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September 1, 1983Military Medicine

Good and Poor Sleepers Differ in Navy Performance

Laverne C. Johnson Cheryl L. Spinweber

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Laverne C. Johnson, Ph.D., Cheryl L. Spinweber, Ph.D.; Good and Poor Sleepers Differ in Navy Performance, Military Medicine, Volume 148, Issue 9, 1 Septemb

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