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TABLE 47-V ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONS THAT CLOTHING ADDS TO NUDE BODY MEASUREMENTS Measurement Civilian clothing Underwear, shtrt, trousers, and tie (or dress) Jacket and shoes 1 Army uniform Underwear, khakis orfatigues, combat suit, overcoat, socks, shoes, gloves, wool cap, helmet and liner1 Air Force WW-II heavy winter flying clothes jacket, trousers, helmet, boots, and gloves 3 Weight (lb) Stature (in) Abdomen depth (in) Arm reach, anterior (in ) Buttock-knee length (in) Chest breadth (in) Chest depth (in) Elbow breadth (in) Eye height sitting (in ) Foot breadth (in) Foot length (in) Hand breadth (in) Hand length (in) Head breadth (in) Head length (in) Head height (in) Hip breadth (in) Hip breadth sitting (in ) Knee breadth (both) (in ) Knee height, sitting (in) Shoulder breadth (in) Shoulder-elbow length (in) Shoulder height sitting (in ) Sitting height (in ) `for women, 3 to 4 4-6" 1 0bc 12 03 10 01 0 2-0 3 1 2-1 6 08 1 0b 01* "for women 0 5 to 3 0 22 9 2 75 254 37 70 1 54 212 22 20 1 60 30 28 35 1 45 1 40 1 40 1 68 1 44 1 16 62 80 1 67 20 0 19 14 04 05 06 14 44 04 12 27 04 04 04 04 02 13 17 25 18 07 03 06 06 'add another 1 0 . for headgear W F Ashe P Bodenman. and L. B Roberts Anthropometric Measurements, Proiect No 9, File No 741-3 Armored Force Medical Research Laboratories, Fort Knox. Ky 1943 'I Emanuel `US Air Force clothing increment,' unpublished report Anthropology Section, Aero Medical Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio (No date) *A Damon Effect ot Flying Clothing on Body Measurements ot Army Air Force Flyers. Memorandum Rpt ENG-49-695-32, Engineering Div, Aero Medical Laboratory, ATSC, Wright Field, Ohio 1943 Data reported in The Human Body in Equipment Design, by A Damon, H W Stoudt, and ft A McFarland Cambridge, Mass , Harvard University Press 1966 1615