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- Observations of the Improvement in Vision Brought About by the Application of a Rain-Repellent Lacquer on an Airplane Windshield
- Radiator Design and Installation - 2
- Stresses Around Rectangular Cut-Outs in Skin-Stringer Panels Under Axial Loads
- Strength Tests of Thin-Wall Truncated Cones of Circular Section
- Study of Turning Performance of a Fighter-Type Airplane Particularly as Affected by Flaps and Increased Supercharging, Special Report
- Preliminary Wind-Tunnel Tests of the Effect of Nacelles on the Characteristics of a Twin-Engine Bomber Model with Low-Drag Wing, Special Report
- The Problem of Thermal-Expansion Stresses in Reinforced Plastics
- Some Lift and Drag Measurements of a Representative Bomber Nacelle on a Low-Drag Wing
- Some Lift and Drag Measurements of a Representative Bomber Nacelle on a Low-Drag Wing 2
- The Stability of Laminar Flow Past a Sphere
- Wind-Tunnel Development of Ailerons for the Curtiss XP-60 Airplane, Special Report
- Analytical Theory of the Campini Propulsion System
- Wind-Tunnel Tests of Four- and Six-Blade Single- and Dual-Rotating Tractor Propellers
- Theoretical Solution of Profile Drag
- Tests of a Highly Cambered Low-Drag-Airfoil Section with a Lift-Control Flap, Special Report
- Tests of an NACA 66,2-420 Airfoil of 5-Foot Chord at High Speed, Special Report
- Thermal Theory of Combustion and Explosion 3: Theory of Normal Flame Propagation
- [Memorandums on the Subject of Turbulent Boundary Layers in Compressible Gas at High Speeds]
- The Formation of Ice on Aircraft
- The Icing of Aircraft
- The Longitudinal Stability of Flying Boats as Determined by Tests of Models in the NACA Tank 2: Effect of Variations in Form of Hull on Longitudinal Stability
- Cooling in Cruising Flight With Low Fuel-Air Ratios
- Effects of Direction of Propeller Rotation on the Longitudinal Stability of the 1/10-Scale Model of the North American XB-28 Airplane With Flaps Neutral
- Drag and Propulsive Characteristics of Air-Cooled Engine-Nacelle Installations for Large Airplane
- The Effect of Cowling Shape on the Stability Characteristics of an Airplane
- Recent Results in Rocket Flight Technique
- The Effect of Solidity, Blade Section, and Contravane Angle on the Characteristics of an Axial-Flow Fan
- Analysis of Heat and Compressibility Effects in Internal Flow Systems and High-Speed Tests of a Ram-Jet System
- Cooling Tests of an Air-Cooled Engine Cylinder With Copper Fins on the Barrel
- Contribution to the Design of Plywood Shells
- Aerodynamics of the Fuselage
- A Brief Study of the Speed Reduction of Overtaking Airplanes by Means of Air Brakes
- Generalized Selection Charts for Harrison and Tubular Intercoolers
- The Performance of a Vaneless Diffuser Fan
- The Navier-Stokes Stress Principle for Viscous Fluids
- Two-Dimensional Potential Flow Past an Ordinary Thick Wing Profile
- Wind-Tunnel Investigations of Diving Brakes
- Theory of Heat Transfer in Smooth and Rough Pipes
- Application of Balancing Tabs to Ailerons
- Aerodynamic Characteristics and Flap Loads of the Brake-Flap Installation on the 0.40-Scale Model of the F4F-3 Left Wing Panel
- Adjustment of Stick Force by a Nonlinear Aileron-Stick Linkage
- Aerodynamic Characteristics for Internal-Balance and Frise Type Ailerons on an NACA 6 Series Low-Drag Tip Section of the Wing for the XP-63 Airplane
- The Aerodynamic Tests of Three Edo Floats for the SB2U-3, 0S2U-2, and XSB2C-2 Seaplanes - NACA Models 106-K, 107-K, and 125-AH
- Aerodynamic Tests of an M-31 Bomb in the 8-Foot High-Speed Tunnel
- Self-Ignition and Combustion of Gases
- High-Speed Tests of a Model Twin-Engine Low-Wing Transport Airplane
- High-Speed Wind-Tunnel Tests of Gun Openings in the Nose of the Fuselage of a 1/4-Scale Model
- Flight Measurements of the Aileron Characteristics of a Grumman F4F-3 Airplane
- Generalized equations for selection charts for heat exchangers in aircraft
- Generalized selection charts for bombers powered by one, two, four, and six 3000-horsepower engines 1: capacity and economy
