A continuing aim from the beginning of manned flight has been to protect occupants in aircraft crashes from the effects of impact. Although aircraft crashes are uncommon they have serious consequences and, in particular, survivability and injury causation are major concerns in both military and civil aviation.
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Into Thin Air and Thick Mud: Aircraft Accidents and How to Survive Them
Added on 20 February 2008 by Royal Aeronautical Society
Tags: aircraft accidents, aircraft crashes, aviation medicine, crash injury, crashworthiness design, injury causation, raf leeming, Stewart Named Lecture, wales college of medicine
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