Flying Suit Tested

The video discusses the Frank flying suit, initially used in combat two years ago, which prevents blackouts by equalizing pressure when filled with water. An experiment at seven times Earth's gravity shows how a pilot's weight increases and blood is pulled from the brain. The new flying suit allows pilots to maintain mental clarity under stress, contributing to Allied air superiority.

What is the primary function of the Frank flying suit?

• To increase pilot speed

• To prevent blackouts at high speeds

• To reduce aircraft noise

• To enhance pilot vision

How does the Frank flying suit help in preventing blackouts?

• By reducing the pilot's weight

• By increasing the pilot's blood pressure

• By equalizing blackout pressures in the body

• By cooling the pilot's body temperature

During the experiment, what happens to a pilot's weight at seven times Earth's gravity?

• It increases to over half a ton

• It doubles

• It decreases slightly

• It remains the same

What is the effect of the new flying suit on the pilot's mental reaction under stress?

• It remains perfect

• It slows down

• It becomes erratic

• It causes confusion

What advantage do the Allies gain from the new flying suit?

• Enhanced stealth capabilities

• Better fuel efficiency

• Improved air superiority

• Increased aircraft speed