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TM 1-440 Parachutes, Aircraft Fabrics, And Clothing, 1941

by: United States. Army. Air Corps

Publication date: 1941-01-10

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: WWII, World War, 1939-1945, United States. Army, World War II, United States. -- Army -- Handbooks, Manuals, Etc, Field Manual, United States. -- Army -- Aviation -- Handbooks, Manuals, etc, Technical Manual, Parachutes -- Equipment and supplies -- Handbooks, manuals, etc., Sewing, Needlework -- Equipment and supplies., Parachutes, Needlework

Publisher: Washington, D.C. : War Dept. : U.S. G.P.O.

Collection: wwIIarchive; additional_collections

Language: English

TM 1-440 Parachutes, Aircraft Fabrics, And Clothing, 1941-01-10 Prepared under direction of the Chief of the Air Corps Paragraphs Section I. Materials 1-12 II. Shop equipment and tools 13-19 III. Modification and maintenance of clothing and flying equipment 20-31 IV. Construction of parachutes 32-36 V. Maintenance and storage of parachutes 37-46 VI. Instructions for using parachutes 47 Page Appendix 115 Index 117

Caption title

"January 10, 1941."

Includes bibliographical references (page 115) and index

Addeddate: 2016-08-12 20:32:25

Foldoutcount: 0

Identifier: TM1-440

Identifier-ark: ark:/13960/t9d55g05t

Ocr: ABBYY FineReader 11.0

Openlibrary: OL25939170M

Openlibrary_edition: OL25939170M

Openlibrary_work: OL17361216W

Pages: 124

Ppi: 600

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Worldcat (source edition): 3838807

Full catalog record: MARCXML

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Reviewer: nj7p - - November 29, 2019
Subject: Google Poor PDF's

Google generated PDF's, like this one, should all be removed from the Internet Archive. They do NOT scan pictures nor foldout diagrams. I agree with the other reviewer that their quality of scan is poor.

Reviewer: AncientAxim - - July 31, 2018
Subject: VERY poor digitized copying

Whomever digitized this copy (Google) used the very least qualityfineness, creating an almost completely illegible file. Enlarging images just large enough to read captions, made useless- there are so few "dots per inch" rather, such crappy resolution even a 1980s Xerox copier would have been an improvement. SHAME on Google- they did this.

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