This bibliography presents a comprehensive compilation of primary and secondary sources related to the development, evaluation, and eventual cancellation of the Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion (ANP) program pursued during the Cold War. It categorizes over 1,400 annotated references, including Air Force reports, Atomic Energy Commission documentation, contractor studies, and congressional hearings, with coverage spanning scientific feasibility studies, reactor technology, shielding designs, and propulsion system integration. The work highlights the collaboration between agencies such as the U.S. Air Force, General Electric, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and it identifies milestones in projects like the NEPA, HTRE, and X-6 initiatives. Additional entries detail environmental safety assessments and political oversight that shaped the trajectory of nuclear propulsion research within military aviation contexts. As a research tool, the bibliography serves both technical and policy-oriented inquiries into one of the most ambitious and ultimately unrealized aerospace programs of its era.