USAARL: United States Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory

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TECHNICAL REPORTS

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TESTING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR USE ON AIRCRAFT

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CONTRIBUTING TO WARFIGHTER PERFORMANCE

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MENTORING THE NEXT GENERATION OF RESEARCHERS

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CONDUCTING MEDICAL RESEARCH FOR NEXT GENERATION COMBAT VEHICLE

News

U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory building dedicated to Joseph L. Haley Jr., Army scientist, engineer

On Dec. 9 the last-remaining building on the original 1962 site of the U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory was dedicated in honor of late USAARL engineer, Joseph L. Haley Jr. The building, numbered 8825, is located on Fort Rucker.

USAARL celebrates 60 years of research, development, testing, evaluation for the warfighter

In 1962, shortly after rotary-wing aviation training was moved from Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to Camp Rucker, and the Howze Board showed support for the use of rotary-wing aircraft in combat following its proven superiority in the harsh terrain of the Korean War,

USAARL Engineer Honored by the Military Health System for Career-long Contributions to the Safety and Protection of Warfighters

Frederick Brozoski's career began when he graduated from Auburn University with both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Aerospace Engineering.

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