MIL-I-14646

INSIGNIA, SHOULDER LOOP, COMBAT LEADER IDENTIFICATION

Year: 1976

Abstract: This specification covers one type of insignia worn on the shoulder loop to designate combat leader. Intended Use: - Shoulder loop insignia covered by this specification are intended to be worn by Army personnel to indicate the wearer is designated a combat leader. 
                Lot expressed                                   Sample Size Examination     in units of     Unit of product No. of units    No. of units  a. #insignia    One folding or  One folding or  Up to 300       4 per folding or  set-up box      set-up box      301 or over     5 set-up box  b. #folding     One shipping    One shipping    Up to 3         All or set-up      container       container       4 to 6          3 boxes per                                      7 and over      4 shipping container
The lot shall be unacceptable if any of the following are found: (a) Number of insignia per folding or set-up box. (1) The average number of insignia per box in sample is less than specified or the quantity marked on the box. (2) The number of insignia in any box is more than 5 percent under the quantity specified or the quantity marked on the box. (b) Number of insignia per shipping container - actual number of insignia per container is less than specified or less than quantity marked on container. - An examination shall be made to determine that packaging, packing and marking requirements of section 5 of this specification are compiled with. Defects shall be scored in accordance with defects list below. Sample unit shall be one shipping container fully packed, selected just prior to the closing operation. Defects of closure listed below shall be examined on shipping containers fully prepared for delivery. The lot size shall be the number of containers in the inspection lot. The inspection level shall be S-2 and the AQL shall be 4.0 defects per hundred units. 
Examine                                  Defect  Marking (exterior       Omitted, incorrect, illegible, of improper size,  and interior)           location, sequence or method of application.  Material                Any component missing.                         Any component damaged, affecting serviceability.  Workmanship             Inadequate application of components, such as,                         incomplete closure of case liners, container flaps,                         loose strapping, inadequate stapling.                         Bulging or distortion of containers.
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