This study originated with a July 1977 request from Commander, V Corps Artillery, to the Director, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, for information bearing on the following three questions: 1) Can artillery crew members withstand physical stresses involved with handling large quantities of ammunition and firing at a high rate over a prolonged period. 2) What is the psychological impact of firing at high rates for prolonged periods, and, 3) What leadership traits may be indicated as essential in accomplishing such a mission.
Human Factors in Sustaining High Rates of Artillery Fire
1985
33 pages
Report
No indication
English
Artillery Shell Drift at High Angles of Fire
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