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NATO - AEP-22

(RESTRICTED) A Guide to Transient Radiation Effects on Electronics at the Tactical Level

inactive, Most Current
Organization: NATO
Publication Date: 1 June 1994
Status: inactive

Document History

AEP-22
June 1, 1994
(RESTRICTED) A Guide to Transient Radiation Effects on Electronics at the Tactical Level
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References

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 13-131 - Ordnance Board Safety Guidelines for Weapons and Munitions
Published by MODUK on June 27, 1997
INTRODUCTION There is often a conflict between the requirements for effectiveness and for safety of a munition. Designers, manufacturers and those involved in the assessment of safety should act in...
This document is referenced by:
AEP-14 - GUIDELINES TO IMPROVE NUCLEAR RADIATION PROTECTION OF MILITARY VEHICLES
Published by NATO on March 1, 2004
INTRODUCTION. This document is intended to assist NATO planners, designers, and analysts in assessing the need for, developing, and evaluating military vehicles with substantially improved protection...
This document is referenced by:
STANAG 4599 - WEAPON LAUNCHED GRENADE SYSTEMS, DESIGN SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND SAFETY AND SUITABILITY FOR SERVICE EVALUATION
Published by NATO on March 13, 2007
AIM The aim of this agreement is to provide design safety requirements and to define standard tests required supporting the evaluation of the safety and suitability for service of weapon launched...
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