Materiel

T. D. Wilson, New SolidBocket Propellant Polymer Binder Materiels, CPTR 87—42, Aug. 1987. 

JRMCP 706-133, Engineering Design Handbook, Maintainability Engineering Theory and Practice, U.S. Army Materiel Command, Washington, D.C., 1976. 

DARCOM-P-702-4, Reliability Growth Management, U.S. Army Materiel Development and Readiness Command, Alexandria, Va., 1976. 

U. S. Army Materiel Command, Engineering Design Handbooks-Development Guide forReliability, Part 2 Design for Reliability (AMCP 706-196) Part 3 Reliability Prediction (AMCP 706-197) Part 4 Reliability Measurement (AMCP 706-298), National Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va., 1976. 

Mazza, J.J. and Kuhbander, R.J., Grit blast/silane (GBS) aluminum surface preparation for structural adhesive bonding, WL-TR-94-4111. Materials Laboratory, Air Force Materiel Command, September 1999. 

Methode de financement par laquelle une compagnie (le preneur) peut louer du materiel appartenant a un tiers (le bailleur) en utilisant pour le paiement le flux de tresorerie obtenu grace k ce materiel. 

Dr Raymond F. Walker, Energetics Materials Division Chief, provided financial support and encourage meat to continue this work, as did Mr Edward J. Kolb of Headquarters, US Army Materiel Development and Readiness Command (DARCOM). Further financial support was received from the sale of copies to non-government agencies and individuals by the National Technical Information Service, US Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va 22161... 

Anon, Timing Systems and Components", AMCP 706-205, Engineering Design Handbook", US Army Materiel Command, 5001 Eisenhower Ave, Alexandria, Va 22333 (Dec 1975)... 

Based on reports and recommendations of the Army Materiel Acquisition Review Committee (AMARC) on 1 April 1974, a major reorganization of AMC was instituted for completion within four years (Ref 4). The concept of separate development and logistic centers was replaced with Research and Development (R D) Commands or Materiel Readiness Commands, under the US Army Materiel Development and Readiness Command (DARCOM). 

USAARMCOM Regulation 10-10 assigns Pica-tinny Arsenal its mission, major functions and materiel assignments within the Armament Command. The following is an extract from that regulation ... 

Mission. To perform research, design development, engineering, integrated logistic support, maintenance support, procurement, fabrication, and product assurance of assigned materiel Major Functions. 

Conduct research, development, test and evaluation with respect to assigned materiel and perform specialized research and technology in the following fields ... 

Perform design, product, process, maintenance, and value engineering, and related product assurance for assigned materiel... 

Perform mobilization planning (general mobilization, continuity of operations, and industrial preparedness) to include utilization of pilot line fabrication and shop capabilities to provide assigned materiel in short supply until such time as industry can assure quantity production... 

Perform malfunction/deflciency investigations for assigned materiel... 

Maintain direct contact with users to monitor design engineering and quality assurance potential problems for newly fielded items Materiel Assignments. 

Effective July 1973, the U.S. Army Armament.Command was established as a Major Command of the U.S. Army Materiel Command, located at Rock Island, Illinois. Effective 30 September 1973, the U.S. Army Munitions Command and the U.S. Army Weapons Command were disestablished and merged into the operational command of this new Armament Command. Picatinny Arsenal, as a Commodity Center, presently reports organizationally to the U.S. Army Armament Command Refs 1) N.F. Ramsey, ArOrdn 7, 1-8 (1926) (Historical background) 2) F.H. Miles, ibid,... 

The use of PM products in Army materiel fulfills a variety of special applications. These products would include magnetic materials, refractory metals, controlled-porosity materials,... 

Franz, David R. Defense Against Toxin Weapons. Rev. ed. Fort Detrick, MD United States Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, 1997. 

Systematic Approach for Safely Designing a Chemical Surety Materiel Laboratory... 

This article shows, through example, how established system safety concepts can be used to develop safety criteria for the design of a chemical surety materiel laboratory. This systematic approach, when applied as described in this article, results in a laboratory dedicated to achieve mission objectives in an environment relatively free of inherent hazards for the least number of dollars. 

The intended purpose of this article is to demonstrate, through specific examples, how FSS can be applied to the design/construc-tion/operation of a chemical surety materiel laboratory. The laboratory under study is a 32 million dollar Military Construction, Army (MCA) project designed to replace aging facilities which are currently utilized to perform daily Chemical Surety Materiel (CSM) operations. For the purpose of this article, CSM is defined as a... 

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