RESTRICTED NAVIGATION WEATHER WORKBOOK prepared by ARMY AIR FORCES INSTRUCTORS’ SCHOOL (NAVIGATOR) Selman Field, Monroe, Louisiana AAENS, SELMAN FIELD MONROE, LOUISIANA AAENS, ELLINGTON FIELD TEXAS AAFNS, HONDO ARMY AIR FIELD HONDO, TEXAS AAFNS, SAN MARCOS ARMY AIR FIELD. SAN MARCOS, TEXAS AUGUST, 1944 RESTRICTED 4 ees ‘enres PREFACE ‘The claim that it is important for you as a navigator to learn navigation weather is an understatement. The truth is, you must learn it. That's where this workbook cones in. By conscientiously filling in its pages you learn weather, and what is even more in portant, what the navigator does about it, Moreover, you end up with a handy guide for future reference, Therefore, tackle the job as it should be tackled.......with interest and enthusiasm! These rules will help: 1. Each section in the workbook corresponds with a certain weather lecture. Glance over the respective section prior to each lecture for a preview of what to expect. This is especially helpful when training films are shown. 2 Use Air Force Manual No. 6, "Weather for Aircrew Trainees", a5 a reference bock and source of information. 8. Pay close attention in class, From time to time the in- structor will discuss questions in the workbook. Don' t miss these discussions, 4. Keep the workbook up to date, and try to finish each part before going on tb the next. Naturally you're expected to do your own work.