NAVY - AS - Naval Air Systems Command: Recent submissions
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MIL-C-8104C
Abstract: This specification covers the requirements for one type of treated cotton cloth for use in aircraft. Intended Use: The cloth of this specification is intended for use as sheeting to cover aircraft insulation ... -
A-A-59296
Abstract: This commercial item description covers two component, room-temperature curing, insulating compounds for field-splicing applications. -
MIL-R-85880
Abstract: This specification establishes the minimum requirements for the design, verification and qualification of auxiliary booster propulsion systems, hereinafter referred to as "booster." Although this specification applies to ...Subject(s) : Booster systems , JATO units , Motor , rocket , Propulsion systems , booster , Rocket motor , -
MIL-T-85235
Abstract: The equipment covered by this specification shall be for use at the intermediate and depot levels of maintenance and shall be capable of performing functional tests and fault isolation on AN/ARC-159, AN/ARC-159(V), ... -
MIL-B-82572A
Abstract: This specification establishes special requirements normally not required by the applicable drawings and provides quality assurance provisions for the explosive loading, assembly, and packaging of the general purpose bomb ...Subject(s) : 2000 pound , Bomb , Bomb , Bomb , general purpose , GP , Mark 84 , Mark 84 , MK 84 , -
MIL-G-5485D
Abstract: This specification covers the requirements for bullet resistant glass in aircraft windscreen and other similar applications. Intended Use: Laminated bullet resistant glass laminates covered by this specification ...Subject(s) : Ballistic requirements , Impact resistance , Laminate construction , -
MS20003 REV C
Abstract: This military standard is approved by the Department of Defense and is mandatory on all activities. Selection for all new engineering and design applications and for repetitive use shall be made from this document. -
W-L-101/122A
Abstract: This specification sheet was approved by the Commissioner, Federal Supply Service, General Services Administration, for the use of all Federal agencies.
(This specification sheet forms a part of the latest issue of ... -
MIL-W-81822/15A
Abstract: This specification is approved for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.
The complete requirements for acquiring the wire described herein shall consist of this document and the issue in ... -
MIL-H-85800/1
Abstract: This specification is approved for use within the Naval Air Systems Command, Department of the Navy, and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.
The complete requirements for ... -
MIL-PRF-21480/24
Abstract: Generator class. The generator is classified as a class W as modified herein.
Part or identifying number (PIN). Components that make up the generator systems covered by this specification sheet are ... -
MIL-C-85122
Abstract: This specification defines assembly, performance and test requirements for MARK 100 series 20 millimeter (MM) cartridges.
Cartridges covered by this specification are as follows:
(a) High Pressure Test (HPT), ... -
W-L-101/109A
Abstract: This specification sheet was approved by the Commissioner, Federal Supply Service, General Services Administration, for the use of all Federal agencies.
(This specification sheet forms a part of the latest issue of ... -
MS14540
Abstract:
THE TIRE SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF MIL-R-7726 EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED HEREIN.Request PDF
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MIL-P-85833
Abstract: This specification establishes the requirements for the manufacture and acceptance of a protective assembly (PASS) to provide head, eye and respiratory protection for helicopter aircrewmen in a chemical, biological and ...Subject(s) : Agent resistant , Airflow , Anti-drowning , Battery , Biological , Chemical , Coupling , Decontamination , Helicopter aircrewman , Intercom , Mask , PASS , Protection factor , Radiological , Survivability , Toxic , Valsalva , Vapor , Ventilator ,

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