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Subjective fatigue of C-141 aircrews during Operation Desert Storm by Neville, K J, Bisson, R U, French, J, Boll, P A, Storm, W F

“…Airlift crews were exposed to extended work periods, reduced sleep periods, night work, and circadian dysrhythmia caused by shift work and time-zone crossings…”
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Circadian rhythm desynchronosis in military deployments: a review of current strategies by Ferrer, Jr, C F, Bisson, R U, French, J

“…The combined problems of changing work schedules and work places are not uncommon in military operations. For example, during the Persian Gulf War, many…”
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Aircrew fatigue during Desert Shield C-5 transport operations by Bisson, R U, Lyons, T J, Hatsel, C

“…The metrics used to define U.S. Air Force crew rest and flight duty limitations were not designed to manage surge operations such as Operation Desert Shield…”
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Crew fatigue during simulated, long duration B-1B bomber missions by French, J, Bisson, R U, Neville, K J, Mitcha, J, Storm, W F

“…Crew fatigue associated with successive and unaugmented 36 h missions was evaluated in B-1B simulators. Data were obtained from 32 operationally qualified…”
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Prevalence of decompression sickness among U-2 pilots by Bendrick, G A, Ainscough, M J, Pilmanis, A A, Bisson, R U

“…Though it is rarely reported, decompression sickness (DCS) is an expected risk for U-2 aviators. The potential for chronic sequelae of untreated DCS in this…”
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Prediction of maximal oxygen uptake from submaximal exercise testing in aerobically fit and nonfit men by Hartung, G H, Krock, L P, Crandall, C G, Bisson, R U, Myhre, L G

“…Aerobic physical fitness, as determined by the body's maximal capacity to utilize oxygen (VO2max) during demanding work, is an important determinant of a…”
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