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<p>By Hospital Corpsman 1st Class (AW) Marygrace Kelsey.<br><br>"When an emergency happens at 35,000 feet, it’s crucial that the aircrew is familiar with the emergency procedures and equipment to ensure safety and survival. HM 8409’s train in the basic knowledge and skills as a technical assistant to the Naval Aerospace Physiologist and Aeromedical Safety Officer. They provide Aviators, Aircrews, perspective flight personnel, as well as joint service personnel the skills needed to handle in-flight emergencies, ground and water survival."<br></p>
<br>Subjects: Navy Medicine Live Blog; training; aviation medicine; Hospital Corps; Naval Survival Training Institute</div>
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery</div>
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