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670933 Hydrostatic Transmission Assists for Transit Mixers - A. E. Arnosli andW. R. Master, Dynex 680029 Development of a Snowmobile for Recreational Use - G. D. Payne, Outboard Marine 680030 Parameters of Over-Snow Vehicle Design - R. W. Eskelson, Thiokol 680047 Applications of Inertia Welding - T. L. Oberle, Caterpillar Tractor 680048 The Electron Beam Welding of Common Engineering Materials - J. King, Sciaky Bros. 680049 The Continuing Development of Resistance Welding Controls - R. J. Gasser, Mgr., Sciaky Bros. 680095 Design for Limited Warfare Environment - A. Rieli, LTV Aerospace 680096 Environmental Effects on the Design of Engineer Construction Equipment P. E. Jaquish and G. B. Erickson, Allison Div., GMC 680097 Design for the Riverine Environment H. Dugoff and G. M. Worden, Stevens Inst, of Tech. 680098 Design for the Rough Terrain Environment - C. H. Hoppe, Chrysler 680099 Design for the Lunar Environment R. E. Wong, L. Galan, Bendix and L. L. Bradford, Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA 680100 Design for Remote Control Environment - E. Markow, Grumman 680101 Design for the Military Logistical Environment - W. H. Kind and J. S. Logan, Ford 680247 Earthmover Tires; After Design, Then What? -R. S. Lee, Fire stone Tire and Rubber 680248 The Cushion Hitch Tractor-scra per--From Concept to Market J. W. Carter, 0. D. McWilliams and H. A. Knell, Caterpillar Trac tor 680249 Environmental and Operating Char acteristics of an Axial Piston Hy draulic Pump - S. R. Schoening, Sundstrand 680250 The Modern Gear Pump for Earthmoving Machines - J. M. Eley, Tyrone Hydraulics 680251 The Gas Turbine for Earthmoving Equipment - J. H. Myers and T. K. Pembleton, International Har vester 680252 The Federal Aid Highway Program F. B. Farrell, Federal Highway Admin. 680253 GOER'S The Army's High Mobility Logistics Carriers -K. G. Com stock, U. S. Army *680254 Crawler Tractors, F. A. Schick, Allis- Chalmers * 680255 The Rubber Jungle - P. F. Stoeck, International Harvester 680257 Vane Pumps--A Power Source for Mobile Equipment - D. G. Snow, Vickers 680258 How To Select Filters - D. Fairchild, Fram 680259 Hydrostatic Transmission Applica tion -C. 0. Weisenbach, General Signal 680260 A Review of Self Aligning Bear ings - N. L. Cook and L. D. Reese, Torrington O 680261 Electric Controls for Powershift Transmissions -R. L. Black and R. H. Schaeffer, Commercial Transmission * 680263 Experience With a Gas Turbine Prime Mover - H. L. Krewson, Gen eral Electric 680264 Anaconda's Experience with Diesel Electric and Turbine Elec tric Off Highway Trucks at Butte B. A. Kennedy, Anaconda *680265 Electric Drive for Haulage Vehi cles -J. P. Nadzum, General Elec tric 680266 Excavation of a Sea Level Canal in The American Isthmus - H. G. Woodbury, U.S. Army Corps ENGINES, DIESEL AND RAIL EQUIPMENT 670007 Ignition Delay in Diesel Engines Naeim Henein and J. A. Bolt, Univ. of Mich. 670468 A Study on the Behavior of a Fuel Droplet Injected Into the Combus tion Chamber of a Diesel Engine Mitsunobu Ogasawara, Osaka Univ., and Hiroshi Sami, Toyota Motor 670469 Piston Temperature in CompressionIgnition Engines - L. GrossGronomski, Technion Israel institute of Technology 670480 Parametric Studies Using a Mathematically Simulated Diesel Engine Cycle - H. Weber and G. Borman, Univ. ofWis. 670743 The Waukesha Models H1077 and L1616 Diesel and Gas Engines J. P. Kelly, Waukesha Motor 670950 Why Has the Medium-Speed Diesel Become Competitive in Marine Pro pulsion? - Dr.-lng. Wolfgang Hempel, Obering, Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nurnberg AG, Germany 7 670951 An American--Made Marine Diesel Engine--Its Place in the World's Ocean Going Merchant Fleet - G. F. Schumacher and W. M. Fowden, Fairbanks Morse 670952 U. S. Navy PGM-84 Class CODOG Propulsion Plant - M. R. Hauschildt and C. L. Miller, U. S. Naval Ship Engineering Cen. 670953 Engine Selection and Rating for Military Ship Application - C. F. Perry, U. S. Naval Ship Engineer ing Cen. 680022 Light Weight, High Performance, Ait-Cooled Diesel Engine--Honda GD90 - Y. Nozawa and H. Uno, Honda 680089 Daimler-Benz Passenger Car Diesel Engines--Highlights of 30 Years of Development - E. Eisele, Daimler-Benz 680102 The Effects of Physical Factors on Ignition Delay-W. T. Lyn, Univ. of London and E. Valdmanis, Cummins Engine 680103 Unaided Starting of Diesel Engine W. T. Lyn, Univ. of London and T. W. Biddulph, Ford 680405 A Contribution to the Noise Problem on Air-cooled Diesel Engines. Means to its Reduction Including General Conclusions and Specific Results - 0. Cordier and G. Reyl, Klockner-Humboldt-Deutz, A.G. 680406 Does Turbocharging Increase Diesel Engine Noise? Observations on the Generation, Emission and Reduction of Diesel Engine Noise - R. E. W. Hempel, Maschinenfabrik AugsburgNurnberg 680407 Methods and Problems in Noise Re duction on High Speed Diesel En gines - G. E. Thien, Anstalt fur Verbrennungsmotoren ENGINES, SPARK IGNITION 670004 Ford of Britains Vee Engine Range - Allen Aitken, Ford, England 670019 Automotive Piston Rings--1967 State-of-the-Art - H. F. Prasse, H. E. McCormick, andR. D. Anderson, TRW 670020 Designing an Automotive Engine Piston - J. W. Winship, Bohn Aluminum & Brass 670029 Evaluating Scavenging Efficiency of Two-Stroke Cycle Gasoline Engines - R. R. Booy, Outboard Marine Corp. Additional papers relating to subjects covered on this page appear on pages 1,1 through 20. VPD-81-0001646