WHEN SHOULD FLYERS USE OXYGEN?

(1) When wounded, especially with injuries accompanied by

hemorrhage or shock.

(2) Above 10,000 feet on day missions, both in training and combat.

(3) From ground up on all night missions.

(a) To prevent night blindness.

(b) Night vision impaired early and to a marked degree at

comparatively low altitude.

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