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NATO - STANAG 1307

(Restricted) Maximum NATO Naval Operational Electromagnetic Environment Produced by Radio and Radar

inactive, Most Current
Organization: NATO
Publication Date: 2 April 1997
Status: inactive
scope:

AIM

The aim of this agreement is to define the maximum electromagnetic environment produced by Radio and Radar which may be encountered by personnel, ammunition, equipment embodying electro-explosive devices (EED) and flammables in NATO Naval Operations.

Document History

STANAG 1307
April 2, 1997
(Restricted) Maximum NATO Naval Operational Electromagnetic Environment Produced by Radio and Radar
AIM The aim of this agreement is to define the maximum electromagnetic environment produced by Radio and Radar which may be encountered by personnel, ammunition, equipment embodying electro-explosive...
STANAG 1307
January 1, 1986
Maximum NATO Naval Operational Electromagnetic Environment Produced by Radio and Radar
AIM The aim of this agreement is to define the maximum electromagnetic environment produced by Radio and Radar which may be encountered by personnel, ammunition, equipment embodying electro-explosive...
STANAG 1307
January 1, 1986
Maximum NATO Naval Operational Electromagnetic Environment Produced by Radio and Radar
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References

This document is referenced by:
STANAG 4238 - MUNITION DESIGN PRINCIPLES, ELECTRICAL/ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS
Published by NATO on February 25, 2002
AIM The aim of this agreement is to standardize the design principles which are to be applied to munitions containing Electro-Explosive Devices (EED) and to associated systems to provide the required...
This document is referenced by:
STANAG 4493 - TANK AMMUNITION, SAFETY AND SUITABILITY FOR SERVICE EVALUATION
Published by NATO on June 13, 2007
AIM The aim of this agreement is to establish within NATO a uniform method for the assessment and testing of the safety and suitability for service of tank ammunition.
This document is referenced by:
STANAG 4520 - RIFLE LAUNCHED GRENADE SYSTEMS, DESIGN SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND SAFETY AND SUITABILITY FOR SERVICE EVALUATION
Published by NATO on April 15, 2003
AIM The aim of this agreement is to provide design safety requirements and to define standard tests required to support the evaluation of the safety and suitability for service of rifle launched...
This document is referenced by:
DEF STAN 59-411: PART 04 - Electromagnetic Compatibility Part: 04 : Platform and System Tests and Trials
Published by MODUK on June 14, 2019
Clause 3 of this Standard deals with general requirements for IUT test and trials. Annex A of this Standard deals with Air Service requirements including Air System Trials for Release to Service...
This document is referenced by:
MIL-HDBK-237 - Electromagnetic Environmental Effects and Spectrum Supportability Guidance for the Acquisition Process
Published by NPFC on April 4, 2013
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