Quantico, VA: Marine Corps Research, Development and Acquisition Command, Mobility and Logistics Division, 1987. Presumed First Edition, First printing thus. Wraps. Cover plus 14 numbered pages. Figures. Tables. Ink notation at bottom of front cover. Distribution notice on front cover is understood to no longer apply do to the passage of time and advancement of technology. This is a subsystem of the CATFAE. CATFAE stands for Catapult Launched Fuel-Air Explosive which is a land mine countermeasure. Prime Item Development Specifications is also known by the acronym PIDS. This document addresses military specification, Military standards, other relevant publications. It proves a general description of this all-up fuel-air explosive munition. It addresses ballistic dispersion, and launch velocity. It presents its physical characteristics and components and assemblies. The delay detonator is a pyrotechnic delay device that is initiated by a percussion type firing pin and has an explosive output suitable for initiating explosive trains. The detonator was to withstand a five foot drop while remaining safe an with no explosive element burned or detonated. More

Quantico, VA: Marine Corps Research, Development and Acquisition Command, Mobility and Logistics Division, 1987. Presumed First Edition, First printing thus. Wraps. Cover plus 15 numbered pages. Figures. Tables. Ink notation at bottom of front cover. Distribution notice on front cover is understood to no longer apply do to the passage of time and advancement of technology. This is a subsystem of the CATFAE. CATFAE stands for Catapult Launched Fuel-Air Explosive which is a land mine countermeasure. Prime Item Development Specifications is also known by the acronym PIDS. This document addresses military specification, Military standards, other relevant publications. It proves a general description of this all-up fuel-air explosive munition. It addresses ballistic dispersion, and launch velocity. It presents its physical characteristics and components and assemblies. The Marker is a device which is expelled from the round upon impact and activated upon cloud detonation. The marker provides a visual indication of the impact point of a detonated round. The marker shall not cause the cloud nor any adjacent cloud to burn or prematurely detonate. More

Quantico, VA: Marine Corps Research, Development and Acquisition Command, Mobility and Logistics Division, 1987. Presumed First Edition, First printing thus. Wraps. Cover plus 19 numbered pages. Figures. Tables. Ink notation at bottom of front cover. Distribution notice on front cover is understood to no longer apply do to the passage of time and advancement of technology. CATFAE stands for Catapult Launched Fuel-Air Explosive which is a land mine countermeasure. Prime Item Development Specifications is also known by the acronym PIDS. This document addresses military specification, Military standards, other relevant publications. It proves a general description of this all-up fuel-air explosive munition. It addresses ballistic dispersion, and launch velocity. It presents its physical characteristics and components and assemblies. It discusses the Preproduction sample and Preproduction verification, as well as quality assurance and preproduction inspections. Various aspects of testing and inspection are also discussed. Environmental factors, such as shipboard vibration and mechanical shock are also discussed. More

Washington, DC: GPO, 1987. 118, spiralbound, illus. More

Washington, DC: GPO, 1971. 27 cm, 63, wraps, illus., covers somewhat soiled. Special issue on Federal Management Improvement Conference. More

Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma: Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, Material Management Engineering, Survivability Section, 1987. Presumed First Edition, First printing thus. Comb binding. [4], viii, 198 pages. Acronyms and Abbreviations. Nomenclature, Formulae. Glossary. References. Problems. Solutions. Illustrated front cover. This document was prepared for the Air Force by the Boeing Military Airplane Company, OC-ALC S/V Programs Office, Del City, Oklahoma. The purpose of the seminar was to provide the following information to newly assigned MMEAS survivability engineers: a. An awareness of the magnitude and complexity of the varied nuclear threats; b. An overview of general and specific Air Force policies and procedures in these areas: A. F. Tech Order System. Maintenance Data Collection System; Hardness Maintenance/Hardness Surveillance; Configuration Control; c. A detailed look at the "electronic" threat, Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP), and how to safeguard against it; and d. Methods of detecting degradations in the hardness of a system or sub-system through testing and inspection. The seminar included some theoretical background data, but focused on practical applications. The material provided during the seminar was provided as guidance and was not be be taken as directive in nature. The complex is responsible for the development and sustainment of a diverse portfolio of mission-critical software for the Air Force and diverse other customers, as well as world-wide aircraft battle damage repair capability for multiple weapons. Among the topics addressed are: Weapon Types, Energy Forms, Blast and Shock, Thermal, Radiation, EMP, Transient Radiation Effects on Electronics (TREE), Hardening, Maintenance, Surveillance, and Testing. More

Alexandria, VA: Defense, 1987. Third edition. Wraps. 560 p. More