INSTALLATION AND EVALUATION OF A TRAINER FOR AVIATION UNDERWATER SURVIVAL.
Abstract
In 1952 it was found that standard naval aviation oxygen equipment operated satisfactorily under water. The Chief of Naval Air Training desired that this equipment be installed and evaluated for a possible training program in aviation underwater survival. Standard naval aviation oxygen equipment was installed in a Dilbert Dunker and as a portable installation for training purposes. In addition, diving equipment was made for a 'Safety Diver.' All apparatus operated successfully. Installation and evaluation is detailed in the report. Equipment and personnel required for operation of the apparatus, as well as a sample lecture are included in the report. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 23, 1956
- Accession Number
- AD0622062
Entities
People
- Arthur L. Hall
Organizations
- Naval Aerospace Medical Institute