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Harry Diamond Laboratories

Morrison, C.A. (1982) Lectures on Crystal Field Theory. Tech. Rep. HDL-SR-82-2, Harry Diamonds Laboratory. [Pg.182]

Harry Diamond Labs. The Army has classified the Harry Diamond Laboratories at Adelphi, Maryland, as a permanent US Army installation. The facility is a corporate laboratory of the US Army Materiel Command, specializing in fuzes, fluidics, special purpose radars, nuclear weapons effects, and other research, development, and engineering for weapons systems Ref The Official Magazine of United States Army Logistics, Vol 5, No 2 (Mar-April 1973)... [Pg.14]

Diamond Ordnonce Fuze Laboratories (DOFL). A US Ordnance Corps installation located in Washington, DC. These laboratories are engaged in research development, procurement and associated activities for proximity, electronic electric fuzes and related items. This faciliry is now called Harry Diamond Laboratories... [Pg.43]

Available from NTIS AD 742150) G) R.K, Warner D.L. Overman, " Explosive Train Technology for Electronic Fuzes", Harry Diamond Laboratories HDL-PR—71-7(Nov 1971)... [Pg.707]

R.K. Warner, " Methods of Achieving Safe Stationary Explosive trains, Harry Diamond Laboratories HDL—TR—1481 (Feb 1970... [Pg.708]

E.K. Warner, "Measuring Output, Safety and Reliability of Explosive Components , Harry Diamond Laboratories HDL-TM-71-34 (Nov 1971)... [Pg.709]

LEONARD A. AULT is Chief, Dissemination and Analysis Branch, Technology Transfer Division of NASA. He has been actively involved in the problems of technology utilization and innovation since 1963 shortly following the initial inception of the NASA Technology Utilization Program. Prior to joining NASA, he was a research physicist for the Harry Diamond Laboratories, U.S. Army Ordnance. [Pg.178]

Harry Diamond Laboratories, Applied Physics Branch 13 200,... [Pg.461]

Morrison, C.A., N. Karayianis and D.E. Wortman, 1977, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-1788 (NTIS 038050). [Pg.601]

Karayianis, N., D.E. Wortman and C.A. Morrison, 1976, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-1775 (NTIS 040905). [Pg.608]

Wortman, D.E., C.A. Morrison and R.P. Leavitt, 1975, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-1726 (NTIS iW20 721). [Pg.620]

Farrar, R.T, 1965, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-1309 (NTIS 625 923). [Pg.620]

Morrison, C.A., 1968, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Michigan (Univ. Microfilms 69-2361). Morrison, C.A., 1970, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-1482 (NTIS 705 564). Morrison, C.A., 1976, Solid State Commun. 18, 153. [Pg.689]

Morrison, C.A., N. Karayianis and D.E. Wortman, 1977a, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-1816 (NTIS 042447). Morrison, C.A., N. Karaymnis and D.E. Wortman, 1977b, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-1814 (NTIS 042 557). Morrison, C.A., R.P. Leavitt and D.E. Wortman, 1980a, J. Chem. Phys. 73, 2580. Morrison, C.A., D.E. Wortman, R.P. Leavitt and H.P. Jenssen, 1980b, Harry Diamond Laboratories Report TR-18 (NTIS 082 982). [Pg.689]

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