Naval Aerospace and Operational Physiology Program

Naval Aerospace and Operational Physiology Program Combine aviation, physiology and technology into the job of a lifetime: Naval Aerospace and Operatio
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05/30/2022
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05/22/2022

Saw an advanced screening of on the IMAX at . Dust off your Tomcat patches, my friends, and go get your tickets.

05/07/2022

Congrats and good luck to Virg as he takes charge of the Naval Survival Training Institute!

Pictures for Heroes
05/17/2018

Pictures for Heroes

WWII Hero, Mr. Laverne Peck flew over 45 combat missions as a fighter pilot in the South Pacific during WWII. One particular instance nearly left him dead. He and his wingman were catapulted off a carrier for a strafing mission, when Mr. Peck’s engine died. The next thing he remembers is waking up, still strapped in the cockpit, completely submerged underwater. He managed to free himself along with his liferaft from the still-sinking airplane and followed the direction of the bubbles to reach the surface.
What he didn’t know and would later learn is that he was underwater for 8 minutes. His life was saved by a brand new water tight oxygen mask that they were newly issued. He also didnt know that his wingman had reported the crash and noted, ‘No survivors’. Mr. Peck dressed his wounds and gathered himself to prepare what could be weeks alone on the open ocean. Luck struck again 16 hours later, just before sunset, when a detroyer in the distance saw the raft floating in the ocean, and changed course to pick up the injured pilot. He returned to combat in just over 4 weeks time. On sunny days he can catch the sun glinting off the glass that is still stuck in his right eye from that crash. Thanm you for your bravery and sacrifice. If not for men like you we would be living in a different world today. The National WWII Museum Honor Flight Bluegrass Honor Flight of Southern Indiana CNN Fox 11 Los Angeles ABC7 ABC News Ellen DeGeneres

The Company Leader
03/24/2018
The Company Leader

The Company Leader

“America’s military has no preordained right to victory on the battlefield.”

With 11 words, SECDEF Jim Mattis declares a need for urgency.

Our colleagues in the Aerospace Experimental Psychology specialty are also recruiting. Aerospace Experimental Psycholog...
11/08/2017
AEP

Our colleagues in the Aerospace Experimental Psychology specialty are also recruiting. Aerospace Experimental Psychologists are active duty Naval Officers who serve as professional researchers and scientists. They are involved in all phases of systems development and acquisition, including bench-level research, development, test and evaluation, and a wide range of technology application areas including human engineering of platforms, aviation selection, and simulation and training.

Check out their webpage http://navyaep.com/ to learn more!

Naval Aerospace Experimental Psychology Aerospace Experimental Psychologists are active duty Naval Officers who serve as professional researchers and scientists. We are involved in all phases of systems development and acquisition, including bench-level research, development, test and evaluation, an...

NMOTC reviews End to End process
10/12/2017
NMOTC reviews End to End process

NMOTC reviews End to End process

PENSACOLA (Sept. 28, 2017) – Leaders from Navy Medicine Operational Training Center and its detachments recently met for a three-day meeting aimed to improve the use of the End-to-End process.

The Military Leader
09/27/2017
The Military Leader

The Military Leader

Capturing insight should be a reflexive leader activity.

08/01/2017
Northern Nevada Hyperbarics Inc.

Pretty cool, Wade.

Video we promised of the HELO from Fallon Naval Base landing for a Simulation Decompression Event..... We are the ONLY hospital to do Emergency Decompression for the Naval Base in Nevada. We learn so much from doing these simulations..... this was beyond AMAZING!

Navy Times
05/19/2017
Navy Times

Navy Times

“You get to do all the stuff in here,” said David Landon, a retired SH-60 Seahawk pilot and president and CEO of Systems Technology Inc.

A good listen:
04/27/2017
Modern War Institute

A good listen:

The latest episode of the MWI podcast is now out! We talk to retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, who makes the case that declining physical fitness poses a real risk to military readiness and national security.

Fleet Master Chief: It's an 'Us' Problem
04/14/2017
Fleet Master Chief: It's an 'Us' Problem

Fleet Master Chief: It's an 'Us' Problem

Last month, the military was reminded that toxic, unprofessional and inappropriate behavior still exists in our ranks.

The Military Leader
04/11/2017
The Military Leader

The Military Leader

I guess the Ranger instructors were onto something when they threw us into the frozen Malvesti course first thing in the morning...

03/16/2017

Several NAOPs spotlighted in February's Rudder.

Congratulations Ms. Lyche!
03/10/2017
NMOTC Announces Civilian of the Year

Congratulations Ms. Lyche!

Navy Medicine Operational Training Center (NMOTC) announced today the selection of the command Civilian of the Year (COY), who was chosen from among COYs from 16 NMOTC commands, detachments and units spread across the nation.

03/10/2017
Wright-Patterson AFB

Nice work Ivan!

This Freedom Friday, we highlight our Wright-Patt colleagues here at Naval Medical Research Unit-Dayton with their one-of-a-kind Disorientation Research Device, affectionately known as the Kraken. Find out why releasing the Kraken is a very good thing!

12/03/2016
HMX-1 Presidential Pilots

HMX-1 Presidential Pilots

HMX-1 is the Presidential support squadron based at Quantico, Virginia. Secondary missions include administrative support for Headquarters Marine Corps in an...

The Military Leader
12/03/2016
The Military Leader

The Military Leader

You may give a hundred salutes a day...every one matters.

Flight Time
10/07/2016

Flight Time

If you would like to be a Naval Aerospace and Operational Physiologist, or just want to discuss that possibility, contac...
03/20/2015

If you would like to be a Naval Aerospace and Operational Physiologist, or just want to discuss that possibility, contact the Specialty Leader at: [email protected]

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The latest from our PEAT AMSO, CAPT Linderman.
Today is CAPT P. W. Paul Scrimshaw's 97th Birthday. Congratulations!
Just finished reading the hard copy of this quarter’s Naval Aviation News, and wanted to share since it had so many relevant articles for our community. There’s an article on PEs that is written by Admiral Joyner, and a phenomenal article on night vision technology in the F-35 that talks about how a friend of mine did some of the first shipboard landings with NVC, and some of the challenges that were seen with that test program. There’s also info on CVW-5 moving to Iwakuni, the completion of the F-35 program’s SDD, and CNATRA updates.

Enjoy, Ladies and Gents!

These surfaced at TW-6 in Pensacola during a recent office clean up. No date is published. Anyone know when they were created/issued?
https://news.usni.org/2018/04/16/investigation-reckless-flying-caused-fatal-t-45c-crash-killed-two-naval-aviators
Anyone know who this was made after? Hint: TW6 AMSO 2008 'ish
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