BINOCULARS,M15A1 AND M17AI

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~-B-1365fiB
18 MARCH
1964
SUPERSEDING
MIL-R-13656A
13 MARCH 1956
MILITARY
SPECIHCATIOPl
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BINOCULARS,M15A1 AND M17AI
Thisspecification
has beenapprovedby the Department
of Defense ancl is mandatory for use by thz Department of the AmaII, the Navy, andthe Air Force.
MIL-C-13459
1. SCOPE
1.1 This specification
covers7 x 50 binoculars.These binocularsare essentially
identicalexceptfor a reticle
in BinocularM.17A11,
which is used,for the approximatemeasurement of smallangles.
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2. APPLICABLE
DOCUMENTS
2.1 The following
documents,oftheissuein
effecton date of invitation
for bids or requestfor proposal,
form a part of thisspecification
to theextentspecified
herein.
SPECIFICATIONS
FRDERAL
UU-T-106
UU–T–111
PPP–B-621
l?l?P-B-636
PPP–P–291
PPP-T-76
—Tape, Masking; Paper
(Pressure - Sensitive)
—Tape, “Paper Gummed
(Sealingand Securing)
—Boxes; Wood, Nailed
and Lock-Corner
—Boxes; Fiber
—Paperboard, W r a p ping,Cushioning
—Tape, Pressure-Sensitive,Adhesive, Paper,Water Resistant
MILITARY
NIILP-116
“ML-B-117
—Gases, Binocular:
M62A1 and 3163A1
Components
MIL-O-13,830 —Optical
for Fire ControlInstrurnentsjGeneral
Specification
G overningthe Manufac:
ture,’
Assembly”and
Inspectionof
Materiel:
MIL-F-13926 —Fire Control,
General Specifica~
tion Governing the
Manufacture an,d
Inspectionof
—Paper, Lens, Tissue,
MILP–13988
Antitarnish,Wrapping
‘
MIL-P-14232 —Parts, Equipment and
Tools for Ordnance
Materiel,Packaging
of
MIL-I-45208 —Inspection System Re‘ quirements
MIL-I-45607 —Inspection Equipment,
Supply and 3!Iaintenance for Ordnance
MIL-C-52078 —Cap-Plug, Cap, and
P 1u g, Protective,
Plastic Dust And
Moisture Seal
STANnARDS
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MILITMY
—Preservation,Method~
of
—Bags and Sleeves,InteriorPackaging
MIL”STD–105
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—Sampling
Pr~edures
and Tables “for Inspection by Attributes
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MIL-STD-109
—-Qua 1it y Assurance
Terms and Definitions
NIIL-ST?D-K29—Marking for Shipment
and Storage
IIRATVINGS
U.S.ARMY MUNITIONS COMMAND
ZZ_390
—13inocularM15A1
22-396
—Binocular M17Al
IEL–22-390-2 —Inspection Equipment
List for Binocular
M15A1
IEL–22–396-2 —Inspection IZquipment
List for Binocular
N117AI
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3.3.1iWIL-F’-l3926.
(a) Order of precedence.
(b) Dimensions and tolerances.
(c) Inorganic protectivesurface finishes.
(d) Part identification
and marking.
(e) Workmanship.
3.3.2iWIL-0-13830.
Cleanliness.
3.4 Environmental.
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3.4.1Storage temperature. ‘l%e binocular
(Copies
ofspecifications,
standards,
drawings
and
show no evidenceof ~lassbreakage or
publications
required
by suppliers
inconnection
with ‘shall
procurement functions
shouldbe obtained other physicalfailureand shallmeet al]respecific
from the procuring
activity
or as directed
by the quirementsof thisspecification
at standard
contracting
officer.
)
ambient temperature (60to90 degreesFahrenheit) after having ,been exposed and
“2.2 Other publications.
The followingdocthermallystabilized
at ambient temperatures
ument forms a part of thisspecification.
Unof minus 80 degreesFahrenheitand plLM160
lessotherwiseindicated,
the issuein effect
on
degrees Fa]lren~leit.
dateof invitations
for bidsshallapply.
3.4.2 Operating temperatures. The binocuNATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
larshallmeet the applicable
requirementsof
NBS ResolutionTest Chart of 1952
3.10.3.1
and 3.11.1while exposed and ther(High Contrast) (Number 25X)
9
e
mallystabilized
atambient
temperatures
of
minus40
degrees
F
ahrenheit
and
plus150
(Application
forcopies
should
be addressed
tothe
Fahrenheit.
Superintendent
ofDocuments,
GovernmentPrinting degrees
Office,
Washington
25,D.C.)
I
shallbe responsiblefor adherence to and
compliancewith the followjrig
requirements
of Specification
MIL-F-13926 and MIL-O13830.
3.4.3Vibmtion. There shallbe no visibh?
damage or looseningof assembledpartsas a
.
3. REQIJIREMEINTS
resultof vibrationin a verticalplane at a
3.1 Materials.
Materialsshallbe in aecorcl- constantfrequency of 30 e37clesper.second
ante.with drawings,materialspecifications with an amplitudeof ~1~inch (% inch total
and generalspecifications
forming a partof excursion)for a periodof 5 minutes plusor
minus 15 seconds.Subsequent to vibration,
thisspecification.
the binocularshallmeet allof the following
3$Z Construction.
The binocularsshallbe
requirementsof thisspeci$cation. ~
nNanufacturedin,“accordance
with the appH3.5 Sealing.The binocuiarshallshow no
cabledrawing listedin Section2 and drawevidenceof leakage when subjectedto an
ingspertainingthereto.
The requirementsof
externalpressureof 5 psigage pressurefor
thisspecification
are detailed
onlyto the exa periodof fiveminutes aferhavin”g
been extent considerednecessaryto obtain’
the desiredopt~cal,andmechanicalcharacteristics posedtothe req&ements of 3.4.
to insure,
inherentqualityand performance
3.6 Resolution.
The resolution
of eath mocapabilities.
nocularon the optical
axisfor a parallel
bar
3.3 General specifications.
The contractor testtargetshallbe 6.5seccu% ofarcorless.
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“3.7 Magnification.
Magnification
of each of
the two telescopic
systems shallbe as specifiedin the drawings within a toleranceof 2
percent.
shallnot extend beyond”the other by more
than KG inch.
3.10.3Torque. The torquerequiredto adjusttheeyepiecefrom minus 4 to plus4 dioptersshallbe between 3 and ‘1Oounce inches
3.8 Collimation.
When two parallel
raysare
projectedintothetwo objectives
respectively, when the eyepieceisrotatedfrom minus 4 to
plus4 dioptersin 5 secondsat standardamthe conjugaterays emerging from,the two
eyepiecesshallbe parallel
withinthe followi- bienttemperature (60 to 90 degr&s Fahrng limitsof the infinity
focus of the eye- enheit).The torquein any one eyepieceshall
piece,and for any setting,
of the interpupil- not vary more than 5 ounce“inches.
larydistancescalebetween 58 and 72 mm as
Opsrabilfty. The eyepieceshall,be
3.10.3.1
follows:
operable at the temperatures specifiedin
3.4.2.
(a) There shallbe no more than 15
minutes of arc in divergence
3.11 Interpupillary
adjustment.The inter(b) They shallnot divergemore than
pupillary
distanceindicated
by thescaleshall
24 minutes of arc
be correctto within1 mm.
(c) There shallbe no convergence
3.11.1Torque. The torquerequiredto adjust the interpupillary
settingbetween 58
and
72
mm
shall
be
between
15 and 22 pound
The images ofa plumb lineformed by the two
inchesat
standardambient
temperature
(60
optical.
systems shallbe vertical
within1 degree and parallel
within0.5degrees.
to 90 degreesFahrenheit).The torqueinany
one instrumentshallnot vary more thari3
3.9 Reticle(M17A1). Thehorizontalreticle pound inches.The maximum torquerequired
lineshallbe parallel
to the lineof centersof
at the temperaturesspecified
in 3.4.2shall
therightand leftobjective
fora settingof 63” not exceed45 pound inches.
plusor minus 1 millimeter
interpupillary
dis,.,
,
tanceadjustment.
“4.QUALITY ASSURANCE
PREVISIONS
3.8.1 Image tilt and parallelism
of images.
3.9.1Dioptic difference. The eyepiecefocus
difference
between the image of an infinity
targetand the reticle
graduationnearestthe
centerof the fieldshallnot exceed plus or
minus 1A diopter.
3.9.2 Reticle angle. The reticle
in the finished instrument shallindicatethe correct
angularvalueswithin3 percent,
3.10 Eyepiece.
Diopter scule. Each diopterscalein‘3.10.1
dex shallindicatezero withina toleranceof
plusor minus 1A diopterwhen the image of
an infinite
targetnear the centerof the field
isbrought intosharp focuswith the aid of a
dioptometer“oran auxiliarytelescope.
Other
graduationsshallbe accuratewithinplusor
minus 1A diopter.
3.10,2Diopter setting. With thesame diopter settingon each eyepiece,one eyepiece
4.1 Responsibility
for inspection.
Unless
otherwisespecified
in the contractor purchase’
orderthesupplierisresponsible
forthe
performance of allinspectionrequirements
as specified
herein.Except as otherwisespecified,
the suppliermay utilize
hisown or any
other inspectionfacilities
and servicesacceptableto the Government. Inspectionrecords of the examinationsand testsshallbe
kept completeand availableto the Government as specified
in the contractor order.
The Government reservesthe rightto perform any of the inspections
setforthin the
specification
where such inspectionsare
deemed necessary to~assure suppliesand
services
conform to prescribedrequirements.
4.1.1General provisions.
The qualityassurance provisionsof thisspecification
and
of other documents referencedherein fony
the basisfor inspection
to be performed by
the supplier.Inspectionshallbe in’accord3
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ante with the requirementsof Specification
MILI-45208 and the component inspection
requirements,ofSpecification
MIL-F-13926.
Definitions
of inspection
terms not otherwise
definedhereinshallbe as listedin Standard
MIL-STD-109.
tainedin Specification
MILF-13926, and the
examination and testsrela~edto Section3
herein shallbe performed ,ona defect (individualcharacteristic)
basisin accordance
with Standard MII.43TD-105, and the inspectionleveland sampling plans specified
in Table I titled“Classification
of Defects”.
4.2 Inspectionprovisions.
Examinationsand testsforPackaging,Packing and Marking shallbe in accordancewith
4 . 2 . 1.?@ection lot. UnlessotherwisespecSpecification
MILP-14232
and Section 5
ified
by the ,contracting
@icer,inspection
lot
herein.’
The
tabulated
classification
of defects
size,
formation,and presentation
of lotsshall
shall
constitute
theminimum
inspection
to be
be in accordancewith “Submissionof Prodperformed
by
the
supplier
prior
to
Governuct”as specified
in Standard MIIATD-105.
ment acceptanceor rejectionby lot.The Gov4.2.2Examination and tests. Components
ernment reservesthe rightto inspectforany
and subassembliesshallbe inspectedin acapplicablerequirement,anti to rejectindicordancewith the inspection
provisionsconvidualnon-conformingitems.
TABLE
I.
Classification
of Defects
UseInspection
LevelH ofTableIwithSampling
PlanTableII-A ~
of StandardMIL-STD-lO5
Oritical: None defined.
Requirement
Teat procedure
Major:AQL 0.65percent
defective.
..........................................................3.4.3
101. Vibration
4.5.3
102. Leakage...................................................O<
.......3.5~
4.5.4
103. Resolution
.........................................................3.6
4.5.5
......................................................3.7
104. Magnification
4.5.6
105. Collimation
........................................................3.8
4.5.7
106. Divergence.......................................................3.8~
4.5.7.1
.............................................3.8
107. Divergence-convergence
4.5.7.2
andparallelism
...........................................3.8.1
108. Imagetilt
4.5.7.3
plumb .......................................~.e....<3.9
....3.9~
109. Reticle
4.5.8
difference
.................................................3.9.1
110. Dioptric
4.5.8.1
111. Reticle
angle......................................................3.g.2
4.5.8.2
scale
readings
112. Diopter.
..............................................3.10:1
4,5.9
....................................................3.10.2 4.5.10
113. Dioptersetting
114. Eyepiecetorque...................................................3.10.3 4.5.11
adjustment..........................................3.11(
115. Interpupillary
4.5.12
116. Interpupillary
torque...............................................3.11:1
4,5.12.1
Mino~: None defined.
4.2.3Disposition of non-con forming prodzmt. Rejected lotsshallbe screenedfor all
defectivecharacteristics.
Removal orcorrectionof defective
unitsandresubmittanceof
rejectedlots shallbe in accordance with
“Acceptance and Rejection”as “specified
in
Standard MIL-STD-105.
4.3 Controltests,
general.
One each binocular of the type being procured shallbe selectedat random from each 50 produced,or
from each month’s production,
whicheveroc4
cursfirst.
Controlsamplesshallhave successfullymet allotheracceptancetestsspecified
hereinpriorto conducting’
the followingexaminationand tests:
C0ntr02 test
R;wu-
Test procedure
Construction
........3;2 4.5.1
Generalspecifications
3.3 Visual,MIL-F-13926
and MILO-13830
4.3.1Control tests, environmental. Three
each binocularsof the type being procured
shallbe selectedat random from each 100
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produced,or from each month’s production, providedby “InspectionProvisions”of SpecMIL-145208.
whicheveroccursfirst.
Controlsamplesshall ification
have successfully
met allother acceptance
4.4.2.2Contractor design. The contractor
testsspecified
hereinpriorto conducting.
the
shalldesignand supplyinspection
equipment
followingexaminationand tests.
compatiblewith the “Test Methods and ProTeat
cedures”specified
in 4.5.and with the “Comprocedure
control
test
Requirement
ponentInspection”
requirementsof SpecificaStorage
temperature
..........3.4.1 4..5.2
tion
MIL-F-13926.
Concept, construction,
Operating
temperature
........3.4.2 4.5.2
materials,
dimensions,and tolerances
used in
4.3.2Control test failure. Should the condesignof testequipment shallbe so selected
troltestsample failto meet the specified
test and controlledas to insure that the test
requirements,
acceptanceof the productwill equipment willpermit positive
rejection
of a
suspendedby theGovernment untilnecessary product which exceedsthe prescribedtolercorrections
have been made by the contrac- ance limit,and willreliably
indicateaccepttor and the resubmittedsamples have been
abilityof a product which”does not exceed
approved.
90Yo of the prescribedtolerancelimit.Construction
shallbe such as tofacilitate
routine
4.4 Inspection
equipment.Except as othercalibration
of theequipment.
wise providedfor by the contract,the conDevices used for environmental
4.4.2.3
tractor shall furnish and maintain all
testing. A1l environmental testingdevices
requiredmeasuring and testingequipment in
used to determineconformance of the enviaccordance with the “Measuring and Test
below) s,hall
Equipment” requirement of Specification ronmental requirements(listed
requirements
MILi-145208 and allapplicable
requirements conform tothe“TestFacilities”
outlinedin Specification
MIL-F-13926.
specified
in Specification
MIL-145607. The
Government reservesthe right to use the
(a) Vibration (4.5.3).
testequipment for itsown independentin(b) Temperature (4.5.2) (4.5.11.1)
spections
to the extentthatsuch use willnot
(4.5.12.1).
unduly interferewith the contractor’s
de(c) Sealing(4.5;4).
liveryschedule.
4.5 Test “methodsand procedure%
furnished
inspection
4.4.1Government
be
4.5.1Construction. The binocularshall.
equipment. Where the contractprovidesfor
subjected
to
a
visual,
t
actile,
and
dimensional
Government furnishedtestequipment,care
inspection
for conformance to the applicable
and maintenance of testequipment shallbe
drawings
and
requirements of this speciin accordance with “Measuring and Test
fication,
Dimensional
inspectionshall be
Equipment” and “Government Furnished
performed
using
standardmeasuring
equipMaterialrequirementsof Specification
MIL
ment.
1-45208 and all applicablerequirements
specified
in Specification
MIL-145607.
4.5.2Storage and operating temperatures.
This testshallbe conducted in accordance
inspection
4.4.2Contractor furnished
with Procedure I of Specification
MILFequipment.
13926.While stabilized
at each temperature
in 3.4.2the binocularshall
4.4.2.1
Government de%”gn.All inspection extreme specified
,besubjectedto the testsspecified
in 4.5.11.1
equipment requiredby drawings forming a
and 4.5.12,1and shallconform to the repart of the contractand not providedby the
quirementsspecified.
Upon completionof the
Government shallbe suppliedby the conexposuresand return to standard
tractorin accordancewith the requirements specified
ambient temperature(60to 90 degreesFa@
of 4.4and the Listsof InspectionEquipment
enheit) the binocularshallbe inspectedand
DWuments IEL-22-390-2 and 22-396-2.A1ternatedesigns may be substituted
only a’s shallshow no evidenceof glassbreakageor
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other physicalfailurein accordance with
3.4.1.
~-4.5.3Vibration. The binocular.shall be
mounted on a suitableadapterand vibrated
by means of a vibrationtestfixturecapable
of vibratingthe binocularin a vertical
plane
at”
the frequency,amplitudeand durationas
indicatedin 3.4.3.
After vibration,
the binocular shallbe visuallyinspectedfor damage,
and shallthen be subjectedto thetestsspecifiedin 4.5.4to 4.5.12.1inclusiveand shall
conform to the requirementsspecified
therein.
4.5.4Sealing.The binocularshallbe placed
in a suitablecontainerconnectedto a pressure testfixturewhich shallincludea sensitive pressure gage capable of testingthe
requirementsof 3.5,The container,
with the
binocular,
shallthen be charged with 5 psi
gage pressure,stabilized,
and the sourcecut
off.Evidence of leakagecan be determined
by observingthe gage for pressuredrop for
the time intefialspecified
in 3.5.
4.5.5Resolution. Resolutiontestisaccomplishedwith thebinocularpositioned
as specified
in the collimation
testOf 4.5.7.
The “56”
patternof the NationalBureau of Standards
Test Chart 25X is attachedto the central
area of the wall chart located46 feetfrom
theobjectives
ofthebinocular.
The testchart
shallbe,illuminatedby a sixty (60) watt
lightlocatedone footfrom the chart.With
the telescopefocused on the “56” numeral,
the testpatternson eitherside of the “56”
numeral are observedthrough a three-power
dioptometeror equivalentplacedin frontof
each eyepieceof the binocular.
The testpatternshallbe resolvedwithinthe arc specified
in 3.6.The testpatternshallbe considered
resolvedwhen theobservercan determinethe
direction
in which thelineslay.
4.5.6Magnification.
The magnification
test
shall be in accordance with Specification
MIL-O-13830 for the requirementsof 3.7.
observingwallor collimato~
targetsthrough
the binocularat the 58 and 72 interpupillary
positions.
A mounting sup~ort shallbe designedto position
thebinoctilar
setat 72mm
so thatthe lineof sightof two telescopes
will
pass through the lineof sightof the binocularsand fecus on two of t~e walltargetsor
collimators.
The third teleicopewillbe locatedso the lineof sightwillpass through
the right eyepieceand focus on the third
targetwhen the binocular@ set at 58 mm.
With the binocularset at~the seventy-two
(72) mm
interpupillary
~~
distance,it is
clamped in the holderof the deviceand positionedto coincidethe horizontallineof the
binocular (in the lefteyepiece)with the
lower horizontal
lineof thetargetatthe zero
mark. In thisposition,
any error in collimation can be read on the righttargetof the
deviceat both the 58 mm and 72 mm interpupillarydistances.
The binocularshallbe
inspectedin accordancewi~h the following
proceduresto determinecompliancewith 3.8.
4.5.7.1
Dipve~gence. Divergence is indicatedby the comparisonofvertical
displacement of thetarget on the grid of the collimator as viewed at both 55 mm and 72 mm
interpupillary
distances,
and,,shallnot exceed
3.8.
Divergence and convergence.Di4.5.7.2
vergence.is indicatedwhen the target appears in the right half of the grid and
convergencewhen in the l~fthalfas viewed
in the righthand collimating
telescopes.
Divergenceshallnot exceedthetolerance
in 3.8.
There shallbe no converge&e.
Image tilt and parallelismof im4.5.7.3
ages, The images are checkedfor plumb and
parallelism
through the two opticalsystems
by means of thevertical
linesof the collimat-’
ing telescopeand the verticallinesof the
target.
A tolerance
blockonthe targetwillbe
used to deternline
conformance with 3.8.1.
4.5.8Reticle. With the binocularsetat 63
mm interpupillary
distanceand mounted on
for collimation a fixturewith the lineof centersparallel
4.5.7Collimation. The “test
to
ismade by means of a specialtestingdevice the target horizontalline,the horizonta]
for collimation.
The deviceshallconsistof
reticleline shallcoincide
Iwith the target
horizontal
linewithinthe tolerance
of3.9,
threecollimating
telescopes
with retitles
for
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4.5.8.1
Dioptric difference., The dioptric
difference
shallbe determinedwith the aidof
a dioptometerof at leastthree (3X)’.
power.
With the lineof sightdirectedat an infinity
target,the eyepieceof each monocular shall
be adjustedfor sharp focus and shallnot
exceedthe tolerancein 3.9.1.: :,~
.,
Reticle angk The angularsubtense
4.5.8.2
of the reticlemarkings shallbe measured
with the aid of a calibrated
:target
and shall
be withinthe limitsin.3.9.2.
4.5.9Diopter scale. The eyepiecefocusadjustmentshallbe performed with the aidof a
dioptometerof at leastthree (3X) power.
The image of an infinitytarget shallbe
brought into sharp focus on each eyepiece
and thezeroand otherreadingsshallcoincide
withinthetolerance
of 3.10.1.
and,outside
.,edges
of the eyepiecesand this
measurement shalicoincidewith the scaleof
thebinocularwithinthetoleranceof 3.11.
L5.12.1 Torque. The torquerequiredtoadjust the intqrpupillary
settingwithin the
limitsspecified
in3.11.1shallbe measured by
means of a standardmeasuring equipmentat
the specified
temperatures:With one sideof
the binocularheld rigid,a directpullis applied.to
theothersidetodeterminethatmovement iswithinthetorquelimitsin 3.11.1.
5.’
PREPARATION
FOR DELIVERY
5.1 Packaging,packingand marking.Packaging,packing and marking shallbe in accordancewith Figures1 through4.
6. NOTES
~ 6.1 Intended use. The binocula~ covered
4.5.10Diopter setting. The diopterscaleof
by this specification
are used basically
for
each monocular shallbe adjustedtothe same
observationbut the BinocularM17A1 which
settings.
A straightedgeisthenplacedacross incorporates
a reticle
may alsobe utilized
for
the,ringsof both eyepieceand neitherShall the approximate measurement of small
;,.extend
beyond the othermore than the toler- ,.angles
such as isrequiredfor directgun diance in 3.10.2.
”
rection.
:-.
~’ 4.5.11Eyep;ece torque. The torque re“-quired
to rotateeach eyepieceshallbe measured with a torquewrench with an adapter
and shallbe withinthe limitsin 3.10.3.
Operability. While thebinocularis
4.5.11.1
exposed to the extreme operatingtemperaturesspecified
in 3.4.2,
the eyepieceshallbe
rotated to insure correct operation in
3.10.3.1.
adjustment. ‘Thein4.5.12Interpupillary
terpupillarysettingshallbe measured by
means of a metric scalebetween the inside
.
.
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Custodians:
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Arrny-MLJ
Navy—MC
tAirForc@7
OtherInterests
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Review:
Army—MU
Navy—WP; MC”
Air‘Force4iT
.
TJser:
Army_MO,;:EL
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6.2 Orderingdata.Procurementdocuments
should specifythefollowing:
- .(a)Title,number and date of this
specification.
(b)‘Applicable
”stock
number,
“~
(a) Selectionof applicablelevelsof
packq~ng” and packing required.
6.3 Definitio~..
Words,’terms,and expressions‘used@ this specification,
which are
peculiarto the generalfield
of optics,
are definedin Standard,MIL-STD-1241, Optical
Terms’and Definitions.~
Preparing
activity: ,
Army-MU
Project
No.,665&0131
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ITEM
NAME
PACK
Black
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12
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8-5/8 X 4*
EXTERIOR
LINER
IN FT.
SPEC.
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SIZE
PPP-B-621
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GRADE
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SIZE
METHOD
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Same as Level A
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EXTERIOR
MIL-P-lIC UNIT PROTECTION:
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LEVEL
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JAN-P.[00
TYPE OF LOAD
EXTERIOR PACK TypEOFLoAD
GRADE CLASS DWG.OR SPEC.
STYLE -E
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m
No.
SNL OR CLASS
PART
AS specifiedin MIL-P-14232
As specifiedin MIL-P-14232
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~OTE$;.#;This
data.sheet is applicableto Binocular,M15A1and M17A1. See
Figure 2 for applicablepart number and stock number. See Figures2 and
3 for explanationof Notes (A) through (J) and MarkingNotes. See sheet
16 for Figure 4.
*See AlternateMethod on Figure 3
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MEASUREMENTS
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REQUIREMENTS
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I 4.9
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46 x 1 (B,C,D)
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MIL-B-117
12 x 15% (F)
PPP-P-291 14 X 25 (E)
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21 x 2 (E)
UU-T-111
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PPP-B-636 10%x 9+ x 4-3/4 RSC
PPP-T-76
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SIZE
5.26
6.54
WT
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REQUIREMENTS
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COMPOSITION
BINOCULAR: M15A1 W/E
FEDERAL
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NAME
NO.
NO.
6.54
6.53
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(G) Tape shallbe appliedover the top and bottom seams and extendat least 3 inchesonto each end Panel.
If.thebottom of the containeris closedwith staplesor adhesive,only a
singlestrip of ‘tapeshallbe appliedover the top seam.
(F) The bag shall be heat sealed,exhaustingentrappedair prior to final closure.
(25 x,14) &
(E) The carryingcase containingthe binocularshallrewrapped with paperboard&hiQ~iw
such a raannerthat two thicknessesof paperboardcushioningis over the latch. The wrap shallbe securedin place
with tape (3 PCS., ea 7X 2).
1) ahall,be
(D) The binocularshallbe placed in the case. The neck atrap shallbe coiled and tape.(.3.x
appliedover the coil as shown in figure4 to prevent it from uncoiling. The coiled’strap shallbe placedbetween
the two objectiveends of the binocularas shown in fi’gure
4. The lid shallbe closedand securedwith the latch
:!.,,
providedon the case.
(C) TEe shoulderstrapaon the case shall be foldedand securedto the case with tape (5 PCS., ea 3 x 1)
as shown in figure4.
(B) Two pieces of tissue (9x3) shall be folded to form 2pads 3x2?z. A pad shaIl be placed over each
eyepiece. The tissueover the eyepiecesshall then be securedin place w~h tape (2 PCS, ea 5 x 1). TWO pieces of
tissue (16 x 4).shallbe foldedto form 2 pads 4 x 4. A pad shallbe placed over each objectiveemiof the binocular. The tissue shall then be securedin place with tape (2 PCV.,.ea-9%x 1).
(A) Optics shallbe cleanedand dried as specifiedin MIL-P-14232. ProcessC-1 of MIL-P-116shall be
followedto clean othersurfaces. Except for optics, surfacesshallbe dried by any proceduredpecifiedin MIL-P-llf
that will not damage the items.
NOTES:
5.26
5.25
2:10
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