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On June 14, 1948, the RAF immersion suit stood as a compact survival layer designed for aircrew forced into the water. Packed tightly inside the Mae West lifejacket, it could be pulled on after ditching, hood raised, then inflated by blowing into a tube. The inflated suit formed a...

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