer's work establishing and serving as the director (1967­1970) of the Office of Manned Space Flight Safety for NASA following the 1967 Apollo launch pad fire, and his subsequent service as NASA Director of Safety (1970­1972). Also included is later material collected by Lederer related to NASA and space exploration.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General, 1967­2001 boxes 51A, 52B, 53B, 54B, 55, 59A, 60A, 66B, 67A, 68A­B (2f), 69A­B (6f), 71A, 86B, 87A, 88A, 89B, 91A, 92A

Apollo 8, 1968 box 56A

Apollo badges/passes box 62A

Apollo program boxes 50A (2f), 69A

Correspondence, 1967­1971 box 86B

NASA ­ Boeing ­ TIE System Safety Analysis Review, 1968 box 54A

Operations and Maintenance Safety Evaluation of NASA Johnson Space Center Aircraft Operations Division, Ellington AFB, Houston, Texas, November 29 ­ December 2, 1982.

box 91B Retirement from NASA, 1972

box 67A (2f), 71A Space (see also general files)

boxes 68A, 69B, 55

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Series. Organizations and Committees, 1938­2002 Extent: 68 folders

This series contains materials related to committees and organizations of which Lederer was a member, as well as other organizations from which Lederer collected information.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General, 1938­2002 boxes 50A, 53B (2f), 54A, 55, 59A, 60A, 66B, 67A, 68A, 70B, 86B, 88A, 89B

Ad Hoc Committee on the Transportation of Plutonium by Air, National Research Council, 1977­1978

boxes 60A, 86B, 87A Aero­Medical Engineering Research Institute, ca. 1948

box 50B Air Mail Pioneers, see Aviation History series Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Association

box 90A ALPA

boxes 69B, 87A American Astronautical Society, 1976

box 50A Aviation Facilities Study Group, 1955

box 87A Aviation/Space Writers Association. "Air Accidents and the Newswriter," 1983

box 91B Civil Aeronautics Administration, 1950

box 67B Civil Aeronautics Board, 1965

box 70A Federal Aviation Administration

boxes 60A, 86B Guggenheim Medal Board of Award, 1998

box 66B Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO), 1980, 1992

boxes 51A, 55 International Center for Safety Education, Tempe, Ariz., 1988

box 87A

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Series. Organizations and Committees (cont.)

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), 1980 box 69B

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Human Factors Seminar, USSR (1990), 1981­ 1990

box 68A (2f) International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Accident Investigation and Prevention (AIG) Divisional Meeting, 1997­1999

box 55 International Institute for Human Performance, 1991

box 51A ISASI, 1969­2001

boxes 50A, 55, 60A, 69B, 86B, 92A Joint Industry/Government Tall Structures Committee. "Specific Criteria to Be Used by Radio /Television and Aviation Interests Relative to Height and Location of New Antenna Structures and New Airports," 1957­1963

box 90A Laura Taber Barbour Air Safety Award Board

box 53B National Academy of Engineering, 1997­2000

boxes 51B, 54A National Aeronautic Association

box 91A National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 2000

boxes 51B, 53B, 55, 60A, 68A, 87A National Safety Council

boxes 86B, 87A National Symposium on Product Safety, 1968

box 90A National Transportation Safety Board, 1977­1994

boxes 60A, 68B, 69B Naval Training Device Advisory Council, 1961

box 69B Ostriches Anonymous Association

box 68A OX5 Aviation Pioneers, 1986, 1994

boxes 87B, 90A SAE, 1963­2000

boxes 51A, 53B, 68B, 86B

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Series. Organizations and Committees (cont.)

SCSI ­ Cabin Safety, 1997­1998 box 88A

Wings Club, 1965­1967 boxes 53B, 66A

Series. Other Individuals Extent: 109 folders

This series contains material relating to people other than Jerry Lederer, including biographical information and clippings, writings, and correspondence between these individuals and Lederer. The bulk of this series consists of papers and articles written by various authors, primarily on aviation and/or safety related topics; the majority of these writings have not yet been sorted by author. See also the Correspondence series, as well as the Flight Safety Foundation series for information on Foundation personnel.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

Information on various individuals boxes 50A, 51A, 68B, 89B

Writings by various individuals, 1937­2001 boxes 50A (3f), 51A (3f), 52B, 53B (4f), 54A­B (4f), 55, 56A, 59A (3f), 60A (4f), 66B (2f), 67A (4f), 68A­B (4f), 69A­B (4f), 70B, 71A, 86B, 87A (6f), 88B, 89B (2f), 92A (2f)

Armstrong, Neil, 1975­1988 box 87A

Besco, Robert O. (includes collaboration with Lederer and Ostriches Anonymous Association) boxes 53B, 54A­B (3f), 68A, 69A, 86B, 89A

Bleck, Zina T. (USSR Trip), 1990 box 68A

Chase, Joe (Joe Chase Award), 1980 box 86B

Collins, Jimmy, test pilot, 1934­1935 box 50B

Cooper, Geo. E. "Resource Management for the Flight Deck" (workshop), 1979 box 69B

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Series. Other Individuals (cont.)

Cooper, George E. "Some Recent Research Related to Approach Problems" box 90A

Culver, Edith Dodd. Talespins: A Story of Early Aviation Days. Santa Fe, N.Mex.: Sunstone Press, 1986

box 68A (2f) deHaven, Hugh

boxes 86B, 92A Dinerman Bernhart V. "Final Report. Evaluation of Area Navigation in the Northeast Corridor," 1970

box 90A Doolittle, James H.

box 60A, 87A Ferry, T. S. "Multidisciplinary References for Aircraft Accident Investigation," 1975

box 91B Gilbert, Glen A. "Area Navigation in Commuter/Taxi Operations," 1970

box 90A Gilbert, Glen A. "Is RNAV Cost Effective?" reprint from Flight Journal of Executive Aviation, 1972

box 90A Goddard, R. H.

box 66B Harris, Harold R.

box 88B Heath, G. W. "Helio Courier" (incomplete) Skyways September 1955

box 90A Heath, W. G. "The Changing Scene of Structural Airworthiness," 1980

box 90A Hislop, "Final Report of the Clear Air Gust Research Project." British European Airways Corp. RSD Report no. 15. 1950

box 56A Johnson, D. A. "Passenger Behavior in Survivable Aircraft Accidents: Inaction Under Stress as a Significant Behavior," 1969

box 90A Johnson, Larry K.

box 90A King, Stephen, 1971

box 55

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Series. Other Individuals (cont.)

Laughlin, T. F., Jr. "Inlet Unstarts at Supersonic Speeds – Nuisance or Problem?" box 90A

Lindbergh, Charles A. boxes 53B, 55, 56A, 87A, 89B, 92B

Lowery, John. "Why Three Engines" and reply by Allen E. Paulson box 90A

Lowry, L. M. box 59A

McFarland, R. A. "The Effects of Altitude on Pilot Performance" box 90B

Miller, C. O. boxes 53B, 67A, 90A

Norris, Jack "Voyager. The World Flight," 1987 box 92A

Peters, G. A., and F. S. Hall. "To Cut Down Accidents Design for Safety," 1965 box 90A

Pogue, L. Welch, 1998 box 53B

Sikorsky, 1972 box 54B

Speas, R. Dixon box 90A

Stapp, John Paul, 1984­1991 boxes 67A, 92A

Starr, Chauncey. "Social Benefit versus Technological Risk" [in original folder labeled as Collision Avoidance Systems]

box 90A Turney, H. W., Jr. "Navigation for Surface and Aerospace Vehicles by a Very Low Frequency Radio Network"

box 90A Wood, Richard H.

boxes 53B, 60A, 68A Wright Brothers

boxes 92B Youngs, Homer S. "Report SR­4 Hazard from Dry Ice Refrigerated Shipments" [in original folder labeled as Collision Avoidance Systems]

box 90A

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Series. Topical Files Extent: 185 folders

This series contains files on various topics, mostly aviation related. Some of the files may be related to Flight Safety Foundation projects.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

"7 MAG" friction reducing coating box 90A

Accident analysis code for punch card system and information on card sort systems box 90B

Accident investigation General, 1960­1973

boxes 59A, 70B, 90A Bureau of Air Commerce, Accident Investigation Procedures, 1938

box 50A Aeronautic safety code, 1925

box 68B Air Commerce Regulations. Alteration and Repair of Aircraft. Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7­H, 1936­1948

box 54A Air traffic control with all subject and subheadings, i.e., air collision avoidance, 1969

box 90A Aircraft, 1929­1938

box 54A Aircraft accidents

Various, 1982­2002 boxes 53B, 54A, 55, 68A, 69B, 88A, 89B

Arrow Air, Gander, Newfoundland (1985), 1984­1992 box 56A

NTSB accident reports, 1996 box 54A

Tenerife box 59A

TWA 800 (1996) boxes 53B, 60A, 68A, 88A

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Series. Topical Files (cont.)

Aircraft accidents (cont.) TWA Flight 6, DC­3, NC17315, Robertson, Missouri

box 67A Aircraft Design­Induced Pilot Error. NTSB, 1967

box 69B Aircraft equipment, 2001

box 55 Aircraft performance

box 50A Aircraft seats, 1951­1964

boxes 66A, 66B The Airport and Its Neighbors, 1989

box 56A Airport facilities, 1990s­2000s

box 67A Airport facilities and fire protection, 1998­1999

box 55 Airport lighting, 1956

boxes 66B, 68A Airport statistics, 1999

box 55 All Weather Lightplane Project

box 52B Army­Navy Precipitation Static Project. Technical reports on precipitation static. 1946

box 54A Automotive safety

box 59A Aviation Daily, 1998

box 70B Aviation directories, 1980­1988

box 69B Aviation policy, 1928

box 50A Aviation safety, 1942­2002

boxes 55, 90A Balance Engineering, Inc.

box 66B

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Series. Topical Files (cont.)

Bell Helicopter Textron box 68A

Bilingual operations/Quebec, 1976 box 59A

Bird hazards, 1966­1971 box 90A

"Bird Ingestion by JT3C, JT3D and JT4 Engines," 1964 box 90A

Bird strikes, 1950­1970 box 90A (2f)

Bomb blanket, 1970­1971 box 90B

Burns Aerobus "Commuter" Series Seats, 1960 box 66A

Cabin safety, 1989­2002 boxes 51B, 53B, 54A, 55, 69B

Clear air turbulence, 1958­1971 box 56A (2f)

Cockpit management, 1996 box 53B

Complacency, 1955 box 90B

Crash Injury Research boxes 50A, 87A, 92A

Crash safety efforts, 1966 box 90A

Cryogenic container specifications for aircraft transportation, 1972 box 90A

Dangerous Cargo, 1956 box 59B

DC­3, 1937­2000 boxes 60A, 66B, 86B, 87A

DC­10 box 51A

Dead Reckoning Computer and Kollsman Altitude­Temperature Relationship Indicator box 87A

Deceleration, 1951­1967 box 90A

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Series. Topical Files (cont.)

Ditching, air sea rescue, survival equipment, evacuation, 1953­1983 boxes 67A­B (2f), 71A

Doolittle Library, University of Texas at Dallas box 87A

Drugs, 1983 box 89B

El Toro Marine Air Station, 1996­2000 boxes 53A, 60A, 68A

Embry­Riddle, 1996 box 87A

Emergency evacuation boxes 68A (2f), 71A, 90A­B (2f)

Engineers and risk issues box 69B

Executive protection box 55

Fire and explosion hazards boxes 52B, 68B, 71A

Fire and fire fighting box 70B

Fire suppression, 1968 box 52B

Flight data recorders, 1974­1975 box 53B

Flight deck automation box 70B

Flight engineers, 1948 box 50A

Flight Forum Air Safety Study, 1964 box 70B

Flight training, 1968 box 52B

"Foreign Object Ingestion (Other than Birds) in JT3C, JT3D and JT4 Engines," 1964 box 90A

Fuel quality control box 90A

Fuel tanks box 68B

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Series. Topical Files (cont.)

"Full Time Engineers" box 70B

"Gunnery Sense. Some Hints for Air Gunners," 1942 box 54A

Hazards associated with adding low vapor pressure fuels to tanks that had contained a high vapor pressure fuel, 1971

box 90A Health and medicine

boxes 50B, 89B Helmets, 1959­1963

box 90B Human factors

boxes 90A­B (5f) IATA restricted articles regulations, 1969

box 90B IMCO press release. International maritime dangerous goods code, 1965

box 90B Inertial navigation systems "Carousel IV." Contains D. B, Duncan. "combined Doppler Radar and Inertial Navigation Systems," 1959

box 90A Insurance (see also Aviation Insurance series)

box 67A Jet Wake Survey, 707­120 ­ Boeing, 1959­1960

box 86B Jets, 1959­1968

box 70B The Journal of Educational Sociology Issue on "Safety Education for Modern Living", 1946

box 69B Lighting and Marking Obstructions to Air Navigation, 1954

box 53A Lloyd's Aviation Bulletin, 1975

box 60B Maritime, 1965­1981

boxes 86B, 90B Mechanics Creed, 1995

boxes 53B, 55 Medical tips. Aircraft accident prevention and investigation

box 54A

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Series. Topical Files (cont.)

Nader, 1970 box 90A

NASA ­ Boeing ­ TIE System Safety Analysis Review, 1968 box 54A

National Airlines box 68A

National Airspace System Plan, 1988 box 69B

Navigation, 1931­1973 box 90A (4f)

Navy aviation safety box 66B

NTSB report "A Comparison of Aircraft Accident Data Involving U.S. Air Carrier Operations, Five­Year Period 1962­1966"

box 90B Nuclear industry and nuclear power, 1978­1989

boxes 55, 60A, 67A, 89B Passenger safety and emergency egress, 1973

box 90B Pilot fatigue, 1958­1973

box 90B Pilot qualifications/training, 1979

box 67A Pilots

box 66B Pilot's Code, 1955­1973

box 88B Pilot's health and hygiene, 1953­1969

box 90A Quotations

box 50A RADAR, 1970­1972

box 90B Radiation, 1950­1970

box 90B Rescue/emergency evacuation, 1949­1963

box 71A (2f)

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Series. Topical Files (cont.)

RNAV or area navigation, 1954­1963 box 90A

Runway conditions box 90B

Safe Flight Instrument Corporation ­ SCAT box 52B

Safety booklets box 54B

Safety: DATED correspondence on flight and ground safety, 1955­1966 box 90B

Safety: Flight safety ­ air safety ­ ground safety involving aircraft, 1954­1967 box 90B

Salt Lake City Department of Airports, 2001 box 55

San Diego Aero­Space Museum, 1986 box 67A

Schiphol Airport, Runway nr. 23. Approach lighting system and runway marking, 1954 box 90B

Science ethics/whistleblowers, 1988 box 66B

Search and rescue, 1952­1964 box 71A

Seats (also F­27 "Friendship"), 1957­1964 box 66B

Security, 1975­1980 box 54A­B (2f), 68B

Sleep, Wakefulness and Circadian Rhythm. AGARD Lecture Series no. 105, 1979 box 87A

Stall warning indicator, 1947­1996 box 68B

Statistics, 1961­1980 boxes 50B, 51A (2f)

Statistics and aviation underwriting, 1954­1961 box 71A

Statistics and measurement of safety (includes Lederer writings), 1953­1967 box 86B

Study of Rescue Aspects of Aircraft Crash Fires on U.S Airports box 71A

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Series. Topical Files (cont.)

Supersonic Transport (SST), 1988 box 87A

"Survey and Evaluation of the Need for Runway Arresting Mechanisms for Commercial Air Carrier Operations," 1969

box 91B Survival. AF Manual 64­5, 1952

box 87A Survival/search and rescue, 1958­1986

box 67A System safety engineering, 1967­1972

box 90A Terrorism

boxes 54A, 67A, 88A Test flying/test pilots, 1954­1956

box 71A TIPS Europe (Travel in Peace and Safety Europe)

box 55 Tips on writing and instruction

box 70B United (photographs)

box 59A U.S. History, 1975

box 89B Velcro tape fasteners, 1968

box 90A Weather, 1949­1966

box 52B (2f) Weather; windshear; flight through radioactive clouds, 1954­1962

box 56A Windshear, 1985

box 60A "A World Beyond War"

box 54A World War II, 1941­1945

boxes 70B, 86B

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Series. University of Southern California, 1952­1992 Extent: 7 folders

This series contains documents related to the University of Southern California (USC) and its Institute of Safety and Systems Management. The Flight Safety Foundation formed a partnership with USC during the 1970s, and Lederer also was an adjunct professor at USC.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

General, 1952­1992 boxes 51A, 54B, 56A, 67A, 69B, 87A, 92A

Series. Writings, Speeches, and Addresses by Lederer, 1931­2001 This series contains articles, publications, speeches, lectures, and other presentations by Jerry Lederer. An inventory is forthcoming; please contact the Archives for information.

Note: Processing of the collection is ongoing. In addition to the material identified below, additional items of interest may be located in the unprocessed portions of the collection. Please contact the archivist for additional information.

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Unprocessed material Processing of the Lederer Papers is ongoing. In addition to the series listed, there is significant material that is unprocessed/partially processed and not yet classified within a series. A list of the files containing these items is included here.

Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Advertisements and brochures, 1997 box 68B

Books and websites (advertisements) box 54A

Brochures, 1997 and undated boxes 54A, 60A, 69B

Clippings, 1930­2001 boxes 50A, 51A (2f), 53A­B (3f), 54A­B (4f), 55 (2f), 56A, 59A, 60A­B (3f), 66A, 68A­ B (2f), 69A­B (4f), 70B, 71A, 86B, 87A, 88A, 89B (4f), 92A

ERA inventory items (Correspondence; Writings by others), 1938­1978 box 51A

Items sent by Lederer to FSF, 1998 box 53B

JL correspondence, National Aeronautic Association, CAB, NACA. Also includes other correspondence, news clippings, newletters, writings and speeches by Lederer, notes, early FSF, reports, etc., 1940s­1950s

box 91A Miscellaneous to sort, 1951­2001

boxes 50A, 53B, 55, 59A, 60A, 67A, 68B, 69B, 70B, 71A, 86B, 89B (3f), 92A Newsletters, 1947­2002

boxes 50B, 51A, 53B, 54A, 59A, 60A, 68A, 69B, 70B, 87A, 89B Notes

boxes 52B, 54A, 55, 56A, 68A­B (3f), 69A, 86B, 89B (2f) Original folders (unlabeled), 1919­2003

boxes 50A (3f), 51A (2f), 52A­B (3f), 53A­B (15f), 54A­B (6f), 55 (5f), 56A­B (8f), 59A (5f), 60A (5f), 66A­B (9f), 67A, 68A­B (4f), 69A­B (2f), 70B (3f), 71A, 87A, 89B (15f), 92A (4f)

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled "FSF Awards Program Calendar ­ 1/71," 1971 box 62B

Original folder, labeled as "Ditching," 1948­1957 box 67B

Original folder, labeled as " F.S.F. Annual Reports ­ Extras," 1950 box 67A

Original folder, labeled as "1966" box 67A

Original folder, labeled as "1984," 1945­1985 box 66B

Original folder, labeled as "1986," 1940­1968 box 66B

Original folder, labeled as "35 San Juan Int'l. Airport #690558, 26 Feb 1969" box 71A

Original folder, labeled as "850183; 850184; Scientific Methods for Use in the Investigation of Flight Crew Requirement," 1949

box 87B Original folder, labeled as "Acceptance Speech for the Arthur Williams Award"

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "Accidents General," 1936­1998

box 70B Original folder, labeled as "Aero Club," 1977­1982

box 60A Original folder, labeled as "Aero Engineering and Advisory Service," 1931

box 50A Original folder, labeled as "Air Force­Industry Midair Collision Prevention Conference," 1976

box 51A Original folder, labeled as "Air Traffic Control," 1950­1998

box 70B Original folder, labeled as "Aircraft Accid. Investigation" (actually contains NASA investigation and reporting guidelines), 1969

box 66B Original folder, labeled as "Aircraft," 1954­1997

box 70B

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Airlines," 1977­1997 box 70B

Original folder, labeled as "Airport Fires ­ Installations," 1959­1964 box 52A

Original folder, labeled as "Airports" box 55

Original folder, labeled as "ATC," 1937­1968 box 67B

Original folder, labeled as "Aviation Education," 1966 box 71A

Original folder, labeled as "Aviation Files; Jerry's Writings," 1951­1998 box 50A

Original folder, labeled as "Aviation History," 1918­1995 box 50A

Original folder, labeled as "Aviation," 1948­2000 box 55

Original folder, labeled as "Backward/Forward Facing Seating; High Wing vs Low Wing; Motion Sickness," 1958

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "Besco," 1945­1995

box 89B Original folder, labeled as "Biorythm," 1961­1974

box 51A Original folder, labeled as "C.A.B. General," 1942­1976

box 60A Original folder, labeled as "CAB," 1942

box 92A Original folder, labeled as "CAT Backgrounds Information," 1964

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "CAT Project Correspondence," 1964­1967

box 52B Original folder, labeled as "CAT, Chron File, Jerry Lederer," 1965­1967

box 59A Original folder, labeled as "Check Lists," 1948­1951

box 59A

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Club 10500 letters sent in with questionnaire Gen Av We Study," 1954­1964

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "College of Aeronautics," 1965­1998

box 60A Original folder, labeled as "Comm Equiments," 1940­1989

box 52B Original folder, labeled as "Communication Using Right Words," 1974­1998

box 70B Original folder, labeled as "Communications 1955," 1954­1956

box 52A Original folder, labeled as "Cooper," 1968­1993

box 67A Original folder, labeled as "Corresp. ­ Misc.," 1957­1949

box 50A Original folder, labeled as "Correspondence on Approach & Landing," 1954­1961

box 56B Original folder, labeled as "Correspondence," 1955­1967

box 52B Original folder, labeled as "Crash Barriers Arresting Gear," 1958­1965

box 71A Original folder, labeled as "Crash Injuring [sic]," 1948­1954

box 54B Original folder, labeled as "Crash Locator Beacons," 1969

box 52B Original folder, labeled as "Crash Survival," 1951­1977

box 50A Original folder, labeled as "Creeds (Include Pax Creed and Lederer Obits)," 1942­2002

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "Crew Manning," 1948­1952

box 59A Original folder, labeled as "Dad's Outline," 1954

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "Daniel Guggenheim Medal Award June 27, 1962," 1962­1999

box 55

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "De Anza," 1964­1968 box 60A

Original folder, labeled as "Direct and Incidental Accident Costs" box 66B

Original folder, labeled as "Ditching," 1952­1954 box 53A

Original folder, labeled as "Ditching­S+R," 1953­1965 box 67A

Original folder, labeled as "Doolittle Library," 1995 box 60A

Original folder, labeled as "Emergency Techniques over Water Operations," 1948­1962 box 53B

Original folder, labeled as "Explosive Technology," 1967 box 89B

Original folder, labeled as "Explosives, Accident Prevention Plan," 1967 box 89B

Original folder, labeled as "FAA & Other Govt. Agencies," 1939­1997 box 50A

Original folder, labeled as "File Copy," 1959­1960 box 87B

Original folder, labeled as "Fire," 1949­1977 box 51A

Original folder, labeled as "Flight Data Recorder Project," 1957­1966 box 53A

Original folder, labeled as "Flight Engineers," 1947­1960 box 52A

Original folder, labeled as "Flight Safety Foundation," 1970­1971 box 86B

Original folder, labeled as "Flight Safety Foundation 2­Day Seminar, 1955," 1955 box 62B

Original folder, labeled as "Forest and Stream," 1923­1924 box 50A

Original folder, labeled as "FSF Historical," 1967 box 52B

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "FSF PROPOSAL N­67­11. Sherman M. Fairchild Subscription Program," 1967­1968

box 56B Original folder, labeled as "FSF PROPOSAL N­67­12. Greater Cincinnati Airport," 1967

box 56B Original folder, labeled as "FSF Proposal N­67­13," 1967­1968

box 59B Original folder, labeled as "FSF Proposal N­67­9, National Data Center," 1948­1986

box 59A Original folder, labeled as "FSF PRORPOSAL N­67­10. Ground Traffic Control System," 1967

box 56B Original folder, labeled as "FSF Seminar San Carlos Hotel. Chandler, Ariz. (Photos)"

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "FSF," 1948­1954

box 50A Original folder, labeled as "Fuel," 1967­1970

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "Gen. Correspondence," 1950­1967

box 52a Original folder, labeled as "General," 1948­1994

68A Original folder, labeled as "Guggenheim Award," 1963

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "Hal Spogis; Letter to USA Today," 1999

box 87A Original folder, labeled as "Hall of Fame," 1968­1997

box 53B Original folder, labeled as "Hazards ­ Cigarette Lighters," 1964­1965

box 59B Original folder, labeled as "History 'Biographical Sketch' Lt. Colonel John Paul Stapp"

box 52B Original folder, labeled as "ICAO," 1960­1999

box 69B

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Improving Pilot Performance by Robert O. Besco and Jerome F. Lederer"

box 87A Original folder, labeled as "Industry Advisory Committee," 1965­1993

box 71A Original folder, labeled as "ISASI 2000 Information," 1952­2000

box 55 Original folder, labeled as "ISASI," 1972­1998

box 89B Original folder, labeled as "J. L. Personal, Misc.," 1931­1996

box 66B Original folder, labeled as "J. Lederer," 1960­1986

box 71A Original folder, labeled as "J. L. 100th Birthday. FSD Aug ­ Sept 2002 (2c.) FSD bound issue (1c.)," 2002

box 62B Original folders, labeled as "J. L. Bios," 1937­2003

box 62B (3f) Original folder, labeled as "J. L. Photos"

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "Jerome F. Lederer," 1939­1987

box 67A Original folder, labeled as "Jerome Lederer at Wright Brothers Smithsonian Ceremony," 1964

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "Jerome Lederer Chron, 1971," 1971

box 86B Original folder, labeled as "Jerome Lederer Material," 1963­1983

box 71A Original folder, labeled as "Jerome Lederer Personal ­ 1971," 1971

box 71A Original folder, labeled as "Jerome Lederer Presenting Award of Merit to Vernon Taylor," 1959

box 62B Original folder, labeled as "Jerome Lederer," 1975­1980

box 50A

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Jerry Biog," 1950s­2000 box 55

Original folder, labeled as "Jerry Lederer," 1963­2000 box 89B

Original folder, labeled as "Jerry Lederer," 2002 box 62B

Original Folder, labeled as "Jerry," 1933­1994 box 51A

Original folder, labeled as "JL Awards," 1969­2002 box 62B

Original folder, labeled as "JL Awards, Congrats," 1974­2003 box 88A

Original folder, labeled as "JL Awards, Congrats, Articles about JL, Bios," 2004 box 62B

Original folders, labeled as "JL's Personal File" 1907­1978 box 86A (3f)

Original folder, labeled as "Joe Chase," 1971­1981 box 67A

Original folder, labeled as "Journal of the Institute of Navigation," 1960­1967 box 56A

Original folder, labeled as "Landings," 1951­1962 box 52A

Original folder, labeled as "League Wives," 1939 box 87A

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer Clippings," 1967­1991 box 67A

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer Letters," 2002 box 62B

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer Papers," 1937­1998 box 66B

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer," 1951­1998 box 54A

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer," 1955­1993 box 71A

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer," 1960­1994 box 87A

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer," 1997 box 66B

Original folder, labeled as "Lederer" (photographs) box 67A

Original folder, labeled as "Legal," 1966 box 52B

Original folder, labeled as "Lindbergh," 1972­2002 box 53B

Original folder, labeled as "Lockheed 1011," 1966­1968 box 52A

Original folder, labeled as "Lockheed, Electra," 1956­1963 box 52A

Original folder, labeled as "Management & Operations," 1956­1958 box 70B

Original folder, labeled as "Management," 1965­1987 box 56A

Original folder, labeled as "Managing Contract Committee, 1983," 1982­1983 box 87A

Original folder, labeled as "Manned Flight Awareness Program," 1964­1968 box 59B

Original folder, labeled as "Matches in Aircraft," 1959 59B

Original folder, labeled as "Medicare 1989," 1987­1989 box 54A

Original folder, labeled as "Memos 1974," 1948­1974 box 52A

Original folder, labeled as "Methodology Talk," 1940­1962 box 70B

Original folder, labeled as "Miscellaneous," 1954­1967 box 56A

Original folder, labeled as "Miscellaneous," 1958­1967 box 59B

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Mr. Jerome Lederer," 1942­1998 box 54A

Original folder, labeled as "Mr. Jerome Lederer," 1968­1998 box 53A

Original folder, labeled as "NASA ­ General, 1965­1996," 1965­1996 box 60A

Original folder, labeled as "NASA Photo's, Wake Turbulence," 1970 box 56A

Original folder, labeled as "NASA/CAT Project Replies Received," 1963­1967 box 52B

Original folder, labeled as "NTSB," 1961­1997 box 50A

Original folder, labeled as "NYU," 1922­1955 box 92A

Original folder, labeled as "Passengers," 1953­1968 box 56B

Original folder, labeled as "Patents," 1926­1940 box 87A

Original folder, labeled as "Penn­Central Airlines," 1933­1958 box 70A

Original folder, labeled as "Personal," 1967­1990s box 87A

Original folder, labeled as "Photos J. Lederer. Donated Dec. 2002" box 62B

Original folder, labeled as "Photos" box 62B

Original folders, labeled as "Pilot Training," 1946­1967 box 59A­B (2f)

Original folder, labeled as "Pilots," 1952­1963 box 59A

Original folder, labeled as "Power Line Marking," 1962­1970 box 52B

Original folder, labeled as "Private Flying (Aircraft and Private Clubs) (Dated)," 1946­1967 box 59B

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Radio Beacons 61," 1953­1968 box 59B

Original folder, labeled as "Rain on Windshield," 1949­1971 box 56A

Original folder, labeled as "Ramps," 1947­1960 box 52A

Original folder, labeled as "Rossmoor Regency," 1999 box 53B

Original folder, labeled as "Royal Airforce Institute of Aviation Medicine," 1950 box 54B

Original folder, labeled as "Runways, Volumes I & II, Volume II," 1930­1969 box 70A

Original folder, labeled as "Safe Operations," 1948­1953 box 87A

Original folder, labeled as "Safety and Health Hall of Fame International," 1990 box 71A

Original folder, labeled as "SAVE historic," 1940 box 89B

Original folder, labeled as "Search and Rescue," 1948­1967 box 71A

Original folder, labeled as "Seats," 1957­1964 box 66B

Original folder, labeled as "Speculations on Air Safety and the Airport," 1972 box 88B

Original folder, labeled as "Speeches," 1948­1998 box 70B

Original folder, labeled as "Studies," 1926­1997 box 70B

Original folder, labeled as "Studies. How to double the air traffic rate at one of the world's busiest airports," 1926­1997

box 52B Original folder, labeled as "Survival Equipment 'Dated,'" 1959­1967

box 52A Original folder, labeled as "Systems Communications," 1950­1963

box 52A

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Third GAIN World Conference," 1998 box 54A

Original folder, labeled as "Transportation," 1952­1965 box 59B

Original folder, labeled as "Turbulence (Weather). CAT ­ Wake ­ Ground Level & Air Turbulence," 1964­1969

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "Turbulence General Misc.," 1958­1972

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "Turf Renovation," 1953­1999

box 89B Original folder, labeled as "United States Congress," 1969­1998

box 55 Original folder, labeled as "VASI," 1962­1971

box 52B Original folder, labeled as "Visibility," 1952­1966

box 71A Original folder, labeled as "Warning Systems, In­flight On­Board Systems," 1952­1963

box 59B Original folder, labeled as "Weather ­ Clear Air Turbulence CAT," 1964­1967

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "Weather Investigation. Substratosphere," 1962­1969

box 56B Original folder, labeled as "Wind Shear, Melvin ­ FSF," 1973­1976

box 59A Original folder, labeled as "Windshield," 1948­1960

box 56A Original folder, labeled as "Work Sheet N.R; J W H," 1959­1963

box 71A Original folder, labeled as "Wright Brothers"

box 55 Original folder, labeled as "Wright, Selfridge," 1978­1982

box 60A Original folder, labeled as "Writing and Speeches by Lederer," 1940­1976

box 70B

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Unprocessed material (cont.) Please note: items that were in original folders have not been processed. They are included on this listing using the original label information from the folder. This original label may or may not correspond to the actual contents of the folder as folders may have been reused.

Original folder, labeled as "Xerox Copy of, *Flight Safety Foundation and Aviation Safety," 1968­1999

box 87A Original folder, labeled as ''Space Projects," 1986

box 67A Photographs, 1929­1988 and undated

boxes 50A, 54A, 60A, 67A­B (2f), 68B, 70B, 86B, 87A, 88A, 92A Photographs and artwork

box 88A Unidentified writings

boxes 53B, 71A