ABOUT SENSATIONS 1948 U. S. NAVAL AVIATOR TRAINING FILM INNER EAR PILOT PERCEPTION 34164b
Want to support this channel and help us preserve old films Visit Visit our website In 1943, U. S. Navy Commander Spencer Seth Warner created the Grampaw Pettibone character. Designed by cartoonist Robert Osborn, the character appeared in the Naval Aviation News and on various naval aviation safety posters. These often featured case studies of pilot mistakes that proved consequential if not outright fatal. The sage of safety campaign proved successful enough that the Navy commissioned a series of UPA studio cartoons. This one, About Sensations was made in 1948. It does not feature the Pettibone character, but was probably inspired by that series. The hilarious and informative cartoon tells the story of the human body s sensory system, including the operation of the inner ear. The film tells the story of U. S. Navy aviator Lieutenant Hank Morgan, a man of unwavering power and concentration and takes a peek inside his head to see how
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