The National Aeronautical Association (NAA) was created to advance the art and science of aviation and related subjects and the diffusion of knowledge thereof by educational means.
This collection consists of photographs of prominent members of the IAS. Many of the photographs are signed or otherwise inscribed.
This collection consists of original aircraft, engine, and equipment log books of aircraft operated by NACA and NASA from Langley Research Center. Each log represents a history of the aircraft/engine/equipment from its manufacture, through its pre-NACA/NASA service, and during its operation by that agency.
This collection consists of documents which were part of a collection of DAAS hardware donated to the National Air and Space Museum.
This accession consists of routine correspondence of the Department of Aeronautics for FY 1991 (October 1990- September 1991).
This accession consists of records documenting the activities of the National Air and Space Museum, Department of Aeronautics. Materials include correspondence with people, correspondence with other museums, and correspondence with international organizations.
This collection is composed of paper documents which are related to Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) regulations pertinent to Pan American's operation, including CAB Economic Regulations, CAB Legislative History of Regulations, and CAB Air Mail Rates.
This accession consists of professional correspondence between R. E. G. Davies, Curator of Air Transport, and historians, museum professionals, aviation organizations, corporations, and the general public. Materials include outgoing correspondence and an index of individual letters.
This accession consists of records documenting the administration of the Aviation History Project which culminated in the Smithsonian History of Aviation series. Materials include memoranda, guidelines for contributors, project descriptions, chapter outlines, schedules, position descriptions, drafts, and related materials.