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January 25th 05, 12:22 AM
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Airborne Dead Reckoning
I am attempting to research the history of Airborne
Dead Reckoning Equipment. By this I mean such systems as the AN/ASN-7 Dead Reckoning Navigation Computer by Ford Instrument or the AN/ASA-14 Dead Reckoning Tracer by Servo Corporation, and their precursors. My interest is primarily in the origins of such systems - the people (both in industry and primarily in the Navy) and companies connected with their development - the experiments and the breadboarded first attempts. Articles, books, manuals, personal reminiscences. Can anyone out there help me?? Ed Wysocki 
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