Index to U.S. Army Safety Publications

And there I was, smack in the middle of a good free-for-all discussion and, while I just knew I was right, I couldnt remember the reference How many times has that happened to you when challenged to go to the book Such a situation is what led Al Cargen, then an Air Safety Specialist with Aviation Division, Headquarters, 5th U.S. Army to put together the original quick reference listing of subjects to directives. This edition is the fourth update of that original listing and, while it may not contain every possible subject you may run into, its a good start in that direction. And now, properly armed, its back to the campfire to dazzle your buddies-unless, of course, they also have a copy. Al Cargen is currently owner of the Aviation Safety Organization headquartered in San Antonio, TX. His organization compiled the basic information and provided it free of charge to the Army Safety Center. The information is intended to serve as a quick reference. Because of the changing nature of publications, only the basic reference is noted in most cases annotations to page and paragraph numbers have been omitted unless considered critical or to avert possible confusion.