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NATO - STANAG 3786

Safety Design Requirements for Airborne Dispenser Weapons

active, Most Current
Organization: NATO
Publication Date: 19 October 1994
Status: active
Page Count: 17
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AIM

The aim of this agreement is to standardize the safety design requirements for airborne dispenser weapons (dispensers and associated submunitions excluding chaff and flare dispenser systems) both captive and free flight.

Document History

STANAG 3786
October 19, 1994
Safety Design Requirements for Airborne Dispenser Weapons
AIM The aim of this agreement is to standardize the safety design requirements for airborne dispenser weapons (dispensers and associated submunitions excluding chaff and flare dispenser systems) both...
STANAG 3786
January 1, 1994
Safety Design Requirements for Airborne Dispenser Weapons
A description is not available for this item.
STANAG 3786
January 1, 1994
Safety Design Requirements for Airborne Dispenser Weapons
A description is not available for this item.
STANAG 3786
January 1, 1992
Safety Design Requirements and General Design Guidance for Airborne Dispenser Weapons
A description is not available for this item.
STANAG 3786
January 1, 1992
Safety Design Requirements and General Design Guidance for Airborne Dispenser Weapons
A description is not available for this item.
STANAG 3786
January 1, 1985
Design Safety Principles and General Design Criteria for Airborne Dispenser Weapons
A description is not available for this item.
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References

This document references:
AOP-15 - GUIDANCE ON THE ASSESSMENT OF THE SAFETY AND SUITABILITY FOR SERVICE OF NON-NUCLEAR MUNITIONS FOR NATO ARMED FORCES
Published by NATO on April 27, 2009
PURPOSE The purpose of this AOP is to: Provide a uniform guide to achieving a positive assessment that a non-nuclear munition is safe and suitable for use by NATO armed forces. Recommend system...
This document references:
AOP-16 - Fuzing Systems: Guidelines for STANAG 4187
Published by NATO on March 9, 2007
AIM The aim of this AOP is to guide designers in the application of the safety design requirements for fuzing systems given in Edition 4 of STANAG 4187.
This document references:
STANAG 3441 - DESIGN OF AIRCRAFT STORES
Published by NATO on October 22, 2007
AIM The aim of this agreement is to standardize the structural and mechanical design of aircraft stores and their associated suspension equipment interfaces to facilitate interchangeability and the...
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:
DEF STAN 07-085: PART 2 - Design Requirements for Weapons and Associated Systems Supplementry and Design Process Requirements
Published by MODUK on September 14, 2018
Weapons For the purpose of this standard, weapons are considered to be devices containing explosives, propellants, pyrotechnics, initiating compositions or other stored-energy components for use in...
This document is referenced by:
AAS3P-01 - SAFETY AND SUITABILITY FOR SERVICE ASSESSMENT TESTING OF NON-NUCLEAR MUNITIONS
Published by NATO on April 12, 2019
PURPOSE The purpose of this document is to guide personnel involved in the planning and implementation of S3 assessment and testing of munitions to enable appropriate evidence to be collected...
This document is referenced by:
DEF STAN 07-085: PART 1 - Design Requirements for Weapons and Associated Systems Mandatory Design Requirements
Published by MODUK on November 28, 2017
Weapons For the purposes of this standard, weapons are considered to be devices containing explosives, propellants, pyrotechnics, initiating compositions or other stored-energy components for use in...
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