Air Service Medical Manual

Originally published in 1918, this practical guide to aviation medicine covers a wide range of topics, including the effects of altitude, air pressure, and oxygen deprivation on the human body. It also provides insights into how to prevent and treat air sickness and other common medical issues associated with flying. This is an essential resource for aviation enthusiasts, pilots, and medical professionals alike.

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