The Use of Lines of Nonextension to Improve Mobility in Full-pressure Suits. Amrl-tr-64-118.

A Comparison of Three Full-pressure Suits in Terms of Control Activation Time. Amrl-tr-64-126.

Moments of Inertia and Centers of Gravity of the Living Human Body Encumbered by a Full-pressure Suit. Amrl-tr-64-110.

Effects of minimal personal hygiene and related procedures during prolonged confinement. AMRL-TR-66-146.

Thirty-six healthy male subjects were studied under closely confined conditions in nine 6-week experiments over a 2-year period. The effects of minimal personal hygiene and related procedures were evaluated. No major problems resulted from the lack of bathing, sponging the body, changing clothes and bedding. Body odor, strongest in axilla, groin, and feet, heightened in 7-10 days inside the AMR...

Height-weight Sizing of Protective Garments, Based on Japanese Air Self-defense Force Pilot Data, with Fit-test Results. Techn Docum Rep No. Amrl-tdr-64-66.

This study discusses the development and test of a four-size HeightWeight sizing program of partial pressure and exposure suits designed for the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force. The sizing program is based upon an anthropometric survey of over 200 subjects, conducted at five air bases throughout Japan during the spring of 1961. The statistical rationale used in devising the Height-Weight progra...

Cutaneous Toxicity Evaluation of Air Force Development Materials. Vii. Amrl-tr-64-120.