Pilot life support systems: Paolo Gianvanni and Paolo Quaranta
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Military Technology Vol 29 No 11, November 2005, pp.26-33 (38)Summary: The evolution of military aircraft has reached a stage at which the machines are capable of sustaining far more stress than the human body can endure. This article looks at some of the ideas and technologies intended to enhance human endurance.
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The evolution of military aircraft has reached a stage at which the machines are capable of sustaining far more stress than the human body can endure. This article looks at some of the ideas and technologies intended to enhance human endurance.
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