Study of Psychological (and Associated Physiological) Effects on a Tank Crew Resulting from Being Buttoned Up

The present report presents the results of a literature survey designed to provide information on the psychological and associated physiological factors that might be expected to affect tank crew performance while operating buttoned up. The report also lists recommended design changes to be consider...

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Main Authors: Warnick, William L, Kubala, Albert L, Maxey, Jeffrey L, Ton, William H
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
AS755
CYCLES
HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING
Human Factors Engineering & Man Machine System
LITERATURE SURVEYS
NOISE(SOUND)
OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
PE63731A
PERFORMANCE(HUMAN)
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
PSYCHOLOGY
RADIATION
REST
TANK CREWS
TOXIC HAZARDS
VIBRATION
WORK
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Summary:The present report presents the results of a literature survey designed to provide information on the psychological and associated physiological factors that might be expected to affect tank crew performance while operating buttoned up. The report also lists recommended design changes to be considered or incorporated into our present tanks so that buttoned-up or continuous operations can be sustained. The findings provide a background against which armor doctrine and training concerning buttoned-up operations can be formulated.