Box 8

Scope and Contents The Emilio Salazar papers document flight instruction at the Purdue Aeronautical Corporation (PAC), and maintenance from the post World War II era to the 1970s. The majority of the papers date from 1950-1970. Aircraft covered by these materials are the DC-3, DC-6B, and DC-9. Many of the instructional materials used by PAC and Purdue Airlines were donated from major airlines such as: Eastern, United, Pan American, and Braniff. Materials from Salazar's later career cover pilot rules and...

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The items are comprised of non-Purdue related aviation materials that Salazar used throughout his career. Included are aircraft training and operations manuals, pamphlets, and a hand-held E6B flight computer in leather case.

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E. Salazar is written on the outside of the leather case. Salazar made notation on the "Dalton Dead Reckoning Computor," paptent no. 2,097,116, by Philip Dalton, Annapolis, Maryland.

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Includes United States Department of Commerce, Aviation Series, Weather Bureau pamphlets; pilot's handbook Airborne Weather Radar system; operation of the Honeywell YG7500 Radar Altimeter System booklet; Malfunction analysis from the flight deck booklet, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, and pilot's handbook, AVQ-10 Weather Radar, Radio Corporation of America.

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Includes six Pratt and Whitney Aircraft operations manuals for various aircraft components.

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Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, United Aircraft Corporation, East Hartford, Connecticut.

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Text prepared by Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Serivce School.

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Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, revised May 1962.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The items are comprised of non-Purdue related aviation materials that Salazar used throughout his career. Included are aircraft training and operations manuals, pamphlets, and a hand-held E6B flight computer in leather case.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The items are comprised of non-Purdue related aviation materials that Salazar used throughout his career. Included are aircraft training and operations manuals, pamphlets, and a hand-held E6B flight computer in leather case.