Human acceleration experience at the Aerospace Medical Research Department, U.S. Naval Air Development Center-Johnsville. 1 January 1961-30 December 1965. NADC-MR-6711.

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Human acceleration experience at the Aerospace Medical Research Department, U.S. Naval Air Development Center-Johnsville. 1 January 1961-30 December 1965. NADC-MR-6711. Abstract Text:

E York,R J Oleynik,R M Patton,

Human acceleration experience at the Aerospace Medical Research Department, U.S. Naval Air Development Center-Johnsville. 1 January 1961-30 December 1965. NADC-MR-6711. Publishing Authors By Initials

E York,RJ Oleynik,RM Patton,

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DAY: 18

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