Prestigious awards go to U.S. Navy Aerospace Experimental Psychologists attached to NAMRU-Dayton Photo By Megan Mudersbach | U.S. Navy Aerospace Experimental Psychologists assigned to Naval Medical Research Unit.. read moreread more Photo By Megan Mudersbach | U.S. Navy Aerospace Experimental Psychologists assigned to Naval Medical Research Unit Dayton (NAMRU-Dayton) prepare for a test profile in the Disorientation Research Device, also known as the Kraken. As a basic research device, the Kraken can be customized for specific project needs. Here, NAMRU-Dayton researchers use the Kraken to study the impact of spatial disorientation and visual illusions on aircrew performance. Lt. Cmdr. Brennan Cox (left), Deputy Director, Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory (NAMRL), NAMRU-Dayton and Lt. Sarah Sherwood (right), Acting Department Head, Acceleration and Sensory Sciences Departm