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G suit

[jee-soot] / ˈdʒiˌsut /


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Flying at 550 m.p.h. without a G-suit, a pilot could black out in a one-mile turn.

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The flow of air to the G-suit is regulated by a weighted valve spring.

From Time Magazine Archive

Without the G-suit, he could not have stayed in the same air with a Russian MIG.

From Time Magazine Archive

During World War II, as a Navy captain, he put his knowledge to work by helping to develop the airman's "G-suit" and electrically heated clothing.

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With a G-suit, the jet jockey can fight his plane to the limit.

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