Boeing Company, Vertol Division records 1375
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Summary Information ...... 3 Historical Note ...... 3 Scope and Contents ...... 4 Administrative Information ...... 5 Related Materials ...... 6 Controlled Access Headings ...... 6 Collection Inventory ...... 6 Reports to directors and minute books ...... 6 Piasecki Helicopter Corporation records ...... 8 Vertol Aircraft Corporation records ...... 12 Papers of Harry S. Pack, Director of Customer Relations, Vertol Division, Boeing Company ...... 15 Minutes ...... 15 Executive Department correspondence ...... 15
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Summary Information
Repository: Manuscripts and Archives Creator: Boeing Company. Vertol Division Title: Boeing Company, Vertol Division records ID: 1375 Date [inclusive]: 1943-1967 Physical Description: 12 Linear Feet Language of the English . Material: Abstract: In its various iterations, the Boeing Vertol Company has been a major developer and builder of helicopters. These records reflect development, manufacture, testing, improvement, and sale of helicopters, especially for military use in Vietman. This includes information relating to reports on factories visited, military needs of the United States and foreign countries, sales, conferences, and meetings with military personnel, government agencies, and representatives of foreign countries.
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Historical Note
Boeing Company, Vertol Division and its predecessors have been major developers and builders of helicopters. Begun in 1940 by Frank N. Piasecki (1919-2008) of Philadelphia, the organization's leading members were young University of Pennsylvania engineering students, which included Piasecki, Harold Venzie (1914-1975) and Elliot Daland (1886-1977). The group produced its first prototype, the PV-2, a single-seat helicopter, in the spring of 1943. It was flown publicly on many occasions by Piasecki, the first American to hold a helicopter pilot's license. The group was incorporated in Pennsylvania on January 6, 1943, as the P-V Engineering Forum, taking its name from Piasecki and Venzie. In 1944, the firm secured a contract to design an experimental helicopter for the Navy.
The PV-3 tandem-rotor helicopter made its first flight in March 1945, and early in 1946 Piasecki won a Navy contract for a further refinement, the PD-14. Piasecki obtained new capital from A. Felix du Pont, Jr. (1905-1996) and Laurance Rockefeller (1910-2004), and the company was renamed the Piasecki Helicopter Corporation on May 1, 1946. A factory was built in Morton, Delaware County, in 1946-1947. In 1949, the company leased an additional plant site at the Philadelphia Airport. By 1953 the Piasecki
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The PD-14 evolved into the HRP-1 Rescuer, nicknamed the "Flying Banana." It was followed in 1948 by the HRP-2, an improved design featuring a stressed-skin construction and semi-monococque fuselage. A further refinement, its H-21 Work Horse, followed in 1952, being offered in several models for troop transport and assault and as the PH-42 for civilian service. The more compact HVP-1 Retriever was developed for the Navy in 1948 for ship-based rescue and utility work. The H-25A Army Mule and H-25B Retriever of 1948 eliminated tail fins by the use of a modified Sperry automatic pilot. In 1953 the company produced a much larger version, the YH-16 Transporter, followed in 1954 and 1955 by the YH-16A and YH-16B Turbotransporter, the first twin-turbine powered helicopter in the world.
In 1955, the influence of the Rockefeller group increased and Piasecki was forced out as Board Chairman on April 29, 1955. Piasecki then formed a new company, the Piasecki Aircraft Corporation of Philadelphia, on June 21, 1955. To eliminate confusion, the Piasecki Helicopter Corporation was renamed the Vertol Aircraft Corporation on March 9, 1956, the name "Vertol" being derived from "vertical take-off-and-landing." Vertol continued to develop and improve its old designs and worked on a contract with the U.S. Office of Naval Research and the U.S. Army for the development of a tilting- wing aircraft. On March 31, 1960, the Vertol Aircraft Corporation was acquired by the Boeing Airplane Company of Seattle (which became the Boeing Company on May 4, 1961), and became a division of that company under the name of Boeing Vertol Company. The old plant at Morton was closed, and a large new facility was constructed at Eddystone, Pennsylvania, utilizing a portion of the former Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Vertol produced the Model 44, an improved version of the H-21 Work Horse in 1956. Model 107 followed in 1957, offered in a civilian version and as the Marine Corps CH-46A Sea Knight and other military models. In 1959 the company announced plans for the development of a 3-ton helicopter, the "Chinook," for use by the United States Army; it was designed to move troops, armaments, and other heavy cargoes. The CH-47 Chinook was first produced in 1961.
Decades later, the organization was renamed the Boeing Helicopter Division in 1987. It became Boeing Rotorcraft Systems in 2002. As of 2020, it is the Vertical Lift division of Boeing Defense, Space & Security.
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Scope and Contents
These records date from 1947 to 1967 and originated in the Executive Departments and either the Office of the Chairman of the Board, the office of the President, or the Director of Marketing. The earlier records are of the Piasecki Helicopter Corporation; those from 1955 to 1960 are of the Vertol Aircraft Corporation; and from 1960 to 1967 are of the Boeing Company, Vertol Division.
The records reflect development, manufacture, testing, improvement, and sale of helicopters, especially for military use in Vietman. This includes information relating to reports on factories visited, military - Page 4- Boeing Company, Vertol Division records 1375 needs of the United States and foreign countries, sales, conferences, and meetings with military personnel, government agencies, and representatives of foreign countries. There are reports on the products of competitors with comparisons of the various features of the helicopters.
The files labeled "Trips" cover itineraries, schedules, expense accounts and memos. Trips made by company officials were important for marketing purposes and for customer relations as well. The reports reflect the handling of complaints of customers, inspections, and evaluations during actual military use. Detailed specifications, research development tests and evaluations, costs, and production progress are also included. There is likewise information on labor relations, 1952 to 1956, when employees were organized by the International Union of Automobile, Aircraft & Agricultural Implement Workers of America (U.A.W.-C.I.O.) in 1956.
The collection includes board of directors' minutes, reports of the directors, executive committee minute books, contract legal papers, assembly, design, fabrication, and quality control records. There are also occasional minutes and other documents of national and local trade associations, as well as minutes (1952-1953) for Philadelphia International House, Inc.
The collection is broken into the following four series: Series I. Reports and minutes; Series II. Piasecki Helicopter Corporation records (1943-1955); Series III. Vertol Aircraft Corporation records (1955-1956); Series IV. Papers of Harry S. Pack, Director of Customer Relations, Vertol Division, Boeing Company (1963-1966).
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Administrative Information
Publication Statement Manuscripts and Archives
PO Box 3630 Wilmington, Delaware 19807 [email protected] URL: http://www.hagley.org/library
Access Restrictions Materials are stored off-site and require 24 hours' notice.
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Related Materials
Separated Materials Boeing Company, Vertol Division photographs (Accession 1972.437), Audiovisual Collections and Digital Initiatives Department, Hagley Museum & Library
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Controlled Access Headings
• Helicopters • Aeronautics • Aeronautics, Military
Collection Inventory
Reports to directors and minute books, 1952-1960 Scope and Contents
This series comprises seven volumes of Reports to Directors and minute books of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee for the Piasecki Helicopter Corporation. These date from 1952 to 1957. The volume of Executive Committee minutes encompasses the company's renaming to Vertol Aircraft Corporation in March 1956.
The remaining eight volumes of the series are minute books of the Vertol Aircraft Corporation, dating from 1953 to 1960. The minute books include those of the Executive Committee, Shareholders, and the Board of Directors. Those which include minutes from 1960 include the takeover by Boeing.
Title/Description Instances Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, Report to Directors, 1952-1953 volume 1
Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, Report to Directors, 1954 volume 2
Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, Report to Directors, 1955-1956 volume 3
Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, Board of Directors, minute book, volume 4 1952-1954
Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, Board of Directors, minute book, volume 5 1955
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Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, Board of Directors, minute book, volume 6 1954-1956 Scope and Contents
Piasecki Helicopter Corporation of Canada and Piasecki International Corporation
Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, Executive Committee, minute volume 7 book, 1952-1957 Scope and Contents
After 1956 March, becomes Vertol Aircraft Corporation.
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Executive Committee, minute book, volume 8 1958-1959
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Executive Committee, minute book, volume 9 1960 Scope and Contents
Incomplete
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Shareholders, minute book, volume 10 1953-1957 Scope and Contents
Piasecki until 1956 March, contains history of Piasecki Aircraft Corporation 1955.
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Shareholders, minute book, volume 11 1958-1960 Scope and Contents
Encompasses shift from Vertol to Morton to Boeing.
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Board of Directors, minute book, volume 12 1956
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Board of Directors, minute book, volume 13 1957
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Board of Directors, minute book, volume 14 1958
Vertol Aircraft Corporation, Board of Directors, minute book, volume 15 1959-1960
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Scope and Contents
Encompasses shift from Vertol to Morton to Boeing.
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Piasecki Helicopter Corporation records, 1943-1955 Scope and Contents
This series dates from 1943 to 1955 comprises the administrative papers while the organization had the name Piasecki Helicopter Corporation. Among other aspects of company, the documents address quality control, finance, sales and service, purchasing, production, industrial relations, and public relations efforts. Among the public relations material are documents relating to F.N. Piasecki's trips to Europe and Korea. Also included are correspondence with various aircraft societies as well as some documentation for the Piasecki Helicopter Corporation of Canada and the Piasecki International Corporation.
Title/Description Instances Administration, 1948 box 16
Corporate, 19481949-1950 box 16
Organization, 1948-1949 box 16
Corporate organization, 1951 box 16
Staff meetings, 1949-1951 box 16
Methods and systems, 1948-1951 box 16
Associations, companies, individuals, 1947-1951 box 17
Time regulations, visits & visitors, committees, government box 18 agencies, 1949-1951
Contract negotiations, 1948-1950 box 18
Contract log, 1950-1951 box 18
Project review meetings, 1951 box 18
Legal, patents, 1948 box 19
Legal, 1949-1951 box 19
Quality control, 1948-1951 box 19
Quality control - blade program, 1948 box 19
Quality control - inspection, 1948 box 19
Board investigation, 1950 box 19
Finance and accounting, 1948-1951 box 20
Expense reports, 1948 box 20
Requests for contributions, 1949-1950 box 20 - Page 8- Boeing Company, Vertol Division records 1375
Sales and service: sales, 1950-1951 box 21
Sales forecast, 1947-1950 box 21
Cost data and competition, 1945-1947 box 21 Scope and Contents
Some printed
Military liaison sales, 1948-1951 box 21
Military proposals and MAT competition, 1951 box 21
Sales - spares, 1948 box 21
Service, 1948-1951 box 21
Purchasing: potential subcontractors, 1950 box 22
Production: assembly and fabrication, 1949 box 22
Production: material control, 1949 box 22
Production: tool design and methods, 1949 box 22
Production: plant facilities, 1948-1950 box 22
Production: property and equipment expansion program, 1950 box 22
Production: manufacturing activities reports, 1948 box 22
Production: manufacturing material control, 1948 box 22
Production: tools and manufacturing methods, 1948 box 22
Production: blade production report, 1948-1949 box 22
Production: rotor blades route tags correspondence, 1948 box 22
Manufacturing: plant facilities, 1951 box 23
Manufacturing: production coordination meetings minutes, 1948 box 23
Manufacturing: production, machinery, 1951 box 23
Manufacturing: purchasing, 1951 box 23
Protection and security, 1948-1949 box 23
Industrial engineering, 1948 box 23
Industrial relations: employment, 1948-1951 box 23 Scope and Contents
Charts, duties
Industrial relations: training programs, 1951 box 24
Industrial relations: grievance committee minutes, 1948-1951 box 24
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Industrial relations: union campaign, 19521953-1954 box 24 Scope and Contents
Company mailouts, speech by Don Berlin, handout leaflets, "White Collar News"
Industrial relations: personnel, 1948 box 24
Industrial relations: personnel investigation, 1949-1950 box 25
Industrial relations: personnel, 1951 box 25
Industrial relations: new engineering personnel applicants, 1948 box 25
Industrial relations: applicants, 1948-1951 box 25
Industrial relations: Frank D. Barclay, 1950 box 25
Industrial relations: William E. Burdick, 1949 box 25
Industrial relations: Michael Phillips, 1949 box 25
Industrial relations: Douglas Robinson, 1949 box 25
Industrial relations: L.S. Wigdortchik, 1950-1951 box 25
CAB (Civil Aeronautics Board): helicopter service, 1949-1950 box 26
CAB (Civil Aeronautics Board): New York case, 1949-1950 box 26
CAB (Civil Aeronautics Board): Los Angeles certification box 26 renewal case, 1950
CAB (Civil Aeronautics Board): Master Change Board minutes, box 26 1950-1951
Public relations publicity, 1943-1945 box 26
Public relations, 1948-1950 box 26
Public relations, 1951 box 27
F.N. Piasecki European trip, 1947 box 27 Scope and Contents
Reports, notes, technical papers and clippings, schedules, maps, addresses, cards, passport information, miscellany
European trips, 1949 box 27
European trip, 1949 box 28
European trip, 1951 box 28
Visits by F. N. Piasecki, 1948-1949 box 28
Korean report, 1952 box 28
Visits by F.N. Piasecki, 1950-1951 box 29
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Expense reports, 1949-1951 box 29
Joint Civilian Orientation conferences, 1951 box 29
Instructions for using inspection records chart, 1948 box 30 inspection manual, 1949 box 30
Correspondence - aircraft societies: Aircraft Industries Association box 30 (AIA), 1949-1951
Correspondence - aircraft societies: Aircraft Industries Association box 31 - Helicopter Council, 1947-1949
Correspondence - aircraft societies: preliminary data on AIA box 31 proposed engineering changes in design, 1949-1950
Correspondence - aircraft societies: American Helicopter Society box 31 (with minutes), 1946-1951 Scope and Contents
Including proceedings of Annual Forum
Correspondence - aircraft societies: National Advisory Committee box 32 for Aeronautics (NACA) subcommittee on helicopters meetings, 1945-1950
Correspondence - aircraft societies: NACA subcommittee on box 33 helicopters, 1951
Correspondence - aircraft societies: NACA pencil notes, 1945 box 33
Correspondence - aircraft societies: NACA inspection tours & box 33 trips, 1946-1951
Correspondence - aircraft societies: NACA proposals, etc., 1948 box 33
Correspondence - aircraft societies: CAA (Civilian Aeronautics box 33 Administration) policy, 1949-1950
Correspondence - aircraft societies: IAS - RAS (Institute of the box 34 Aeronautical Sciences - Royal Aeronautical Society) conference, London, 1947
Joint Civilian Orientation conference brochures, 1951 box 34
National Scientific Laboratories, Inc., G. W. Sarbacher, Jr., 1951 box 34
Baltimore Association of Commerce, C.H. Schildhauer, with box 34 blueprints of Curtiss Caproni plant, 1951
International House of Philadelphia, Inc, with minutes, 1952-1953 box 34
HUP, "Daily position & job status reports", 1951 box 34
Balke Research Associates, Inc., 1950 box 34
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Scope and Contents
Includes printed material.
Piasecki Aero-Mechanical Engineering Institute, 1950 box 34
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, "On Internal Damping of box 34 Rotating Beams", by Morris Morduchow, 1948
Correspondence with Nick Guzik, Consulting Engineer, 1949 box 34 Scope and Contents
Re Magnetic field.
Roland Chilton: memos re his ability & skills, 1951 box 35
Grover Loening, 1951 box 35 Scope and Contents
Review of Loening's memo on Consulting Engineer conference.
Piasicki Helicopter Corporation of Canada: charter, bylaws, box 35 stockholders, organization, reports, 1955
Piasecki International Corporation: Articles of Incorporation, box 35 bylaws, minutes, correspondence, 1953
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Vertol Aircraft Corporation records, 1955 - 1956 Scope and Contents
The administrative papers of the Vertol Aircraft Corporation date from 1955 to 1956 and primarily consist of correspondence with aircraft societies and associations. Also included are organizational and financial documents as well as documentation concerning manufacture; industrial and personne1 relations; product research, procurement, and sales; and public relations.
Title/Description Instances Administration: organization, 1956 box 36
Administration: corporate, 1956 box 36
Administration: staff minutes, 1956 box 36
Administration: ad hoc committee reports, 1956 box 36
Finance & accounting, 1956 box 36
Outstanding quotations for H-21C, 1955 - 1956 box 36
Retirement plans, 1956 box 36
Contributions, 1956 - Page 12- Boeing Company, Vertol Division records 1375
box 36
Correspondence : general, 1956 box 37
Correspondence - associations: Aircraft Industries Association box 37 (AIA): Hebert Hearings (D.R. Berlin), 1956
Correspondence - associations: AIA: Helicopter Council agenda, box 37 1956
Correspondence - associations: AIA: AIA minutes, 1956 January - box 37 1956 June
Correspondence - associations: AIA: Air Force Association, 1956 box 37
Correspondence - associations: AIA: AIA minutes, 1956 July - box 38 1956 December
Correspondence - associations: AIA: agendas for Aircraft box 38 Manufacturers Council, Eastern Region Executive Committee, 1956 Scope and Contents
March meeting at Wings Club, New York, and for July meeting in Seattle
Correspondence - associations: AIA: agendas for Board of box 38 Governors meetings, 1956 Scope and Contents
May meeting in Williamsburg and Phoenix meeting in November
Correspondence - associations: AIA: Helicopter Council box 38 correspondence, 1956
Correspondence - associations: American Helicopter Society box 39 Forum and Honors Night, 1956
Correspondence - associations: American Management box 39 Association, 1956
Correspondence - associations: American Ordnance Association, box 39 1956 Scope and Contents
Membership
Correspondence - associations: Association of the U.S. Army, box 39 1956
Correspondence - associations: Chamber of Commerce of box 39 Philadelphia and Delaware County minutes and reports, 1956
Correspondence - associations: Defense Orientation Conference box 39 Association reports, 1956
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Correspondence - associations: Institute of the Aeronautical box 39 Sciences membership and notices, 1956
Correspondence - associations: Manufacturers Aircraft box 39 Association, Inc. annual report, 1956
Correspondence - associations: Manufacturers Association of box 39 Delaware County meeting notice, 1956
Correspondence - associations: National Association of box 39 Manufacturers membership and meeting notices, 1956
Correspondence - associations: National Security Industrial box 39 Association, 1956
Correspondence - associations: Philadelphia Air Reserve Center box 39 Advisory Board reports, 1956
Correspondence - associations: Society of Automotive Engineers, box 39 1956
Correspondence - associations: Government agencies: memos, box 39 comments and correspondence, 1956
Manufacturing: production meetings, property and equipment, box 40 1956
Industrial relations: union negotiations (agreement, box 40 correspondence), 1956
Industrial relations: union campaign (Don Berlin speech, union box 40 literature, company literature), 1956
Personnel Relations: operation FACTS, 1956 box 40
Personnel Relations: employment, applications and terminations, box 40 1956
Personnel Relations: notices, wage rates, correspondence, box 40 appointments and promotions, 1956
Procurement, 1956 box 41
Product: accidents and damage, engineering, equipment and box 41 structure, flights, modifications, research programs, 1956
Product: government sales H-21, H-16, 1956 box 41
Product: government precontractual sales, 1956 box 41
Product: service, 1956 box 41
Public relations and advertising correspondence, 1956 box 42
Industrial Information competition, 1956 box 42
Quality - inspection, 1956 box 42
Safari, Frye Aircraft, 1956 box 42
Trips, European, 1956 box 42
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Miscellany: Congressmen letters, "Operation Tampico", 1956 box 43
Miscellany: Chief naval operations and Don R. Berlin, 1956 box 43
Miscellany: Don R. Berlin acceptances and regrets, "Shindigs", box 43 1956
Miscellany: Merger clippings, 1956 box 43
Miscellany: Extra copies of minutes, notices, memos, 1956 box 43
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Papers of Harry S. Pack, Director of Customer Relations, Vertol Division, Boeing Company, 1963-1966 Scope and Contents
This series includes two subseries: Minutes and Executive Department correspondence. The minutes include those of the General Manager's staff meetings, 1963 to 1965, and those of the Customer Relations staff meetings for 1963. Much of the correspondence subseries, which dates from 1963 to 1966, concerns Pack's customer relations-related trips around the world as well as correspondence with branch sales offices. Other correspondence is with aircraft associations.
Minutes, 1963-1965 Title/Description Instances Staff meeting minutes, General Manager, 1963-1965 box 44
Customer Relations staff meeting minutes, 1963 box 44
Executive Department correspondence, 1963-1966 Title/Description Instances Customer Relations personnel change in status, etc., 1964 box 44
Manpower, 1964 box 44 Scope and Contents
Group Ten data, status report, planning tables
Lost Italian file of LHS, 1965 box 44
Ft. Benning, Georgia and Ft. Rucker, Alabama, 1965 box 44
Contact Matrix program, 1965 box 44
Werco, 1965 box 44
York gears, 1966 box 44
Overtime, Graphics personnel, headcount, depth study, box 44 organizational operation performance, 1963-1964
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Capital assets, overhead budget, demonstration proposed budget, box 44 Exhibit "L" expense code, Exhibit "O" overhead account, cash vouchers, overseas travel requests for other departments, 1966 operating budget, 1964-1965
Marketing, 1965-1966 box 45
Commercial reports and memos, 1966 box 45
Competitors, 1966 box 45
Activity reports, 1963 box 46
Vacations, 1964 box 46
Overtime, 1965 box 46
Merit increase, 1964-1965 box 46
H.S. Pack commendation, 1965 box 46
Management Information Bulletins, 1965 box 46
Zoning Board, 1965 box 46
Security, 1965 box 46
Advertising recommendations by Gaynor and Ducas, 1966 box 46
Format for proposed consulting agreement, undated box 46
General correspondence, 1963 box 46
General correspondence, 1964 box 47
Chronological file, 1964 January-1964 May box 47
Chronological file, 1964 June-1964 December box 48
General correspondence, 1965 box 49
Chronological files, 1965 January-1965 July box 49
Chronological files, 1965 August-1965 December box 50
Chronological files, 1966 January-1966 February box 50
Chronological files, 1966 March-1966 November box 51
Chronological files, 1966 December box 52
General memos, 1963-1964 box 52
General memos, 1964-1966 box 53
Miscellaneous drafts, 1964-1965 box 53
Business plan, 1964 box 53
Business plan summary, 1965 box 54
1966 Business Plan, 1965 box 54
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New Business Summary report, 1963 box 54
New Business program and operating plan for 1965, 1964 box 54
1966 New Business program, 1965 box 54
Seattle New Business presentation, 1966 June box 54
Hiring, 1963 box 54
Applications for employment, 1965 box 54
Customer relations memos, 1963-1964 box 55
Memo Masters 1 and 2, 1963 box 55
Code for international communications, foreign translation and box 55 mailing information, military terms and abbreviations, 1965
Visit of Generals Colgliazier, Beach and Ely, 1963 box 56
Itineraries and visit of William M. Allen, 1965 box 56
General D'Armee Beaufre, 1965-1966 box 56
Jack Bright, 1965 box 56
L. L. Douglas memo re Army Air Mobility-Helicopter Mix box 56 Ratio, 1965
L. L. Douglas, AGARD meeting on helicopters, 1966 box 56
F. E. Hilliard, 1963-1964 box 56
J. D. Mooney, 1965 box 56
Robert W. Tharrington, 1963-1965 box 57
Paper presented by H. S. Pack at Army Aviation Association of box 57 America meeting, 1966
Correspondence with AAAA at Garmisch, Germany, 1965 box 57
Air Force Association meeting in Washington DC, 1964 box 57
American Helicopter Society, Inc., 1964 box 57
AIA (Aircraft Industries Association) Washington Aerospace box 57 Information Director, 1965
AIA International Committee meeting, 1965 box 57
AIAA (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics) box 57 meetings in Washington D.C. and New York, 1964
Society Automotive Engineering, Congress and Exposition, box 57 Detroit, 1964
AUSA/AAAA (Association US Army/Army Aviation box 57 Association of America) meetings, 1963-1965
National Defense Transportation Association, 1964 box 57
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SABCA Societe anonyme BeIge de constructions box 57 aeronautiques), 1966
SBAC (Society of British Aerospace Companies), 1966 box 57
J. C. Ziemba, interim AAFSS program review (Advanced Aerial box 57 Fire Support System), 1965
Helicopter Rescue symposium, 1964 box 58
Paris Air Show, 1965 box 58
SBAC-Farnborough, 1964 box 58
Farnborough show, 1965 box 58
Statement of Secretary of Defense McNamara before House box 58 Armed Services Committee, re 1966-70 defense program and 1966 budget, 1965
Investigation of the hovering environment for military VTOL box 58 aircraft in world wide operations, 1964
Hearings on military posture (House of Representatives box 58 Committee on Armed Services), 1966
Helicopter propulsion system, 1952 box 58
Planning Base 64-1 and -2, 1964 box 58
Planning Base 65-1, 1965 box 58
H. S. Pack trips and schedules: general plans, information, box 59 itineraries, reports, expenses, 1963-1966
H. S. Pack expense reports, 1963-1966 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Washington D.C., 1963 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Fort Rucker, Alabama, 1963 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Europe, 1963 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Vietnam and Far East, 1963 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: NDTA Forum, Chicago, 1963 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Columbus, Georgia, 1964 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Seattle, Washington, 1964 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Washington D.C., 1964 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Europe, 1964 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: India, 1964 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Germany, 1964 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Europe, 1965 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Washington D.C., 1965 box 60
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H. S. Pack trip: Japan, India, Siam, 1965 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Vietnam, 1965 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Washington D.C., 1966 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Santa Ana, California, 1966 box 60
H. S. Pack trip: Europe, 1966 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Germany, 1966 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Japan and Vietnam, 1966 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Seattle, Washington, 1966 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: New River, North Carolina, 1966 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Washington D.C., 1966 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Cleveland, Ohio, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Europe, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Fort Benning, Georgia, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Fort Monroe, Virginia, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: New York, New York, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: St. Louis, Missouri, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Stuart, Florida, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Vietnam-Bangkok, 1967 box 61
H. S. Pack trip: Washington D.C., 1967 box 61
German Offices: reports and memos, 1963-1964 box 62
German Offices: reports and memos, 1964 April-1964 box 63 December
Letter to Minister von Hassel re Chinook purchase, 1964 box 64
"Co-production plan UH-ID, helicopter presented to Federal box 64 Republic of Germany, Bed/Helicopter Co, Ft. Worth, Texas", 1964
"A review of the Federal Republic of Germany Helicopter box 64 Program", 1963
German offices, 1965 box 65
United Kingdom, 1964-1966 box 66
Review of UK helicopter program, 1965 box 66
United Kingdom numbers 2 and 3, 1965 box 67
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Headquarters of Boeing International Corp, European offices, box 68 1964
Italy memos, reports, orders, correspondence and visits to U. S., box 68 19641965
France memos and correspondence, 19651966 box 68
Europe general correspondence, 1964-1966 box 69
Italy, 1966 box 69
India, 1964-1965 box 69
Algeria, 195719591963 box 70
Canada, 1966 box 70
Far East, 1964-1966 box 70
Japan, 1966 box 70
Malaysia, 1966 box 70
Saudi Arabia, 1966 box 70
South America, 1965-1966 box 70
USSR, 1965 box 70
Boeing Headquarters, 1963-1965 box 71
Dayton office, 1963-1965 box 71
Hampton office, 1965 box 71
Los Angeles office, 1963-1965 box 71
St Louis office and Washington, D.C. office, 1963-1965 box 71
Boeing International Corp (BIC), Seattle, Washington, box 72 1963-1966
Report of first phase of evaluation of armed H-21 helicopters, box 72 translated from French, 1958-1959
Chinook operations, 1964 box 72
CHI UH-46 helicopter, 1965 box 72
US Army Transportation Research Command, "Armor System box 72 Installation Handbook CH-21 Aircraft", undated
Chinook helicopters CH-46, -47 and -47 A, 1965-1966 box 73 Scope and Contents
Includes background and product information on CH -47 A program presented to Col Heinrich Moog.
Detail specification for CH-47A helicopter, 1963 box 74
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CH-53 data and production plan for UH-ID helicopter, 1964 box 74
Research development test and evaluation of Cargo handling box 74 equipment for CH-46A and CH-53A helicopters, 1966
Review of Federal Republic of Germany helicopter program, box 74 1963
Trip reports and miscellaneous memos re German program, box 74 1964
"Memos of Understanding Secured in Italy", 1964 box 74
Internal reading file, 1963 January-1963 May box 75
Internal reading file, 1963 June-1963 December box 76
Biographies of H. S. Pack, 1965 box 77
Personal correspondence, 1963-1966 box 77
H. S. Pack Christmas card lists, 1962-1966 box 78
Miscellany: Air Force map of Smoky Mountains, 1954 box 79
Miscellany: Ralph M. Parsons Co. Engineers, master planning box 79 notebooks, 1956
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