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NAVY - MIL-T-81409

TEST HARNESS, DIRECTION FINDER SET AN/ALM-28(*)

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Organization: NAVY
Publication Date: 15 February 1966
Status: inactive
Page Count: 24

Document History

MIL-T-81409 CANC NOTICE 1
October 2, 1996
TEST HARNESS, DIRECTION FINDER SET AN/ALM-28(*)
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MIL-T-81409
February 15, 1966
TEST HARNESS, DIRECTION FINDER SET AN/ALM-28(*)
A description is not available for this item.

References

This document references:
MIL-STD-242 - ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT PARTS SELECTED STANDARDS
Published by NPFC on August 17, 1981
FOREWORD This Military Standard provides equipment designers and manufacturers with a list of electronic parts having quality levels most acceptable in the design and construction of Mi 1itary...
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MS21993 REV D - CABLE ASSEMBLIES, POWER, ELECTRICAL (PERMANENTLY ATTACHED)
Published by NAVY on August 11, 1975
A description is not available for this item.
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MIL-DTL-18307 - NOMENCLATURE AND IDENTIFICATION FOR AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS INCLUDING JOINT ELECTRONICS TYPE DESIGNATED SYSTEMS AND ASSOCIATED SUPPORT SYSTEMS
Published by NPFC on April 28, 2006
This specification establishes requirements for obtaining the official assignment or confirmation of nomenclature and for identification and re-identification marking for electronic and aeronautical...
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MIL-DTL-76 - WIRE AND CABLE, HOOKUP, ELECTRICAL, INSULATED, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
Published by NPFC on November 3, 2016
This specification covers single-conductor, synthetic-resin insulated, electrical hookup wire and cable for use, at temperatures from -55°C to +90°C (see 6.5.3), in the internal wiring of electrical...
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