James Fletcher Parker

1925

A Commander in the US Navy, he later worked in the Office of Aviation Medicine, for the USAF, and for NASA on aerospace physiology matters.

• Use of analytical information concerning task requirements to increase the effectiveness of skill training
• An investigation of the effects of the sudden extension of a dive-recovery flap on the aerodynamic characteristics of a symmetrical airfoil in two dimensional flow
• Ability factors and component performance measures as predictors of complex tracking behavior
• Bioastronautics data book
• Bioastronautics data book
• Selection of training media