Staple-bound manual entitled, "Aerospace Physiological Training Outline," 8 x 10.5, 19 pages, by NASA's Physiological Training Branch, Medical Operations Division, September 1969. The manual has been extensively annotated throughout by Dan Schaiewitz, an Extravehicular Crew Training Engineer at Kennedy Space Center, with detailed notes on the physiological stresses that may be experienced by a human in space. In fine condition, with a few spots of mild foxing to cover. Accompanied by a manual entitled "Training Guide, Course No. OP-120 BEN, Saturn V Safety Orientation," dated June 7, 1968, which is not annotated inside. From the collection of Dan Schaiewitz, who worked as Extravehicular Crew Training Engineer at KSC. View Dan's many Collect Space posts here. Engineer Dan Schaiewitz gives us a fascinating firsthand glimpse into his experiences on the cutting edge of space exploration during the Apollo missions, in this podcast.
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