Resolutions of the Aerospace Medical Association from 1929-41: Part II--1934-36

The resolutions of the Aerospace Medical Association (formerly the Aero Medical Association of the United States) have been obtained and reviewed in detail for the period 1929-41. They provide a perspective on what Association members considered priority matters during the period. The resolutions cover subjects such as pilot fatigue, aviation medical examiner selection, military flight pay for flight surgeons, and other important issues, including medical standards. These resolutions had a significant impact during the early growth of civil aviation, and a number still influence today's aeromedical practice as well as certain flight operations.