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1. Observation helicopters

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UG1232.O28
Military Science--Air forces. Air warfare--Equipment and supplies--Operational--Helicopters--By type, A-Z--Observation helicopters ; Observation helicopters
2. Frost & Sullivan The meteorological equipment market for global observation systems 1977-1986 New York: Frost & Sullivan; 1977

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3. Chickamauga Dam and powerhouse. Main control room and partial view of balcony in front of it (compare with end wall in K 2304). Large glass panels permit observation by visitors and view of plant by control room operators. Ceiling of control room is assymmetric barrel vault with acoustic tile surface; all light is indirect from reflectors above low soffit along front of room. In more recent installations, control equipment is gray instead of black to reduce eye fatigue by lessening contrast between 1933 and 1945

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4. Chickamauga Dam and powerhouse. Main control room and partial view of balcony in front of it (compare with end wall in K 2304). Large glass panels permit observation by visitors and view of plant by control room operators. Ceiling of control room is assymmetric barrel vault with acoustic tile surface; all light is indirect from reflectors above low soffit along front of room. In more recent installations, control equipment is gray instead of black to reduce eye fatigue by lessening contrast between 1933 and 1945

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5. Chickamauga Dam and powerhouse. Main control room and partial view of balcony in front of it (compare with end wall in K 2304). Large glass panels permit observation by visitors and view of plant by control room operators. Ceiling of control room is assymmetric barrel vault with acoustic tile surface; all light is indirect from reflectors above low soffit along front of room. In more recent installations, control equipment is gray instead of black to reduce eye fatigue by lessening contrast between 1933 and 1945

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Instance 20077521
6. United States. Army. Air corps. Operating equipment for U. S. army observation balloons Washington: Govt. print. off.; 1921

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7. Widmer, Emil Joseph, 1889- Military observation balloons (captive and free) New York: D. Van Nostrand company; 1917

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8. Widmer, Emil Joseph, 1889- Military observation balloons (captive and free) New York: D. Van Nostrand company; 1918

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9. Chickamauga Dam and powerhouse. Main control room and partial view of balcony in front of it (compare with end wall in K 2304). Large glass panels permit observation by visitors and view of plant by control room operators. Ceiling of control room is assymmetric barrel vault with acoustic tile surface; all light is indirect from reflectors above low soffit along front of room. In more recent installations, control equipment is gray instead of black to reduce eye fatigue by lessening contrast

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10. Frost & Sullivan The meteorological equipment market for global observation systems 1977-1986

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4161485
11. Chickamauga Dam and powerhouse. Main control room and partial view of balcony in front of it (compare with end wall in K 2304). Large glass panels permit observation by visitors and view of plant by control room operators. Ceiling of control room is assymmetric barrel vault with acoustic tile surface; all light is indirect from reflectors above low soffit along front of room. In more recent installations, control equipment is gray instead of black to reduce eye fatigue by lessening contrast

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12. United States. Army. Air corps. Operating equipment for U. S. army observation balloons

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10126784
13. Chickamauga Dam and powerhouse. Main control room and partial view of balcony in front of it (compare with end wall in K 2304). Large glass panels permit observation by visitors and view of plant by control room operators. Ceiling of control room is assymmetric barrel vault with acoustic tile surface; all light is indirect from reflectors above low soffit along front of room. In more recent installations, control equipment is gray instead of black to reduce eye fatigue by lessening contrast

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14. Sovremennai︠a︡ prit︠s︡elʹnai︠a︡ tekhnika i pribory nabli︠u︡denii︠a Современная прицельная техника и приборы наблюдения Minsk: BSVT; [2019?]

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15. Sovremennai︠a︡ prit︠s︡elʹnai︠a︡ tekhnika i pribory nabli︠u︡denii︠a

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