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December 31st 03, 08:45 PM
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Explosive decompression by the book
I'm putting this in a separate post to avoid having it lost in the noise. Please refer to the Airplane Flying Handbook, pages 13-4 and 13-5, where the term "explosive decompression" is used. A partial quote: "Air will rush from the mouth and nose due to the escape of air from the lungs, and may be noticed by some individuals."
I don't write fiction. Bob Gardner 
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