MIL-HDBK-2089

NAVY - AS - Naval Air Systems Command

AIRCRAFT SURVIVABILITY TERMS

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Year: 1997

Abstract: This document establishes standardized definitions for aircraft nonnuclear survivability terms so that communication problems that have confronted survivability practitioners as well as workers in allied disciplines, both in government agencies and industry, can be resolved. This handbook is for guidance only. This handbook cannot be cited as a requirement. If it is, the contractor does not have to comply.
The terms and definitions contained herein should be used, insofar as they are applicable, in all Department of Defense studies, reports, statements-of-work, and other documentation involving nonnuclear aircraft survivability. This handbook is intended for use by industry and government agencies engaged in any activity that involves and aspect or element of nonnuclear aircraft survivability. The activities and elements that comprise the survivability discipline are described in Section 4.
While this document was originally prepared for use with manned aircraft, it is equally applicable to any other air vehicle, e.g. drones, remotely piloted vehicles, cruise missiles, etc. Intended Use: This document is used for the standardization of definitions for aircraft nonnuclear survivability terms.

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contributor author	NAVY - AS - Naval Air Systems Command
date accessioned	2017-09-04T18:35:25Z
date available	2017-09-04T18:35:25Z
date copyright	05/30/1997
date issued	1997
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identifier uri	http://yse.yabesh.ir/std;query=anid=47037D83081DAC4218546D6E273C9FCD/handle/yse/217454
description abstract	This document establishes standardized definitions for aircraft nonnuclear survivability terms so that communication problems that have confronted survivability practitioners as well as workers in allied disciplines, both in government agencies and industry, can be resolved. This handbook is for guidance only. This handbook cannot be cited as a requirement. If it is, the contractor does not have to comply. The terms and definitions contained herein should be used, insofar as they are applicable, in all Department of Defense studies, reports, statements-of-work, and other documentation involving nonnuclear aircraft survivability. This handbook is intended for use by industry and government agencies engaged in any activity that involves and aspect or element of nonnuclear aircraft survivability. The activities and elements that comprise the survivability discipline are described in Section 4. While this document was originally prepared for use with manned aircraft, it is equally applicable to any other air vehicle, e.g. drones, remotely piloted vehicles, cruise missiles, etc. Intended Use: This document is used for the standardization of definitions for aircraft nonnuclear survivability terms.
language	English
title	MIL-HDBK-2089	num
title	AIRCRAFT SURVIVABILITY TERMS	en
type	standard
page	123
status	Active
tree	NAVY - AS - Naval Air Systems Command:;1997
contenttype	fulltext
subject keywords	Aimpoint
subject keywords	Air burst
subject keywords	Armor
subject keywords	Blast
subject keywords	Blast wave
subject keywords	Blowout
subject keywords	Burnout
subject keywords	Chemical threat
subject keywords	Crater
subject keywords	Deflagration
subject keywords	Detonation
subject keywords	Explosion
subject keywords	Failure mode
subject keywords	Fallout
subject keywords	Fireball
subject keywords	Fission
subject keywords	Fragment
subject keywords	Fusion
subject keywords	Hardening
subject keywords	Impulse
subject keywords	Incendiary
subject keywords	Infrared radiation
subject keywords	Intervisibility
subject keywords	Jinking
subject keywords	Jitter
subject keywords	Kill
subject keywords	Lock-on
subject keywords	Melting
subject keywords	Missile
subject keywords	Muzzle velocity
subject keywords	Neutron
subject keywords	Nuclear threat
subject keywords	Penetration
subject keywords	Penetrator
subject keywords	Projectile
subject keywords	Proliferation
subject keywords	Protron
subject keywords	Rad
subject keywords	Radioactivity
subject keywords	Radiological threat
subject keywords	Shaped charge
subject keywords	Shock wave
subject keywords	Spalling
subject keywords	Stealth
subject keywords	Surface burst
subject keywords	Survivability
subject keywords	Thermonuclear
subject keywords	Threats
subject keywords	Tracer
subject keywords	Vaporific
subject keywords	Vulnerability
subject keywords	Warhead
subject keywords	X-rays