Category: History - Warfare

Survival at Altitude for Heavy and Very Heavy Bomber Crews

United States. Army Air Forces. Air Force, 2nd. Altitude Indoctrination Unit· 3 chapters· 9,211 words

Typographical errors (such as "COMAT" appearing for "COMBAT" in the title) and punctuation inconsistencies have been retained. The goal has been to provide a historically accurate representation of the original 1944 publication.]

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1. Part 1

Typographical errors (such as "COMAT" appearing for "COMBAT" in the title) and punctuation inconsistencies have been retained. The goal has been to provide a historically accura...

2. Part 2

If other long recharger hoses can be obtained from Tech Supply they will be extremely handy attached at the pilots station, in the bomb bay and to the recharger outlet at the ri...

3. Part 3

(3) DON'T attempt to drag or carry the victim to a supply of oxygen. If he's not near a regulator hose, take portable oxygen TO him. Take plenty -- 3 or 5 bottles -- some for hi...