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Table 4-1.Antiexposure Suit Requirements
Figure 4-6.CWU-23/P liner

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4. When water temperature is below 60°F and antiexposure suits are not required, the flight equipment includes antiexposure, high- temperature resistant undergarments. Wearing double layers of these undergarments can signi- ficantly improve antiexposure protection. A/P22P-6(V)2 and A/P22P-6A(V)2 Antiexposure Assemblies The A/P22P-6(V)2 and the A/P22P-6A(V)2 antiexposure assemblies (fig. 4-5) are continuous wear assemblies designed to keep the wearer dry. The complete assemblies provide protection from the thermal effects of cold water immersion in the event of emergency overwater bailout. The assemblies differ only in the type of liner that is worn. The A/P22P-6(V)2 as- sembly uses the CWU-23/P liner, and the A/P22P-6A(V)2 assembly uses the CWU-72P liner. Table 4-2 lists the components that make up the A/P22P-6(V)2 and the A/P22P-6A(V)2 antiexposure assemblies. Figure 4-5.—A/P22P-6(V)2 and A/P22P-6A(V)2 antiexposure apparel assemblies, constant wear. 4-8







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