Air Service Medical. War Department. Air Service. Division of Military Aeronautics (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178225570)

Air Service Medical, published by the War Department, Air Service, Division of Military Aeronautics in 1919, provides a detailed overview of medical practices and standards within the early years of military aviation. This historical document offers insights into the challenges and innovations in aviation medicine during a pivotal era.

Focusing on the health and fitness of pilots and aircrew, the text outlines procedures for medical examinations, the treatment of flight-related injuries, and the prevention of diseases affecting air personnel. This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the medical aspects of military aviation during World War I and its immediate aftermath. Its historical significance makes it an important addition to collections on military history, aviation, and the evolution of medical practices in extreme environments.

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