> > So are you going to be the one to post a link, or are you going to make
> > everyone search for themselves?
>
> Being a MIL standard, you will need to go to a (big) library to get it.
> For some reason, these handy things refuse to show up on the web.
I used to have access to the complete MIL STD library. There's a MIL STD for
toilet paper (including testing) and toothpicks, to name a couple.
That's part of the cost of the high cost of military equipment. Certification
and testing does not come without extra cost (and the smaller the purchased
lot, the higher the per-item cost, so the oft-mentioned $600 hammer was maybe
out of a lot of five or some hammers).
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Eric Dittman
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Received on Tue Jan 01 2002 - 22:10:25 GMT