RESPIRATORY AND MICROCLIMATE TEMPERATURES WITHIN THE PARKA HOOD IN EXTREME COLD
The standard Air Force arctic clothing was worn to determine if it provided adequate head protection in extremely cold temperatures. Subjects were exposed to -62C for 40 to 50 minutes in an environmental chamber. Possible respiratory problems and frostbite of the cheeks and nose were the primary con...
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1964
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