Samuel Renshaw Microfilmed Documents on Aircraft Spotting circa 1940s

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(1) 35 mm microfilm box

Samuel Renshaw was a professor in the Department of Psychology at Ohio State University. The Samuel Renshaw Microfilmed Documents on Aircraft Spotting contain a roll of microfilm concerning aircraft spotting.

[identification of item], Samuel Renshaw Microfilmed Documents on Aircraft Spotting, RG 40.98, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The Samuel Renshaw Microfilmed Documents on Aircraft Spotting contain a roll of microfilm concerning aircraft spotting, a project which Renshaw worked on during WWII.

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(1) roll of 35mm microfilm

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Accession Number UA.1979.0017

Ohio State University Archives Biographical File: Samuel Renshaw

Samuel Renshaw (1892-1981) was a professor in the Department of Psychology at Ohio State University. In his work as an experimental psychologist, he became famous for a brief period during WWII when he taught military personnel how to identify enemy aircraft in a split second.

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Finding aid written by Zoe MacLeod, 2016 October

Finding aid prepared by Zoe MacLeod