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Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

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Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron,

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Maj Jennifer Giovannetti 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, Flight commander, Aerospace & Operational Physiology instructs Lt Col Michael Contardo AETC T-6 pilot instructor training, through an Spatial Disorientation Trainer profile designed to induce the vestibulo-ocular reflex called nystagmus at Joint Base San Antonio – Randolph June 7, 2016. The trainer is intended to teach pilots how to correctly identify different types of air sickness they may encounter during flight. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jason Huddleston/Released)

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07/06/2016
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29.45696, -98.44584
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