Advanced Operational Aviation Medicine Course, (4th), held at Royal Air Force Institute of Aviation Medicine, Farnborough, Hampshire on 17-26 June 1975
A N Nicholson
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A N Nicholson
Abstract
During June 1975 the Fourth Advanced Operational Aviation Medicine Course was held at the Royal Air Force Institute of Aviation Medicine, Farnborough. The course covered in depth some aspects of aviation medicine which are of current concern to the effectiveness of NATO air forces. The topics included the training of aircrew in aviation medicine, medical aspects of naval helicopter operations on the northern flank of NATO, developments in personal equipment with special reference to helmet developments, high speed escape and thermal problems, and the use of hypnotics in air operations.
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During June 1975 the Fourth Advanced Operational Aviation Medicine Course was held at the Royal Air Force Institute of Aviation Medicine, Farnborough. The course covered in depth some aspects of aviation medicine which are of current concern to the effectiveness of NATO air forces. The topics included the training of aircrew in aviation medicine, medical aspects of naval helicopter operations on the northern flank of NATO, developments in personal equipment with special reference to helmet developments, high speed escape and thermal problems, and the use of hypnotics in air operations.
Key concepts: Aircrew, Aeronautics, Aviation medicine, Aviation, Course (navigation), Engineering, Operations research, Aerospace engineering