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The U.S. Army completed tests on the Advanced Inflight Relief Universal System, built by AIRION, for helicopter pilots. The system helps pilots avoid tactical dehydration during long missions by allowing them to relieve themselves mid-flight. Tests involved three battalions from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, including Apache, Black Hawk, and Chinook helicopters, covering various heights and both men and women.
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