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Show Get Sick on Land to Stop Sea-Sickness f IX. n! 'r 1 hi s In a giant land, sea and air invasion, Allied military leaders must consider and plan for every emergency including seasickness. To accumulate data on this subject, the army developed a sea-horse which gets soldiers as sick as they would be after several hours on rough water. As a result of these experiments, capsules to prevent pre-vent motion-sickness are given to invasion troops an hour and a half before embarkation. Left: Sergt. Arthur F. Nichols after a session in the sea-horse. Right: The contraption m action. |