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Training for High Altitude Emergencies
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Training for High Altitude Emergencies

NASA / AFRC · 2022-09-28 · photograph (digital archive)

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In preparation for flight tests of the X-59, NASA Armstrong research pilot Nils Larson goes through pressure breathing training in San Antonio, Texas.

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Armstrong Flight Research CenterAFRCX-59LBFDNils Larson
Credit lineTraining for High Altitude Emergencies. NASA/AFRC, 2022-09-28. Public domain. ID: AFRC2022-0136-14.
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