Box 4b
Contains 4 Results:
"Military History (Rations)." Tables ("U.S. Army Basic Dietary Standards," etc.) and text ("Intestinal Absorption Studies") for a book or manual, c1974., 1974 - 1974
"Military History (Rations)." Tables ("U.S. Army Basic Dietary Standards," etc.) and text ("Intestinal Absorption Studies") for a book or manual, c1974.
A. "Chapter 14. Cold Weather Training." Typescript; 2 copies, no date. B. Table: "Calories and Work Output in Steel Workers (Keller and Kraut, 1963). C. "Evaluation of the Need and Practical Capability of Conducting a Nutrition Survey of the R[, 1963 - 1972
A. "Chapter 14. Cold Weather Training." Typescript; 2 copies, no date. B. Table: "Calories and Work Output in Steel Workers (Keller and Kraut, 1963). C. "Evaluation of the Need and Practical Capability of Conducting a Nutrition Survey of the R[epublic of] V[iet] N[am]." Trip Report, U.S. Medical Research & Nutrition Laboratory (1972).
Loose documents, manuals, etc., including, in part: A. "Army Research and Development Information System Program Planning and On- going Work Reporting" (1968). B. "14-Day U.S. Army Reserve Component Menu" (1978). C. "Master Menu for June 1976., 1957 - 1976
"Summary of Testimony by Dr. Arnold Schaefer, the Swansea Center for Nutrition, Omaha, Nebraska 68114." Typescript, with appendix. Also handwritten note (October 5, 1976) to C.F. Consolazio from "Jay" [Jay D. Gurmankin of Federal Trade Commission],, 1976 - 1976
"Summary of Testimony by Dr. Arnold Schaefer, the Swansea Center for Nutrition, Omaha, Nebraska 68114." Typescript, with appendix. Also handwritten note (October 5, 1976) to C.F. Consolazio from "Jay" [Jay D. Gurmankin of Federal Trade Commission], enclosed with testimony. See 7R above.
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