An oil-lubricated wave journal-thrust bearing assembly was successfully tested at conditions found in general aviation engine gearboxes. The bearing performed well at both steady state conditions and in start-stop tests. It ran stably under all loading conditions, including zero load, at all speeds up to 16 000 rpm. The bearing carried 25 percent more load than required for the gearbox application, supporting 8900 N (94 bars average pressure), and showed very good thermal stability. 450 start-stop cycles were also performed, including 350 cycles without oil supply during starting and stopping. Test results and numerical predictions were in good agreement. Dimofte, Florin and Proctor, Margaret P. and Fleming, David P. and Keith, Theo G., Jr. Glenn Research Center NASA/TM-2000-209766, NAS 1.15:209766, E-12034...