NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization: Recent submissions
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NATO EXTAC 1000
Abstract: FOREWARD
EXTAC 1000, Maritime Maneuvering and Tactical Procedures, provides naval maneuvering concepts and signaling instruction for units of different navies that have not historically operated together and do not ... -
NATO STANAG 3609
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to establish minimum maintenance standards for fixed Jet Fuel Storage Installations (JFSIs) used by NATO nations. -
NATO ALP-10
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this document is to provide general guidance on the policy, implementation and responsibilities for the application of Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) in multinational armament programmes ... -
NATO STANAG 1435
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to specify the detailed requirements for the safe operation of commercial helicopters in support of NATO maritime operations. -
NATO STANAG 3976
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to register national acceptance of AEP-15 and all changes thereto which concern purely national information. -
NATO AFAP-4
Abstract: This Allied Publication defines a method for the determination of surface spread of flame of a material. The procedure is an implementation of ISO 5658-2: 2006 for the measurement of surface spread of flame and of IMO FTP ... -
NATO STANAG 3419
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to establish the specifications for film spools used in aerial cameras. -
NATO STANAG 4205
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to define the technical standards required to ensure interoperability of land, air and maritime single channel UHF radio equipment. -
NATO AJP-4.5(A)
Abstract: SCOPE & APPLICABILITY
This AJP describes the procedures and responsibilities required for HNS between the HN, NATO formations and SN(s). HNSAs are developed with reference to existing Status of ... -
NATO STANAG 3379
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to establish in-flight visual signals and the essential procedures for using them. -
NATO STANAG 4161
Abstract: The aim of this agreement is to define the Optical Transfer Function (OTF) which characterizes the imaging quality of imaging devices, to establish the principles and procedures for its measurement and finally, to give ... -
NATO AEP-64
Abstract: This publication deals with the performance requirements for the protection of land military equipment by paint systems having the following functions:
a. Corrosion control.
b. Chemical agent resistance.
c. ... -
NATO STANAG 3465
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to establish safety, emergency and signalling procedures to be used when engaged in transporting personnel on joint air transport or airborne operations. -
NATO STANAG 7057
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to inform participating nations of the data elements used to control cargo movements by other participating member nations. -
NATO STANAG 3896
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this standardization agreement is to have participating nations:
a. Employ standardized aircraft rescue and firefighting information (fire and special hazards; aircraft entry and engine shutdown ... -
NATO AEP-67
Abstract: Purpose
The purpose of this guidebook is to provide guidance in how to build assurance into a system throughout its life cycle. This guidebook identifies and discusses systems engineering activities, ... -
NATO STANAG 2604
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to ensure the functional interchangeability in the bracking systems between tractors, draw-bar trailers and semi-trailers of equipment combinations for military use. -
NATO STANAG 4653
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to ensure that nations adopt AEP-58 (Edition 1),Combined Operation Characteristics, Technical Specification and Test Procedures and Evaluation Criteria for NBC Decontamination ... -
NATO STANAG 2238
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to register national acceptance of AJP-3.12(A). -
NATO STANAG 4062
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to ensure that adequate slinging and tie-down facilities are provided on all military equipment except that listed in paragraphs 3b and c.

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