Engineering Analysis of Crash Injury in Army OH-58A Aircraft
Billy H. Adams, James E. Hicks
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Billy H. Adams, James E. Hicks
Abstract
This is the report of an analysis of crash injury causes in U. S. Army OH-58 aircraft accidents. The analysis was performed to provide systematic direction to Army crash safety research and development. The data base for the analysis was all OH-58A major aircraft accidents which occurred during FY 1971-1976. Causes of crash injuries are identified, costed, and ranked to determine pressing crashworthiness research and development programs.
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This is the report of an analysis of crash injury causes in U. S. Army OH-58 aircraft accidents. The analysis was performed to provide systematic direction to Army crash safety research and development. The data base for the analysis was all OH-58A major aircraft accidents which occurred during FY 1971-1976. Causes of crash injuries are identified, costed, and ranked to determine pressing crashworthiness research and development programs.
Key concepts: Crashworthiness, Crash, Aeronautics, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Poison control, Transport engineering, Medical emergency