What is the combined program that includes Naval Aviation Physiology Training and Naval Aviation Water Survival Training?

The Naval Aviation Survival Training Program is specifically designed to encompass both Naval Aviation Physiology Training and Naval Aviation Water Survival Training. This combined program is essential for preparing personnel to handle the physiological challenges of flying and to survive in water emergencies.

Naval Aviation Physiology Training focuses on the physiological effects of flight, including the impact of altitude, G-forces, and oxygen deprivation, ensuring that aviators understand how their bodies react under various flying conditions. On the other hand, Naval Aviation Water Survival Training equips personnel with critical skills to survive in the water after an abandon ship scenario or water ditching, covering techniques like self-rescue and rescue of others.

Having these two vital elements under one umbrella allows for a comprehensive understanding and preparedness for the life-threatening situations that can occur from aviation operation to a water emergency, making this program integral to the overall safety and effectiveness of naval aviation personnel.