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D 101.60/9:86-51
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Development of parallel learning strategies curricula using videodisc and standard off-line formats |
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D 101.60/9:86-55
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Nonimposed overpractice and skill retention |
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D 101.60/9:86-58
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Training for night/limited visibility operations |
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D 101.60/9:86-64
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"Sleepability" and "Wakeability" following sleep deprivation |
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D 101.60/9:86-67
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Controlling the temporal structure of limb movements : a response |
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D 101.60/9:86-69
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Review of non-resident language training for linguists in the U.S. Army |
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D 101.60/9:86-71
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Computer-managed instruction for tank commanders : 19K BNCOC computer-based management system description and documentation |
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D 101.60/9:86-72
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Computer-managed instruction for tank commanders : 19K BNCOC MicroTICCIT tutorial and reference manual for instructors |
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D 101.60/9:86-73
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Computer-managed instruction for tank commanders : 19K BNCOC MicroTICCIT site manager and operator's manual |
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D 101.60/9:86-74
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Symbology sourcebook for military applications |
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D 101.60/9:86-75
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Meaning and function of military experience |
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D 101.60/9:86-87
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An analysis of costs of computer based training hardware and courseware development for the model training program for reserve component units |
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D 101.60/9:86-88
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A study of organizational information search, acquisition, storage and retrieval |
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D 101.60/9:86-91
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Analysis of content and organization of the Bradley fighting vehicle commanders course |
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D 101.60/9:86-96
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Information storage and access in decisionmaking organizations |
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D 101.60/9:86-98
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Novice rules for assessing importance in scientific texts |
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D 101.60/9:86-100
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Training for retrieval of knowledge under stress through algorithmic decomposition |
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D 101.60/9:86-101
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The design and development of an intelligent planning aid |
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D 101.60/9:87-01
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Decreasing damaging effects of stress-bound situations : towards a new model of leadership under stress |
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D 101.60/9:87-04
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Addressing the travelling saleman problem through evolutionary adaptation |
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