The Medical Problems of Flying surveys how pilots and air observers were assessed for fitness under demanding wartime conditions.
It explains the balance between physical health and temperament in selecting people for aviation service, and what doctors looked for during medical exams at high altitude and during fatigue.
Based on a comprehensive set of reports, the book outlines a practical framework for evaluating candidates. It describes the routine exam steps, from medical history to heart and lung checks, and tests that measure pulse, blood pressure, respiratory function, and mental endurance. It also discusses how mood, nerves, and willpower influence performance in the cockpit.
Ideal for readers interested in aviation medicine, military history, and the science behind performance under extreme conditions.
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