Partrial contents: Medical Information Systems; Occupational Medicine; Health Psychology; Behavioral Psychopharmacology; Ergonomics; Work Physicology. Keywords: Miltiary Medicine, Naval Research.

The mission of the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC) is as assigned by the Secretary of the Navy, and the functions to be performed to accomplish the mission, as assigned by the Commander, Naval Medical Command, are as follows: to support fleet operational readiness through research, development, test and evaluation on the biomedical and psychological aspects of Navy and Marine Corps personnel health and performance, and to perform such other functions or tasks as may be directed by higher authority.

Report is a 30 year review of originally the U.S. Navy Medical Neuropsychiatric Research Unit whose name was changed to Naval Health Research Center. This review provides a brief overview of the Center's origin, progress, achievements and current mission and functions. It provides a summary of each department's current research program and lists present and former military and civilian staff members, and student assistants. Also, the personal observation and recollections of three distinguished colleages associated with the founding and growth of the laboratory are included. The NHRC Report for 1979 also provides indepth information on the Vicennial activities held on 1 Oct 1979.

The mission of the Naval Health Research Center is to support Fleet Operational readiness through research, development, test, and evaluation on the biomedical and psychological aspects of Navy and Marine Corps personnel health and performance; and to perform such other functions or tasks as may be directed by the Chief, Bureau of medicine and Surgery.

This bibliography contains all reports given a NPRU/NHRC number from 1962 to 1985. The reports are filed by their report number. Therefore, when requesting a report, please use the report number. There are no 1986 reports listed because of continual changes. A copy of all our reports with numbers are sent to DTIC, who assigns the report their acquisition number identified by AD xxx-xxxx. If we do not have copies on file, we may refer you to DTIC. If you contact DTIC be sure to provide their AD number. A few reports may not have been assigned AD s and will appear as No AD.