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Civilian perks billed from military research promise
Army research aims beyond defense with promised civilian benefits from aerosol insecticide uses to blood vessel repair tubing and tiny radio micromodules. Generals note mass production could bring affordable helicopters for civilians by 1964 and new dehydrated meals. Researchers stress broad tech payout while cautioning civilian gains hinge on defense funding.
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Aviation Space Writers’ Association
South Pacific
Army Medical Corps
Clifton F. von Kann
Army Aviation
Medical Corps
Colin Vorder Bruegge
Army Medical and Research Command