File:Wiley Post - Pressure Suit 1.jpg

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English: Full-length view of the first pressure suit made by Wiley Post, constructed at the BF Goodrich plant in California, 1934. This suit had no restraint system and Post was unable to bend his joints when pressurized. The book Spacesuits: The Smithsonian National Air and Space Collection states that this was the first of the three pressure suits made for Post.
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