Allen Stryker Papers

Object NameLog, Flight Manual

Historic Owner Allen J. Stryker

Association USS Intrepid (CV/CVA/CVS-11)

DateMay 25, 1967 – October 1, 1971

PeriodCold War

Mediumpaper, ink

ClassificationsCommunication Artifacts

Credit LineCollection of the Intrepid Museum. Gift of Allen Stryker, Lt., VS-31 1970-1972. A2019.29

Object numberA2019.29

DescriptionExtent: 6 folders and 1 oversize map

The Allen Stryker Papers include materials from Stryker’s service as a pilot in Air Anti-Submarine Squadron 31 (VS-31), including his time aboard the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid (CVS-11). It contains flight plans, weather briefings, reference materials such as manuals, information about approaches and departures, and other pilot and squadron related materials.

Flight Papers
- Military Flight Plan, DD 175, March 26, 1971
- Flight Weather Briefing, DD 175-1, March 26, 1971
- Flight Log, Event 0104, no date (4 pages)
- Flight Log, Event "MM", May 6, 1971 (4 pages)
- Single-Engine/Jet Flight Log (blank pad of forms)

Flight Training and Reference
- Pilot Flight Training Syllabus, April 25, 1969 (7 pages)
- USS Intrepid confidential radio frequency list, February 22, 1971
- Note; "Attention All Aircraft Commanders"
- Checklist; "Switches On"
- VFR EMCON Departures (2 pages)
- NASQUANPT INST 3710.3D (4 pages)
- Handwritten notes about flight plans and reference (7 pages)

Flight Altitude and Approaches papers
- Student Radio Instrument Approach and Departure Plates, May 25, 1967 (21 pages)
- Military Aviation Notice, Flip Terminal Low Altitude, United States, November 18, 1967 (2 pages)
- INST Departures, High/Low Altitude (3)
-- Forbes AFB, Topeka, Kansas, Leone Two Departure, High/Low Altitude, December 5, 1970
-- Patterson/Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio, January 17, 1970 (2)
- DOD // Standard Instrument Departures // Low Altitude (5)
-- Oceana NAS // Oceana, Virginia, April 10, 1969
-- Norfolk NAS (Chambers Field) // Norfolk, Virginia, May 15, 1970
-- Quonset Point NAS // Quonset Point, Rhode Island, October 1, 1971 (3)
- DOD // Standard Instrument Departures // High/Low Altitude // Lockbourne AFB // Columbus, Ohio, January 17, 1970 (2)
- Map; United States Government // Flight Information Publication // Enroute Low Altitude - U.S. // For use up to but not including 18,000' MSL // Effective 0901Z 28 May 1970 // to 0901Z 25 Jun 1970 (oversize)

Manuals
- Programmed Instruction // Solid State Theory // Introduction to Semiconductors // T-1 // Naval Air Technical Training Command // CNATT-M274 PAT
- Programmed Instruction // Solid State Theory // Single Junction // Semiconductor // T-2 // Naval Air Technical Training Command // CNATT P-5708 PAT
- Programmed Instruction // Solid State Theory // Multijunction Semiconductors // T-3 // Naval Air Technical Training Command // CNATT P-5031
- Programmed Instruction // Solid State Theory // Common Emitter Characteristics // T-4 // Naval Air Technical Training Command // CNATT-P-5056 PAT
- Programmed Instruction // Solid State Theory // Tetrode and Field-Effect Transistors // T-6 // Naval Air Technical Training Command // CNATT-P-5275 PAT
- NAVTOPS Pilot’s Pocket Check List S-2D/E ES-2D Aircraft, NAVAIR 01-85SAD-1B, March 15, 1969
- NAVTOPS Pilot’s Pocket Check List S-2D/E Aircraft, NAVAIR 01-85SAD-1B, February 15, 1969
- NAVTOPS Flight Manual Navy Models S2-D, S2-E Aircraft, May 15, 1967

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