MIL-D-1000/2A (SHIPS) (NOTICE 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION DRAWINGS, ENGINEERING, AND ASSOCIATED LISTS (17 APR 1978)., Specification MIL-S-1000/2A (SHIPS), dated 15 June 1972, is hereby canceled/ The requirements of this specification have been incorporated into MIL-D-1000A, Drawings, Engineering, and Associated Lists, and MIL-STD-100B, Engineering Drawing Practices.

MIL-D-11568C, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DAM COMPOUND, BABBITT POURING (9 MAY 1988)., This specification covers one type of dam compound used as a mold when babbitt bearings are poured.

MIL-D-17951E(SH) (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DECK COVERING, LIGHTWEIGHT, NONSLIP, ABRASIVE PARTICLE COATED FABRIC, FILM, OR COMPOSITE AND SEALING COMPOUND (24 AUG 1990)., This amendment forms a part of MIL-D-17951E(SH), dated 20 July 1988, and is approved for use by the Naval Sea Systems Command Department of the Navy and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.

MIL-D-17951E(SH) (AMENDMENT 2), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DECK COVERING, LIGHTWEIGHT, NONSLIP, ABRASIVE PARTICLE COATED FABRIC, FILM, OR COMPOSITE AND SEALING COMPOUND (17 SEP 1992), This amendment forms a part of MIL-D-17951E(SH), dated 20 July 1988, and is approved for use by the Naval Sea Systems Command Department of the Navy and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.

MIL-D-18300H, MILITARY SPECIFICATION DESIGN EXAMINATIONS, ENGINEERING AVIONIC SYSTEMS/EQUIPMENT GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR (23 FEB 1993)., This specification covers the preparation of data for the General Requirements for Design Examinations, Engineering Avionic Systems/Equipment in support of Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) avionics design, development, test, production and installation, For aircraft weapon systems. This specification does not cover financial or administrative data nor development, manufacturing or test facilities data nor evaluation, operational or material support data. (See 6.1 for intended use.)

MIL-D-19326H, MILITARY SPECIFICATION DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF LIQUID OXYGEN SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (31 AUG 1990)., This specification covers, the general requirements for the design and installation of liquid oxygen (70 and 300 pounds per square inch gauge) (psig) (483kPa and 2068 kPa) systems in aircraft.

MIL-D-19326H, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF LIQUID OXYGEN SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (31 AUG 1990) [SUPERSEDING MIL-I-9475A]., This specification covers, the general requirements for the design and installation of liquid oxygen (70 and 300 pounds per square inch gauge) (psig) (483kPa and 2068 kPa) systems in aircraft.

MIL-D-21625G, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF CARTRIDGES FOR CARTRIDGE ACTUATED DEVICES (30 NOV 1993)., This specification covers the general requirements for design and establishes uniform methods for testing cartridges used in cartridge actuated devices. Cartridges designed as stores separation cartridges used in stores separation equipment and single discrete units which are used as electric initiators that are not an integral part (see 6.4.2) of the cartridge design do not fall within the scope of this specification but do fall within the scope of MI L-D-81303 and MI L-I-23659, respectively. For purposes of this specification, the term cartridge includes any assembled unit containing an explosive, propellant, or pyrotechnic material either singly cr in any combination designed as the energy source for cartridge actuated devices. Laser initiated cartridges, 1inear shaped charge, explosive energy transfer lines, devices with the cartridge(s) “sealed-in” (see 6.4.1) and their associated ballistic assemblies used in cartridge actuated device application shall fall within the scope of this specification. The purpose of the testing program is to determine performance, safety, soundness of mechanical design, and resistance to environments encountered during storage, handling, and service use. Cartridges must be safe for handling and must not deteriorate to a degree which would render their performance or safety doubtful after being subjected to the testing program of this specification.

MIL-D-21631A(SHIPS) (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DECK COVERING, LATEX CONCRETE (17 NOV 1981)., This amendment forms a part of Military Specification MIL-D-21631A(SHIPS), dated 21 August 1974, and is approved for use by the Naval Sea Systems Command, Department of the Navy, and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.

MIL-D-21631A (SHIPS) (NOTICE 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DECK COVERING, LATEX CONCRETE (26 DEC 1990)., MIL-D-21631A(SHIPS), dated 21 August 1974, has been reviewed and determined to be valid for use in acquisition.

MIL-D-23119G, DRUMS, FABRIC, COLLAPSIBLE, LIQUID FUEL, CYLINDRICAL, 500-GALLON CAPACITY (15 JUL 1992)., This specification covers three types of nonvented cylindrical, 500-gallon capacity, collapsible rubber drums, for storing and transporting fuels.

MIL-D-23140D, MILITARY SPECIFICATION DRAWINGS, INSTALLATION CONTROL, FOR ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (30 APR 1982)., This specification covers the preparation and acquisition of installation control drawings for electronic equipment.

MIL-D-23143A, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DATA, TECHNICAL AIRCRAFT, FOR DESIGN OF AVIATION TRAINING DEVICES (15 MAR 1982)., This specification establishes the requirements for the preparation and submission of aircraft data for use in the design of aviation training devices such as aircraft weapon systems trainers, operational flight trainers, tactics trainers, and procedure trainers for military piloted aircraft.

MIL-D-23222A (AS) (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DEMONSTRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HELICOPTERS (18 MAR 1971)., This amendment forms a part of Military Specification MIL-D-23222A, dated 18 March 1971, and is approved for use by the Naval Air Systems Command, Department of the Navy and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.

MIL-D-23222A (AS), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DEMONSTRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR HELICOPTERS (18 MAR 1971)., This specification covers the general requirements of NAVAIR (Naval Air system Command) for the demonstration of helicopters. These general requirements will be modified and amplified as required by contract addenda to this specification. The expression “demonstration” refers to all of the contractor’s work (as applied to specific helicopter models and contracts) specified herein including modifications and amplifications contained in pertinent contractual documents. The modified and ampli fied requirements may limit the demonstration for a particular contract or helicopter model to only a limited number of tests to be performed at a single location and, also, may contain requirements for the demonstration of features and characteristics not included in this general specification.

MIL-D-3134J (NAVY) (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DECK COVERING MATERIALS (12 SEP 1989)., This amendment forms a part of MIL-D-3134J(NAVY), dated 5 October 1988, and is approved for use by the Department of the Navy and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.

MIL-D-3464E, MILITARY SPECIFICATION DESICCANTS, ACTIVATED, BAGGED, PACKAGING USE AND STATIC DEHUMIDIFICATION (21 APR 1987)., This specification covers bagged, chemically inert, dehydrating agents that prevent corrosion and mildew by adsorbing the moisture from the air of an enclosed space.

MIL-D-3716B, MILITARY SPECIFICATION DESICCANTS, ACTIVATED FOR DYNAMIC DEHUMIDIFICATION (28 SEP 1987)., This specification covers desiccants that remove moisture from air, other gases, and from liquids by dynamic means and that offer an approximate indication of the relative humidity of an enclosed space.

MIL-D-3718C, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DYE, MIX, DISPERSE RED 9-DEXTRIN (11 JUL 1986)., This specification covers a mixture of Disperse Red 9 dye and dextrin.

MIL-D-43551A, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DISPENSER, CONDIMENTS, COUNTERTOP(28 JUN 1971) [S/S BY A-A-50045]., This specification covers one type and size of corrosion-resisting steel in-line counter top condiment dispenser.

MIL-D-4725C, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DIMPLING MACHINES, HOT AND COLD PROCESS, PORTABLE (4 FEB 1984) [S/S BY A-A-59411]., This specification covers portable dimpling machines complete with tooling, accessories, and the controls necessary for automatic regulation of temperature, pressure, and dwell time for dimpling aircraft structural alloys.

MIL-D-50030H (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DECONTAMINATING AGENT, D82 (27 JUN 1996)., This amendment forms apart of MIL–D–50030H(EA), dated 11 December 1986, and is approved for use by the U.S. Army Edge- wood Research, Development and Engineering Center Department of the Army and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense.

MIL-D-50030H, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DECONTAMINATING AGENT, D82 (11 DEC 1986)., This specification covers a solution type decontaminating agent hereinafter referred to as D82.

MIL-D-50827A(MU), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, SOFT SOLDERED ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS ITEMS INCLUDING OTHER RELATED ELECTRONICS DEVICES (1 NOV 1974)., This specification covers requirements and inspection criteria for soft soldered electrical connections in intricate and complex electronic or electromechanical items related to conventional weapons and other associated electronic devices. These items are high production rate devices in which mission performance is accomplished by a pattern or salvo. The specification aims at the establishment and maintenance of a process level adequate to support functional requirements. The requirements herein shall apply to all soldering operations under the contract, including those on subcontracts and purchase orders, except for those cases in which the component specifications cite other Government soldering specifications.

MIL-D-7890A (ASG) (AMENDMENT 2), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF ANTI-G SUIT PRESSURE SYSTEMS IN JET PROPELLED AIRCRAFT (27 JUN 1973)., This amendment forms a part of Military Specification MIL-D-7890A(ASG), dated 9 May 1968, and has been approved by the Department of the Air Force and the Naval Air Systems Command.

MIL-D-7890A, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF ANTI-G SUIT PRESSURE SYSTEMS IN JET PROPELLED AIRCRAFT (9 MAY 1968)., This specification covers the design and installation of anti-G suit pressure systems in jet-propelled aircraft. Status: Inactive

MIL-D-80251A, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DIMPLING MACHINES, HOT AND COLD PROCESS, SQUEEZE TYPE, FLOOR MOUNTED (19 JAN 1984)., This specification covers floor mounted, squeeze type dimpling machines. These machines are used to form shallow, conical depressions around rivets or screws , allowing the fastener heads to fit flush with the surface OF the sheet metal.

MIL-D-81303A (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF CARTRIDGES FOR STORES SUSPENSION EQUIPMENT (10 MAY 1967).

MIL-D-81303A, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF CARTRIDGES FOR STORES SUSPENSION EQUIPMENT (22 AUG 1966)., This specification furnished general requirements for design and establishes uniform methods for evaluation testing of cartridges used in stores suspension equipment. The purpose of the testing program is to determine soundness of design and verify resistance to deleterious service environments. For purposes of this specification, the term cartridge includes any assembled unit containing propellant, or pyrotechnic material, either singly or in any combination, designed as the energy source for stores suspension equipment. Cartridges must be safe for handling, transportation, storage and use and must not deteriorate to a degree which would render their performance or safety doubtful under normal service handling, adverse storage, or transportation. Additionally, they shall meet the safety and structural design requirements of MIL-D-21625.

MIL-D-81950 (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION SUBSYSTEMS, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (14 AUG 1975)., This amendment forms a part of Military Specification MIL-D-81980 (AS) dated 24 SEP 1974 and is approved for use by the Naval Sir Systems Command, Department of the Navy.

MIL-D-81950, MILITARY SPECIFICATION DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION SUBSYSTEMS, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (24 SEP 1974)., This specification covers the general requirements for design and establishes uniform methods for testing signal transmission subsystems. For purposes of this specification, a signal transmission subsystem (STS) includes the energy source(s) and output control function devices, and is composed of the following components: cartridges, electric initiators, cartridge actuated devices (CAD's), transmission lines, and other associated equipment (see 6.3.2). The transmission lines (hose/tubing, detonating cord, electrical,deflagrating cord, optical, etc.) provide the means for routing a signal(s) between STS components.

MIL-D-81980 (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION SUBSYSTEMS, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (14 AUG 1975)., This amendment forms a part of Military Specification MIL-D-81980(As) dated 24 September 1974 and is approved for use by the Naval Air Systems Command, Department of the Navy.

MIL-D-81980, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION SUBSYSTEMS, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (24 SEP 1974)., This specification covers the general requirements for design and establishes uniform methods for testing signal transmission subsystems. For purposes of this specification, a signal transmission subsystem (STS) includes the energy source(s) and output control function devices, and is composed of the following components: cartridges, electric initiators, cartridge actuated devices (CAD's), transmission lines, and other associated equipment (see 6.3.2). The transmission lines (hose/tubing, detonating cord, electrical,deflagrating cord, optical, etc.) provide the means for routing a signal(s) between STS components.

MIL-D-8507D, MILITARY SPECIFICATION COATING, WASH PRIMER (PRETREATMENT) FOR METALS, APPLICATION OF (FOR AERONAUTICAL USE) (23 DEC 1963)., This specification provides instructions for the application of wash primer pretreatment coating compound, Specification MIL-C-8514, prior to application of a primer.

MIL-D-85520 (AS) (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF ON BOARD OXYGEN GENERATING SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (16 JAN 1991).

MIL-D-85520 (AS), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF ON BOARD OXYGEN GENERATING SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (10 MAR 1983)., This specification covers the general requirements for the design and installation of on board oxygen generating systems (OBOGS) in military aircraft

MIL-D-8683C, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF GASEOUS OXYGEN SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (5 FEB 1988)., This specification covers the general requirements for the design and installation of gaseous oxygen (450 and 1800 pounds per square inch gage (psig) (3.1 MPa and 12.4 MPa) systems in aircraft.

MIL-D-8683C (AMENDMENT 1), MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF GASEOUS OXYGEN SYSTEMS IN AIRCRAFT, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (5 FEB 1988).

MIL-D-8684B, MILITARY SPECIFICATION DATA AND TESTS, ENGINEERING, CONTACT REQUIREMENTS FOR AIR LAUNCHED GUIDED MISSILE SYSTEMS (28 APR 1967)., This specification contains the requirements for engineering data and tests to be furnished under contracts for air launched guided missile systems.

MIL-D-8708C, MILITARY SPECIFICATION, DEMONSTRATION: AIRCRAFT WEAPON SYSTEMS, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (12 AUG 1991)., This specification establishes the general requirements for demonstration of Naval aircraft weapon systems during full scale engineering development.