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STANAG, STANREC, Allied Publications, AQAP und die ISO-Managementnormen, in klaren Worten erklärt, mit einem Katalog aller Normen. Jeder Eintrag verweist auf seine Quelle, und jeder kann in ComplyTrain angefragt werden. Das Zertifikat müssen Sie selbst erlangen.

Überblick

Wie die Familien zusammenhängen

Fünf Dinge, die Sie vorab wissen sollten. Alles auf dieser Seite baut darauf auf, und der Explorer weiter unten findet Ihre eigenen Normen.

  1. Ihr Vertrag nennt die Norm

    Eine Ausschreibung, ein Vertrag oder die Qualitätsklausel eines Kunden nennt eine Norm beim Namen. Dieser Name entscheidet, was Sie erfüllen müssen, nicht diese Seite und nicht wir.

  2. ISO 9001 ist die Basis

    Die meisten Qualitätsanforderungen bauen auf ISO 9001 auf. Ein zertifiziertes ISO-9001-System ist der übliche Ausgangspunkt, in der Verteidigung wie außerhalb.

  3. Die Verteidigung ergänzt die AQAPs

    AQAP 2110 und AQAP 2310 ergänzen das, was ein Verteidigungsvertrag zusätzlich zu ISO 9001 und EN 9100 verlangt: den Qualitätsplan, das Konfigurationsmanagement und die staatliche Qualitätssicherung.

  4. STANAGs tragen die technischen Normen

    Ein STANAG ist die Vereinbarung zwischen den NATO-Nationen. Die darunterliegende Allied Publication enthält die technischen Anforderungen an das, was Sie liefern.

  5. Finden Sie unten Ihre

    Durchsuchen Sie den Katalog nach Nummer oder Name, blättern Sie nach Bereich, oder beantworten Sie fünf Fragen. Jeder Eintrag verweist auf seine Quelle und kann in ComplyTrain angefragt werden.

Ihr Vertrag, Ihre Ausschreibung oder die Qualitätsklausel Ihres Kunden nennt die Normen, die Sie erfüllen müssen. Der Name entscheidet, nicht die Familie, zu der er gehört. QUALITÄTSMANAGEMENT ISO 9001 die Basis, von der alle ausgehen EN 9100 / AS9100 ISO 9001 plus Luft-, Raumfahrt, Verteidigung Zertifizierbar. Eine Zertifizierungsstelle auditiert Sie. VERTEIDIGUNGSQUALITÄT (NATO) STANAG 4107 Nationen einigen sich auf die AQAPs AQAP 2110 · AQAP 2310 auf ISO 9001 · auf EN 9100 + AQAP 2131 Prüfung · 2210 Software · 2105 Qualitätsplan Die Beschaffungsbehörde entscheidet, welche gilt. TECHNISCHE NORMEN (NATO) STANAG die Vereinbarung zwischen Nationen Allied Publication AEP · AOP · ATP · AMedP · ANEP · AECTP … oder eine übernommene zivile Norm (ISO, IEC, EN, SAE) Anforderungen an das, was Sie liefern. baut auf zitiert neben Andere ISO-Managementsysteme stehen neben der Qualitätsspalte: ISO/IEC 27001 Sicherheit · ISO 14001 Umwelt · ISO 45001 Arbeitsschutz · ISO 22301 Kontinuität. STANRECs sind die unverbindliche Form eines STANAG. Rund 980 STANAGs und 1.200 Publikationen sind aktiv; der Explorer unten enthält sie alle. WIE EINE NORM EINEN LIEFERANTEN ERREICHT · COMPLYTRAIN BY SKYLEN
Wie eine Norm einen Lieferanten erreicht: Der Vertrag nennt sie; ISO 9001 und EN 9100 sind die zertifizierbare Basis; die AQAPs ergänzen, was die Verteidigung verlangt; STANAGs tragen die technischen Publikationen.

Die Normenfamilien, die ein Verteidigungslieferant erfüllt

Die meisten Unternehmen begegnen diesen Normen auf dieselbe Weise: Ein Vertrag, eine Ausschreibung oder die Qualitätsklausel eines Kunden nennt eine Norm, und mehr als den Namen bekommen Sie nicht. Diese Seite erklärt, was die Namen bedeuten, wie die Familien zusammenhängen und woher die Dokumente stammen. Der Explorer weiter unten findet dann die Normen, die zu dem passen, was Sie liefern.

Beginnen Sie mit ISO 9001

Für die meisten Lieferanten ist ISO 9001 die erste Norm, nach der ein Kunde fragt, die internationale Norm für ein Qualitätsmanagementsystem. Sie ist zertifizierbar, sie ist in jeder Branche dieselbe, und nahezu jede Qualitätsanforderung in der Verteidigung baut auf ihr auf. Ein zertifiziertes ISO-9001-System ist der übliche Ausgangspunkt, und ein System, das ihr bereits folgt, hat den größten Teil der Arbeit geleistet, auf der die Verteidigungsfamilien aufbauen. Siehe ISO 9001 und die ISO-Managementnormen.

EN 9100 und die AQAPs: was die Verteidigung ergänzt

EN 9100, in Amerika als AS9100 veröffentlicht, enthält ISO 9001 vollständig und ergänzt, was Luftfahrt, Raumfahrt und Verteidigung zusätzlich verlangen. Die eigene Ebene der NATO ist die AQAP-Reihe, die Allied Quality Assurance Publications. AQAP 2110 legt die Qualitätsanforderungen für Entwicklung, Konstruktion und Produktion fest und baut auf ISO 9001 auf. AQAP 2310 tut dasselbe für Lieferanten in Luftfahrt, Raumfahrt und Verteidigung und baut auf EN 9100 auf. AQAP 2131 deckt Endprüfung und Test ab, AQAP 2210 ergänzt Software, und AQAP 2105 legt fest, was ein Qualitätsplan enthalten muss. Welche AQAP für einen Vertrag gilt, entscheidet die Beschaffungsbehörde, nicht der Lieferant. Siehe AS9100 und EN 9100, die AQAP-Familie, AQAP 2110 und AQAP 2310.

STANAG: die Vereinbarung zwischen Nationen

Ein STANAG ist ein NATO Standardization Agreement. Es hält fest, dass die Mitgliedsnationen sich darauf einigen, ein gemeinsames Verfahren anzuwenden oder nach einer gemeinsamen Spezifikation zu bauen, damit ihre Streitkräfte zusammenarbeiten können. Ein STANAG ist ein Rahmendokument: Es trägt die Vereinbarung und ihren Ratifizierungsstand und benennt die Publikation, die den technischen Inhalt enthält. STANAG 4107 ist zum Beispiel die Vereinbarung, unter der Nationen die staatliche Qualitätssicherung der jeweils anderen anerkennen und die AQAPs überhaupt anwenden. Nationen ratifizieren und setzen STANAGs um; ein Lieferant erfüllt eines, weil ein Vertrag es nennt oder die Publikation darunter. Etwa 980 sind heute aktiv. Mehr dazu unter wie STANAGs funktionieren.

Allied Publications: die Normen selbst

Eine Allied Publication, kurz AP, ist das Dokument mit den Anforderungen darin. Die Buchstaben sagen, um welche Art es sich handelt: AQAP für Qualitätssicherung, AEP für Technik, AOP für Munition und Kampfmittel, ATP für taktische Verfahren, AMedP für Medizin, ANEP für Schiffstechnik, AECTP für Umweltprüfungen, ACMP für Konfigurationsmanagement und ACodP für Kodifizierung. Ein STANAG deckt in der Regel eine Publikation ab, manchmal mehrere, und einige wenige Publikationen stehen für sich. Der Katalog enthält rund 1.200 davon.

STANRECs und die zivilen Normen, die die NATO übernimmt

Ein STANREC ist eine NATO Standardization Recommendation: die unverbindliche Form, als gute Praxis empfohlen und den Nationen nicht zur Ratifizierung vorgelegt. Ein Käufer kann sie dennoch in einen Vertrag schreiben, und dann bindet sie Sie wie jede andere Klausel. Die NATO schreibt auch nicht neu, was die Industrie bereits hat: Einige STANAGs übernehmen eine ISO-, IEC-, EN- oder SAE-Norm direkt, rund sechzig im Katalog, und ein Vertrag kann dann für dieselbe Anforderung den einen oder den anderen Namen nennen.

Informationssicherheit, Medizinprodukte und Risiko

Drei Anforderungen erreichen einen Verteidigungslieferanten von außerhalb der NATO-Familien und stehen deshalb im Explorer weiter unten. Eine NATO-Agentur oder ein Generalunternehmer fragt nach Informationssicherheit, womit ISO/IEC 27001 gemeint ist und, für einen Lieferanten des US-Verteidigungsministeriums, NIST SP 800-171; die Seite zur Cybersicherheit deckt diese Welt ab. Ein Medizinlieferant wird nach ISO 13485 gefragt, dem Qualitätssystem für Medizinprodukte; die Seite zu Pharma und Medizinprodukten behandelt sie. Und AQAP 2110 und ISO 9001 verlangen beide risikobasiertes Denken, was die Seite zum Risikomanagement erklärt. Die übrigen ISO-Managementsysteme, ISO 14001 Umwelt, ISO 45001 Arbeitsschutz und ISO 22301 Betriebskontinuität, erreichen Sie ebenso oft über zivile wie über Verteidigungskunden.

Woher die Dokumente stammen

Das Standardisierungsbüro der NATO führt jede aktive Norm in seiner öffentlichen Datenbank, der NSDD, und stellt das Dokument selbst für die nicht eingestuften bereit, etwa ein Drittel davon. Die übrigen erhalten Sie über Ihre nationale Normungsbehörde. ISO-Normen kaufen Sie bei der ISO oder bei Ihrem nationalen Normungsinstitut. Jeder Eintrag im Explorer weiter unten verweist auf seine Quelle.

Wer entscheidet, was für Sie gilt

Nicht diese Seite und nicht wir. Der Vertrag und die Qualitätsklausel Ihres Kunden nennen die Normen, und bei AQAP entscheidet die Beschaffungsbehörde über die Stufe. Was der Explorer leisten kann, ist, Ihnen die ganze Landkarte zu zeigen: Durchsuchen Sie sie nach Nummer oder Name, blättern Sie nach Bereich, oder beantworten Sie fünf Fragen dazu, was Sie liefern, und sehen Sie, nach welchen Bereichen Lieferanten wie Sie üblicherweise gefragt werden. Jeder Eintrag verweist auf seine Quelle, auf seine ComplyTrain-Seite, wo es eine gibt, und andernfalls auf eine Anfrage. ComplyTrain hält eine Norm als Anforderungsbaum mit den Nachweisen zu jeder Anforderung. Das Zertifikat müssen Sie selbst erlangen.

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Lebenszyklusmanagement und Qualitätssicherung107 Standards
  1. STANAG 4093STANAG 4093 mutual acceptance of electronic component qualificationAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 4093 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement APP-30, on mutual acceptance of qualification for electronic and electrical components used in military equipment.↗
  2. STANAG 4107STANAG 4107 mutual acceptance of government quality assuranceAusg. 14WeiterlesenSTANAG 4107 is NATO's agreement for mutual government quality assurance, under which member nations commit to implement the AQAP series it covers (AQAP-2000 through AQAP-4107); it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  3. STANAG 4238STANAG 4238 munition design principles, electrical and electromagnetic environmentsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4238 sets NATO's design principles that keep munitions containing electro-explosive devices safe in electrical and electromagnetic environments. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation, ČOS 999929.↗
  4. STANAG 4340STANAG 4340 packaging test procedures (AEPP-3)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4340 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEPP-3, NATO's manual of standard packaging test procedures.↗
  5. STANAG 4370STANAG 4370 environmental testing (AECTP-100 and AECTP-600)Ausg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 4370 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AECTP-100 and AECTP-600, the Allied publications on environmental testing of defence materiel.↗
  6. STANAG 4427STANAG 4427 configuration management in system life cycleAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4427 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ACMP-2000, ACMP-2009 and ACMP-2100, the Allied publications on configuration management.↗
  7. STANAG 4434STANAG 4434 packaging and handling for electrostatic discharge sensitive materielAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4434 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEPP-02, on packaging and handling materiel susceptible to damage by electrostatic discharge.↗
  8. STANAG 4457STANAG 4457 engineering documentation for multinational joint projectsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4457 is the NATO agreement covering AEDP-1, on engineering documentation for multinational joint defence projects. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  9. STANAG 4597STANAG 4597 obsolescence managementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4597 is NATO's agreement for member nations to apply IEC 62402:2019 on obsolescence management to defence equipment; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  10. STANAG 4602STANAG 4602 reaction-to-fire assessment of materialsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4602 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AFAP-1 to AFAP-5, the Allied publications on reaction-to-fire testing used to pre-select materials for military equipment.↗
  11. STANAG 4704STANAG 4704 calibration support for test, measurement and diagnostic equipmentAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4704 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ALogP-33, on calibration support for test, measurement and diagnostic equipment consistent with ISO/IEC 17025; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  12. STANAG 4728STANAG 4728 system life cycle managementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4728 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAP-20 and AAP-48, the Allied Publications on system life cycle management for armaments programmes, binding nations rather than suppliers directly.↗
  13. STANAG 4866STANAG 4866 climatic environmental conditions and test methodsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4866 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AECTP-230 and AECTP-300, the Allied publications on climatic environmental conditions and test methods for defence materiel.↗
  14. STANAG 4867STANAG 4867 mechanical environmental conditions and test methodsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4867 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AECTP-240 and AECTP-400, the Allied publications on mechanical environmental test methods for defence materiel.↗
  15. STANAG 4868STANAG 4868 electrical and electromagnetic environmental testing (AECTP-250 and AECTP-500)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4868 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AECTP-250 and AECTP-500, the Allied publications on electrical and electromagnetic environmental testing of defence materiel.↗
  16. STANAG 4876STANAG 4876 NATO guidance for integrated life cycle support (ALP-10)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4876 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ALP-10, the Allied publication on integrated life cycle support; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  17. STANREC 4174Guidance for dependability management - ADMP-01 edition C & ADMP-02 edition C & ADMP-03 edition B & ADMP-04 edition A and nnstdsAusg. 6WeiterlesenGuidance for dependability management - ADMP-01 edition C & ADMP-02 edition C & ADMP-03 edition B & ADMP-04 edition A and nnstds↗
  18. STANREC 4567NATO implementation of unified protection against electromagnetic environmental effects (UE3) - AEP-41Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO implementation of unified protection against electromagnetic environmental effects (UE3) - AEP-41↗
  19. STANREC 4661STANREC 4661 guidance on exchanging technical and logistic dataAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4661 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming ALP-20 and other standards for exchanging technical and logistic data through a product's life cycle support.↗
  20. STANREC 4736STANREC 4736 Pb-free electronics risks and mitigationsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4736 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming GEIA and IEC/TS standards for assessing and mitigating the reliability risks of lead-free (Pb-free) electronics in defense systems.↗
  21. STANREC 4739STANREC 4739 risk management recommendation (ARAMP-1)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4739 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use ARAMP-1's risk management practice within systems life cycle management; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  22. STANREC 4747STANREC 4747 preferred methods for acceptance of productAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4747 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming MIL-STD-1916, ISO 2859-1 and ISO 28594 as preferred acceptance-sampling methods for judging a supplier's product lots against an agreed quality level.↗
  23. STANREC 4753STANREC 4753 project managers' guide to QA insight, oversight and interventionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4753 is NATO's voluntary recommendation that project managers use AQAP-2020 for quality assurance insight, oversight and intervention in the acquisition process; nations are not required to commit to it.↗
  24. STANREC 4755STANREC 4755 NATO guidance on life cycle costsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4755 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, inviting nations to use ALCCP-01, Edition B, NATO's guidance on life cycle costs.↗
  25. STANREC 4782STANREC 4782 guidance on unique identification of itemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4782 is a non-binding NATO recommendation, not a ratified agreement, naming AUIDP-1, Edition A, as NATO's preferred general approach for uniquely identifying and marking serially managed equipment and items of supply.↗
  26. STANREC 4791STANREC 4791 avoidance of counterfeit materiel in the defence supply chainAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4791 recommends AQAP-2021 and four other standards nations may use against counterfeit materiel in the defence supply chain, without obliging anyone to adopt them.↗
  27. STANREC 4792STANREC 4792 guidance on co-operative armaments arrangements (AACP-01)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4792 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AACP-01 (Volume I, Edition B) when negotiating and drafting international co-operative armaments MOUs; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  28. STANREC 4808STANREC 4808 recommended engineering practices for NATO programmesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4808 is NATO's voluntary, non-binding recommendation that programmes consider AEP-67 (Engineering, Edition B) and ALP-10 (Integrated Logistics Support, Edition C); it commits no nation to using either.↗
  29. STANREC 4812STANREC 4812 guidelines for mutual provision of contract audits (AACP-02)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4812 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AACP-02 (Edition C) for contract audit services in non-competitive or single source defence contracting; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  30. STANREC 4814STANREC 4814 recommendation on software life cycle processesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4814 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming ISO/IEC/IEEE 12207:2017 as the standard nations are invited to use for managing software life cycle processes.↗
  31. STANREC 4874STANREC 4874 harmonising AQAP certification and confirmationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4874 recommends that NATO nations use AQAP-2030 Edition A as the basis for national quality assurance authority certification and confirmation of a QMS, with no ratification obligation attached.↗
  32. AACP-01Guidance for the negotiation and drafting of international co-operative armaments arrangementsAusg. BWeiterlesenGuidance for the negotiation and drafting of international co-operative armaments arrangements↗
  33. AACP-02AACP-02 guidelines for mutual provision of contract auditsAusg. 1WeiterlesenAACP-02 sets out how NATO nations' contract audit authorities request and provide each other cost audits of non-competitive defence contracts, and how to handle national differences in audit practice, cost allowability and profit calculation.↗
  34. AAP-20AAP-20 NATO programme management frameworkAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO's generic, tailorable framework for managing a defence programme through decision-gated stages, from a capability gap to retirement.↗
  35. AAP-48AAP-48 NATO system life cycle processesAusg. CWeiterlesenAAP-48 sets out the NATO process model, used alongside AAP-20, for running a defence system's life cycle from concept through disposal, built on ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288.↗
  36. ACMP-2000ACMP-2000 policy on configuration managementAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's policy making configuration management mandatory across a defence programme's full life cycle; it cannot itself be used in a contract, so the contractual requirements sit one level down in ACMP-2100.↗
  37. ACMP-2009ACMP-2009 guidance on configuration managementAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO guidance for the Acquirer on building a Life Cycle Configuration Management Plan and choosing which extra CM contract requirements to add to the ACMP-2100 core set, stage by stage through a system's life.↗
  38. ACMP-2100ACMP-2100 configuration management contractual requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenACMP-2100 sets NATO's core contractual Configuration Management requirements, adapting ISO 10007:2003 with NATO-specific additions, and applies to a Supplier once a contract names it.↗
  39. ADMP-01ADMP-01 guidance for developing dependability requirementsAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO guidance on writing dependability (availability, reliability, maintainability, testability, maintenance, safety, software) requirements into a defence acquisition specification.↗
  40. ADMP-02ADMP-02 in-service dependability guidanceAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO guidance for monitoring, collecting and analysing in-service data so an organisation can decide on maintenance, modification, life extension or replacement of fielded defence materiel.↗
  41. ADMP-03ADMP-03 guidance for classification and analysis of dependability eventsAusg. BWeiterlesenADMP-03 gives NATO programmes a standardised way to classify events from testing and in-service use and analyse them to support reliability, maintainability and availability conclusions.↗
  42. ADMP-04ADMP-04 government activities for defence systems dependabilityAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO guidance for a government's own dependability experts on what to review and require from a contractor at each phase of a defence system's life, from pre-concept to retirement.↗
  43. AECTP-100AECTP-100 environmental guidelines for defence materielAusg. FWeiterlesenNATO's guide for tailoring environmental test programmes to a defence item's real service life, instead of applying generic worst-case severities.↗
  44. AECTP-230AECTP-230 climatic conditions for defence materielAusg. BWeiterlesenAECTP-230 is NATO's catalogue of natural and induced climatic conditions and data, used to set the climatic design and test criteria for defence materiel.↗
  45. AECTP-240AECTP-240 mechanical conditionsAusg. BWeiterlesenAECTP-240 is NATO's Allied Publication characterising the vibration, shock and quasi-static conditions defence materiel meets in transport, handling, storage and deployment, and explaining how that data becomes a laboratory test schedule under AECTP-400.↗
  46. AECTP-250AECTP-250 electrical and electromagnetic environmental conditionsAusg. DWeiterlesenAECTP-250 defines the electrical and electromagnetic environments (RF ambient, ESD, lightning, EMP, directed energy, power quality) NATO defence materiel must survive, for use alongside AECTP-500 test procedures.↗
  47. AECTP-300AECTP-300 climatic environmental test methods for defence materielAusg. EWeiterlesenAECTP-300 is NATO's family of climatic test methods, one per condition, used to test defence materiel against the environments defined in its Life Cycle Environmental Profile.↗
  48. AECTP-400AECTP-400 mechanical environmental testsAusg. EWeiterlesenAECTP-400 is NATO's Allied Publication of mechanical test methods, one method per condition such as vibration, shock, acceleration and gunfire, used to reproduce those environments and prove defence materiel withstands them.↗
  49. AECTP-500AECTP-500 electromagnetic environmental effects testingAusg. FWeiterlesenAECTP-500 is NATO's Allied Publication of electromagnetic environmental effects test and verification procedures, used to show defence equipment, platforms and ordnance work in, and do not disturb, a military electromagnetic environment.↗
  50. AECTP-600AECTP-600 ten step method for extended life and role changesAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO's ten-step process for deciding whether materiel already in service can meet an extended life requirement or a change of role or deployment, without automatic redesign or full requalification.↗
  51. AEDP-01Engineering documentation in multinational programmesAusg. 1WeiterlesenEngineering documentation in multinational programmes↗
  52. AEP-41Unified electromagnetic environmental effects protection - philosophy and methodologyAusg. AWeiterlesenUnified electromagnetic environmental effects protection - philosophy and methodology↗
  53. AEP-67AEP-67 engineering for system assurance in NATO programmesAusg. BWeiterlesenAEP-67 is NATO's engineering guidebook for building system assurance, justified confidence a system works as intended and resists exploitable vulnerabilities, into a programme's life cycle through a documented assurance case of claims, arguments and evidence.↗
  54. AEPP-02AEPP-02 packaging and handling for electrostatic-sensitive devicesAusg. BWeiterlesenAEPP-02 sets NATO's requirements for packaging, handling and protected work areas for electrostatic-sensitive devices (ESDS), reaching a supplier once a contract or procurement specification names it.↗
  55. AEPP-03AEPP-3 NATO standard packaging test proceduresAusg. BWeiterlesenAEPP-3 is NATO's set of 22 test procedures used to check whether a package meets the storage and distribution requirements of STANAG 4280 at a given NATO packaging level.↗
  56. AFAP-01AFAP-01 reaction-to-fire tests for materialsAusg. 3WeiterlesenNATO policy publication AFAP-01 sets out the fire test methods and F, S and T classification system used to pre-select materials for military platforms against STANAG 4602 criteria.↗
  57. AFAP-02AFAP-02 smoke generation test for materialsAusg. 3WeiterlesenAFAP-02 is NATO's laboratory method for measuring how much smoke a material produces under fire conditions, supplementing the ISO 5659-2 single-chamber test with extra specimen, calibration and reporting requirements.↗
  58. AFAP-03AFAP-03 NATO fire effluent toxicity test methodAusg. 3WeiterlesenAFAP-03 (printed AFAP-3) is NATO's tube-furnace test method for scoring a material's fire effluents into a single TOXICITY INDEX, used to screen candidate materials before selection.↗
  59. AFAP-04AFAP-04 surface spread of flame test for materialsAusg. 3WeiterlesenNATO test method for measuring how far a material lets flame spread across its surface, run by a laboratory to STANAG 4602 and reviewed by a national Technical Authority.↗
  60. AFAP-05AFAP-05 heat release rate testing for materialsAusg. 3WeiterlesenAFAP-5 is NATO's cone calorimeter test method for measuring a material's heat release rate, used to compare candidate materials during pre-selection for their fire characteristics.↗
  61. ALCCP-01NATO guidance on life cycle costsAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO guidance on life cycle costs↗
  62. ALogP-33ALogP-33 calibration documentation for test and diagnostic equipmentAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO's requirements for what a calibration certificate, data sheet and label must contain for test, measurement and diagnostic equipment, so records from any nation's calibration laboratory are comparable.↗
  63. ALP-10ALP-10 NATO guidance for integrated life cycle supportAusg. DWeiterlesenNATO guidance on integrated life cycle support (ILS), what an acquirer, contractor and programme office plan, analyse and document to keep a defence system supportable from concept through disposal.↗
  64. ALP-20ALP-20 NATO guidance on exchanging technical and logistic dataAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO guidance recommending which data standards, chiefly the ASD S-series and the PLCS (ISO 10303-239) model, a defence programme should use to exchange technical and logistic data across a product's support life cycle.↗
  65. APP-30APP-30 mutual acceptance of NATO component qualification approvalsAusg. AWeiterlesenAPP-30 lets a NATO nation's National Qualification Authority accept another member nation's existing Approval of an electronic or electrical component and its manufacturer, once agreed conditions are verified, without repeating the qualification testing already carried out.↗
  66. AQAP-2000AQAP-2000 NATO policy for quality through the life cycleAusg. DWeiterlesenNATO's policy for applying quality management across a defence product's whole life cycle, and the instrument that obliges nations to ratify STANAG 4107 and appoint a national quality assurance authority.↗
  67. AQAP-2020AQAP-2020 quality assurance guide for acquisition project managersAusg. AWeiterlesenAQAP-2020 is NATO's reference guide showing an acquiring project manager which quality assurance service to draw on at each stage of an acquisition, from planning through delivery and payment.↗
  68. AQAP-2021AQAP-2021 avoidance of counterfeit materielAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO guidance offering an example set of counterfeit-avoidance contract requirements and an auditor questionnaire, for nations to write into defence contracts rather than a document that binds suppliers on its own.↗
  69. AQAP-2030AQAP-2030 AQAP certification and confirmation processesAusg. AWeiterlesenAQAP-2030 is NATO guidance for national quality authorities on running AQAP certification consistently; it is not itself a certificate a supplier applies for.↗
  70. AQAP-2070AQAP-2070 mutual government quality assurance (GQA) processAusg. CWeiterlesenAQAP-2070 sets out how NATO nations request, perform and close mutual Government Quality Assurance surveillance on each other's behalf under STANAG 4107, driven by shared risk assessment rather than a fixed inspection schedule.↗
  71. AQAP-2105AQAP-2105 NATO requirements for quality plansAusg. CWeiterlesenAQAP-2105 sets NATO's contract requirements for a supplier's Quality Plan and how it is prepared, submitted and reviewed through the contract life cycle.↗
  72. AQAP-2110AQAP 2110 NATO quality assuranceAusg. DWeiterlesenAQAP 2110 is NATO’s quality assurance requirement for design, development and production. It builds on ISO 9001, and ComplyTrain gives you the framework to manage the additional contractual requirements it adds.↗
  73. AQAP-2131AQAP 2131 final inspection and testAusg. CWeiterlesenAQAP 2131 is NATO's quality assurance requirement set for final inspection and test. ComplyTrain ships its full requirement tree and document set, so the Certificate of Conformity you sign is backed by traceable evidence.↗
  74. AQAP-2190AQAP-2190 quality assurance requirements for disposalAusg. AWeiterlesenAQAP-2190 sets NATO's quality assurance requirements for a supplier's disposal of defence equipment, systems and materiel, building on ISO 9001 and applying once a contract names it.↗
  75. AQAP-2210AQAP 2210 software quality assuranceAusg. BWeiterlesenAQAP 2210 adds NATO's software-specific quality assurance requirements on top of AQAP 2110 or AQAP 2310. It is never cited on its own: it supplements the quality system those publications require, for the part of the deliverable that is software.↗
  76. AQAP-2310AQAP 2310 quality management for defence suppliersAusg. BWeiterlesenAQAP 2310 sets NATO's quality management requirements for aviation, space and defence suppliers. ComplyTrain ships its requirement tree and a Quality Plan built to AQAP 2105, with the evidence already assembled.↗
  77. AQAP-4107AQAP-4107 mutual acceptance of government quality assuranceAusg. BWeiterlesenAQAP-4107 is NATO's agreement for nations to mutually accept each other's Government Quality Assurance, covering how a GQA request is raised, implemented, charged for and resolved when disputed.↗
  78. ARAMP-01ARAMP-1 risk management guide for NATO acquisition programmesAusg. 1WeiterlesenA NATO guide to planning, running and monitoring risk management across an acquisition programme's life cycle, from risk register to response strategy.↗
  79. AUIDP-1AUIDP-1 NATO guidance on unique identification of itemsAusg. AWeiterlesenAUIDP-1 is NATO's guidance for marking and registering defence items with a Unique Item Identifier so their history can be tracked and shared, reaching a supplier only once a specific contract requires it.↗
  80. MACP-01MACP-01 guidance for negotiating co-operative armaments MOUsAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO guidance and a 30-item checklist for negotiating the Memoranda of Understanding that set up a co-operative armaments programme between NATO nations.↗
  81. GEIA-HB-0005-1Program management/systems engineering guidelines for managing the transition to lead-free electronicsWeiterlesenProgram management/systems engineering guidelines for managing the transition to lead-free electronics↗
  82. GEIA-HB-0005-2Technical guidelines for aerospace and high performance electronic systems containing lead-free solderWeiterlesenTechnical guidelines for aerospace and high performance electronic systems containing lead-free solder↗
  83. GEIA-HB-0005-3GEIA-HB-0005-3 - rework, repair and maintainability for aerospace and high performance electronics containing lead-free solderWeiterlesenGEIA-HB-0005-3 - rework, repair and maintainability for aerospace and high performance electronics containing lead-free solder↗
  84. GEIA-STD-0005-1Performance standard for aerospace and high performance electronic systems containing lead-free solderWeiterlesenPerformance standard for aerospace and high performance electronic systems containing lead-free solder↗
  85. GEIA-STD-0005-2Standard for mitigating the effects of tin in aerospace and high performance electronic systemsWeiterlesenStandard for mitigating the effects of tin in aerospace and high performance electronic systems↗
  86. GEIA-STD-0005-3Performance testing for aerospace and high performance electronic interconnects containing pb-free solder & finishesWeiterlesenPerformance testing for aerospace and high performance electronic interconnects containing pb-free solder & finishes↗
  87. IEC 60050-192:2016International electrotechnical vocabulary - Part 192: DependabilityAusg. 1WeiterlesenInternational electrotechnical vocabulary - Part 192: Dependability↗
  88. IEC 60300-1:2024Dependability management - Part 1: Managing dependabilityAusg. 4WeiterlesenDependability management - Part 1: Managing dependability↗
  89. IEC 62239-1:2018Process management for avionics - management plan part 1: preparartion and maintenance of an electronic components management planWeiterlesenProcess management for avionics - management plan part 1: preparartion and maintenance of an electronic components management plan↗
  90. IEC 62402:2019Obsolescence managementWeiterlesenObsolescence management↗
  91. IEC 62628:2012Guidance on software aspects of dependabilityAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidance on software aspects of dependability↗
  92. IEC/TS 62647-1Process management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 1: preparation for A lead-free control planWeiterlesenProcess management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 1: preparation for A lead-free control plan↗
  93. IEC/TS 62647-2Process management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 2: mitigation of deleterious effects of tinWeiterlesenProcess management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 2: mitigation of deleterious effects of tin↗
  94. IEC/TS 62647-21Process management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 21: program management - systems engineering guidelines for managing the transition to lead-free electronics managementWeiterlesenProcess management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 21: program management - systems engineering guidelines for managing the transition to lead-free electronics management↗
  95. IEC/TS 62647-22Process management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 22: technical guidelinesWeiterlesenProcess management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 22: technical guidelines↗
  96. IEC/TS 62647-23Process management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 23: rework and repair guidance to address the implications of lead-free electronics and mixed assembliesWeiterlesenProcess management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 23: rework and repair guidance to address the implications of lead-free electronics and mixed assemblies↗
  97. IEC/TS 62647-3Aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead free solder - part 3: performance testing for systems containing lead free solder and finishesWeiterlesenAerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead free solder - part 3: performance testing for systems containing lead free solder and finishes↗
  98. IEC/TS 62647-4Process management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 4: ball grid array (bga) package re-ballingWeiterlesenProcess management for avionics - aerospace and defence electronic systems containing lead-free solder - part 4: ball grid array (bga) package re-balling↗
  99. ISO 2859-1Sampling procedures for inspection by attributes -- part 1: sampling plans indexed by acceptable quality level (aql) for lot-by-lot inspectionWeiterlesenSampling procedures for inspection by attributes -- part 1: sampling plans indexed by acceptable quality level (aql) for lot-by-lot inspection↗
  100. ISO 28594Combined accept-zero sampling systems and process control procedures for product acceptanceWeiterlesenCombined accept-zero sampling systems and process control procedures for product acceptance↗
  101. ISO/IEC 25000:2014Systems and software engineering - Systems and software Quality Requirements and Evaluation (SQuaRE) - Guide to SQuaREAusg. 2WeiterlesenSystems and software engineering - Systems and software Quality Requirements and Evaluation (SQuaRE) - Guide to SQuaRE↗
  102. ISO/IEC 25010:2023Systems and software engineering -- Systems and software Quality Requirements and Evaluation (SQuaRE) -- System and software quality modelsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSystems and software engineering -- Systems and software Quality Requirements and Evaluation (SQuaRE) -- System and software quality models↗
  103. ISO/IEC/IEEE 12207Systems and software engineering - software life cycle processesAusg. 2017WeiterlesenSystems and software engineering - software life cycle processes↗
  104. MIL-STD-1916DOD preferred methods for acceptance of productWeiterlesenDOD preferred methods for acceptance of product↗
  105. SAE AS 5553Fraudulent/counterfeit electronic parts; avoidance, detection, mitigation, and disposition rev AWeiterlesenFraudulent/counterfeit electronic parts; avoidance, detection, mitigation, and disposition rev A↗
  106. SAE AS6174Counterfeit materiel; assuring acquisition of authentic and conforming materiel rev AWeiterlesenCounterfeit materiel; assuring acquisition of authentic and conforming materiel rev A↗
  107. UK DEF STAN 05-135Avoidance of counterfeit materielWeiterlesenAvoidance of counterfeit materiel↗
Munitions- und Sprengstoffsicherheit154 Standards
  1. STANAG 2818STANAG 2818 demolition materiel (AOP-31 and AOP-32)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2818 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to apply AOP-31's design principles and AOP-32's testing and assessment methods to new demolition materiel used by NATO armed forces.↗
  2. STANAG 2916STANAG 2916 nose fuze contours and projectile cavitiesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2916 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-68, covering nose fuze contours and matching projectile cavities for artillery and mortar projectiles.↗
  3. STANAG 4022STANAG 4022 RDX explosive specificationAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 4022 is NATO's specification for RDX explosive for supply between NATO nations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it alongside other explosives specifications.↗
  4. STANAG 4023STANAG 4023 Specification for penthrite (PETN)Ausg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 4023 is NATO's specification for penthrite (PETN) explosive supplied between member nations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the national standard implementing it.↗
  5. STANAG 4024STANAG 4024 ammonium nitrate for explosivesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4024 sets NATO's physical and chemical requirements for ammonium nitrate used in explosives. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  6. STANAG 4025STANAG 4025 TNT (Tolite) specification for deliveries between NATO nationsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4025 sets NATO's specification for TNT (Tolite, Trinitrotoluene) delivered from one NATO nation to another. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech national standards index, which names it alongside STANAG 4022, 4023 and 4284.↗
  7. STANAG 4026STANAG 4026 explosives specification for nitroguanidine (picrite)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4026 is NATO's specification for nitroguanidine (picrite), a raw material for military explosives. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  8. STANAG 4123STANAG 4123 hazard classification of ammunition and explosivesAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4123 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASTP-03, the Allied publication on hazard classification of military ammunition and explosives.↗
  9. STANAG 4147STANAG 4147 chemical compatibility of munition componentsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4147 is NATO's agreement on the chemical compatibility of munition components with the energetic materials they contact. NATO marks it NATO UNCLASSIFIED but has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  10. STANAG 4157STANAG 4157 safety, arming and functioning systems testingAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4157 is NATO's ratified agreement for member nations to implement AOP-4157 and AOP-20, the publications that set safety and suitability for service testing requirements for Safety, Arming and Functioning Systems used in munitions.↗
  11. STANAG 4170STANAG 4170 qualification of explosive materials for military useAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4170 is NATO's agreement setting the principles and minimum data a National Authority uses to qualify an explosive material as safe and suitable for an intended military role.↗
  12. STANAG 4178STANAG 4178 Nitrocellulose quality test proceduresAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4178 is NATO's agreement on test procedures for assessing nitrocellulose quality for energetic materials. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementing standard and NATO publications that cite it.↗
  13. STANAG 4187STANAG 4187 fuzing systems safety design requirementsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 4187 is NATO's ratified agreement for member nations to implement AOP-4187, the publication that sets design safety requirements for fuzing systems used in munitions.↗
  14. STANAG 4230STANAG 4230 HNS explosive specificationAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4230 covers AOP-4230, the specification for HNS explosive for delivery between NATO nations. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from the Czech implementation, COS 137609.↗
  15. STANAG 4240STANAG 4240 fast heating munition test proceduresAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4240 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4240, the Allied ordnance publication giving guidelines for the fast heating (external fire) munition test.↗
  16. STANAG 4241STANAG 4241 bullet impact munition test proceduresAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4241 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4241, the Allied ordnance publication giving guidelines on how a bullet impact munition test is performed.↗
  17. STANAG 4284STANAG 4284 HMX (octogene) physical and chemical requirementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4284 sets physical and chemical requirements for HMX (octogene) explosive delivered between NATO nations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech standard that implements it and a NATO publication that cites it.↗
  18. STANAG 4297STANAG 4297 munition safety and suitability for serviceAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4297 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to apply AOP-15 guidance when assessing the safety and suitability for service of non-nuclear munitions.↗
  19. STANAG 4299STANAG 4299 ammonium perchlorate specificationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4299 is NATO's specification for ammonium perchlorate supplied from one NATO nation to another. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  20. STANAG 4300STANAG 4300 aluminium powder quality test proceduresAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4300 is the NATO agreement on test procedures for assessing the quality of aluminium powder used in energetic material formulations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  21. STANAG 4315STANAG 4315 whole life assessment of munitionsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4315 is the NATO agreement by which member nations commit to AOP-46, the scientific basis for assessing a munition's whole life.↗
  22. STANAG 4326STANAG 4326 NATO fuze characteristics dataAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4326 is the NATO agreement covering AOP-8, NATO's fuze characteristics data publication. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech national standards index, which names the Czech standard that brings AOP-8 into Czech service.↗
  23. STANAG 4363STANAG 4363 initiation systems testing for detonating explosive componentsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4363 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-21, the Allied publication on testing detonating explosive components for initiation systems.↗
  24. STANAG 4368STANAG 4368 safety design requirements for rocket and missile ignition systemsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4368 is NATO's ratified agreement setting safety design requirements for rocket and guided missile ignition systems, with each ratifying nation's National Safety Approving Authority certifying individual designs, not a company certificate.↗
  25. STANAG 4369STANAG 4369 inductive setting of projectile fuzesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4369 is the NATO agreement on design requirements for inductive setting of large calibre projectile fuzes. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that groups it with related fuzing and initiation-system agreements.↗
  26. STANAG 4375STANAG 4375 safety drop test procedures for munitions (AOP-4375)Ausg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4375 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4375, the Allied Ordnance Publication setting safety drop test procedures for munitions.↗
  27. STANAG 4382STANAG 4382 slow heating test agreement for munitionsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4382 is NATO's agreement for nations to ratify and implement AOP-4382, the guidelines for a munitions slow heating test, rather than a document a supplier implements directly.↗
  28. STANAG 4396STANAG 4396 sympathetic reaction test procedures agreementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4396 is the NATO agreement by which ratifying nations commit to AOP-4396's sympathetic reaction test procedures for classifying munitions hazards and assessing insensitiveness.↗
  29. STANAG 4397NATO catalogue of explosives - AOP-26Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO catalogue of explosives - AOP-26↗
  30. STANAG 4423STANAG 4423 cannon ammunition safety and suitability for service evaluationAusg. 2WeiterlesenThe NATO Standardization Agreement setting out how ratifying nations test and evaluate the safety and suitability for service of cannon ammunition from 12.7 to 40 mm calibre.↗
  31. STANAG 4432STANAG 4432 safe design principles for air-launched guided munitionsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4432 sets NATO's agreed principles for the safe design of air-launched guided munitions, assessed by each nation's own review authority rather than by any company certification.↗
  32. STANAG 4439STANAG 4439 insensitive munitions policyAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 4439 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-39, the Allied publication setting NATO's policy for introducing and assessing insensitive munitions.↗
  33. STANAG 4440STANAG 4440 storage of military ammunition and explosives (AASTP-1)Ausg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4440 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASTP-1, the Allied publication setting out guidelines for the storage of military ammunition and explosives.↗
  34. STANAG 4442STANAG 4442 explosives safety risk analysis (AASTP-04 Volume I)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4442 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASTP-04, Volume I, the Allied guidelines for risk-based explosives safety decisions used when the standards in AASTP-01 and AASTP-05 cannot be met.↗
  35. STANAG 4443STANAG 4443 explosives uniaxial compressive testAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4443 is the NATO agreement standardizing how nations test and report the compressive mechanical properties of explosive materials.↗
  36. STANAG 4452STANAG 4452 software safety design and assessment of munition-related computing systemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4452 is NATO's ratified agreement for member nations to apply AOP-52 Edition B's guidance on software safety design and assessment of munition-related computing systems.↗
  37. STANAG 4487STANAG 4487 friction sensitivity testing of explosivesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4487 is NATO's agreement on the method nations use to test and report the friction sensitivity of explosive materials.↗
  38. STANAG 4488STANAG 4488 explosives shock sensitivity testsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4488 is NATO's Edition 2 agreement setting four scaled shock-sensitivity test methods for explosive materials, so results can be compared across nations and used in a material's separate Qualification.↗
  39. STANAG 4489STANAG 4489 explosives impact sensitivity testsAusg. 1WeiterlesenThe NATO agreement setting a common method for testing how sensitive an explosive is to impact, so results from different nations' test organisations can be compared and exchanged.↗
  40. STANAG 4490STANAG 4490 electrostatic discharge sensitivity testing of explosivesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4490 is NATO's agreement on the methods ratifying nations use to test and report the electrostatic discharge sensitivity of explosive materials.↗
  41. STANAG 4491STANAG 4491 thermal sensitiveness and explosiveness testsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4491 sets NATO's thermal sensitiveness and explosiveness tests for energetic materials. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AOP-07, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  42. STANAG 4496STANAG 4496 fragment impact test procedures for munitionsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4496 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4496, the Allied Ordnance Publication on fragment impact test procedures for munitions.↗
  43. STANAG 4497STANAG 4497 hand-emplaced munitions, principles for safe designAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4497 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4497, the Allied Publication of design principles and safety criteria for hand-emplaced munitions.↗
  44. STANAG 4506STANAG 4506 uniaxial tensile testing of explosive materialsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4506 is NATO's agreement on the method nations use to test and report the uniaxial tensile mechanical properties of explosive materials.↗
  45. STANAG 4507STANAG 4507 explosives stress relaxation test in tensionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4507 is the NATO agreement standardising how nations test and report the stress relaxation of explosive materials in tension.↗
  46. STANAG 4515STANAG 4515 thermal analysis of explosivesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4515 is NATO's agreement setting the common test method nations use to characterise the thermal behaviour of explosive materials by DTA, DSC, HFC and TGA.↗
  47. STANAG 4516STANAG 4516 cannon design safety requirementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4516 is NATO's agreement on design safety requirements and the safety and suitability for service evaluation of cannon greater than 12.7 mm and their munition combination.↗
  48. STANAG 4517STANAG 4517 large calibre ordnance design safety and service evaluationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4517 sets NATO's design safety requirements and safety and suitability for service evaluation process for large calibre ordnance, the gun rather than its ammunition.↗
  49. STANAG 4518STANAG 4518 safe disposal of munitions design and safety assessmentAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4518 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to comply with AOP-4518 Edition A when designing or modifying munitions.↗
  50. STANAG 4525STANAG 4525 thermomechanical analysis for explosivesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4525 is the NATO agreement standardizing how nations measure and report the coefficient of linear thermal expansion of explosive materials, so a result from one laboratory means the same thing to another.↗
  51. STANAG 4526STANAG 4526 shaped charge jet munition test agreementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4526 is NATO's Edition 3 agreement committing member nations to AOP-4526, the Allied Ordnance Publication covering the shaped charge jet munition test procedure; it reaches a supplier only once a contract calls for it.↗
  52. STANAG 4540STANAG 4540 explosives dynamic mechanical analysisAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4540 is the NATO agreement standardising how nations test the dynamic mechanical analysis and glass transition temperature of explosive materials.↗
  53. STANAG 4543STANAG 4543 specification for NTO explosiveAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4543 is NATO's specification for the explosive NTO (3-nitro-1,2,4-triazol-5-one). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry that covers it.↗
  54. STANAG 4547STANAG 4547 inductive setting of medium calibre fuzesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4547 is NATO's unreleased agreement on inductive setting of medium calibre electronic projectile fuzes. This page describes it from the Czech national standard that implements it alongside related initiation-system agreements.↗
  55. STANAG 4556Energetic materials, vacuum stability test - AOP-4556 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEnergetic materials, vacuum stability test - AOP-4556 edition A↗
  56. STANAG 4560STANAG 4560 electro-explosive devices characterization agreementAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4560 is the NATO agreement under which member nations commit to characterizing electro-explosive devices to AOP-43, implemented through each nation's own policy update.↗
  57. STANAG 4566STANAG 4566 CL-20 energetic material specificationAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4566 (AOP-4566) is NATO's specification for CL-20 (HNIW) explosive raw material. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech national standard that implements it.↗
  58. STANAG 4581Energetic materials; assessment of ageing characteristics of composite propellants containing an inert binder - AOP-4581 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEnergetic materials; assessment of ageing characteristics of composite propellants containing an inert binder - AOP-4581 edition A↗
  59. STANAG 4582STANAG 4582 propellant stability test procedureAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4582 is the NATO agreement standardizing how nations test and report the chemical stability of nitrocellulose-based gun and rocket propellants using heat flow calorimetry.↗
  60. STANAG 4583STANAG 4583 energetic materials specification for n-butyl NENAAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4583 is NATO's specification for n-butyl NENA (n-butyl 2-nitratoethyl nitramine), a raw material for military explosives. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  61. STANAG 4593Design requirements for inductive setting of large calibre guided munition fuzing systems, including course correcting fuzing systems - AOP-60 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDesign requirements for inductive setting of large calibre guided munition fuzing systems, including course correcting fuzing systems - AOP-60 edition A↗
  62. STANAG 4599STANAG 4599 weapon launched grenade design safety requirementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4599 is NATO's ratified agreement setting design safety requirements and a safety and suitability for service test programme for weapon launched grenade systems, carried in the STANAG's own annexes.↗
  63. STANAG 4608Ammunition below 12.7mm calibre - design safety requirements and safety and suitability for service (S3) evaluationAusg. 1WeiterlesenAmmunition below 12.7mm calibre - design safety requirements and safety and suitability for service (S3) evaluation↗
  64. STANAG 4620STANAG 4620 nitrocellulose propellant stability testingAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4620 sets stability test procedures for nitrocellulose-based propellants using stabilizer depletion, covering AOP-48. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO citations and a Czech defence-standards index entry.↗
  65. STANAG 4629STANAG 4629 safety and suitability for service assessment testingAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4629 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAS3P-01, the Allied Publication covering safety and suitability for service assessment testing of non-nuclear munitions.↗
  66. STANAG 4657STANAG 4657 ammunition storage, maintenance and transport on deployed operations (AASTP-05)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4657 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASTP-05, the Allied publication for storing, maintaining and transporting ammunition on deployed missions or operations.↗
  67. STANAG 4666STANAG 4666 assessment of ageing of polymer bonded explosivesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4666 is NATO's agreement standardising how nations assess the ageing of cast-cured polymer bonded explosives, through an accelerated ageing procedure and a set of characterisation tests, without evaluating in-service life or setting acceptance limits.↗
  68. STANAG 4674STANAG 4674 burning rate measurement for solid rocket propellantsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4674 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4674, the Allied publication on non-intrusive methods for measuring solid rocket propellant burning rate.↗
  69. STANAG 4675STANAG 4675 in-service surveillance of munitionsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4675 is the NATO agreement by which member nations commit to run in-service surveillance of munitions using the guidance in AOP-62, AOP-63 and AOP-64.↗
  70. STANAG 4679STANAG 4679 red phosphorus specification for pyrotechnicsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4679 is NATO's specification for microencapsulated amorphous red phosphorus for use in pyrotechnics. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it and a NATO publication that cites it.↗
  71. STANAG 4682STANAG 4682 energetic material ingredient test methodsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4682 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4682, the Allied publication on test methods for energetic-material ingredients used in NATO munitions.↗
  72. STANAG 4700STANAG 4700 GUDN energetic material specificationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4700 is the NATO agreement specifying guanylurea dinitramide (GUDN), an energetic material. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech national index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  73. STANAG 4719STANAG 4719 TEGDN explosive specificationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4719 is the NATO agreement that specifies TEGDN (triethylene glycol dinitrate) explosive for supply between NATO nations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that covers it, ČOS 137610.↗
  74. STANAG 4757STANAG 4757 safety and suitability for service assessment testing for shoulder launched munitionsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4757 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAS3P-10, the Allied Publication covering safety and suitability for service assessment testing of shoulder launched munitions.↗
  75. STANAG 4758STANAG 4758 safety and suitability for service assessment testing for munitionsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4758 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAS3P-11, the Allied publication covering safety and suitability for service assessment testing for surface and underwater launched munitions.↗
  76. STANAG 4759STANAG 4759 safety and suitability for service assessment testing for aircraft launched munitionsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4759 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAS3P-12, the Allied Publication covering safety and suitability for service assessment testing of aircraft launched munitions.↗
  77. STANAG 4761STANAG 4761 safety and suitability for service testing of large calibre ammunitionAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4761 is NATO's agreement for participating nations to apply AAS3P-20 when planning and running safety and suitability for service assessment testing of large calibre ammunition greater than 40 mm.↗
  78. STANAG 4762STANAG 4762 safety and suitability for service assessment testing of medium calibre ammunitionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4762 is NATO's agreement by which member nations implement AAS3P-21 (Edition A), the Allied Publication covering safety and suitability for service assessment testing of medium calibre ammunition from 20 mm to 40 mm.↗
  79. STANAG 4763STANAG 4763 safety and suitability for service testing for small calibre ammunitionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4763 is NATO's agreement for member nations to bring AAS3P-22, Edition A into force, the Allied Publication covering safety and suitability for service assessment testing for small calibre ammunition under 20mm.↗
  80. STANAG 4764STANAG 4764 safety and suitability assessment testing for mortar cartridgesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4764 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AAS3P-23, the Allied publication on safety and suitability for service assessment testing for mortar cartridges.↗
  81. STANAG 4776STANAG 4776 DNAN specification for energetic materialsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4776 is NATO's unreleased specification for DNAN (2,4-dinitroanisole), an energetic material. This page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the national standard that implements it.↗
  82. STANAG 4797STANAG 4797 hazard mitigation device safety requirementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4797 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4797, the Allied publication setting safety requirements for hazard mitigation devices addressing fast and slow heating threats to munitions.↗
  83. STANAG 4798STANAG 4798 DADNE (FOX-7) energetic material specificationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4798 is the NATO agreement setting test methods for the quality of DADNE (FOX-7) energetic material. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  84. STANAG 4802STANAG 4802 explosives safety risk analysis technical backgroundAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4802 is the NATO agreement by which nations commit to implement AASTP-04 Volume II, the technical background to explosives safety risk analysis, once each has ratified it.↗
  85. STANAG 4836Energetic materials, specification for bdnpa/f [BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)ACETAL (bdnpa) and BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)FORMAL (bdnpf)] - AOP-4836 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEnergetic materials, specification for bdnpa/f [BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)ACETAL (bdnpa) and BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)FORMAL (bdnpf)] - AOP-4836 edition A↗
  86. STANAG 4844STANAG 4844 munitions health management agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenThe NATO agreement by which nations accept AOP-4844, the handbook for munitions health management, and what counts as having implemented it.↗
  87. STANAG 4864STANAG 4864 assessing munitions against extreme but credible threatsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4864 is NATO's agreement bringing AOP-4864, Edition A, into force, committing ratifying nations to harmonise munitions testing against extreme but credible threats instead of duplicating effort.↗
  88. AAS3P-01AAS3P-01 safety and suitability for service assessment testingAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO guidance setting the common framework for safety and suitability for service (S3) assessment testing of non-nuclear munitions, and the evidence a Nation's own S3 Authority reviews before a munition enters service.↗
  89. AAS3P-10AAS3P-10 safety assessment testing for shoulder launched munitionsAusg. BWeiterlesenAAS3P-10 is NATO's safety and suitability for service (S3) test framework for shoulder launched munitions, covering what evidence a developer's test program must produce and how the National S3 Authority evaluates it.↗
  90. AAS3P-11AAS3P-11 S3 testing for surface and underwater launched munitionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAAS3P-11 is NATO's Allied Publication setting the S3 (safety and suitability for service) test programme for surface and underwater launched munitions, agreed under STANAG 4758.↗
  91. AAS3P-12AAS3P-12 safety assessment testing for aircraft launched munitionsAusg. BWeiterlesenAAS3P-12 is the NATO publication setting out the safety and suitability for service test programme an aircraft-launched munition must complete before a National S3 Authority accepts it for NATO service.↗
  92. AAS3P-20AAS3P-20 safety and suitability for service testing for large calibre ammunitionAusg. BWeiterlesenAAS3P-20 is NATO's safety and suitability for service testing framework for large calibre gun ammunition over 40mm, covering artillery, tank and naval guns.↗
  93. AAS3P-21AAS3P-21 safety and suitability for service testing for medium calibre ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenThe NATO Allied Publication setting out safety and suitability for service (S3) assessment testing for medium calibre ammunition from 20 mm to 40 mm.↗
  94. AAS3P-22AAS3P-22 safety and suitability assessment for small calibre ammunition less than 20 mmAusg. AWeiterlesenAAS3P-22 sets NATO's safety and suitability for service (S3) assessment framework for small calibre ammunition under 20 mm, from design hazard analysis to a national S3 approving authority's determination.↗
  95. AAS3P-23AAS3P-23 safety assessment testing for mortar cartridgesAusg. AWeiterlesenAAS3P-23 is NATO's safety and suitability for service (S3) test framework for mortar cartridges and bombs, covering what evidence a developer's test programme must produce and how the appropriate S3 authority evaluates it.↗
  96. AASTP-01AASTP-01 guidelines for ammunition and explosives storageAusg. DWeiterlesenNATO's manual of guidelines for classifying, siting, designing and running a military ammunition or explosives storage facility, from a domestic depot to a deployed operation.↗
  97. AASTP-03AASTP-03 hazard classification of military ammunition and explosivesAusg. BWeiterlesenAASTP-03 sets NATO's hazard classification system for military ammunition and explosives. A national Competent Authority classifies each item, and the classification feeds storage, transport and facility-licensing decisions downstream.↗
  98. AASTP-04AASTP-04 explosives safety risk analysisAusg. BWeiterlesenAASTP-04 is NATO's guide to explosives safety risk analysis, the process nations use to build and document a risk-based decision when quantity-distance rules cannot be met.↗
  99. AASTP-05AASTP-05 ammunition storage, maintenance and transport guidelinesAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO guidelines for storing, maintaining and transporting ammunition on deployed missions, used when a permanent AASTP-01 depot is not available and licensed at national rather than NATO level.↗
  100. AOP-07AOP-07 data requirements for explosive material qualificationAusg. 2WeiterlesenAOP-07 sets NATO's shared data requirements and tests for qualifying an explosive material for military use, and records how each participating nation runs its own qualification procedure under STANAG 4170.↗
  101. AOP-08NATO fuze characteristics dataAusg. 2WeiterlesenNATO fuze characteristics data↗
  102. AOP-15AOP-15 safety and suitability assessment for munitionsAusg. 3WeiterlesenAOP-15 is NATO's guidance for assessing whether a non-nuclear munition is safe and suitable for service, and how a national authority reviews and accepts the residual risk.↗
  103. AOP-20AOP-20 safety, arming and functioning systems manual of testsAusg. BWeiterlesenAOP-20 is NATO's common manual of test methods for producing the safety evidence on a munition's safety, arming and functioning system, reviewed by national and service safety authorities rather than certified.↗
  104. AOP-21AOP-21 safety testing for initiation system componentsAusg. DWeiterlesenAOP-21 is NATO's safety test programme for detonating explosive components in initiation systems, run by each developing nation's own safety authority and shared with other ratifying nations on request.↗
  105. AOP-22Design criteria and test methods for inductive setting of large calibre projectile fuzing systemsAusg. CWeiterlesenDesign criteria and test methods for inductive setting of large calibre projectile fuzing systems↗
  106. AOP-26NATO catalogue of qualified explosivesAusg. 3WeiterlesenNATO catalogue of qualified explosives↗
  107. AOP-31AOP-31 demolition materiel design principlesAusg. 1WeiterlesenAOP-31 sets NATO's design principles and safety criteria for new demolition materiel, applied under STANAG 2818 and assessed through analysis and testing under AOP-32, not through any certification scheme.↗
  108. AOP-32Demolition materiel; assessment and testing of safety and suitability for serviceAusg. 1WeiterlesenDemolition materiel; assessment and testing of safety and suitability for service↗
  109. AOP-39AOP-39 insensitive munitions policyAusg. EWeiterlesenAOP-39 is NATO's policy for assessing how a munition responds to insensitive-munitions threats and reporting that response as an IM Signature a National Authority determines.↗
  110. AOP-4022Energetic materials, specification for rdx (cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for rdx (cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine)↗
  111. AOP-4023Energetic materials, specification for penthrite (petn)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for penthrite (petn)↗
  112. AOP-4147Energetic materials, chemical compatibility with munition componentsAusg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, chemical compatibility with munition components↗
  113. AOP-4157AOP-4157 test requirements for safety, arming and functioning systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4157 is NATO's test programme for the safety and suitability for service of Safety, Arming and Functioning Systems, run and approved by each nation's own safety authority.↗
  114. AOP-4178Energetic materials, test procedures for assessing the quality of nitrocelluloseAusg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, test procedures for assessing the quality of nitrocellulose↗
  115. AOP-4187AOP-4187 safety design requirements for fuzing systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4187 is NATO's safety design standard for munition fuzing systems, with each design reviewed and approved by the National Safety Approving Authority of the nation running the programme.↗
  116. AOP-4230Energetic material, specification for HNS (hexanitrostilbene)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic material, specification for HNS (hexanitrostilbene)↗
  117. AOP-4240AOP-4240 fast heating test procedures for munitionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4240 is NATO's test procedure for how munitions and weapon systems respond to fast heating from a large fuel fire, producing evidence for insensitive-munitions and hazard-classification assessments.↗
  118. AOP-4241AOP-4241 bullet impact test proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4241 is NATO's test method for evidencing how a munition or weapon system responds to a bullet impact, agreed under STANAG 4241 and used to support insensitive munitions and hazard classification assessments made elsewhere.↗
  119. AOP-43AOP-43 electro-explosive device characterizationAusg. DWeiterlesenAOP-43 is the NATO methodology for characterizing electro-explosive devices, the electrical and environmental test data a National Authority draws on to assess a weapon system's safety and suitability for service.↗
  120. AOP-4300Energetic materials, test procedures for assessing the quality of aluminium powder for use in energetic material formulationsAusg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, test procedures for assessing the quality of aluminium powder for use in energetic material formulations↗
  121. AOP-4369Design requirements for inductive setting of large calibre projectile fuzing systemsAusg. BWeiterlesenDesign requirements for inductive setting of large calibre projectile fuzing systems↗
  122. AOP-4375AOP-4375 safety drop test procedures for munitionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4375 is NATO's test procedure for showing a munition stays safe to handle and dispose of after being dropped from the height it could face in service.↗
  123. AOP-4382AOP-4382 slow heating test proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4382 is NATO's test procedure for producing evidence of how munitions respond to a slow, prolonged heat source, feeding insensitive-munitions and hazard-classification decisions made elsewhere.↗
  124. AOP-4396AOP-4396 sympathetic reaction test procedures for munitionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4396 is NATO's test procedure for showing whether a munition reacts sympathetically to the worst-case credible reaction of an identical adjacent munition.↗
  125. AOP-4491Energetic materials, thermal sensitiveness and explosiveness testsAusg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, thermal sensitiveness and explosiveness tests↗
  126. AOP-4496AOP-4496 fragment impact test procedures for munitionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4496 is NATO's test procedure for how munitions and weapon systems respond to being struck by a fragment, producing evidence for insensitive-munitions and hazard-classification assessments.↗
  127. AOP-4497AOP-4497 design safety principles for hand-emplaced munitionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4497 sets NATO's general design principles and safety criteria for hand-emplaced munitions; a national safety approving authority, not an accredited body, certifies each design's compliance.↗
  128. AOP-4518AOP-4518 safe disposal of munitions design principlesAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4518 sets NATO's design safety principles and assessment process for the safe disposal of munitions, applied under STANAG 4518 and reviewed by a national safety authority rather than through any certification scheme.↗
  129. AOP-4526AOP-4526 shaped charge jet impact test procedureAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4526 is NATO's test procedure for evidencing how a munition or weapon system responds to a shaped charge jet impact, feeding the insensitive munitions assessment AOP-39 requires.↗
  130. AOP-4543Energetic materials, specification for nto (3-NITRO-1,2,4-TRIAZOL-5-ONE)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for nto (3-NITRO-1,2,4-TRIAZOL-5-ONE)↗
  131. AOP-4547Design requirements for inductive setting of medium calibre electronic projectile fuzesAusg. AWeiterlesenDesign requirements for inductive setting of medium calibre electronic projectile fuzes↗
  132. AOP-4556Energetic materials, vacuum stability testAusg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, vacuum stability test↗
  133. AOP-4566Energetic materials, specification for hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane (HNIW/CL-20)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane (HNIW/CL-20)↗
  134. AOP-4581Energetic materials; assessment of ageing characteristics of composite propellants containing an inert binderAusg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials; assessment of ageing characteristics of composite propellants containing an inert binder↗
  135. AOP-4583Energetic materials, specification for n-butyl 2 nitratoethyl nitramine (n-butyl nena)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for n-butyl 2 nitratoethyl nitramine (n-butyl nena)↗
  136. AOP-46AOP-46 whole life assessment of munitionsAusg. BWeiterlesenAOP-46 gives the scientific basis and methodology NATO uses to judge how long a non-nuclear munition can remain safe and suitable for service.↗
  137. AOP-4674AOP-4674 non-intrusive propellant burning rate measurementAusg. AWeiterlesenA NATO technical review of non-intrusive methods for measuring how a solid rocket propellant burns, and which methods are mature enough for routine use.↗
  138. AOP-4679Energetic materials, specification for red phosphorus amorphous microencapsulated (for use in pyrotechnics)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for red phosphorus amorphous microencapsulated (for use in pyrotechnics)↗
  139. AOP-4682AOP-4682 test methods for energetic material ingredientsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4682 is NATO's shared manual of laboratory test methods for energetic-material ingredients. It supplies the method; the acceptance values for each ingredient sit in that ingredient's own STANAG.↗
  140. AOP-4700Energetic materials, specification for gudn (guanylurea dinitramide)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for gudn (guanylurea dinitramide)↗
  141. AOP-4719Energetic materials, specification for tegdn (triethylene glycol dinitrate)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for tegdn (triethylene glycol dinitrate)↗
  142. AOP-4776ENERGETIC MATERIALS, SPECIFICATION FOR DNAN (2,4 Dinitroanisole)Ausg. AWeiterlesenENERGETIC MATERIALS, SPECIFICATION FOR DNAN (2,4 Dinitroanisole)↗
  143. AOP-4797AOP-4797 hazard mitigation device safety requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4797 sets NATO's safety design requirements for hazard mitigation devices addressing fast and slow heating threats, reviewed and accepted case by case by a national safety authority rather than certified to a company.↗
  144. AOP-4798Energetic materials, specification for dadne (1,1-DIAMINO-2,2-DINITROETHYLENE/FOX-7)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for dadne (1,1-DIAMINO-2,2-DINITROETHYLENE/FOX-7)↗
  145. AOP-48Energetic materials, nitrocellulose-based propellants, stability test procedures and requirements using stabilizer depletionAusg. CWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, nitrocellulose-based propellants, stability test procedures and requirements using stabilizer depletion↗
  146. AOP-4836Energetic materials, specification for bdnpa/f [BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)ACETAL (bdnpa) and BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)FORMAL (bdnpf)]Ausg. AWeiterlesenEnergetic materials, specification for bdnpa/f [BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)ACETAL (bdnpa) and BIS(2,2-DINITROPROPYL)FORMAL (bdnpf)]↗
  147. AOP-4844AOP-4844 munitions health management handbookAusg. BWeiterlesenAOP-4844 is a NATO handbook on using real in-service data, alongside conventional surveillance, to judge how much safe life a stockpile of munitions has left.↗
  148. AOP-4864AOP-4864 munition response assessment policyAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4864 is NATO's policy for harmonizing insensitive munitions, hazard classification and safety and suitability for service testing into one shared body of evidence.↗
  149. AOP-52AOP-52 software safety design and assessment for munitionsAusg. BWeiterlesenAOP-52 is NATO's guidance on the software safety design and assessment of munition-related computing systems, covering the safety lifecycle, hazard analysis and the evidence a programme assembles for review.↗
  150. AOP-60Design requirements for inductive setting of large calibre guided munition fuzing systems, including course correcting fuzing systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenDesign requirements for inductive setting of large calibre guided munition fuzing systems, including course correcting fuzing systems↗
  151. AOP-62AOP-62 in-service surveillance of munitions guidanceAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's guidance on planning and running an in-service surveillance programme that checks a munition stays safe, reliable and fit for use throughout its service life, up to disposal.↗
  152. AOP-63AOP-63 sampling and test planning for munitions surveillanceAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-63 is NATO's guidance on choosing which munitions to sample and how to select tests for in-service surveillance, feeding a nation's decisions on stockpile safety and service life.↗
  153. AOP-64AOP-64 in-service surveillance of munitionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-64 is the NATO publication explaining why and how nations monitor the condition of energetic materials in munitions already in service, informing decisions on continued issue, storage safety, and life extension of the stockpile.↗
  154. AOP-68AOP-68 nose fuze contours and projectile cavitiesAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's Allied Ordnance Publication standardising nose fuze contours and matching projectile cavities so a fuze from one nation's stock fits a projectile from another's.↗
Landrüstung229 Standards
  1. STANAG 2021STANAG 2021 military load classification of bridges, ferries, rafts and vehiclesAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 2021 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-3.12.1.5, the Allied publication on computing and marking the Military Load Classification of bridges, ferries, rafts and vehicles.↗
  2. STANAG 2310STANAG 2310 interchangeability of 7.62 mm x 51 ammunitionAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2310 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-2310 Edition A, the specification for interchangeable 7.62 mm x 51 ammunition and links.↗
  3. STANAG 2601STANAG 2601 electrical systems in tactical land vehiclesAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2601 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to a common nominal voltage for tactical land vehicle electrical systems, detailed in AEP-2601 Edition A.↗
  4. STANAG 2805STANAG 2805 fording and flotation requirements for ground vehiclesAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2805 sets NATO's fording and flotation requirements for combat and support ground vehicles. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  5. STANAG 2835STANAG 2835 ultraviolet-reflecting white camouflage colourAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2835 sets the optical properties NATO requires of the ultraviolet-reflecting white colour used to camouflage military equipment in snow. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  6. STANAG 2836STANAG 2836 removable paints for camouflageAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2836 sets the minimum quality requirements for removable, temporary camouflage paints used on military equipment and objects. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  7. STANAG 2902STANAG 2902 combat helmet non-ballistic test agreementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2902 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-2902, the non-ballistic test methods and evaluation criteria for combat helmets; it binds nations and NATO bodies, not suppliers, directly.↗
  8. STANAG 2920STANAG 2920 personal armour classificationAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2920 is NATO's unreleased agreement on procedures for evaluating and classifying personal armour against bullet and fragment threats. This page describes it from the Czech implementation and a NATO publication that cites it.↗
  9. STANAG 2997STANAG 2997 life jackets and personal flotation devicesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2997 is the NATO agreement setting safety and performance requirements for military life jackets and personal flotation devices. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  10. STANAG 4007STANAG 4007 electrical connectors between prime movers, trailers and towed artilleryAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4007 is the NATO agreement on the 12-pole, 24V electrical connectors between military towing vehicles and their trailers or towed artillery. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  11. STANAG 4009STANAG 4009 interface geometry, tractors and semi-trailersAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4009 sets out the interface geometry, including kingpin dimensions, that lets tractors and semi-trailers from different NATO nations connect. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  12. STANAG 4015Starter battery spaces for tactical land vehiclesAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStarter battery spaces for tactical land vehicles↗
  13. STANAG 4074STANAG 4074 auxiliary power unit connections for tactical land vehiclesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4074 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to standardize auxiliary power unit connections for starting tactical land vehicles, specified in AEP-4074 Edition A.↗
  14. STANAG 4089Utilisation of specified range targets for direct fire anti-armour ammunition tests - AEP-37 edition 1Ausg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenUtilisation of specified range targets for direct fire anti-armour ammunition tests - AEP-37 edition 1↗
  15. STANAG 4090STANAG 4090 interchangeability of 9 mm x 19 ammunitionAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4090 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4090, the specification for interchangeable 9 mm x 19 ammunition.↗
  16. STANAG 4101STANAG 4101 towing attachmentsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4101 sets the geometric dimensions and placement of mechanical towing attachments on military vehicles, so towing and towed vehicles interoperate across NATO. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  17. STANAG 4106STANAG 4106 ballistic similarity of indirect-fire ammunitionAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4106 sets out how NATO nations determine whether their indirect-fire ammunition is ballistically similar enough to share aiming-data corrections. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  18. STANAG 4110STANAG 4110 pressure terms for cannons, mortars and ammunitionAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4110 is the NATO agreement that defines the pressure terms used to design and test cannons, mortars and their ammunition. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it and from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  19. STANAG 4113STANAG 4113 pressure measurement by crusher gaugesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4113 sets NATO's standardised procedures for crusher-type gauges and piezoelectric transducers that measure peak chamber pressure in guns and mortars. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  20. STANAG 4114STANAG 4114 measurement of projectile velocitiesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4114 is the NATO agreement on measuring projectile velocities, covering AEP-34. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  21. STANAG 4115STANAG 4115 definition and determination of ballistic properties of gun propellantsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4115 is NATO's agreement on measuring the ballistic properties of gun propellants, including a closed-vessel burning-rate test. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation and NATO publications that cite it.↗
  22. STANAG 4119STANAG 4119 indirect fire firing table formatAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4119 is the NATO agreement on the format of numerical firing tables for indirect-fire field artillery and mortars. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  23. STANAG 4133STANAG 4133 electrical power supplies for generating setsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4133 sets NATO's standard types and electrical characteristics for AC and DC rotating generating sets. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  24. STANAG 4144STANAG 4144 ballistic data for fire control systemsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4144 sets out how NATO nations determine and exchange ballistic data for artillery and mortar fire control systems. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  25. STANAG 4145STANAG 4145 nuclear hardening criteria for land materielAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4145 sets NATO's nuclear hardening criteria for armed forces material (land), AEP-04 edition B. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  26. STANAG 4155STANAG 4155 CBRN mask and canister screw thread agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4155 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-4155, the screw thread dimensions that make CBRN protective masks and filter canisters interchangeable across NATO forces; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  27. STANAG 4164STANAG 4164 armour perforation test procedures for anti-armour ammunitionAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4164 is the NATO agreement on test procedures for armour perforation tests of anti-armour ammunition. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry that cites it.↗
  28. STANAG 4172STANAG 4172 interchangeability of 5.56 mm x 45 ammunitionAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4172 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to interchangeable 5.56 mm x 45 ammunition, specified in AOP-4172 Edition A and the AEP-97 proof and inspection manual.↗
  29. STANAG 4190Test procedures for measuring behind-armour effects of anti-armour ammunitionAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTest procedures for measuring behind-armour effects of anti-armour ammunition↗
  30. STANAG 4195STANAG 4195 engine laboratory test for diesel, gasoline and gas turbine enginesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4195 is the NATO standard laboratory test for diesel, gasoline and gas turbine engines used in military vehicles. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  31. STANAG 4296STANAG 4296 eye protection for the individual soldierAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4296 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-4296, the Allied publication setting minimum requirements and test procedures for ballistic eye protection.↗
  32. STANAG 4316Countersurveillance requirements for future main battle tanks (fmbt) - RADAR aspectsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichCountersurveillance requirements for future main battle tanks (fmbt) - RADAR aspects↗
  33. STANAG 4317STANAG 4317 fire protection assessment for land vehiclesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4317 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to the AEP-4317 procedures for assessing fire protection levels of fire extinguishing systems on land vehicles.↗
  34. STANAG 4318Countersurveillance requiremenets for fmbts - acoustic aspectsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichCountersurveillance requiremenets for fmbts - acoustic aspects↗
  35. STANAG 4319Countersurveillance requirements for future main battle tanks infrared/thermal aspectsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichCountersurveillance requirements for future main battle tanks infrared/thermal aspects↗
  36. STANAG 4328STANAG 4328 nuclear radiation protection of military vehiclesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4328 sets NATO guidelines for the nuclear radiation protection of military vehicles, published as AEP-14 edition 4. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for its national implementation.↗
  37. STANAG 4355STANAG 4355 Lieske point mass and five degrees of freedom trajectory modelsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4355 sets out NATO's Lieske point mass and five degrees of freedom models for computing artillery and rocket trajectories. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  38. STANAG 4357STANAG 4357 allied vehicle testing publicationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4357 is the NATO agreement covering AVTP-01, the allied publications that set out how military vehicles are tested before they enter service. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  39. STANAG 4358STANAG 4358 mutual acceptance of vehicle test and evaluationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4358 is the NATO agreement letting member states mutually accept each other's government vehicle test and evaluation results, so testing is not repeated. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  40. STANAG 4360STANAG 4360 paint systems resistant to chemical agentsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4360 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-64 and AEP-65, the paint system specifications resistant to chemical agents and decontaminants; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  41. STANAG 4361STANAG 4361 obscurant effectiveness testingAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4361 sets standardized laboratory and field procedures for evaluating how effectively an obscurant material screens a target. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  42. STANAG 4381STANAG 4381 blackout lighting for tactical land vehiclesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4381 sets NATO's technical requirements for blackout, or tactical, lighting on military land vehicles. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  43. STANAG 4383STANAG 4383 interchangeability of 12.7 mm x 99 ammunitionAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4383 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4383, the interchangeability specification for 12.7 mm x 99 ammunition and links; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  44. STANAG 4400STANAG 4400 derivation of thermochemical values for interior ballistic calculationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4400 is the NATO agreement on deriving thermochemical values for interior ballistic calculations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  45. STANAG 4418Countersurveillance requirementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichCountersurveillance requirements↗
  46. STANAG 4425STANAG 4425 Interchangeability of indirect fire ammunitionAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4425 is NATO's procedure for determining the degree of interchangeability of indirect fire ammunition. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from the Czech national standard that implements it.↗
  47. STANAG 4475Interoperability criteria for mask drinking systems (mds) - AEP-4475 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInteroperability criteria for mask drinking systems (mds) - AEP-4475 edition A↗
  48. STANAG 4478STANAG 4478 recovery and towing facilities for tactical land vehicles and trailersAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4478 is the NATO agreement setting recovery and towing eye requirements for tactical land vehicles and trailers. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  49. STANAG 4495STANAG 4495 laser eye protectionAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4495 is the NATO agreement on laser eye protection, published as AEP-4495. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  50. STANAG 4500STANAG 4500 field artillery muzzle velocityAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4500 is NATO's agreement on determining, exchanging and predicting field artillery muzzle velocity for fire control. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  51. STANAG 4509STANAG 4509 interchangeability of 5.7 mm x 28 ammunitionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4509 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to the 5.7 mm x 28 ammunition interchangeability specification set out in AOP-4509 Edition A.↗
  52. STANAG 4512Dismounted personnel targetAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDismounted personnel target↗
  53. STANAG 4521STANAG 4521 CBRN contamination survivability of military equipmentAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4521 is the NATO agreement that sets design, testing and acceptance criteria for military equipment's resistance to CBRN contamination and decontamination. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  54. STANAG 4524Nuclear blast and thermal test methods and procedures - AEP-25Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNuclear blast and thermal test methods and procedures - AEP-25↗
  55. STANAG 4534Standardized technical data for the determination of interchangeability of components of artillery and mortar systems - AEP-35 edition 2Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandardized technical data for the determination of interchangeability of components of artillery and mortar systems - AEP-35 edition 2↗
  56. STANAG 4537STANAG 4537 sub-group 2 fire control software suiteAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4537 sets the rules NATO nations use to develop, share and disclose the shared fire control software suite (S4) for artillery. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  57. STANAG 4554Aviation mission planning system (amps)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAviation mission planning system (amps)↗
  58. STANAG 4568STANAG 4568 propelling charge lot testingAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4568 is the NATO agreement on procedures to test the ballistic performance and quality of in-service large calibre propelling charge lots. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  59. STANAG 4569STANAG 4569 protection levels for armoured vehicle occupantsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4569 is NATO's agreement on protection levels for occupants of armoured vehicles. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards that implement it and the NATO publications that cite it.↗
  60. STANAG 4571Specification for rapid hand-held antibody-based assaysAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpecification for rapid hand-held antibody-based assays↗
  61. STANAG 4587Close-in land mine detector test proceduresAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenClose-in land mine detector test procedures↗
  62. STANAG 4617STANAG 4617 miniaturised piezo-electric pressure gaugesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4617 is the NATO agreement covering miniaturised piezo-electric pressure gauges used to measure chamber pressure in guns, tank guns and mortars. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  63. STANAG 4624STANAG 4624 30 mm x 173 ammunition interchangeabilityAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4624 is NATO's technical specification for interchangeable 30 mm x 173 mm cannon ammunition. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  64. STANAG 4625Assessment of effect levels of classical warfare agents applied to the skin to be used in the design of protective equipment - AEP-52Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAssessment of effect levels of classical warfare agents applied to the skin to be used in the design of protective equipment - AEP-52↗
  65. STANAG 4628STANAG 4628 CAN protocols for military vehiclesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4628 is NATO's agreement on controller area network (CAN) protocols for military vehicle electrical systems. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it and from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  66. STANAG 4632STANAG 4632 deployable NBC analytical laboratoryAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4632 is the NATO agreement setting capability standards for the Deployable NBC Analytical Laboratory. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO medical and CBRN publications that cite it.↗
  67. STANAG 4635STANAG 4635 the NATO armaments error budgetAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4635 sets out NATO's model for the error budget of ground artillery indirect fire. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  68. STANAG 4653Combined operational characteristics, technical specifications, test procedures and evaluation criteria for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear decontamination equipment - AEP-58 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCombined operational characteristics, technical specifications, test procedures and evaluation criteria for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear decontamination equipment - AEP-58 edition B↗
  69. STANAG 4654STANAG 4654 indirect fire appreciation modellingAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4654 sets a NATO methodology for modelling the effects of indirect fire. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from the Czech implementation, ČOS 109004.↗
  70. STANAG 4677STANAG 4677 dismounted soldier system interoperabilityAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4677 is the NATO agreement that lets dismounted soldiers from different nations exchange tactical data over a shared radio network. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards that implement it.↗
  71. STANAG 4683STANAG 4683 NATO technical sharable software (NTSS)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4683 sets out how NATO's Technical Sharable Software (NTSS) for ballistic characteristics is developed, shared and used, covered by AOP-61. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  72. STANAG 4686STANAG 4686 assessment procedures for defensive aid suitesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4686 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to common AEP-62 procedures for assessing defensive aid suites fitted to land vehicles.↗
  73. STANAG 4694STANAG 4694 NATO accessory railAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4694 is the NATO agreement that defines the standardised NATO accessory rail for attaching sights and other equipment to small arms. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  74. STANAG 4695STANAG 4695 soldier power connector electrical connectivityAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4695 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-4695, the electrical connectivity standard for soldier power connectors between NATO power sources and dismounted soldier systems; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  75. STANAG 4697STANAG 4697 platform level extended video standard (PLEVID)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4697 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-79 Edition A, the platform level extended video standard (PLEVID) for digital video, audio and data distribution.↗
  76. STANAG 4701STANAG 4701 sampling and identification of biological, chemical and radiological agentsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4701 is the NATO agreement covering AEP-66, the handbook for sampling and identifying biological, chemical and radiological agents (SIBCRA). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a NATO medical publication that cites and summarises it.↗
  77. STANAG 4754STANAG 4754 NATO Generic Vehicle Architecture for land systemsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4754 is NATO's ratified agreement for nations to implement the NATO Generic Vehicle Architecture (AEP-4754), the shared data and power interface standard for land vehicle platforms.↗
  78. STANAG 4783STANAG 4783 CBRN contaminated waste managementAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4783 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEP-4783, covering standardized management of waste contaminated with chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) agents.↗
  79. STANAG 4810On-the-move CBRN proof hydration system - AEP-4810 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOn-the-move CBRN proof hydration system - AEP-4810 edition A↗
  80. STANAG 4820STANAG 4820 interchangeability of 4.6 mm x 30 ammunitionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4820 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AOP-4820 Edition A, the specification for interchangeable 4.6 mm x 30 ammunition.↗
  81. STANAG 4823STANAG 4823 multi-calibre manual of proof and inspectionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4823 is the NATO agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AEP-97, the manual of proof and inspection for small arms ammunition.↗
  82. STANAG 4825STANAG 4825 run-flat wheel assessment for land vehiclesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4825 sets out how to test run-flat wheels for military land vehicles, so a wheel damaged in combat still keeps the vehicle mobile. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  83. STANAG 4842Procedures for the evaluation and classification of personal shields - AEP-4842 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenProcedures for the evaluation and classification of personal shields - AEP-4842 edition A↗
  84. STANAG 4851STANAG 4851 combined power and data accessory connector for dismounted soldier systemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4851 defines the connector and pin layout that let accessory devices such as radios and GPS units share power and data with a soldier's equipment. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation, ČOS 593502.↗
  85. STANREC 2333STANREC 2333 guidance on combat clothing performance and protective propertiesAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANREC 2333 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AEP-2333 for combat clothing performance, protective properties and troop trials.↗
  86. STANREC 2642Testing and interoperability of area access control obstacle systems - APP-34 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTesting and interoperability of area access control obstacle systems - APP-34 edition A↗
  87. STANREC 2911Design criteria for body armour carriage systems - AEP-2911 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDesign criteria for body armour carriage systems - AEP-2911 edition A↗
  88. STANREC 4050STANREC 4050 symbols designating function of controls in military vehiclesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANREC 4050 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AEP-4050 Edition A as the standard for symbols marking the function of controls in military vehicles.↗
  89. STANREC 4367Thermodynamic interior ballistic model with global parameters - AEP-4367 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThermodynamic interior ballistic model with global parameters - AEP-4367 edition A↗
  90. STANREC 4498Soldier systems representative targets, helicopters and unarmored vehicles - AEP-87 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSoldier systems representative targets, helicopters and unarmored vehicles - AEP-87 edition A↗
  91. STANREC 4513Incapacitation and suppression - AEP-4513 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIncapacitation and suppression - AEP-4513 edition A↗
  92. STANREC 4536Representative target - unfortified and fortified structures - AEP-88 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRepresentative target - unfortified and fortified structures - AEP-88 edition A↗
  93. STANREC 4548Operational requirements, technical specifications and evaluation criteria for CBRN protective clothing - AEP-38 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOperational requirements, technical specifications and evaluation criteria for CBRN protective clothing - AEP-38 edition C↗
  94. STANREC 4618The six/seven degrees of freedom guided projectile trajectory model - AEP-96 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe six/seven degrees of freedom guided projectile trajectory model - AEP-96 edition A↗
  95. STANREC 4634Collective protection (colpro) in A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) environment - AEP-54 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCollective protection (colpro) in A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) environment - AEP-54 edition C↗
  96. STANREC 4655An engineering model to estimate aerodynamic coefficients - AEP-4655 edition A & AOP-53 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAn engineering model to estimate aerodynamic coefficients - AEP-4655 edition A & AOP-53 edition A↗
  97. STANREC 4725Fit and protection testing methods for negative-pressure respirators - AEP-71 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFit and protection testing methods for negative-pressure respirators - AEP-71 edition A↗
  98. STANREC 4726Recommended CBRN challenge levels - AEP-72 vol I edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRecommended CBRN challenge levels - AEP-72 vol I edition C↗
  99. STANREC 4727Combined operational characteristics, technical specifications and evaluation, tests and criteria for CBRN respiratory protective equipment - AEP-73 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCombined operational characteristics, technical specifications and evaluation, tests and criteria for CBRN respiratory protective equipment - AEP-73 edition B↗
  100. STANREC 4729Performance of non-lethal land vehicle arresting devices - AEP-74 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPerformance of non-lethal land vehicle arresting devices - AEP-74 edition C↗
  101. STANREC 4730Capability and systems requirements for nuclear and radiological detection, identification and monitoring equipment - AEP-75 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCapability and systems requirements for nuclear and radiological detection, identification and monitoring equipment - AEP-75 edition A↗
  102. STANREC 4738STANREC 4738 low burden CBRN protective clothing recommendation (AEP-85)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4738 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AEP-85 (Edition A) for developing, acquiring and evaluating low burden CBRN protective clothing; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  103. STANREC 4741Chemical agent challenge levels - AEP-72 vol II edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenChemical agent challenge levels - AEP-72 vol II edition A↗
  104. STANREC 4742Toxic industrial chemicals (tic) challenge levels - AEP-72 vol III edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenToxic industrial chemicals (tic) challenge levels - AEP-72 vol III edition A↗
  105. STANREC 4743STANREC 4743 guidance on biological warfare agent challenge levelsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4743 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AEP-72 Volume IV as the source of biological warfare agent challenge levels for NATO protective equipment design.↗
  106. STANREC 4744STANREC 4744 guidance on risk assessment of non-lethal kinetic energy projectilesAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANREC 4744 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AEP-94, AEP-98, AEP-99 and AEP-103 for assessing the risk of non-lethal kinetic energy projectiles.↗
  107. STANREC 474940 x 255 mm cased telescoped ammunition - AEP-4749 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegeben40 x 255 mm cased telescoped ammunition - AEP-4749 edition A↗
  108. STANREC 4780STANREC 4780 soldier load-carrying equipment recommendationAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4780 is NATO's recommendation, not a binding requirement, that nations use AEP-4780 for designing individual load-carrying equipment for the combat soldier.↗
  109. STANREC 4784Clearance decontamination - AEP-4784 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenClearance decontamination - AEP-4784 edition A↗
  110. STANREC 4785STANREC 4785 test procedures for small arms suppressorsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4785 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AEP-4785's test procedures for small arms suppressors; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  111. STANREC 4790STANREC 4790 radiological challenge levelsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4790 is NATO's voluntary recommendation that nations use AEP-72, Volume V, Edition A when designing protective equipment and procedures for NATO forces; it does not bind anyone to adopt it.↗
  112. STANREC 4796Support weapon mount mechanical interface- AEP-4796 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSupport weapon mount mechanical interface- AEP-4796 edition A↗
  113. STANREC 4818Robotic autonomous systems - ground interoperability profile - AEP-4818 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRobotic autonomous systems - ground interoperability profile - AEP-4818 edition A↗
  114. STANREC 4819NATO interoperable dismounted battery charging interface - AEP-4819 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO interoperable dismounted battery charging interface - AEP-4819 edition A↗
  115. STANREC 4821STANREC 4821 load effects assessment program (LEAP)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4821 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AEP-4821 Edition A as the load effects test method for assessing the mobility impact of Dismounted Soldier Systems equipment.↗
  116. STANREC 4833Sizing and fitting of military combat clothing, individual equipment and protection - AEP-4833 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSizing and fitting of military combat clothing, individual equipment and protection - AEP-4833 edition A↗
  117. STANREC 4834NATO test and evaluation operating procedures (ntop) for chemical and biological detection, identification and monitoring equipment - AEP-4834 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO test and evaluation operating procedures (ntop) for chemical and biological detection, identification and monitoring equipment - AEP-4834 edition A↗
  118. STANREC 4843Considerations for the testing of military search equipment - AEP-4843 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConsiderations for the testing of military search equipment - AEP-4843 edition A↗
  119. STANREC 4845STANREC 4845 soldier system reference architecture for power, electronics and data infrastructureAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4845 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AEP-4845 Edition A as the reference architecture for a soldier system's power, electronics and data infrastructure.↗
  120. STANREC 4853Cyber methodology for land systems - AEP-4853 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCyber methodology for land systems - AEP-4853 edition A↗
  121. STANREC 4854Use of 95 ghz millimetre wave technology for non-lethal counter-personnel applications - AEP-4854 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenUse of 95 ghz millimetre wave technology for non-lethal counter-personnel applications - AEP-4854 edition A↗
  122. STANREC 4865STANREC 4865 guidance on bridging and gap-crossing equipment designAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4865 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AEP-4865 for military bridging and gap-crossing equipment design and test requirements.↗
  123. STANREC 5654Space and nuclear radiation hardening guidelines for military satellites: electronics and photonics - AEP-5654 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpace and nuclear radiation hardening guidelines for military satellites: electronics and photonics - AEP-5654 edition A↗
  124. AEP-04Nuclear hardening criteria for armed forces material (land) volume I: methodologyAusg. BWeiterlesenNuclear hardening criteria for armed forces material (land) volume I: methodology↗
  125. AEP-05NATO standard engine laboratory test for gas turbine engines and diesel and gasoline enginesAusg. 3WeiterlesenNATO standard engine laboratory test for gas turbine engines and diesel and gasoline engines↗
  126. AEP-07Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) contamination survivability factors in the design, testing and acceptance of military equipmentAusg. 5WeiterlesenChemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) contamination survivability factors in the design, testing and acceptance of military equipment↗
  127. AEP-103AEP-103 head injuries assessment of non-lethal projectilesAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO's method for assessing head-injury risk from a non-lethal projectile strike, run by a test facility under a National Authority using a validated surrogate or simulation.↗
  128. AEP-14Guidelines to improve nuclear radiation protection of military vehiclesAusg. 4WeiterlesenGuidelines to improve nuclear radiation protection of military vehicles↗
  129. AEP-22A guide to transient radiation effects on electronics at the tactical level (land forces)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenA guide to transient radiation effects on electronics at the tactical level (land forces)↗
  130. AEP-23Pressure measurement by crusher gauges - NATO approved tests for crusher gaugesAusg. 2WeiterlesenPressure measurement by crusher gauges - NATO approved tests for crusher gauges↗
  131. AEP-2333AEP-2333 combat clothing performance and protective propertiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-2333 sets NATO's recommended performance and protective-property criteria and troop-trial guidance for combat clothing, covering water-resistant, tropical, extreme cold weather and flame-resistant garments.↗
  132. AEP-25Nuclear blast and thermal test methods and proceduresAusg. 1WeiterlesenNuclear blast and thermal test methods and procedures↗
  133. AEP-2601Standardization of electrical systems in tactical land vehiclesAusg. AWeiterlesenStandardization of electrical systems in tactical land vehicles↗
  134. AEP-28Field electrical power supply technical aspects for interoperabilityAusg. 1WeiterlesenField electrical power supply technical aspects for interoperability↗
  135. AEP-2902AEP-2902 non-ballistic test methods for combat helmetsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO non-ballistic test methods and evaluation criteria for combat helmets, covering blunt impact, penetration, retention, coverage, ageing and human factors, with ballistic performance handled separately under STANAG 2920.↗
  136. AEP-2911Design criteria for fragmentation protective body armourAusg. AWeiterlesenDesign criteria for fragmentation protective body armour↗
  137. AEP-2920Procedures for the evaluation and classification of personal armour - bullet and fragmentation threatsAusg. AWeiterlesenProcedures for the evaluation and classification of personal armour - bullet and fragmentation threats↗
  138. AEP-3.12.1.5AEP-3.12.1.5 military load classification of bridges, ferries, rafts and vehiclesAusg. BWeiterlesenAEP-3.12.1.5 sets NATO's method for computing the Military Load Classification of bridges, ferries, rafts and vehicles, and it binds nations through the agreement recorded in STANAG 2021.↗
  139. AEP-31Reference document on colours for disruptive camouflage for military equipments in use in NATOAusg. 1WeiterlesenReference document on colours for disruptive camouflage for military equipments in use in NATO↗
  140. AEP-34Measurement of projectile velocitiesAusg. 3WeiterlesenMeasurement of projectile velocities↗
  141. AEP-35Technical data for the determination of interchangeability of components of artillery and mortar systemsAusg. 2WeiterlesenTechnical data for the determination of interchangeability of components of artillery and mortar systems↗
  142. AEP-37Catalogue of range targets for direct fire anti-armour ammunition testsAusg. 1WeiterlesenCatalogue of range targets for direct fire anti-armour ammunition tests↗
  143. AEP-38Operational requirements, technical specifications and evaluation criteria for CBRN protective clothingAusg. BWeiterlesenOperational requirements, technical specifications and evaluation criteria for CBRN protective clothing↗
  144. AEP-4007Electrical connectors between prime movers, trailers and towed artilleryAusg. AWeiterlesenElectrical connectors between prime movers, trailers and towed artillery↗
  145. AEP-4009Interface geometry, tractors and semi-trailersAusg. AWeiterlesenInterface geometry, tractors and semi-trailers↗
  146. AEP-4050AEP-4050 symbols for military vehicle controlsAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-4050 is NATO's Allied Engineering Publication recommending standardized symbols, mostly drawn from ISO and SAE civil standards, for labelling the function of controls in military vehicles, agreed by nations under STANREC 4050.↗
  147. AEP-4074Auxiliary power unit connections for starting tactical land vehiclesAusg. AWeiterlesenAuxiliary power unit connections for starting tactical land vehicles↗
  148. AEP-4101Towing attachmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenTowing attachments↗
  149. AEP-4133Electrical power supplies: standard types and rotating generating sets (ac-dc)Ausg. AWeiterlesenElectrical power supplies: standard types and rotating generating sets (ac-dc)↗
  150. AEP-4155CBRN protective mask and filter canister screw threadsAusg. AWeiterlesenCBRN protective mask and filter canister screw threads↗
  151. AEP-4296AEP-4296 eye protection for the individual soldierAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-4296 sets NATO's minimum performance requirements, evaluation criteria and test methods for procuring eye protection (spectacles, goggles, visors) for the individual soldier, covered by STANAG 4296.↗
  152. AEP-4317Procedures for the assessment of fire protection levels for land vehiclesAusg. AWeiterlesenProcedures for the assessment of fire protection levels for land vehicles↗
  153. AEP-4367Thermodynamic interior ballistic model with global parametersAusg. AWeiterlesenThermodynamic interior ballistic model with global parameters↗
  154. AEP-4381Blackout lighting systems for tactical land vehiclesAusg. AWeiterlesenBlackout lighting systems for tactical land vehicles↗
  155. AEP-4475Interoperability criteria for mask drinking systems (mds)Ausg. AWeiterlesenInteroperability criteria for mask drinking systems (mds)↗
  156. AEP-4478Recovery and towing facilities for tactical land vehicles and trailersAusg. AWeiterlesenRecovery and towing facilities for tactical land vehicles and trailers↗
  157. AEP-4495Guidance for the procurement of laser eye protection (lep) for the individual military userAusg. AWeiterlesenGuidance for the procurement of laser eye protection (lep) for the individual military user↗
  158. AEP-4513Incapacitation and suppressionAusg. AWeiterlesenIncapacitation and suppression↗
  159. AEP-4624Manual of proof and inspection for NATO 30 mm x 173 ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenManual of proof and inspection for NATO 30 mm x 173 ammunition↗
  160. AEP-4655An engineering model to estimate aerodynamic coefficientsAusg. AWeiterlesenAn engineering model to estimate aerodynamic coefficients↗
  161. AEP-4695Soldier power connector - electrical connectivity standards between NATO power sources and dismounted soldier systems (dss)Ausg. BWeiterlesenSoldier power connector - electrical connectivity standards between NATO power sources and dismounted soldier systems (dss)↗
  162. AEP-474940 x 255 mm cased telescoped ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesen40 x 255 mm cased telescoped ammunition↗
  163. AEP-4754AEP-4754 NATO generic vehicle architecture for land systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-4754 sets out the NATO Generic Vehicle Architecture (NGVA) across eight volumes covering power, data, safety, verification and tactical-effector interfaces for land vehicle platforms.↗
  164. AEP-4780AEP-4780 soldier load-carrying equipment design principlesAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO's recommended design principles and load configurations (fighting, patrol and marching order) for the individual load-carrying equipment combat soldiers wear.↗
  165. AEP-4783Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear (CBRN) contaminated waste managementAusg. AWeiterlesenChemical, biological, radiological, nuclear (CBRN) contaminated waste management↗
  166. AEP-4784Clearance decontaminationAusg. AWeiterlesenClearance decontamination↗
  167. AEP-4785Testing protocol on acoustic signature measurement of small arms suppressorsAusg. AWeiterlesenTesting protocol on acoustic signature measurement of small arms suppressors↗
  168. AEP-4796Support weapon mount mechanical interfaceAusg. AWeiterlesenSupport weapon mount mechanical interface↗
  169. AEP-4810On-the-move CBRN proof hydration systemAusg. AWeiterlesenOn-the-move CBRN proof hydration system↗
  170. AEP-4818Robotics and autonomous systems - ground (ras-g) interoperability profile (iop): overarching profileAusg. AWeiterlesenRobotics and autonomous systems - ground (ras-g) interoperability profile (iop): overarching profile↗
  171. AEP-4819NATO interoperable dismounted battery charging interfaceAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO interoperable dismounted battery charging interface↗
  172. AEP-4821AEP-4821 load effects assessment programAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-4821 sets out NATO's Load Effects Assessment Program (LEAP), a recommended test methodology for measuring how carried equipment affects a soldier's mobility during development and procurement.↗
  173. AEP-4825Procedure for the assessment of run flat wheels for land vehiclesAusg. AWeiterlesenProcedure for the assessment of run flat wheels for land vehicles↗
  174. AEP-4833Sizing and fitting of military combat clothing, individual equipment and protectionAusg. AWeiterlesenSizing and fitting of military combat clothing, individual equipment and protection↗
  175. AEP-4834NATO test and evaluation operating procedures (ntop) for chemical and biological detection, identification and monitoring equipment - general informationAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO test and evaluation operating procedures (ntop) for chemical and biological detection, identification and monitoring equipment - general information↗
  176. AEP-4842Procedures for the evaluation and classification of personal shieldsAusg. AWeiterlesenProcedures for the evaluation and classification of personal shields↗
  177. AEP-4843Considerations for the testing of military search equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenConsiderations for the testing of military search equipment↗
  178. AEP-4845AEP-4845 soldier system reference architecture for power, electronics and data infrastructureAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-4845 sets out NATO's seven-volume reference architecture for a soldier's power, electronics and data infrastructure, which nations use to derive their own target architecture rather than adopt directly.↗
  179. AEP-4851Combined power and data accessory connector for dismounted soldier systems (dss)Ausg. AWeiterlesenCombined power and data accessory connector for dismounted soldier systems (dss)↗
  180. AEP-4853Cyber methodology for land systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenCyber methodology for land systems↗
  181. AEP-4854Use of 95 ghz millimetre wave technology for non-lethal counter-personnel applicationsAusg. AWeiterlesenUse of 95 ghz millimetre wave technology for non-lethal counter-personnel applications↗
  182. AEP-4865AEP-4865 military bridging and gap-crossing equipment design and test codeAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-4865 is NATO's Allied Engineering Publication setting the loading, design and testing requirements for military bridges, piers, floating bridges, rafts and their launching equipment.↗
  183. AEP-51Miniaturised piezo-electric pressure gaugesAusg. 1WeiterlesenMiniaturised piezo-electric pressure gauges↗
  184. AEP-52Assessment of effect levels of classical chemical warfare agents applied to the skin to be used in the design of protective equipmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenAssessment of effect levels of classical chemical warfare agents applied to the skin to be used in the design of protective equipment↗
  185. AEP-54Collective protection (colpro) in A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) environmentAusg. CWeiterlesenCollective protection (colpro) in A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) environment↗
  186. AEP-55Procedures for evaluating the protection level of armoured vehicles - kinetic energy and artillery threatAusg. DWeiterlesenProcedures for evaluating the protection level of armoured vehicles - kinetic energy and artillery threat↗
  187. AEP-5654Space and nuclear radiation hardening guidelines for military satellitesAusg. AWeiterlesenSpace and nuclear radiation hardening guidelines for military satellites↗
  188. AEP-58Combined operational characteristics, technical specifications, test procedures and evaluation criteria for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear decontamination equipmentAusg. BWeiterlesenCombined operational characteristics, technical specifications, test procedures and evaluation criteria for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear decontamination equipment↗
  189. AEP-62Procedures for the assessment of defensive aid suites (das) for land vehicles - das threat classificationAusg. CWeiterlesenProcedures for the assessment of defensive aid suites (das) for land vehicles - das threat classification↗
  190. AEP-64AEP-64 paint systems resistant to chemical agents and decontaminantsAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-64 sets NATO's minimum laboratory performance requirements and acceptance criteria for paint systems protecting land military equipment against corrosion, wear and chemical agents.↗
  191. AEP-65AEP-65 test method for paint systems resistant to chemical agentsAusg. BWeiterlesenAEP-65 is NATO's laboratory test method and pass/fail criteria for how much chemical agent a paint system absorbs and desorbs, invoked automatically wherever a nation ratifies STANAG 4360.↗
  192. AEP-66NATO handbook for sampling and identification of biological, chemical and radiological agents (sibcra)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNATO handbook for sampling and identification of biological, chemical and radiological agents (sibcra)↗
  193. AEP-70Procedures to determine field artillery muzzle velocity management, interchangeability and predictionAusg. AWeiterlesenProcedures to determine field artillery muzzle velocity management, interchangeability and prediction↗
  194. AEP-71Fit and protection testing methods for negative-pressure respiratorsAusg. AWeiterlesenFit and protection testing methods for negative-pressure respirators↗
  195. AEP-72Recommended CBRN challenge levelsAusg. AWeiterlesenRecommended CBRN challenge levels↗
  196. AEP-73Combined operational characteristics, technical specifications and evaluation, tests and criteria for CBRN respiratory protective equipmentAusg. BWeiterlesenCombined operational characteristics, technical specifications and evaluation, tests and criteria for CBRN respiratory protective equipment↗
  197. AEP-74Performance of non-lethal land vehicle arresting devicesAusg. CWeiterlesenPerformance of non-lethal land vehicle arresting devices↗
  198. AEP-75Capability and systems requirements for nuclear and radiological detection, identification and monitoring equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenCapability and systems requirements for nuclear and radiological detection, identification and monitoring equipment↗
  199. AEP-76Specifications defining the joint dismounted soldier system interoperability network (jdssin)Ausg. AWeiterlesenSpecifications defining the joint dismounted soldier system interoperability network (jdssin)↗
  200. AEP-79Platform level extended video standardAusg. AWeiterlesenPlatform level extended video standard↗
  201. AEP-85Low burden chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) protective clothingAusg. AWeiterlesenLow burden chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) protective clothing↗
  202. AEP-87Soldier systems representative targets, helicopters and unarmored vehiclesAusg. AWeiterlesenSoldier systems representative targets, helicopters and unarmored vehicles↗
  203. AEP-88Representative target - unfortified and fortified structuresAusg. AWeiterlesenRepresentative target - unfortified and fortified structures↗
  204. AEP-94AEP-94 skin penetration assessment for non-lethal projectilesAusg. BWeiterlesenAEP-94 is a NATO test method for judging whether a non-lethal kinetic-energy projectile penetrates a synthetic skin surrogate.↗
  205. AEP-96The six/seven degrees of freedom guided projectile trajectory modelAusg. AWeiterlesenThe six/seven degrees of freedom guided projectile trajectory model↗
  206. AEP-97AEP-97 multi-calibre manual of proof and inspection for NATO small arms ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's 27-volume manual of proof and inspection test procedures, equipment and sentencing rules for the small-calibre interchangeability standards it supports.↗
  207. AEP-98AEP-98 precision assessment of non-lethal kinetic energy weapons and ammunitionAusg. BWeiterlesenA NATO test procedure for assessing the precision of non-lethal kinetic-energy weapons and ammunition, run by a test facility under National Authority oversight, that sets no acceptance or rejection criteria of its own.↗
  208. AEP-99AEP-99 thorax injury risk assessment of non-lethal projectilesAusg. BWeiterlesenAEP-99 is NATO's laboratory method for assessing the thorax injury risk of non-lethal projectiles, run by a National Authority using a physical surrogate or a validated simulation.↗
  209. ANEP-57Basic materiel requirements for the the NBC defence of naval vesselsAusg. 1WeiterlesenBasic materiel requirements for the the NBC defence of naval vessels↗
  210. AOP-2310AOP-2310 technical performance specification for 7.62 mm x 51 ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's technical performance specification for 7.62 mm x 51 ammunition and links, the reference nations use to test and qualify designs as functionally interchangeable across NATO forces.↗
  211. AOP-29NATO indirect fire ammunition interchangeability - 155 mm artillery ammunitionAusg. 2WeiterlesenNATO indirect fire ammunition interchangeability - 155 mm artillery ammunition↗
  212. AOP-37NATO artillery ballistic kernel (nabk)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNATO artillery ballistic kernel (nabk)↗
  213. AOP-4090AOP-4090 9 mm x 19 ammunition interchangeability specificationAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4090 sets the NATO Qualification and production-consistency requirements a 9 mm x 19 ammunition design must meet for battlefield interchangeability, tested against AEP-97's proof and inspection procedures.↗
  214. AOP-4172AOP-4172 technical performance specification for 5.56 mm x 45 ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's technical performance specification for 5.56 mm x 45 ammunition and links, the reference nations use to test and qualify designs as functionally interchangeable across NATO forces.↗
  215. AOP-4355The lieske modified point mass and five degrees of freedom trajectory modelsAusg. AWeiterlesenThe lieske modified point mass and five degrees of freedom trajectory models↗
  216. AOP-4383AOP-4383 technical performance specification for 12.7 mm x 99 ammunition interchangeabilityAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4383 sets the requirement categories a 12.7 mm x 99 ammunition or link design must pass to be recognised as NATO Qualified and interchangeable across NATO forces.↗
  217. AOP-4509AOP-4509 interchangeability requirements for 5.7 mm x 28 ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4509 sets the technical performance requirements a 5.7 mm x 28 ammunition design must meet for NATO Qualification, working alongside AEP-97 test procedures, and reaching an organisation once a national specification or contract invokes it.↗
  218. AOP-4624Technical performance specification providing for the interchangeability of 30 mm x 173 ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical performance specification providing for the interchangeability of 30 mm x 173 ammunition↗
  219. AOP-4654Indirect fire appreciation modellingAusg. AWeiterlesenIndirect fire appreciation modelling↗
  220. AOP-4820AOP-4820 technical performance specification for 4.6 mm x 30 ammunitionAusg. AWeiterlesenAOP-4820 sets the NATO technical performance requirements a 4.6 mm x 30 ammunition design must meet to be qualified for interchangeability across NATO forces, assessed design by design rather than through any company certification.↗
  221. AOP-49NATO shareable fire control software suite quality systemAusg. DWeiterlesenNATO shareable fire control software suite quality system↗
  222. AOP-55Adoption of A standard indirect fire firing table formatAusg. AWeiterlesenAdoption of A standard indirect fire firing table format↗
  223. AOP-61NATO technical shareable software product development, standards and guidelinesWeiterlesenNATO technical shareable software product development, standards and guidelines↗
  224. AOP-65Firing techniques to determine ballistic data for fire control systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenFiring techniques to determine ballistic data for fire control systems↗
  225. APP-18Sub-group 2 sharable (fire control) software suite (S4)Ausg. AWeiterlesenSub-group 2 sharable (fire control) software suite (S4)↗
  226. APP-34Testing and interoperability of area access control obstacle systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenTesting and interoperability of area access control obstacle systems↗
  227. AVPP-01Armoured vehicle protection levelsAusg. BWeiterlesenArmoured vehicle protection levels↗
  228. AVPP-02Security classification or marking guide for the handling of STANAG 4569Ausg. AWeiterlesenSecurity classification or marking guide for the handling of STANAG 4569↗
  229. AVTP-01Allied vehicle testing publicationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenAllied vehicle testing publications↗
Luftrüstung85 Standards
  1. STANAG 3441STANAG 3441 design of aircraft storesAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3441 is NATO's agreement on the design of aircraft stores. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech standard ČOS 156001 that implements it and from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  2. STANAG 3447STANAG 3447 air-to-air refuelling probe-drogue interface characteristicsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3447 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to the probe-drogue interface characteristics for air-to-air refuelling specified in ATP-3.3.4.6 Edition A.↗
  3. STANAG 3556STANAG 3556 aircraft store ejector cartridgesAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3556 is the NATO agreement on aircraft store ejector cartridges. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  4. STANAG 3558STANAG 3558 electrical connector locations for aircraft storesAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3558 is the NATO agreement on the locations of electrical connectors for aircraft stores. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  5. STANAG 3575STANAG 3575 aircraft stores ejector racksAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3575 covers aircraft stores ejector racks. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  6. STANAG 3576Electrical connector for dispensers and internal intervalometer type rocket launchers for aircraft - AEP-100 edition AAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenElectrical connector for dispensers and internal intervalometer type rocket launchers for aircraft - AEP-100 edition A↗
  7. STANAG 358520 mm ammunition and links for aircraft gunsAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegeben20 mm ammunition and links for aircraft guns↗
  8. STANAG 3605Compatibility of arming systems and expendable aircraft storesAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCompatibility of arming systems and expendable aircraft stores↗
  9. STANAG 3635STANAG 3635 aircraft stores suspension units with gravity release capabilityAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3635 is the NATO agreement on aircraft stores suspension units with gravity release capability. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  10. STANAG 3726STANAG 3726 bail (portal) lugs for aircraft storesAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3726 is the NATO agreement on bail (portal) lugs for suspending stores from aircraft. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  11. STANAG 3733STANAG 3733 laser pulse repetition frequencies and laser designatorsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3733 is the classified NATO agreement on laser pulse repetition frequencies and the characteristics of laser designators and markers. This page describes it from the public Czech standards index.↗
  12. STANAG 3820STANAG 3820 27 mm x 145 ammunition and links for aircraft gunsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3820 is the NATO agreement on 27 mm x 145 ammunition and links for aircraft guns. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it, ČOS 130510.↗
  13. STANAG 3837Aircraft stores electrical interconnection systemAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft stores electrical interconnection system↗
  14. STANAG 3842STANAG 3842 rail-launched missile/launcher mechanical interfaceAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3842 is the NATO agreement on the mechanical interface between a rail-launched missile and its launcher. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  15. STANAG 3898Aircraft stores interface manual - AOP-12Ausg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft stores interface manual - AOP-12↗
  16. STANAG 3899STANAG 3899 ground fit and compatibility for aircraft storesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3899 sets NATO's ground fit and compatibility criteria and test methods for aircraft stores. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  17. STANAG 4545STANAG 4545 NATO secondary imagery format (NSIF)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4545 is the NATO agreement under which member nations commit to the NATO Secondary Imagery Format (NSIF), built to the ISO/IEC BIIF Profile JBP-2021.2 for interoperable exchange of imagery across NATO systems.↗
  18. STANAG 4559STANAG 4559 NATO standard ISR library interfaces and servicesAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4559 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement one or more of AEDP-17, AEDP-18 and AEDP-19, the interfaces and services for exchanging ISR data between allied systems.↗
  19. STANAG 4575STANAG 4575 NATO advanced data storage interface (NADSI) for ISR systemsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 4575 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEDP-06, the interface requirements for transferring ISR data from removable memory modules to compliant ground stations.↗
  20. STANAG 4607STANAG 4607 NATO ground moving target indicator formatAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4607 is NATO's agreement for member nations to implement AEDP-4607, the format for exchanging ground moving target indicator radar data between NATO ISR systems.↗
  21. STANAG 4609STANAG 4609 ISR motion imageryAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 4609 defines how NATO motion imagery and its metadata are formatted for exploitation. ComplyTrain traces its 35 technical requirements to the procedure that implements each one.↗
  22. STANAG 4658STANAG 4658 cooperative electronic support measure operations (CESMO)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4658 is the NATO agreement covering CESMO, the standardised message set for sharing electromagnetic spectrum threat data between coalition forces. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEDP-02, which cites it.↗
  23. STANAG 4676STANAG 4676 NATO ISR tracking standardAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4676 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AEDP-12, the Allied publication defining the formats for exchanging ISR tracking data.↗
  24. STANAG 4715STANAG 4715 biometrics data interchange, watchlisting and reportingAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4715 is the NATO agreement on exchanging biometric data between national systems for watchlisting and reporting. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  25. STANAG 4781NATO defensive aids systems (ndas) open architecture - AEP-104 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO defensive aids systems (ndas) open architecture - AEP-104 edition A↗
  26. STANAG 4858STANAG 4858 resilient file delivery protocol over degraded networksAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4858 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AEDP-4858 Edition A, the protocol for delivering files between air and ground systems over degraded networks.↗
  27. STANAG 7023STANAG 7023 air reconnaissance imagery data standardAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 7023 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AEDP-7023 Edition A, the data format and transport architecture for interoperable air reconnaissance imagery.↗
  28. STANAG 7067Type and location of 'NON-1760' electrical connectors for helicopter rocket launchersAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenType and location of 'NON-1760' electrical connectors for helicopter rocket launchers↗
  29. STANAG 7068Aircraft/stores certification proceduresAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft/stores certification procedures↗
  30. STANAG 7081Standard rail for launch of 0-68 kilogram (0-150 pound) missiles from helicoptersAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandard rail for launch of 0-68 kilogram (0-150 pound) missiles from helicopters↗
  31. STANAG 7085STANAG 7085 interoperable data links for ISR systemsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 7085 is the NATO agreement on interoperable data links for ISR systems, edition 4. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  32. STANAG 7117STANAG 7117 rechargeable pneumatic energy source for aircraft stores releaseAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7117 is the NATO agreement on rechargeable pneumatic energy sources for aircraft stores release. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  33. STANAG 7191STANAG 7191 air-to-air refuelling boom-receptacle interface requirementsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7191 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to the boom-receptacle interface requirements for air-to-air refuelling specified in ATP-3.3.4.5 Edition B.↗
  34. STANAG 7215STANAG 7215 air-to-air refuelling signal lightsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7215 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to the air-to-air refuelling signal lights specified in ATP-3.3.4.7 Edition B.↗
  35. STANAG 7239STANAG 7239 automated air-to-air refuelling (A3R)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7239 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement ATP-3.3.4.10 Edition A, covering automated air-to-air refuelling (A3R).↗
  36. STANREC 4750STANREC 4750 memory systems sanitization guideAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4750 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AEDP-3 to purge and sanitize FLASH, SSD and magnetic disk storage in ISR systems; what counts as adequate sanitization is a national security authority's decision, not this document's.↗
  37. STANREC 4756Overview of inhibition trial procedure for barrage ECM against point-to-point radio links - AEP-4756 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOverview of inhibition trial procedure for barrage ECM against point-to-point radio links - AEP-4756 edition A↗
  38. STANREC 4777STANREC 4777 recommended architecture for NATO ISR interoperabilityAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4777 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, pointing nations to AEDP-02 Volume I Edition B as the top-level architecture for ISR interoperability.↗
  39. STANREC 4803STANREC 4803 standardized exploitation of RCIED switches and electronic componentsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4803 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, pointing nations to AEP-4803 Edition A for standardized exploitation procedures covering RCIED switches and other electronic components.↗
  40. STANREC 4805STANREC 4805 overview of compatibility trial procedures for electronic countermeasuresAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4805 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, pointing nations to AEP-4805 Edition A for trial and testing procedures assessing compatibility of Allied electronic countermeasures against radio controlled IEDs.↗
  41. STANREC 4839STANREC 4839 MIMO electronic countermeasure testing recommendationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4839 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AEP-4839 Edition A for MIMO electronic countermeasure testing; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  42. STANREC 4849Cellular inhibition effectiveness testing for countering rcied - AEP-4849 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCellular inhibition effectiveness testing for countering rcied - AEP-4849 edition A↗
  43. STANREC 4863NATO HUMINT operator ensemble toolset (nhoet) - AEDP-4863 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO HUMINT operator ensemble toolset (nhoet) - AEDP-4863 edition A↗
  44. AEDP-02AEDP-02 NATO ISR interoperability architectureAusg. 1WeiterlesenAEDP-02 Volume I is NATO's architecture description for ISR interoperability, mapping the STANAGs and Allied Publications that let NATO and national reconnaissance and surveillance systems exchange data.↗
  45. AEDP-03AEDP-03 sanitization guidance for advanced data storage memoryAusg. CWeiterlesenAEDP-03 is NATO guidance on sanitizing flash, solid state and magnetic disk memory used in ISR data recorders, so a program's Security Officer can decide when the media is safe to reuse, declassify or dispose of.↗
  46. AEDP-05AEDP-05 implementation guide for the NATO ISR library interfaceAusg. 2WeiterlesenAEDP-5 is NATO's implementation guide for building STANAG 4559 (NSILI) software, the interface NATO nations use to discover and retrieve ISR data such as imagery and video from each other's product libraries.↗
  47. AEDP-06AEDP-06 NATO advanced data storage interface (NADSI)Ausg. CWeiterlesenAEDP-06 sets NATO's advanced data storage interface (NADSI): the connectors, protocols and encryption-credential handling for downloading data from an ISR aircraft's removable memory module to a ground station, plus the interoperability testing that certifies compliant equipment.↗
  48. AEDP-12AEDP-12 NATO ISR tracking data standardAusg. BWeiterlesenAEDP-12 is NATO's technical specification for the data model, XML schema and optional binary encoding used to exchange ISR tracking data between NATO systems, under the STANAG 4676 agreement.↗
  49. AEDP-13Cooperative electronic support measure operations (cesmo) - messaging standardAusg. BWeiterlesenCooperative electronic support measure operations (cesmo) - messaging standard↗
  50. AEDP-15Biometrics data interchangeAusg. BWeiterlesenBiometrics data interchange↗
  51. AEDP-17AEDP-17 NATO standard ISR library interfaceAusg. AWeiterlesenAEDP-17 defines NSILI, the interface NATO STANAG 4559 ISR product library servers and their clients use to publish, search, retrieve and synchronize ISR products across a coalition network.↗
  52. AEDP-18AEDP-18 NATO standard ISR streaming servicesAusg. AWeiterlesenAEDP-18 is NATO's specification for the CSD Stream Server, the interface through which coalition ISR systems publish, discover, query and replay live and recorded motion imagery, GMTI and Link 16 streaming data.↗
  53. AEDP-19AEDP-19 NATO ISR workflow architectureAusg. AWeiterlesenAEDP-19 is NATO's technical specification for the web-service interfaces that let ISR systems exchange collection plans, priorities, taskings, requests and order-of-battle data across a coalition network.↗
  54. AEDP-4607AEDP-4607 NATO ground moving target indicator formatAusg. AWeiterlesenAEDP-4607 is NATO's binary message format for exchanging Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) radar detection data between sensor platforms and exploitation systems, covered by STANAG 4607.↗
  55. AEDP-4858AEDP-4858 resilient file delivery protocol over degraded networksAusg. AWeiterlesenAEDP-4858 is NATO's technical specification for a resilient file delivery protocol used in air-to-ground transfers over degraded networks, agreed by nations through STANAG 4858.↗
  56. AEDP-4863NATO HUMINT operator ensemble toolset (nhoet)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNATO HUMINT operator ensemble toolset (nhoet)↗
  57. AEDP-7023AEDP-7023 air reconnaissance primary imagery data standardAusg. AWeiterlesenAEDP-7023 is the NATO data format and transport architecture that lets a reconnaissance collection system hand off imagery and mission data to an exploitation system for analysis.↗
  58. AEDP-7085Interoperable data links for ISR system - implementation guideAusg. AWeiterlesenInteroperable data links for ISR system - implementation guide↗
  59. AEP-100Electrical connector for dispensers and internal intervalometer type rocket launchers for aircraftAusg. AWeiterlesenElectrical connector for dispensers and internal intervalometer type rocket launchers for aircraft↗
  60. AEP-104NATO defensive aids systems (ndas) open architectureAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO defensive aids systems (ndas) open architecture↗
  61. AEP-3558Locations of electrical connectors for aircraft storesAusg. AWeiterlesenLocations of electrical connectors for aircraft stores↗
  62. AEP-3733Laser pulse repetition frequencies (prf) and characteristics of laser designators and markersAusg. AWeiterlesenLaser pulse repetition frequencies (prf) and characteristics of laser designators and markers↗
  63. AEP-3899Ground fit and compatibility criteria for aircraft storesAusg. AWeiterlesenGround fit and compatibility criteria for aircraft stores↗
  64. AEP-4756Overview of inhibition trial procedure for barrage ECM against point-to-point radio linksAusg. AWeiterlesenOverview of inhibition trial procedure for barrage ECM against point-to-point radio links↗
  65. AEP-4803Procedures for standardized exploitation of rcied switches, radio technologies, and other electronic componentsAusg. AWeiterlesenProcedures for standardized exploitation of rcied switches, radio technologies, and other electronic components↗
  66. AEP-4805Overview of compatibility trial procedures for electronic countermeasures against radio controlled improvised explosive devicesAusg. AWeiterlesenOverview of compatibility trial procedures for electronic countermeasures against radio controlled improvised explosive devices↗
  67. AEP-4839Multiple input multiple output (mimo) electronic countermeasure testing proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenMultiple input multiple output (mimo) electronic countermeasure testing procedures↗
  68. AEP-4849Cellular inhibition effectiveness testing for countering rciedAusg. AWeiterlesenCellular inhibition effectiveness testing for countering rcied↗
  69. ANEP-30Standards for A network independent interfaceAusg. 4WeiterlesenStandards for A network independent interface↗
  70. ANEP-31Guide to the use of STANAG 4222Ausg. 2WeiterlesenGuide to the use of STANAG 4222↗
  71. ANEP-33Combat system data model for interface analysisAusg. 1WeiterlesenCombat system data model for interface analysis↗
  72. ANEP-34Study report on multi service networksAusg. 1WeiterlesenStudy report on multi service networks↗
  73. ANEP-35Guide to STANAG 4153Ausg. 1WeiterlesenGuide to STANAG 4153↗
  74. ANEP-50Shipboard open system environmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenShipboard open system environment↗
  75. ANEP-51NATO naval combat system (NCS) design principle standards - introductionAusg. 2WeiterlesenNATO naval combat system (NCS) design principle standards - introduction↗
  76. ANEP-53Extension to shipboard open system environment interfaceAusg. 1WeiterlesenExtension to shipboard open system environment interface↗
  77. ANEP-54Guidelines for cots insertionAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidelines for cots insertion↗
  78. ANEP-55Naval combat system architecture - design toolsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNaval combat system architecture - design tools↗
  79. AOP-12Aircraft stores interface manualWeiterlesenAircraft stores interface manual↗
  80. ATP-3.3.4.10ATP-3.3.4.10 automated air-to-air refuelling (A3R)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNATO's concept of operations for automated (unmanned) air-to-air refuelling: shared standard positions, data-link messages and phases of flight that let tanker and receiver systems interoperate, with the interface and airworthiness standards still to be written.↗
  81. ATP-3.3.4.5ATP-3.3.4.5 air-to-air refuelling boom-receptacle interfaceAusg. BWeiterlesenATP-3.3.4.5 sets the mating dimensions, structural loads, latch forces and electrical signalling interface for the boom-receptacle method of air-to-air refuelling, binding nations through STANAG 7191.↗
  82. ATP-3.3.4.6ATP-3.3.4.6 air-to-air refuelling probe-drogue interfaceAusg. AWeiterlesenATP-3.3.4.6 sets the mating dimensions, clearance envelope, engagement force, latch operation and fuel-pressure limits for the probe-drogue interface between NATO tanker and receiver aircraft, binding nations through STANAG 3447.↗
  83. ATP-3.3.4.7ATP-3.3.4.7 air-to-air refuelling signal lightsAusg. BWeiterlesenATP-3.3.4.7 is NATO's Allied Tactical Publication fixing the colours, positions and meanings of the signal lights a tanker shows a receiver aircraft in hose and drogue air-to-air refuelling, binding through STANAG 7215.↗
  84. JBP-2021.2JBP-2021.2 Joint BIIF Profile for imagery interchangeAusg. 2021.2WeiterlesenJBP-2021.2 is the joint NATO/US profile of ISO/IEC 12087-5 (BIIF) that fixes how NATO Secondary Imagery Format and NITFS imagery files must be structured, and how implementations are interoperability-tested.↗
  85. MISP-2019.1MISP-2019.1 motion imagery standards profileAusg. 2019.1WeiterlesenMISP-2019.1 is the US Motion Imagery Standards Board's profile of mandatory imagery, compression, container and metadata requirements for Motion Imagery Systems used by US and NATO forces.↗
Marinerüstung108 Standards
  1. STANAG 1008STANAG 1008 shipboard electrical power systems for NATO warshipsAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 1008 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member navies to shipboard electrical power characteristics specified in ANEP-100 Edition A.↗
  2. STANAG 1169Firefighting equipment and principles for harmonization of present and future equipment and materialsAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFirefighting equipment and principles for harmonization of present and future equipment and materials↗
  3. STANAG 1489System specification for an interoperable, mobile, integrated harbour protection module - ANEP-90 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSystem specification for an interoperable, mobile, integrated harbour protection module - ANEP-90 edition A↗
  4. STANAG 4137Standard underwater explosion test for operational surface ships and craftsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichStandard underwater explosion test for operational surface ships and crafts↗
  5. STANAG 4138Vibration resistant equipment - testing requirementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenVibration resistant equipment - testing requirements↗
  6. STANAG 4141Shock testing of equipment for surface shipsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichShock testing of equipment for surface ships↗
  7. STANAG 4142Shock resistance analysis of equipment for surface shipsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichShock resistance analysis of equipment for surface ships↗
  8. STANAG 4143Ship/shore and ship/ship connection terminals for 3 phase AC power - ANEP-92 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenShip/shore and ship/ship connection terminals for 3 phase AC power - ANEP-92 edition A↗
  9. STANAG 4150STANAG 4150 shock testing of heavyweight surface ship equipmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4150 is the classified NATO agreement on shock testing heavyweight surface ship equipment in floating shock vehicles. This page describes it from the public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  10. STANAG 4154Common procedures for seakeeping in the ship design process - ANEP-15 edition 1, ANEP-16 edition 1, ANEP-17 edition 1, ANEP-46 edition 1 & ANEP-4154 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCommon procedures for seakeeping in the ship design process - ANEP-15 edition 1, ANEP-16 edition 1, ANEP-17 edition 1, ANEP-46 edition 1 & ANEP-4154 edition A↗
  11. STANAG 4167STANAG 4167 pollutant discharge connections for sewage and oily waterAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4167 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ANEP-94, the publication covering pollutant discharge connections for sewage and oily water between ships and shore facilities.↗
  12. STANAG 4194Standardized wave and wind environments and shipboard reporting of sea conditions - ANEP-11 edition 1Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandardized wave and wind environments and shipboard reporting of sea conditions - ANEP-11 edition 1↗
  13. STANAG 4244Allied foracs publications - AFP-01 edition F & AFP-02 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied foracs publications - AFP-01 edition F & AFP-02 edition C↗
  14. STANAG 4248Purified water for main battery systems of submarinesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPurified water for main battery systems of submarines↗
  15. STANAG 4283Specifications and formats for interoperability between maritime air and maritime air support centres - ANEP-93 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpecifications and formats for interoperability between maritime air and maritime air support centres - ANEP-93 edition A↗
  16. STANAG 4287Electrolyte for main lead acid batteries of submarinesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenElectrolyte for main lead acid batteries of submarines↗
  17. STANAG 4293STANAG 4293 acoustical environment in NATO surface shipsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4293 is NATO's unreleased agreement on the acoustical environment in NATO surface ships. This page describes it from AMedP-4.15, a public NATO publication that cites its noise-level framework.↗
  18. STANAG 4330Spheroid for use in maritime tactical data systemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpheroid for use in maritime tactical data systems↗
  19. STANAG 4389Terms and definitions covering submarine main lead acid batteriesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTerms and definitions covering submarine main lead acid batteries↗
  20. STANAG 4390Tests and requirements for submarine main lead-acid batteriesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTests and requirements for submarine main lead-acid batteries↗
  21. STANAG 4391Cooling water for submarine main lead acid batteriesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCooling water for submarine main lead acid batteries↗
  22. STANAG 4585Common standards for low frequency active sonar and multistatic operations - ANEP-95 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCommon standards for low frequency active sonar and multistatic operations - ANEP-95 edition A↗
  23. STANAG 4586STANAG 4586 UAS control interoperabilityAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4586 defines the interfaces that let one control station fly another nation's unmanned aircraft. ComplyTrain scopes its 24 requirements to the Level of Interoperability you declare.↗
  24. STANAG 4660STANAG 4660 interoperable command and control data link for unmanned systems (IC2DL)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4660 (AEP-77) is NATO's agreement on the interoperable command and control data link for unmanned aircraft. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  25. STANAG 4668Warship - automatic identification system (w-ais)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenWarship - automatic identification system (w-ais)↗
  26. STANAG 4669Automatic identification system (ais) on warshipsAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAutomatic identification system (ais) on warships↗
  27. STANAG 4671STANAG 4671 UAS airworthinessAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4671 sets the airworthiness requirements for military unmanned aircraft. ComplyTrain ships the USAR requirement tree and certification document set, so the compliance matrix an assessor asks for is the system's normal output.↗
  28. STANAG 4698STANAG 4698 protective paint systems for naval platformsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4698 is NATO's agreement registering nations' acceptance of four Allied Engineering Publications (AEP-59, AEP-60, AEP-61 and AEP-63) that set performance-based protective paint requirements for naval platforms.↗
  29. STANAG 4702STANAG 4702 rotary wing UAS airworthiness agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4702 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AEP-80, the Allied Engineering Publication setting rotary-wing unmanned aircraft airworthiness requirements.↗
  30. STANAG 4703STANAG 4703 light unmanned aircraft systems airworthiness requirementsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4703 is NATO's agreement by which member nations commit to implement AEP-83, the Allied publication setting light unmanned aircraft systems airworthiness requirements.↗
  31. STANAG 4710Message specification for data LINK between combat management systems and idats - ANEP-82 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenMessage specification for data LINK between combat management systems and idats - ANEP-82 edition A↗
  32. STANAG 4718STANAG 4718 sonobuoy digital telemetryAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4718 is the NATO agreement under which member nations commit to ANEP-96, the sonobuoy digital telemetry format that lets a nation receive and process another's sonobuoy data.↗
  33. STANAG 4737STANAG 4737 unmanned aircraft weapons integrationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4737 is NATO's agreement for nations to implement AEP-82, the interoperability standard for integrating weapon payloads onto unmanned aircraft systems.↗
  34. STANAG 4748STANAG 4748 digital underwater signalling for network node discoveryAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4748 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ANEP-87, the digital underwater signalling standard for network node discovery and interoperability; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  35. STANAG 4811STANAG 4811 sense and avoid for unmanned aircraft systemsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4811 is NATO's Edition 3 agreement covering AEP-107, which sets minimum functional and performance requirements for Sense and Avoid systems on unmanned aircraft operating in non-segregated airspace.↗
  36. STANAG 4830Design and interface standards for containerised mission modules - ANEP-99 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDesign and interface standards for containerised mission modules - ANEP-99 edition A↗
  37. STANREC 4685STANREC 4685 human systems integration guidance for unmanned aircraft systemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4685 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AEP-4685's human systems integration guidance for unmanned aircraft systems; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  38. STANREC 4721Common framework for naval surface ship manoeuvring performance and requirements - ANEP-70 vol I & II edition B and vol III edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCommon framework for naval surface ship manoeuvring performance and requirements - ANEP-70 vol I & II edition B and vol III edition A↗
  39. STANREC 4806Standard interfaces for mission modules - ANEP-91 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandard interfaces for mission modules - ANEP-91 edition A↗
  40. STANREC 4807Naval ship code: goals, functional objectives and performance requirements - ANEP-77 part 1 edition HAusg. 3WeiterlesenNaval ship code: goals, functional objectives and performance requirements - ANEP-77 part 1 edition H↗
  41. STANREC 4824Key requirements for maritime interdiction/counter-piracy boarding team equipments - ANEP-97 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenKey requirements for maritime interdiction/counter-piracy boarding team equipments - ANEP-97 edition A↗
  42. STANREC 4838Naval submarine code: goals, functional objectives and performance requirements - ANEP-102 part 1 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNaval submarine code: goals, functional objectives and performance requirements - ANEP-102 part 1 edition B↗
  43. STANREC 4840Maritime multi mission aircraft (M3A) statement of operational requirements (sor) - ANEP-4840 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMaritime multi mission aircraft (M3A) statement of operational requirements (sor) - ANEP-4840 edition A↗
  44. STANREC 4847Ship combat survivability - ANEP-43 edition CAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenShip combat survivability - ANEP-43 edition C↗
  45. STANREC 4872Ship combat recoverability - ANEP-68 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenShip combat recoverability - ANEP-68 edition A↗
  46. AEP-107AEP-107 sense and avoid for unmanned aircraft systemsAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO certification requirements and acceptable means of compliance for sense and avoid (SAA) systems on military unmanned aircraft, and the airspace safety performance an SAA-equipped UAS must demonstrate before national authorities approve it to fly.↗
  47. AEP-4671AEP-4671 unmanned aircraft systems airworthiness requirementsAusg. BWeiterlesenAEP-4671 (USAR) sets NATO's airworthiness requirements for fixed-wing military UAS between 150 and 20,000 kg MTOW, the basis a National Military Certifying Authority uses to certify a specific design.↗
  48. AEP-4685AEP-4685 human systems integration guidance for unmanned aircraft systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-4685 is NATO's Human Systems Integration guidance for unmanned aircraft systems: how to build manpower, training, safety, organisational and human factors considerations into a UAS across its whole life cycle.↗
  49. AEP-59AEP-59 paint and coating application process for naval vesselsAusg. 2WeiterlesenAEP-59 sets NATO's checkpoint-based process for preparing and painting naval vessel coatings, covering surface preparation, application and the records reviewed before the work is accepted.↗
  50. AEP-60AEP-60 performance requirements for exterior topsides coatingsAusg. 2WeiterlesenAEP-60 sets NATO's minimum qualification tests and acceptance criteria for high-durability paint systems on ships' exterior topsides, in the C5-M marine corrosivity category.↗
  51. AEP-61AEP-61 performance requirements for underwater hull paint systemsAusg. 2WeiterlesenNATO's test methods and acceptance criteria for qualifying underwater hull paint systems, covering corrosion and biofouling protection on ships' hulls.↗
  52. AEP-63AEP-63 non-skid coating system performance requirementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNATO's minimum performance requirements and qualification tests for non-skid coating systems applied to ship decks in the C5-M marine corrosion category.↗
  53. AEP-77Interoperable command and control data LINK for unmanned systems (IC2DL) - top level descriptionAusg. AWeiterlesenInteroperable command and control data LINK for unmanned systems (IC2DL) - top level description↗
  54. AEP-80AEP-80 rotary wing UAV airworthiness requirementsAusg. BWeiterlesenAEP-80 sets NATO's design and construction airworthiness requirements for rotary-wing military UAVs (150-3,175 kg), applied by each nation's own Certifying Authority.↗
  55. AEP-82UAS weapons integrationAusg. AWeiterlesenUAS weapons integration↗
  56. AEP-83AEP-83 light unmanned aircraft systems airworthiness requirementsAusg. CWeiterlesenAEP-83 sets NATO's minimum airworthiness requirements for light fixed-wing drones under 150 kg, reviewed by a national Certifying Authority before it issues a Military Type Certificate.↗
  57. AEP-84AEP-84 interface control document for NATO unmanned aircraft control systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenAEP-84 is NATO's two-volume interface control document for STANAG 4586, defining the data link, command and control, and human computer interfaces a UAS control system uses, graded across five Levels of Interoperability.↗
  58. AFP-01NATO foracs range users’ guideAusg. FWeiterlesenNATO foracs range users’ guide↗
  59. AFP-02Guidelines for the interpretation of NATO foracs reportsAusg. CWeiterlesenGuidelines for the interpretation of NATO foracs reports↗
  60. AMEPP-02National navy regulations for the disposal of wasteAusg. 3WeiterlesenNational navy regulations for the disposal of waste↗
  61. AMEPP-03Shipboard pollution abatement equipment catalogueAusg. 3WeiterlesenShipboard pollution abatement equipment catalogue↗
  62. AMEPP-04Guidance for the integration of maritime environmental protection (mep) functional requirements into ship designAusg. 2WeiterlesenGuidance for the integration of maritime environmental protection (mep) functional requirements into ship design↗
  63. AMEPP-09Health care waste management procedures aboard NATO navy vesselsAusg. 1WeiterlesenHealth care waste management procedures aboard NATO navy vessels↗
  64. ANEP-100ANEP-100 shipboard electrical power system characteristicsAusg. AWeiterlesenANEP-100 sets the voltage, frequency, waveform and design-constraint characteristics NATO warship electrical power systems and user equipment must meet, reaching a supplier once a national naval procurement invokes it.↗
  65. ANEP-102Naval submarine code: goals, functional objectives and performance requirementsAusg. BWeiterlesenNaval submarine code: goals, functional objectives and performance requirements↗
  66. ANEP-11Standardized wave and wind environments for NATO operational areasAusg. 1WeiterlesenStandardized wave and wind environments for NATO operational areas↗
  67. ANEP-14Season climatology of the north SEA(16 year statistics)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSeason climatology of the north SEA(16 year statistics)↗
  68. ANEP-15Supplement 1 to STANAG 4154 - general criteria and common procedures for seakeeping performance assessment - fast patrol boatAusg. 1WeiterlesenSupplement 1 to STANAG 4154 - general criteria and common procedures for seakeeping performance assessment - fast patrol boat↗
  69. ANEP-16Supplement 2 to STANAG 4154 - general criteria and common procedures for seakeeping performance assessment - mine counter measures vesselsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSupplement 2 to STANAG 4154 - general criteria and common procedures for seakeeping performance assessment - mine counter measures vessels↗
  70. ANEP-17Supplement 3 to STANAG 4154 - general criteria and common procedures for seakeeping performance assessment - hydrofoilsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSupplement 3 to STANAG 4154 - general criteria and common procedures for seakeeping performance assessment - hydrofoils↗
  71. ANEP-22Human factor consideration for the determination of automation policyAusg. 1WeiterlesenHuman factor consideration for the determination of automation policy↗
  72. ANEP-24Guidelines for shipboard habitability requirements for combat and surface shipsAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidelines for shipboard habitability requirements for combat and surface ships↗
  73. ANEP-25Guidelines for environmental factors in NATO surface shipsAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidelines for environmental factors in NATO surface ships↗
  74. ANEP-26Ergonomic data for shipboard space design in NATO surface shipsAusg. 1WeiterlesenErgonomic data for shipboard space design in NATO surface ships↗
  75. ANEP-27Human factor guidelines for the design of man/machine interfaces in operational roomsAusg. 1WeiterlesenHuman factor guidelines for the design of man/machine interfaces in operational rooms↗
  76. ANEP-28Guidelines for the development of operational stations book (osb) for NATO naval vesselsAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidelines for the development of operational stations book (osb) for NATO naval vessels↗
  77. ANEP-41Ship costingAusg. 4WeiterlesenShip costing↗
  78. ANEP-4154Common procedures for seakeeping in the ship design processAusg. AWeiterlesenCommon procedures for seakeeping in the ship design process↗
  79. ANEP-43Ship combat survivabilityAusg. CWeiterlesenShip combat survivability↗
  80. ANEP-44Compendium of information on electrical power generation and distribution practices of NATO naviesAusg. 2WeiterlesenCompendium of information on electrical power generation and distribution practices of NATO navies↗
  81. ANEP-45Electro-magnetic compatibility (EMC) in glass reinforced plastic (grp) vesselsAusg. 2WeiterlesenElectro-magnetic compatibility (EMC) in glass reinforced plastic (grp) vessels↗
  82. ANEP-46STANAG 4154 supplement-list of references on sea-keeping performance assessmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4154 supplement-list of references on sea-keeping performance assessment↗
  83. ANEP-47Guidelines for developing criteria for surface effect ships seakeeping performance assessmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidelines for developing criteria for surface effect ships seakeeping performance assessment↗
  84. ANEP-4840Maritime multi mission aircraft (M3A) statement of operational requirements (sor)Ausg. AWeiterlesenMaritime multi mission aircraft (M3A) statement of operational requirements (sor)↗
  85. ANEP-49Ways to reduce costs of shipsAusg. 2WeiterlesenWays to reduce costs of ships↗
  86. ANEP-52Application of costing and operational effectiveness methods for selection of hull typesAusg. 1WeiterlesenApplication of costing and operational effectiveness methods for selection of hull types↗
  87. ANEP-59Guidance for the integration of maritime environmental protection (mep) functional requirements into ship designAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidance for the integration of maritime environmental protection (mep) functional requirements into ship design↗
  88. ANEP-60Guidance document for the planning and execution of A safe and effective whipping trialAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidance document for the planning and execution of A safe and effective whipping trial↗
  89. ANEP-61Guidance on the use of simulation and virtual prototyping in ship designAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidance on the use of simulation and virtual prototyping in ship design↗
  90. ANEP-63Shock mount characterisationAusg. 1WeiterlesenShock mount characterisation↗
  91. ANEP-68Ship combat recoverabilityAusg. AWeiterlesenShip combat recoverability↗
  92. ANEP-69Hardening of warship antennasAusg. 1WeiterlesenHardening of warship antennas↗
  93. ANEP-70Naval surface ship manoeuvring: design criteriaAusg. AWeiterlesenNaval surface ship manoeuvring: design criteria↗
  94. ANEP-76Countering the asymmetric threat - A guide for warship designersAusg. 1WeiterlesenCountering the asymmetric threat - A guide for warship designers↗
  95. ANEP-77ANEP-77 naval ship code: goals, functional objectives and performance requirementsAusg. HWeiterlesenANEP-77 is NATO's Naval Ship Code: a goal-based safety framework a navy's own Naval Administration uses to certify one of its non-commercial ships as safe to operate, covering structure, stability, fire safety, escape and rescue, navigation, dangerous goods and aviation.↗
  96. ANEP-79Controllability and safety in A seawayWeiterlesenControllability and safety in A seaway↗
  97. ANEP-80NATO sonobuoy interoperability specifications common specificationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNATO sonobuoy interoperability specifications common specifications↗
  98. ANEP-82ANEP-82 message specification for the CMS to IDATS data linkAusg. AWeiterlesenANEP-82 sets the message protocol NATO navies use to send ship sensor data from a Combat Management System to the FORACS IDATS test system, for the developers and CMS vendors who build that interface.↗
  99. ANEP-87ANEP-87 digital underwater signalling standard (JANUS)Ausg. AWeiterlesenANEP-87 defines JANUS, NATO's digital underwater acoustic signalling standard, so equipment from different manufacturers can discover each other and exchange short digital messages underwater.↗
  100. ANEP-90System specification for an interoperable, mobile and integrated harbour protection moduleAusg. AWeiterlesenSystem specification for an interoperable, mobile and integrated harbour protection module↗
  101. ANEP-91Standard interfaces for mission modulesAusg. AWeiterlesenStandard interfaces for mission modules↗
  102. ANEP-92Ship/shore and ship/ship connection terminals for 3 phase AC powerAusg. AWeiterlesenShip/shore and ship/ship connection terminals for 3 phase AC power↗
  103. ANEP-93Specifications and formats for interoperability between maritime air and maritime air support centresAusg. AWeiterlesenSpecifications and formats for interoperability between maritime air and maritime air support centres↗
  104. ANEP-94ANEP-94 NATO pollutant discharge connection for sewage and oily waterAusg. AWeiterlesenANEP-94 sets the physical deck fitting NATO ships and ports use to connect for discharging sewage and oily water ashore, an IMO flange or a NATO quick-disconnect coupling, agreed by nations under STANAG 4167.↗
  105. ANEP-95Common standards for low frequency active sonar and multistatic operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenCommon standards for low frequency active sonar and multistatic operations↗
  106. ANEP-96NATO sonobuoy digital telemetryAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO sonobuoy digital telemetry↗
  107. ANEP-97Key requirements for maritime interdiction/counter-piracy boarding team equipmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenKey requirements for maritime interdiction/counter-piracy boarding team equipments↗
  108. ANEP-99Design and interface standards for containerised mission modulesAusg. AWeiterlesenDesign and interface standards for containerised mission modules↗
Kodifizierung und Versorgungsdaten8 Standards
  1. STANAG 3150Codification - uniform system of supply classificationAusg. 8WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCodification - uniform system of supply classification↗
  2. STANAG 3151Codification - uniform system of item identificationAusg. 10WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCodification - uniform system of item identification↗
  3. STANAG 4177Codification - uniform system of data acquisitionAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCodification - uniform system of data acquisition↗
  4. STANAG 4199Codification - uniform system of exchange of materiel management dataAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCodification - uniform system of exchange of materiel management data↗
  5. STANAG 4438Codification of equipment - uniform system of dissemination of data associated with NATO stock numbersAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCodification of equipment - uniform system of dissemination of data associated with NATO stock numbers↗
  6. ACodP-01NATO manual on codificationWeiterlesenNATO manual on codification↗
  7. ACodP-02The NATO supply classification handbookWeiterlesenThe NATO supply classification handbook↗
  8. ACodP-03NATO item name directoryWeiterlesenNATO item name directory↗
Rüstungskooperation1 Standards
  1. AAP-27Users handbook and guide to capsAusg. 3WeiterlesenUsers handbook and guide to caps↗
Landoperationen255 Standards
  1. STANAG 2017Orders to the demolition guard commander and demolition firing party commander (non-nuclear)Ausg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOrders to the demolition guard commander and demolition firing party commander (non-nuclear)↗
  2. STANAG 2020Land operational reports - ATP-105 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenLand operational reports - ATP-105 edition A↗
  3. STANAG 2034STANAG 2034 mutual logistic assistance proceduresAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2034 sets NATO standard procedures for mutual logistic assistance. NATO publications cite its Annex A format for request, receipt and return or invoice, and its Annex B order form. NATO has not released it publicly.↗
  4. STANAG 2036Land mine laying, marking, recording and reporting proceduresAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenLand mine laying, marking, recording and reporting procedures↗
  5. STANAG 2070Emergency burial procedures - ATP-92 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEmergency burial procedures - ATP-92 edition A↗
  6. STANAG 2109Postal organization and courier service for the NATO forcesAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPostal organization and courier service for the NATO forces↗
  7. STANAG 2116STANAG 2116 NATO codes for grades of military personnelAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2116 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement APersP-01, the NATO codes for grades of military personnel; it binds nations and NATO bodies, not suppliers, directly.↗
  8. STANAG 2129STANAG 2129 identification of land forces on the battlefieldAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 2129 is the NATO agreement on identifying friendly land forces on the battlefield. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  9. STANAG 2143Explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) principles and minimum standards of proficiency - AEODP-10 edition CAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenExplosive ordnance disposal (EOD) principles and minimum standards of proficiency - AEODP-10 edition C↗
  10. STANAG 2183System architecture requirements for asset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchange - AAITP-06 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSystem architecture requirements for asset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchange - AAITP-06 edition B↗
  11. STANAG 2185STANAG 2185 asset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchangeAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2185 is the NATO agreement on asset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchange (AAITP-04). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes an earlier edition from the Czech defence standards index.↗
  12. STANAG 2186Explosive ordnance disposal information security standards - AEODP-12 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenExplosive ordnance disposal information security standards - AEODP-12 edition B↗
  13. STANAG 2199Command and control of allied land forces - ATP-3.2.2 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCommand and control of allied land forces - ATP-3.2.2 edition B↗
  14. STANAG 2221Explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) reports and messages - AEODP-06 edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenExplosive ordnance disposal (EOD) reports and messages - AEODP-06 edition C↗
  15. STANAG 2226Guidance and procedures for NATO military police in operations - ATP-3.7.2 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuidance and procedures for NATO military police in operations - ATP-3.7.2 edition B↗
  16. STANAG 2233NATO consignment and asset tracking by radio frequency identification - AAITP-07 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO consignment and asset tracking by radio frequency identification - AAITP-07 edition A↗
  17. STANAG 2236Multimodal transport issues - AMovP-05Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMultimodal transport issues - AMovP-05↗
  18. STANAG 2238Allied joint doctrine for military engineering - AJP-3.12 edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for military engineering - AJP-3.12 edition C↗
  19. STANAG 2280Test procedures and classification of the effects of weapons on structures - ATP-3.12.1.8 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTest procedures and classification of the effects of weapons on structures - ATP-3.12.1.8 edition A↗
  20. STANAG 2281Coalition operations handbook- APP-13(A)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCoalition operations handbook- APP-13(A)↗
  21. STANAG 2282Allied tactical publication for explosive ordnance disposal - ATP-3.18.1 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied tactical publication for explosive ordnance disposal - ATP-3.18.1 edition B↗
  22. STANAG 2283Allied tactical doctrine for military search - ATP-3.12.2 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied tactical doctrine for military search - ATP-3.12.2 edition A↗
  23. STANAG 2284Land compendium of hand signals - APP-14 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenLand compendium of hand signals - APP-14 edition B↗
  24. STANAG 2285Allied tactical doctrine for land targeting - ATP-3.9.2 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied tactical doctrine for land targeting - ATP-3.9.2 edition A↗
  25. STANAG 2286STANAG 2286 external cargo slings, nets and strops/pendantsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2286 sets NATO's technical criteria for external cargo carrying slings, nets and strops/pendants. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index, where ČOS 156008 implements it together with STANAG 3542.↗
  26. STANAG 2287STANAG 2287 mission task verbs for planning and dissemination of ordersAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2287 is the NATO agreement on mission task verbs used in planning and issuing orders. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  27. STANAG 2288STANAG 2288 doctrine for land operationsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2288 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.2, the allied joint doctrine for land operations; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  28. STANAG 2290STANAG 2290 unique identification of itemsAusg. 3WeiterlesenNATO has not released STANAG 2290 publicly; the public NATO publication AUIDP-1 describes it as the standard for unique item identification marking and UII construction.↗
  29. STANAG 2291Asset tracking business process model - AAP-51 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAsset tracking business process model - AAP-51 edition B↗
  30. STANAG 2292Allied joint doctrine for NATO asset visibility - AJP-4.11Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for NATO asset visibility - AJP-4.11↗
  31. STANAG 2294Countering improvised explosive devices training requirements - ACIEDP-01 edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCountering improvised explosive devices training requirements - ACIEDP-01 edition C↗
  32. STANAG 2295Allied joint doctrine for countering improvised explosive devices (C-IED) - AJP- 3.15 edition CAusg. 5WeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for countering improvised explosive devices (C-IED) - AJP- 3.15 edition C↗
  33. STANAG 2296Allied joint doctrine for military police - AJP-3.21 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for military police - AJP-3.21 edition A↗
  34. STANAG 2298NATO weapons intelligence team (wit) capabilities - ACIEDP-02 edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO weapons intelligence team (wit) capabilities - ACIEDP-02 edition C↗
  35. STANAG 2299Counter-insurgency (COIN) tactics - ATP-3.4.4.1 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCounter-insurgency (COIN) tactics - ATP-3.4.4.1 edition B↗
  36. STANAG 2369NATO EOD publications set (neps) - identification and disposal of surface, air, and underwater munitions - AEODP-14 edition BAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO EOD publications set (neps) - identification and disposal of surface, air, and underwater munitions - AEODP-14 edition B↗
  37. STANAG 2370Inter-service improvised explosive device disposal activities operations on multinational deployments - A guide for staff officers/operators - AEODP-03 edition EAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInter-service improvised explosive device disposal activities operations on multinational deployments - A guide for staff officers/operators - AEODP-03 edition E↗
  38. STANAG 2377EOD roles, responsibilities, capabilities and incident procedures when operating with non-eod trained agencies and personnel - AEODP-13 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEOD roles, responsibilities, capabilities and incident procedures when operating with non-eod trained agencies and personnel - AEODP-13 edition B↗
  39. STANAG 2391Explosive ordnance disposal recovery operations on fixed installations - AEODP-05 edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenExplosive ordnance disposal recovery operations on fixed installations - AEODP-05 edition C↗
  40. STANAG 2394Tactical doctrine for engineering - ATP-3.12.1 edition BAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactical doctrine for engineering - ATP-3.12.1 edition B↗
  41. STANAG 2395Deliberate water crossing proceduresAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDeliberate water crossing procedures↗
  42. STANAG 2401STANAG 2401 weapon danger areas for unguided weaponsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2401 sets a deterministic methodology for working out weapon danger areas for unguided weapons, under the Allied Range Safety Publication ARSP-01. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation and citing NATO publications.↗
  43. STANAG 2402STANAG 2402 danger areas for land-launched UAVs on military rangesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2402 covers danger areas for land-launched unmanned aerial vehicles on NATO military ranges. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  44. STANAG 2406Land forces logistic doctrine - ALP-4.2 edition BAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenLand forces logistic doctrine - ALP-4.2 edition B↗
  45. STANAG 2413STANAG 2413 demountable load carrying platforms (flatracks)Ausg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2413 sets NATO requirements for demountable load platforms (flatracks) so vehicles from different NATO states can load, carry and unload each other's. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation, ČOS 392001.↗
  46. STANAG 2430Land forces combat engineers messages, reports and returns - ATP-3.12.1.10 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenLand forces combat engineers messages, reports and returns - ATP-3.12.1.10 edition A↗
  47. STANAG 2432NATO indirect fires automatic data processing (adp) system interoperability - AArtyP-03 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO indirect fires automatic data processing (adp) system interoperability - AArtyP-03 edition B↗
  48. STANAG 2445Criteria for the clearance of helicopter underslung load equipment (husle) and underslung loads (usl) - ATP-3.2.49.2.1 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCriteria for the clearance of helicopter underslung load equipment (husle) and underslung loads (usl) - ATP-3.2.49.2.1 edition A↗
  49. STANAG 2454Road movements and movement control - AMovP-1 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRoad movements and movement control - AMovP-1 edition A↗
  50. STANAG 2455STANAG 2455 Surface movements across national frontiersAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2455 (AMovP-2(B)) sets out NATO procedures for surface movements across national frontiers. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from AMovP-06, NATO's dangerous goods transport standard, which cites it.↗
  51. STANAG 2456Movements and transport documents and glossary of terms and definitions - AMovP-3(B)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMovements and transport documents and glossary of terms and definitions - AMovP-3(B)↗
  52. STANAG 2459STANAG 2459 ammunition interchangeability proceduresAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2459 sets out AOP-69, NATO's procedures for determining ammunition interchangeability. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  53. STANAG 2468Technical aspects of the transport of military materials by railroad - AMovP-4Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical aspects of the transport of military materials by railroad - AMovP-4↗
  54. STANAG 2470Probabilistic determination of weapon danger areas - ARSP-02 vol I edition B, ARSP-02 vol II edition A, ARSP-02 vol III & IV edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenProbabilistic determination of weapon danger areas - ARSP-02 vol I edition B, ARSP-02 vol II edition A, ARSP-02 vol III & IV edition A↗
  55. STANAG 2484STANAG 2484 joint fire support doctrine for land operationsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2484 is the NATO agreement on joint fire support doctrine for land operations, covering AArtyP-05. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from APP-06, a public NATO publication that cites it for a target designation format.↗
  56. STANAG 2485Countermine operations in land warfareAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCountermine operations in land warfare↗
  57. STANAG 2486STANAG 2486 ammunition data sheetsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2486 is the NATO agreement on ammunition data sheets (AOP-40 edition B). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index's entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  58. STANAG 2494STANAG 2494 NATO asset tracking shipping label and symbologiesAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2494 is the NATO agreement under which member nations commit to a shared two-dimensional and linear bar code shipping label, AAITP-02, for tracking consignments across national asset tracking systems.↗
  59. STANAG 2495STANAG 2495 data formats for asset trackingAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2495 sets the data formats and identifiers NATO nations use on shipping labels and RFID tags to track material in transit. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it, ČOS 990502.↗
  60. STANAG 2593Education and training for land tactical operations in urban environments - ATrainP-3 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEducation and training for land tactical operations in urban environments - ATrainP-3 edition C↗
  61. STANAG 2605Conduct of land tactical operations - ATP-3.2.1 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConduct of land tactical operations - ATP-3.2.1 edition C↗
  62. STANAG 2606Conduct of land tactical activities - ATP-3.2.1.1 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConduct of land tactical activities - ATP-3.2.1.1 edition C↗
  63. STANAG 2607Guidelines for interservice electromagnetic warfare (EW) support to explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) operations on multinational deployments - AEODP-11 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuidelines for interservice electromagnetic warfare (EW) support to explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) operations on multinational deployments - AEODP-11 edition C↗
  64. STANAG 2609Interservice chemical, biological ,radiological and nuclear explosive ordnance disposal operations (CBRN EOD) on multinational deployments - AEODP-08 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInterservice chemical, biological ,radiological and nuclear explosive ordnance disposal operations (CBRN EOD) on multinational deployments - AEODP-08 edition C↗
  65. STANAG 2610NATO tracking identifier for personnel (tip) - AAITP-01, edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO tracking identifier for personnel (tip) - AAITP-01, edition B↗
  66. STANAG 2612Care of supplies in the field supply areas - APP-16 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCare of supplies in the field supply areas - APP-16 edition B↗
  67. STANAG 2614Convoy operations - ATP-76 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConvoy operations - ATP-76 edition B↗
  68. STANAG 2616STANAG 2616 Allied joint doctrine for stability policingAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2616 is the NATO agreement by which member nations ratify and commit to implementing AJP-3.22, the Allied joint doctrine for stability policing.↗
  69. STANAG 2618Allied doctrine for ground-based air defence - ATP-82 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied doctrine for ground-based air defence - ATP-82 edition B↗
  70. STANAG 2620Battalion and company intelligence support - ATP-87 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenBattalion and company intelligence support - ATP-87 edition A↗
  71. STANAG 2621Operational competencies for helicopter crews in support of nato-led land operations and exercises - ATP-3.2.49.1.1 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOperational competencies for helicopter crews in support of nato-led land operations and exercises - ATP-3.2.49.1.1 edition A↗
  72. STANAG 2622STANAG 2622 ammunition technical personnel proficiency standardsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2622 sets NATO's minimum proficiency standards for trained ammunition technical personnel. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech national standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  73. STANAG 2623STANAG 2623 military working dog capabilitiesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2623 is NATO's agreement on military working dog (MWD) capabilities, AMWDP-01. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEP-4296, a public NATO publication that mentions it in a national reservation.↗
  74. STANAG 2625Allied tactical doctrine for route and area clearance - ATP-3.12.1.3 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied tactical doctrine for route and area clearance - ATP-3.12.1.3 edition B↗
  75. STANAG 2627STANAG 2627 NATO land urgent voice messages pocket bookAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2627 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ATP-97, the land urgent voice messages pocket book; it binds nations and NATO bodies, not suppliers, directly.↗
  76. STANAG 2628STANAG 2628 explosive ordnance disposal support to operationsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2628 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.18, the allied joint doctrine for explosive ordnance disposal support to operations.↗
  77. STANAG 2629STANAG 2629 water production, storage and distributionAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2629 is NATO's agreement on water production, storage and distribution (ATP-104). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AMedP-4.9, a NATO publication that cites its water consumption figures.↗
  78. STANAG 2630STANAG 2630 NATO military correspondence agreementAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2630 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAP-56, the military correspondence standard; it binds nations and NATO bodies, not suppliers, directly.↗
  79. STANAG 2631Tactical planning for land forces - APP-28 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactical planning for land forces - APP-28 edition B↗
  80. STANAG 2632STANAG 2632 deployed force infrastructureAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2632 is NATO's agreement on deployed force infrastructure, ATP-3.12.1.4. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  81. STANAG 2633Maintenance support of land operations - AMaintP-01 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMaintenance support of land operations - AMaintP-01 edition B↗
  82. STANAG 2635Weapons attack signature and protection system evaluation - ATP-106 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenWeapons attack signature and protection system evaluation - ATP-106 edition A↗
  83. STANAG 2636Guidance on the development of weapon danger areas/zones - data acquisition and analysis - ARSP-03 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuidance on the development of weapon danger areas/zones - data acquisition and analysis - ARSP-03 edition A↗
  84. STANAG 2638Replacement and reinforcement of the indigenous police forces - ATP-103 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenReplacement and reinforcement of the indigenous police forces - ATP-103 edition A↗
  85. STANAG 2640Intelligence support to land operations - ATP-108 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIntelligence support to land operations - ATP-108 edition A↗
  86. STANAG 2641Fast rope & rappelling (frr) and special patrol insertion & extraction operations (spie ops) - ATP-3.2.49.3.9 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFast rope & rappelling (frr) and special patrol insertion & extraction operations (spie ops) - ATP-3.2.49.3.9 edition A↗
  87. STANAG 2643Guidance for the conduct of land tactical operations in mountainous environment - ATP-3.2.1.3 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuidance for the conduct of land tactical operations in mountainous environment - ATP-3.2.1.3 edition A↗
  88. STANAG 2644NATO counter battery fires doctrine - AArtyP-02 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO counter battery fires doctrine - AArtyP-02 edition A↗
  89. STANAG 2645Conduct of land tactical operations in forest environments - ATP-3.2.1.4 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConduct of land tactical operations in forest environments - ATP-3.2.1.4 edition A↗
  90. STANAG 2646Conduct of land tactical operations in cold weather environments - ATP-3.2.1.5, edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConduct of land tactical operations in cold weather environments - ATP-3.2.1.5, edition A↗
  91. STANAG 2648Conduct of land tactical operations in jungle environments - ATP-3.2.1.7, edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConduct of land tactical operations in jungle environments - ATP-3.2.1.7, edition A↗
  92. STANAG 2649Ammunition interoperability standard (ais) - AAIP-01 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAmmunition interoperability standard (ais) - AAIP-01 edition A↗
  93. STANAG 2651STANAG 2651 land symbology and related terminologyAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2651 is the NATO agreement covering ATP-3.2.2.1, Land Symbology and Related Terminology. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  94. STANAG 2652Mission planning in helicopter operations - ATP-3.2.49.3.1 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMission planning in helicopter operations - ATP-3.2.49.3.1 edition A↗
  95. STANAG 2653Helicopter air movement tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.2 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter air movement tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.2 edition A↗
  96. STANAG 2654Helicopter attack tactics, techniques and procedures - ATP-3.2.49.3.3 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter attack tactics, techniques and procedures - ATP-3.2.49.3.3 edition A↗
  97. STANAG 2655Helicopter reconnaissance, surveillance and tactical security tactics techniques procedures - ATP-3.2.49.3.4 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter reconnaissance, surveillance and tactical security tactics techniques procedures - ATP-3.2.49.3.4 edition A↗
  98. STANAG 2656Helicopter support to command, control and communication tactics techniques procedures - ATP-3.2.49.3.5 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter support to command, control and communication tactics techniques procedures - ATP-3.2.49.3.5 edition A↗
  99. STANAG 2657Helicopter direction and control of fires tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.6 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter direction and control of fires tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.6 edition A↗
  100. STANAG 2658Helicopter general tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.7 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter general tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.7 edition A↗
  101. STANAG 2659Helicopter unique environmental tactics, techniques procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.8 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter unique environmental tactics, techniques procedures (TTPs) - ATP-3.2.49.3.8 edition A↗
  102. STANAG 2660Helicopter tactical and non-permanent landing sites and zones - ATP-3.2.49.4.1 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter tactical and non-permanent landing sites and zones - ATP-3.2.49.4.1 edition A↗
  103. STANAG 2661Helicopter tactical arming and refuelling - ATP-3.2.49.4.2 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter tactical arming and refuelling - ATP-3.2.49.4.2 edition A↗
  104. STANAG 2662Downed aircraft recovery - ATP-3.2.49.4.3 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDowned aircraft recovery - ATP-3.2.49.4.3 edition A↗
  105. STANAG 2663Countering class I unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) doctrine - ATP-117 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCountering class I unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) doctrine - ATP-117 edition A↗
  106. STANAG 2665Multinational military engineer brigade (mnmeb) concept of operations - ATP-3.12.3 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMultinational military engineer brigade (mnmeb) concept of operations - ATP-3.12.3 edition A↗
  107. STANAG 2668Unmanned aircraft systems and manned-unmanned teaming (mum-t) in land helicopter operations - ATP-3.2.49.3.10 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenUnmanned aircraft systems and manned-unmanned teaming (mum-t) in land helicopter operations - ATP-3.2.49.3.10 edition A↗
  108. STANAG 2827STANAG 2827 materials handling in the fieldAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 2827 sets NATO's principles for handling and transloading materiel in the field. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  109. STANAG 2828STANAG 2828 military pallets, packages and containersAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 2828 sets the requirements that make military pallets, handling units and containers interchangeable across NATO forces. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  110. STANAG 2829STANAG 2829 materials handling equipmentAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 2829 is the NATO agreement on materials handling equipment - forklifts, mobile cranes, container handlers and loading-crane vehicles. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  111. STANAG 2830STANAG 2830 material handling aidsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2830 sets NATO requirements for material-handling aids like levelling bridges, loading ramps and slings, so equipment is safe and interchangeable across NATO forces. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation.↗
  112. STANAG 2834The operation of the explosive ordnance disposal technical information centre (eodtic) - AEODP-09 edition CAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe operation of the explosive ordnance disposal technical information centre (eodtic) - AEODP-09 edition C↗
  113. STANAG 2897Explosive ordnance disposal equipment requirements and equipment - AEODP-7 edition CAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenExplosive ordnance disposal equipment requirements and equipment - AEODP-7 edition C↗
  114. STANAG 2921STANAG 2921 weapon danger zones for land launched guided missilesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2921 is NATO's agreement on determining weapon danger zones for land launched guided missiles. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation's index entry.↗
  115. STANAG 2928STANAG 2928 catalogue of interchangeable ammunitionAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2928 covers AOP-6 Volume I, NATO's catalogue of interchangeable ammunition. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  116. STANAG 2931Orders for the camouflage of protective MEDICAL emblems on land in tactical operations - ATP-79 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOrders for the camouflage of protective MEDICAL emblems on land in tactical operations - ATP-79 edition B↗
  117. STANAG 2934NATO joint fire support (jfs) procedures for land operations - AArtyP-01 edition DAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO joint fire support (jfs) procedures for land operations - AArtyP-01 edition D↗
  118. STANAG 2953STANAG 2953 identification of ammunitionAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2953 is the NATO agreement on identifying and marking military ammunition, covering AOP-2 edition D. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index.↗
  119. STANAG 2970Aerial recovery equipment and techniques for helicopters - ATP-3.2.49.2.4 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAerial recovery equipment and techniques for helicopters - ATP-3.2.49.2.4 edition A↗
  120. STANAG 2989Transfer of barriersAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTransfer of barriers↗
  121. STANAG 2999Use of helicopters in land operations - ATP-3.2.49 edition BAusg. 12WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenUse of helicopters in land operations - ATP-3.2.49 edition B↗
  122. STANAG 3113Provision of support to visiting personnel, aircraft and vehiclesAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenProvision of support to visiting personnel, aircraft and vehicles↗
  123. STANAG 3542STANAG 3542 technical criteria for transporting cargo by helicopterAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3542 is NATO's agreement on technical criteria for carrying cargo by helicopter, covering ATP-3.2.49.2.2. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  124. STANAG 3606STANAG 3606 laser safety for outdoor military environmentsAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3606 is the NATO agreement on evaluating and controlling laser hazards on NATO and allied outdoor ranges. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements an earlier edition of it.↗
  125. STANAG 4062Slinging and tie-down facilities for lifting and tying down military equipment for movement by land and sea - AEP-93 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSlinging and tie-down facilities for lifting and tying down military equipment for movement by land and sea - AEP-93 edition A↗
  126. STANAG 4280STANAG 4280 packaging and preservationAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4280 is the NATO agreement that sets standard levels of corrosion protection and packaging for land military equipment in storage and transport. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  127. STANAG 4281STANAG 4281 marking for shipment and storageAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4281 sets NATO's minimum identification marking for materiel shipped and stored internationally. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it, ČOS 814501.↗
  128. STANAG 4329NATO standard bar code handbook - AAITP-09 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO standard bar code handbook - AAITP-09 edition A↗
  129. STANAG 4398NATO requirements for reusable containers - AEPP-1 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO requirements for reusable containers - AEPP-1 edition B↗
  130. STANAG 4441STANAG 4441 multi-modal transportation of dangerous goods (AMovP-06)Ausg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4441 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMovP-06, the Allied publication for the multi-modal transportation of dangerous goods, principally military ammunition and explosives.↗
  131. STANAG 6509Conduct of land tactical operations in urban environments - ATP-3.2.1.2, edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConduct of land tactical operations in urban environments - ATP-3.2.1.2, edition A↗
  132. STANAG 6513STANAG 6513 doctrine on countering insider threatsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6513 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ATP-3.16.1, the doctrine for countering insider threats; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  133. STANAG 6525Mountain warfare education and training - ATrainP-06 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMountain warfare education and training - ATrainP-06 edition B↗
  134. AAIP-01Ammunition interoperability standard (ais)Ausg. AWeiterlesenAmmunition interoperability standard (ais)↗
  135. AAITP-01NATO tracking identifier for personnel (tip)Ausg. BWeiterlesenNATO tracking identifier for personnel (tip)↗
  136. AAITP-02AAITP-02 NATO asset tracking shipping label and symbologiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAAITP-02 is NATO's publication for the NATO asset tracking shipping label: its layout, sizes, and the GS1-128 and PDF 417 barcode symbologies it carries, agreed by nations under STANAG 2494.↗
  137. AAITP-03Data formats for asset trackingAusg. BWeiterlesenData formats for asset tracking↗
  138. AAITP-04Asset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchangeAusg. BWeiterlesenAsset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchange↗
  139. AAITP-05NATO standard marking for shipment and storageAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO standard marking for shipment and storage↗
  140. AAITP-06System architecture requirements for asset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchangeAusg. BWeiterlesenSystem architecture requirements for asset, consignment and personnel tracking information exchange↗
  141. AAITP-07NATO consignment and asset tracking by radio frequency identificationAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO consignment and asset tracking by radio frequency identification↗
  142. AAITP-08NATO unique identification itemsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO unique identification items↗
  143. AAITP-09NATO standard bar code handbookAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO standard bar code handbook↗
  144. AAP-51Asset tracking business process modelAusg. BWeiterlesenAsset tracking business process model↗
  145. AAP-56AAP-56 formatting military correspondenceAusg. AWeiterlesenAAP-56 sets NATO's format for military correspondence - heading, body, close, numbering and abbreviations - agreed by nations under STANAG 2630, not a requirement placed on a supplier.↗
  146. AArtyP-01NATO joint fire support (jfs) procedures for land operationsAusg. DWeiterlesenNATO joint fire support (jfs) procedures for land operations↗
  147. AArtyP-02NATO counter battery fires doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO counter battery fires doctrine↗
  148. AArtyP-03NATO indirect fires automatic data processing (adp) system interoperabilityAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO indirect fires automatic data processing (adp) system interoperability↗
  149. AArtyP-05NATO joint fire support (jfs) doctrine for land operationsAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO joint fire support (jfs) doctrine for land operations↗
  150. ACIEDP-01Countering improvised explosive devices training requirementsAusg. CWeiterlesenCountering improvised explosive devices training requirements↗
  151. ACIEDP-02NATO weapons intelligence team (wit) capabilitiesAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO weapons intelligence team (wit) capabilities↗
  152. AEODP-03Inter-service improvised explosive device disposal activities operations on multinational deployments - A guide for staff officers/operatorsAusg. EWeiterlesenInter-service improvised explosive device disposal activities operations on multinational deployments - A guide for staff officers/operators↗
  153. AEODP-05Explosive ordnance disposal recovery operations on fixed installationsAusg. CWeiterlesenExplosive ordnance disposal recovery operations on fixed installations↗
  154. AEODP-06Explosive ordnance disposal reports and messagesAusg. CWeiterlesenExplosive ordnance disposal reports and messages↗
  155. AEODP-07Explosive ordnance disposal equipment requirements and equipmentAusg. CWeiterlesenExplosive ordnance disposal equipment requirements and equipment↗
  156. AEODP-08Interservice chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear explosive ordnance disposal operations (CBRN EOD) on multinational deploymentsAusg. CWeiterlesenInterservice chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear explosive ordnance disposal operations (CBRN EOD) on multinational deployments↗
  157. AEODP-09The operation of the explosive ordnance disposal technical information centre (eodtic)Ausg. CWeiterlesenThe operation of the explosive ordnance disposal technical information centre (eodtic)↗
  158. AEODP-10Explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) principles and minimum standards of proficiencyAusg. CWeiterlesenExplosive ordnance disposal (EOD) principles and minimum standards of proficiency↗
  159. AEODP-11Guidelines for interservice electromagnetic warfare (EW) support to explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) operations on multinational deploymentsAusg. CWeiterlesenGuidelines for interservice electromagnetic warfare (EW) support to explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) operations on multinational deployments↗
  160. AEODP-12Explosive ordnance disposal information security standardsAusg. BWeiterlesenExplosive ordnance disposal information security standards↗
  161. AEODP-13EOD roles, responsibilities, capabilities and incident procedures when operating with non-eod trained agencies and personnelAusg. BWeiterlesenEOD roles, responsibilities, capabilities and incident procedures when operating with non-eod trained agencies and personnel↗
  162. AEODP-14NATO EOD publications set (neps) - identification and disposal of surface, air, and underwater munitionsAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO EOD publications set (neps) - identification and disposal of surface, air, and underwater munitions↗
  163. AEP-93Slinging and tie-down facilities for lifting and tying down military equipment for movement by land and seaAusg. AWeiterlesenSlinging and tie-down facilities for lifting and tying down military equipment for movement by land and sea↗
  164. AEPP-1NATO requirements for reusable containersAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO requirements for reusable containers↗
  165. AJP-3.12Allied joint doctrine for military engineeringAusg. CWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for military engineering↗
  166. AJP-3.15Allied joint doctrine for countering improvised explosive devices (C-IED)Ausg. DWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for countering improvised explosive devices (C-IED)↗
  167. AJP-3.18AJP-3.18 explosive ordnance disposal support to operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.18 is NATO's Allied joint doctrine for explosive ordnance disposal support to operations, setting out the principles commanders and staff use to plan and coordinate EOD support in joint operations.↗
  168. AJP-3.2AJP-3.2 land operations doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.2 is NATO's overarching doctrine for the conduct of land operations, agreed to by nations under STANAG 2288; it guides commanders and staffs, not companies.↗
  169. AJP-3.21Allied joint doctrine for military policeAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for military police↗
  170. AJP-3.22AJP-3.22 Allied joint doctrine for stability policingAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-3.22 is NATO's Allied joint doctrine for stability policing, directing commanders and staffs on replacing or reinforcing an indigenous police force, binding nations through STANAG 2616.↗
  171. AJP-4.11Allied joint doctrine for NATO asset visibilityWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for NATO asset visibility↗
  172. ALP-4.2Land forces logistic doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenLand forces logistic doctrine↗
  173. AMaintP-01Maintenance support of land operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenMaintenance support of land operations↗
  174. AMovP-01Road movements and movement controlAusg. AWeiterlesenRoad movements and movement control↗
  175. AMovP-02Procedures for surface movements across national frontiersAusg. BWeiterlesenProcedures for surface movements across national frontiers↗
  176. AMovP-03Movement and transport documents and glossary of terms and definitionsAusg. BWeiterlesenMovement and transport documents and glossary of terms and definitions↗
  177. AMovP-04Technical aspects of the transport of military materials by railroadAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical aspects of the transport of military materials by railroad↗
  178. AMovP-05Multimodal transport issuesWeiterlesenMultimodal transport issues↗
  179. AMovP-06AMovP-6 multi-modal transportation of dangerous goods directiveAusg. CWeiterlesenAMovP-6 is NATO's directive for the multi-modal transport of military dangerous goods, agreed by nations under STANAG 4441 and covering how consignments are classified, packed, marked and moved by road, rail, sea, inland waterway and air.↗
  180. AMWDP-01Military working dog (mwd) capabilitiesAusg. CWeiterlesenMilitary working dog (mwd) capabilities↗
  181. AOP-02Identification of ammunitionAusg. DWeiterlesenIdentification of ammunition↗
  182. AOP-06Catalogue of ammunition held by nations that satisfy interchangeability criteria of form, fit and function onlyAusg. VWeiterlesenCatalogue of ammunition held by nations that satisfy interchangeability criteria of form, fit and function only↗
  183. AOP-40Ammunition data sheetsAusg. BWeiterlesenAmmunition data sheets↗
  184. AOP-69The procedures for ammunition interchangeabilityAusg. AWeiterlesenThe procedures for ammunition interchangeability↗
  185. APersP-01APersP-01 NATO codes for grades of military personnelAusg. AWeiterlesenAPersP-01 is NATO's OF/OR code system, covered by STANAG 2116, that lets a nation state a service member's grade in personnel documents destined for NATO commands.↗
  186. APP-13NATO handbook for coalition operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO handbook for coalition operations↗
  187. APP-14Land compendium of hand signalsAusg. BWeiterlesenLand compendium of hand signals↗
  188. APP-16Care of supplies in the field supply areasAusg. BWeiterlesenCare of supplies in the field supply areas↗
  189. APP-21NATO packaging and preservationAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO packaging and preservation↗
  190. APP-22Military pallets, packages and containersAusg. BWeiterlesenMilitary pallets, packages and containers↗
  191. APP-23Materiels handling equipmentAusg. BWeiterlesenMateriels handling equipment↗
  192. APP-25Material handling in the fieldAusg. BWeiterlesenMaterial handling in the field↗
  193. APP-27Demountable load carrying platforms (dlcp/flatracks)Ausg. AWeiterlesenDemountable load carrying platforms (dlcp/flatracks)↗
  194. APP-28Tactical planning for land forcesAusg. BWeiterlesenTactical planning for land forces↗
  195. ARSP-01Weapon danger areas / zones for unguided weapons deterministic methodology - factors and processesAusg. CWeiterlesenWeapon danger areas / zones for unguided weapons deterministic methodology - factors and processes↗
  196. ARSP-02Guidance on the development of weapon danger areas/zones - probabilistic methodology - general principalsAusg. AWeiterlesenGuidance on the development of weapon danger areas/zones - probabilistic methodology - general principals↗
  197. ARSP-03Guidance on the development of weapon danger areas/zones - data acquisition and analysis - fragmentation dataAusg. AWeiterlesenGuidance on the development of weapon danger areas/zones - data acquisition and analysis - fragmentation data↗
  198. ARSP-04Laser safety for military useAusg. CWeiterlesenLaser safety for military use↗
  199. ATP-103Replacement and reinforcement of the indigenous police forcesAusg. AWeiterlesenReplacement and reinforcement of the indigenous police forces↗
  200. ATP-104Water production, storage and distributionAusg. BWeiterlesenWater production, storage and distribution↗
  201. ATP-105Land operational reportsAusg. AWeiterlesenLand operational reports↗
  202. ATP-106Weapons attack signature and protection system evaluationAusg. AWeiterlesenWeapons attack signature and protection system evaluation↗
  203. ATP-108Intelligence support to land operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenIntelligence support to land operations↗
  204. ATP-112Mission task verbs for use in the planning and dissemination of ordersAusg. AWeiterlesenMission task verbs for use in the planning and dissemination of orders↗
  205. ATP-117Countering class I unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenCountering class I unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) doctrine↗
  206. ATP-3.12.1Tactical doctrine for engineeringAusg. BWeiterlesenTactical doctrine for engineering↗
  207. ATP-3.12.1.10Land forces combat engineer messages, reports and returnsAusg. AWeiterlesenLand forces combat engineer messages, reports and returns↗
  208. ATP-3.12.1.3Allied tactical doctrine for route and area clearanceAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied tactical doctrine for route and area clearance↗
  209. ATP-3.12.1.4Deployed force infrastructureAusg. BWeiterlesenDeployed force infrastructure↗
  210. ATP-3.12.1.8Test procedures and classification of the effects of weapons on structuresAusg. AWeiterlesenTest procedures and classification of the effects of weapons on structures↗
  211. ATP-3.12.2Allied tactical doctrine for military searchAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied tactical doctrine for military search↗
  212. ATP-3.12.3Multinational military engineer brigade (mnmeb) concept of operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenMultinational military engineer brigade (mnmeb) concept of operations↗
  213. ATP-3.16.1ATP-3.16.1 countering insider threatsAusg. AWeiterlesenATP-3.16.1 is NATO's Allied Tactical Publication giving operational and tactical commanders a framework for countering insider threats, agreed by nations under STANAG 6513, not a requirement placed on a supplier.↗
  214. ATP-3.18.1Allied tactical publication for explosive ordnance disposalAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied tactical publication for explosive ordnance disposal↗
  215. ATP-3.2.1Conduct of land tactical operationsAusg. CWeiterlesenConduct of land tactical operations↗
  216. ATP-3.2.1.1Conduct of land tactical activitiesAusg. CWeiterlesenConduct of land tactical activities↗
  217. ATP-3.2.1.2Conduct of land tactical operations in urban environmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenConduct of land tactical operations in urban environments↗
  218. ATP-3.2.1.3Conduct of land tactical operations in mountainous environmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenConduct of land tactical operations in mountainous environments↗
  219. ATP-3.2.1.4Conduct of land tactical operations in forest environmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenConduct of land tactical operations in forest environments↗
  220. ATP-3.2.1.5Conduct of land tactical operations in cold weather environmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenConduct of land tactical operations in cold weather environments↗
  221. ATP-3.2.1.7Conduct of land tactical operations in jungle environmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenConduct of land tactical operations in jungle environments↗
  222. ATP-3.2.2Command and control of allied forcesAusg. BWeiterlesenCommand and control of allied forces↗
  223. ATP-3.2.2.1Land symbology and related terminologyAusg. AWeiterlesenLand symbology and related terminology↗
  224. ATP-3.2.49Use of helicopters in land operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenUse of helicopters in land operations↗
  225. ATP-3.2.49.1.1Operational competencies for helicopter crews in support of nato-led land operations and exercisesAusg. AWeiterlesenOperational competencies for helicopter crews in support of nato-led land operations and exercises↗
  226. ATP-3.2.49.2.1Criteria for the clearance of helicopter underslung load equipment (husle) and underslung loads (usl)Ausg. AWeiterlesenCriteria for the clearance of helicopter underslung load equipment (husle) and underslung loads (usl)↗
  227. ATP-3.2.49.2.2Technical criteria for the transportation of cargo by helicoptersAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical criteria for the transportation of cargo by helicopters↗
  228. ATP-3.2.49.2.3Technical criteria for external cargo carrying slings, nets and strops/pendantsAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical criteria for external cargo carrying slings, nets and strops/pendants↗
  229. ATP-3.2.49.2.4Aerial recovery equipment and techniques for helicoptersAusg. AWeiterlesenAerial recovery equipment and techniques for helicopters↗
  230. ATP-3.2.49.3.1Mission planning in helicopter operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenMission planning in helicopter operations↗
  231. ATP-3.2.49.3.10Unmanned aircraft systems and manned-unmanned teaming (mum-t) in land helicopter operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenUnmanned aircraft systems and manned-unmanned teaming (mum-t) in land helicopter operations↗
  232. ATP-3.2.49.3.2Helicopter air movement tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)Ausg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter air movement tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)↗
  233. ATP-3.2.49.3.3Helicopter attack tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPS)Ausg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter attack tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPS)↗
  234. ATP-3.2.49.3.4Helicopter reconnaissance, surveillance and tactical security tactics techniques proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter reconnaissance, surveillance and tactical security tactics techniques procedures↗
  235. ATP-3.2.49.3.5Helicopter support to command, control and communication tactics techniques proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter support to command, control and communication tactics techniques procedures↗
  236. ATP-3.2.49.3.6Helicopter direction and control of fires tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)Ausg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter direction and control of fires tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)↗
  237. ATP-3.2.49.3.7Helicopter general tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)Ausg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter general tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)↗
  238. ATP-3.2.49.3.8Helicopter unique environmental tactics, techniques and proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter unique environmental tactics, techniques and procedures↗
  239. ATP-3.2.49.3.9Fast rope & rappelling (frr) and special patrol insertion & extraction operations (spie ops)Ausg. AWeiterlesenFast rope & rappelling (frr) and special patrol insertion & extraction operations (spie ops)↗
  240. ATP-3.2.49.4.1Helicopter tactical or non-permanent landing sites and zonesAusg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter tactical or non-permanent landing sites and zones↗
  241. ATP-3.2.49.4.2Helicopter tactical arming and refuellingAusg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter tactical arming and refuelling↗
  242. ATP-3.2.49.4.3Downed aircraft recoveryAusg. AWeiterlesenDowned aircraft recovery↗
  243. ATP-3.4.4.1Counter-insurgency (COIN) tacticsAusg. BWeiterlesenCounter-insurgency (COIN) tactics↗
  244. ATP-3.7.2Guidance and procedures for NATO military police in operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenGuidance and procedures for NATO military police in operations↗
  245. ATP-3.9.2Allied tactical doctrine for land targetingAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied tactical doctrine for land targeting↗
  246. ATP-76Convoy operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenConvoy operations↗
  247. ATP-79Orders for the camouflage of protective MEDICAL emblems on land in tactical operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenOrders for the camouflage of protective MEDICAL emblems on land in tactical operations↗
  248. ATP-82Allied doctrine for ground-based air defenceAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied doctrine for ground-based air defence↗
  249. ATP-87Battalion and company intelligence supportAusg. AWeiterlesenBattalion and company intelligence support↗
  250. ATP-89Minimum standards of proficiency for trained ammunition technical personnelAusg. AWeiterlesenMinimum standards of proficiency for trained ammunition technical personnel↗
  251. ATP-91Identification of land forces on the battlefield and in an area of operationAusg. AWeiterlesenIdentification of land forces on the battlefield and in an area of operation↗
  252. ATP-92Emergency burial proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenEmergency burial procedures↗
  253. ATP-97ATP-97 NATO land urgent voice messages pocket bookAusg. BWeiterlesenATP-97 is a NATO pocket book of standard voice-message formats, such as MEDEVAC and contact reports, for consistent tactical reporting by land forces.↗
  254. ATrainP-03Education and training for land tactical operations in urban environmentsAusg. CWeiterlesenEducation and training for land tactical operations in urban environments↗
  255. ATrainP-06Mountain warfare education and trainingAusg. BWeiterlesenMountain warfare education and training↗
Gemeinsame Operationen und Doktrin218 Standards
  1. STANAG 1059STANAG 1059 letter codes for geographical entitiesAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 1059 is NATO's agreement on letter codes for geographical entities. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  2. STANAG 1171NATO military oceanographic and rapid environmental assessment support procedures - ATP-32 edition EAusg. 10WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO military oceanographic and rapid environmental assessment support procedures - ATP-32 edition E↗
  3. STANAG 1241STANAG 1241 standard identity description structure for tactical useAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 1241 sets out NATO's standard structure for describing the identity of a tracked object, published as APP-36. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  4. STANAG 1401Joint brevity words - APP-7 edition FAusg. 15WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenJoint brevity words - APP-7 edition F↗
  5. STANAG 2019STANAG 2019 NATO joint military symbologyAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 2019 is NATO's agreement to implement APP-06, the joint military symbology standard for common operating picture displays and data exchange between systems.↗
  6. STANAG 2047Emergency alarms of hazard or attack (CBRN and air attack only) - ATP-85 edition AAusg. 9WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEmergency alarms of hazard or attack (CBRN and air attack only) - ATP-85 edition A↗
  7. STANAG 2103STANAG 2103 CBRN warning, reporting and hazard predictionAusg. 12WeiterlesenSTANAG 2103 (ATP-45) is NATO's manual for CBRN warning, reporting and hazard prediction. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  8. STANAG 2181STANAG 2181 and Allied joint doctrine for peace supportAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2181 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.24, Allied joint doctrine for the military contribution to peace support; it binds nations rather than suppliers, and the doctrine itself lives in AJP-3.24.↗
  9. STANAG 2190STANAG 2190 Allied joint doctrine for intelligence, counter-intelligence and securityAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2190 covers AJP-2, NATO's capstone doctrine for intelligence, counter-intelligence and security. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  10. STANAG 2191STANAG 2191 doctrine for intelligence proceduresAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2191 promulgates AJP-2.1, NATO's doctrine for intelligence procedures. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  11. STANAG 2192Allied joint doctrine for counter-intelligence and security - AJP-2.2 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for counter-intelligence and security - AJP-2.2 edition B↗
  12. STANAG 2211STANAG 2211 geodetic datums, projections and grid referencesAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2211 is NATO's agreement to implement AGeoP-21, the coordinate reference system standard covering geodetic datums, projections, grids and grid references used in NATO operations.↗
  13. STANAG 2215STANAG 2215 evaluation of maps, charts and digital topographic dataAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2215 is the NATO agreement on evaluating land maps, aeronautical charts and digital topographic data. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it for chart accuracy and quality.↗
  14. STANAG 2352Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) defence equipment - operational guidelines - ATP-84 edition BAusg. 8WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenChemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) defence equipment - operational guidelines - ATP-84 edition B↗
  15. STANAG 2433STANAG 2433 military intelligence data exchangeAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2433 (AIntP-3) is NATO's military intelligence data exchange standard, covering entity data and the PENTAGRAM report. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  16. STANAG 2437STANAG 2437 and Allied joint doctrineAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 2437 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-01, Allied joint doctrine; it binds nations rather than suppliers, and the doctrine itself lives in AJP-01.↗
  17. STANAG 2449STANAG 2449 training in the law of armed conflictAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2449 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement ATrainP-2, the training standard on the Law of Armed Conflict, through their own national orders.↗
  18. STANAG 2451Allied joint doctrine for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defence - AJP-3.8 edition CAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defence - AJP-3.8 edition C↗
  19. STANAG 2471Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) hazard management for airlift operations - ATP-88 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenChemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) hazard management for airlift operations - ATP-88 edition A↗
  20. STANAG 2490STANAG 2490 and the doctrine for the conduct of operationsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2490 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3, the Allied joint doctrine for the conduct of operations; it binds nations rather than suppliers.↗
  21. STANAG 2497STANAG 2497 CBRN warning, reporting and hazard prediction reference manualAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 2497 covers AEP-45, NATO's reference manual on CBRN warning, reporting and hazard prediction. NATO has not released it publicly; a public NATO publication that cites it says it is primarily for automated CBRN command information systems.↗
  22. STANAG 2499The effect of wearing CBRN individual protective equipment (ipe) on individual and unit performance during military operations - ATP-65 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe effect of wearing CBRN individual protective equipment (ipe) on individual and unit performance during military operations - ATP-65 edition B↗
  23. STANAG 2507Allied joint doctrine for meteorological and oceanographic support to joint forces - AJP-3.11 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for meteorological and oceanographic support to joint forces - AJP-3.11 edition A↗
  24. STANAG 2508Allied joint doctrine for psychological operations - AJP-10.2 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for psychological operations - AJP-10.2 edition A↗
  25. STANAG 2509Allied joint doctrine for civil-military cooperation - AJP-3.19 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for civil-military cooperation - AJP-3.19 edition B↗
  26. STANAG 2514STANAG 2514 and non-combatant evacuation doctrineAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2514 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.25, the Allied joint doctrine for non-combatant evacuation operations; it binds nations rather than suppliers.↗
  27. STANAG 2515STANAG 2515 collective protection in a CBRN environment (COLPRO)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2515 is the NATO agreement on collective protection (COLPRO) in a CBRN environment, covering ATP-70. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  28. STANAG 2518STANAG 2518 Allied joint doctrine for information operationsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2518 is NATO's ratification agreement bringing AJP-10.1, Allied joint doctrine for information operations, into force for participating nations.↗
  29. STANAG 2519NATO information exchange requirements specification process - APP-15 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO information exchange requirements specification process - APP-15 edition A↗
  30. STANAG 2520CBRN defence standards on education, training, exercise and evaluation - ATP-3.8.1 vol III edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCBRN defence standards on education, training, exercise and evaluation - ATP-3.8.1 vol III edition A↗
  31. STANAG 2521STANAG 2521 CBRN defence on operationsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2521 is the NATO agreement on CBRN defence on operations (ATP-3.8.1 Volume I). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications, including AMedP-7.6, that cite its content.↗
  32. STANAG 2522STANAG 2522 specialist CBRN defence capabilitiesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2522 is NATO's agreement on specialist CBRN defence capabilities, published as ATP-3.8.1 Volume II. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from a public NATO medical publication that cites it.↗
  33. STANAG 2523STANAG 2523 Allied joint doctrine for special operationsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2523 promulgates AJP-3.5, NATO's Allied joint doctrine for special operations. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  34. STANAG 2524STANAG 2524 and the doctrine for joint targetingAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2524 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.9, the Allied joint doctrine for joint targeting; it binds nations rather than suppliers.↗
  35. STANAG 2525STANAG 2525 Allied joint doctrine for communication and information systemsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2525 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-6, Allied joint doctrine for communication and information systems; it binds nations, not suppliers, and the doctrine lives in AJP-6.↗
  36. STANAG 2526STANAG 2526 and Allied joint doctrine for operations planningAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2526 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-5, Allied joint doctrine for the planning of operations; it binds nations rather than suppliers, and the doctrine itself lives in AJP-5.↗
  37. STANAG 2528STANAG 2528 Allied joint doctrine for force protectionAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2528 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.14, the Allied joint doctrine for force protection; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  38. STANAG 2530Aeronautical foundation data (AFD)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAeronautical foundation data (AFD)↗
  39. STANAG 2532STANAG 2532 and Allied joint doctrine for deployment and redeploymentAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2532 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.13, the Allied joint doctrine for deploying and redeploying forces; it binds nations, not suppliers.↗
  40. STANAG 2537Allied joint doctrine for human intelligence - AJP-2.3 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for human intelligence - AJP-2.3 edition B↗
  41. STANAG 2555NATO intelligence training - AIntP-11 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO intelligence training - AIntP-11 edition A↗
  42. STANAG 2576Allied joint doctrine for the military contribution to humanitarian assistance - AJP-3.26 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for the military contribution to humanitarian assistance - AJP-3.26 edition A↗
  43. STANAG 2578Human intelligence (HUMINT) tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-05 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHuman intelligence (HUMINT) tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-05 edition B↗
  44. STANAG 2579STANAG 2579 linguistic support for operations agreementAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2579 is NATO's agreement by which participating nations register acceptance of ALingP-1, the Allied publication on linguistic support for operations.↗
  45. STANAG 2580STANAG 2580 reception, staging and onward movement proceduresAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2580 promulgates ATP-3.13.1, NATO's Reception, Staging and Onward Movement (RSOM) procedures. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from a public NATO logistics publication that cites it.↗
  46. STANAG 2582Environmental protection for military camps in NATO operations - AJEPP-02 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenEnvironmental protection for military camps in NATO operations - AJEPP-02 edition B↗
  47. STANAG 2583STANAG 2583 environmental management in NATO military activitiesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2583 is NATO's agreement committing participating nations to implement AJEPP-3, bringing environmental management into the planning of NATO military activities.↗
  48. STANAG 2586STANAG 2586 NATO geospatial metadata profileAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2586 is NATO's agreement covering AGeoP-08, the profile that standardizes geospatial metadata so NATO and its nations can interpret, discover and publish geospatial data and services.↗
  49. STANAG 2590STANAG 2590 joint doctrine for stabilization operationsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2590 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.28, the Allied joint doctrine for the military contribution to stabilization.↗
  50. STANAG 2591STANAG 2591 advanced distributed learning (ADL)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2591 is NATO's agreement for participating nations to adopt SCORM 2004 as the conformance standard for Learning Management Systems, content packages and online training content.↗
  51. STANAG 2592STANAG 2592 NATO geospatial information framework (NGIF)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2592 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AGeoP-11 Edition B, the NATO Geospatial Information Framework (NGIF).↗
  52. STANAG 2594STANAG 2594 environmental protection for military training areasAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2594 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJEPP-7, Edition B, on best environmental protection practices for sustaining military training areas.↗
  53. STANAG 2597STANAG 2597 training in NATO rules of engagementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2597 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement ATrainP-4, the training standard for NATO rules of engagement, through their own national orders.↗
  54. STANAG 2599Allied joint doctrine for geospatial support - AJP-3.17 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for geospatial support - AJP-3.17 edition B↗
  55. STANAG 2611STANAG 2611 and the doctrine for counter-insurgencyAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2611 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.27, the Allied joint doctrine for counter-insurgency; it binds nations rather than suppliers.↗
  56. STANAG 2910Nuclear weapons effects and responses casualty and damage assessment for exercises - AXP-6 edition DAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNuclear weapons effects and responses casualty and damage assessment for exercises - AXP-6 edition D↗
  57. STANAG 2957International system (si) units used by armed forces in radiological/nuclear field - ATP-96 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInternational system (si) units used by armed forces in radiological/nuclear field - ATP-96 edition A↗
  58. STANAG 3412Aeronautical information on aeronautical charts - AGeoP-16 edition AAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAeronautical information on aeronautical charts - AGeoP-16 edition A↗
  59. STANAG 3672Indexes to series of land maps and aeronautical charts, digital geographic information, and military geographic information and documentation (MGID)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIndexes to series of land maps and aeronautical charts, digital geographic information, and military geographic information and documentation (MGID)↗
  60. STANAG 3675Symbols on land maps, aeronautical and special naval chartsAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSymbols on land maps, aeronautical and special naval charts↗
  61. STANAG 3676STANAG 3676 marginal information on land maps, aeronautical charts and photomapsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3676 is NATO's agreement on the marginal information printed on land maps, aeronautical charts and photomaps. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO geospatial publications that cite its requirements.↗
  62. STANAG 3689STANAG 3689 place name spelling on maps and chartsAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3689 is NATO's agreement for member nations to implement AGeoP-25, which sets the method for spelling place names on maps and charts.↗
  63. STANAG 3809STANAG 3809 digital terrain elevation data (DTED) exchange formatAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3809 is NATO's agreement on the Digital Terrain Elevation Data (DTED) exchange format, registering national acceptance of a US performance specification. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications that cite and mandate it.↗
  64. STANAG 3833STANAG 3833 symbols for land forces training area mapsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3833 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AGeoP-15, NATO's standard for map symbols used on land forces training area maps.↗
  65. STANAG 3873Electromagnetic warfare in air operations - ATP-3.6.3 edition BAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenElectromagnetic warfare in air operations - ATP-3.6.3 edition B↗
  66. STANAG 3884Air imagery interpretation annotation and titling - ATP-100 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAir imagery interpretation annotation and titling - ATP-100 edition A↗
  67. STANAG 4387Arc standard raster product (asrp) - AGeoP-5Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenArc standard raster product (asrp) - AGeoP-5↗
  68. STANAG 6001STANAG 6001 language proficiency levelsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 6001 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member nations to implement ATrainP-5, the publication that sets language proficiency assessment criteria.↗
  69. STANAG 6009STANAG 6009 NATO Emitter Database (NEDB) - SCORPIOAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 6009 defines the NATO Emitter Database (NEDB), NATO's common database and Spot Number system for exchanging information on electromagnetic emitters. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  70. STANAG 6010Electromagnetic warfare in land operations - ATP-3.6.2 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenElectromagnetic warfare in land operations - ATP-3.6.2 edition B↗
  71. STANAG 6013NATO meteorological support manual - AMETOCP-2 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO meteorological support manual - AMETOCP-2 edition A↗
  72. STANAG 6014NATO meteorological and oceanographic (metoc) communications manual - AMETOCP-3 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO meteorological and oceanographic (metoc) communications manual - AMETOCP-3 edition A↗
  73. STANAG 6015NATO meteorological and oceanographic codes manual - AMETOCP-4 vol I & vol II edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO meteorological and oceanographic codes manual - AMETOCP-4 vol I & vol II edition A↗
  74. STANAG 6018Allied joint doctrine for electronic warfare - AJP-3.6 edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for electronic warfare - AJP-3.6 edition C↗
  75. STANAG 6023STANAG 6023 training and education for peace support operationsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 6023 is NATO's agreement for participating nations to ratify and implement ATrainP-1, Edition D, the Allied publication on training and education for peace support operations.↗
  76. STANAG 6025STANAG 6025 financial principles for multinational support arrangementsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 6025 is NATO's agreement by which member nations commit to apply AFinP-1, the Allied publication setting financial principles and procedures for multinational support arrangements; partner nations are invited to adopt it.↗
  77. STANAG 6500STANAG 6500 NATO environmental file during NATO-led activitiesAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 6500 is NATO's agreement for nations to implement AJEPP-06, covering the NATO environmental file kept throughout a NATO-led camp or operation.↗
  78. STANAG 6502Technical exploitation - AIntP-10 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical exploitation - AIntP-10 edition B↗
  79. STANAG 6503STANAG 6503 defence maritime geospatial exchange model (DMGEM)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6503 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AGeoP-14, Edition A, which structures the geospatial data specifications (DMGEM) NATO forces exchange in the maritime domain.↗
  80. STANAG 6504Allied joint doctrine for signals intelligence (SIGINT) - AJP-2.4 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for signals intelligence (SIGINT) - AJP-2.4 edition B↗
  81. STANAG 6507Allied joint doctrine for imagery intelligence (IMINT) - AJP-2.6 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for imagery intelligence (IMINT) - AJP-2.6 edition A↗
  82. STANAG 6508Human network analysis and support to targeting (hnat) - AIntP-13 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHuman network analysis and support to targeting (hnat) - AIntP-13 edition A↗
  83. STANAG 6510Joint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance procedures in support of NATO operations - AIntP-14 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenJoint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance procedures in support of NATO operations - AIntP-14 edition B↗
  84. STANAG 6512STANAG 6512 and Allied joint doctrine for security force assistanceAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 6512 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.16, Allied joint doctrine for security force assistance; it binds nations rather than suppliers, and the doctrine itself lives in AJP-3.16.↗
  85. STANAG 6514STANAG 6514 and the doctrine for cyberspace operationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6514 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.20, the Allied joint doctrine for cyberspace operations; it binds nations, not suppliers, and is not an information security standard.↗
  86. STANAG 6515Countering threat anonymity: biometrics in support of NATO operations and intelligence - AIntP-15 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCountering threat anonymity: biometrics in support of NATO operations and intelligence - AIntP-15 edition A↗
  87. STANAG 6518Allied joint doctrine for operations security and deception - AJP-3.10.2 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for operations security and deception - AJP-3.10.2 edition B↗
  88. STANAG 6521Allied joint doctrine for measurement and signature intelligence - AJP-2.8 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for measurement and signature intelligence - AJP-2.8 edition A↗
  89. STANAG 6522Allied joint doctrine for open-source intelligence - AJP-2.9 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for open-source intelligence - AJP-2.9 edition B↗
  90. STANAG 6523STANAG 6523 defence geospatial web servicesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 6523 is NATO's agreement committing participating nations to implement AGeoP-26, the Allied publication harmonizing Web Map Service and Web Map Tile Service profiles for defence geospatial information.↗
  91. STANAG 6524Intelligence requirement management and collection management - AIntP-16 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIntelligence requirement management and collection management - AIntP-16 edition B↗
  92. STANAG 6527Joint intelligence preparation of the operating environment (jipoe) - AIntP-17 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenJoint intelligence preparation of the operating environment (jipoe) - AIntP-17 edition A↗
  93. STANAG 6528Intelligence processing- AIntP-18 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIntelligence processing- AIntP-18 edition A↗
  94. STANAG 6530NATO counter intelligence tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-19 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO counter intelligence tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-19 edition A↗
  95. STANAG 6533NATO imagery intelligence tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-21 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO imagery intelligence tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-21 edition A↗
  96. STANAG 6537Open source intelligence (OSINT) tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-22 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOpen source intelligence (OSINT) tactics, techniques and procedures - AIntP-22 edition A↗
  97. STANAG 6538STANAG 6538 and Allied joint doctrine on countering weapons of mass destructionAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6538 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.23, Allied joint doctrine for countering weapons of mass destruction in military operations; it binds nations rather than suppliers.↗
  98. STANAG 6539STANAG 6539 Allied joint doctrine for strategic communicationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6539 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AJP-10, Edition A, the Allied joint doctrine for strategic communications, and to report ratification and implementation through NATO's Standardization Document Database.↗
  99. STANAG 6542Intelligence support to targeting - AIntP-24 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIntelligence support to targeting - AIntP-24 edition A↗
  100. STANAG 6543NATO strategic communications (StratCom) training standards - ASCP-01 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO strategic communications (StratCom) training standards - ASCP-01 edition A↗
  101. STANAG 6545Common electromagnetic order of battle exchange format - AEMP-04 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCommon electromagnetic order of battle exchange format - AEMP-04 edition A↗
  102. STANAG 6548STANAG 6548 Allied joint doctrine for military public affairsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6548 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-10.3, the Allied joint doctrine for military public affairs.↗
  103. STANAG 6549Allied joint doctrine for communication and information systems (CIS) service management control (smc) - AJP-6.1 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for communication and information systems (CIS) service management control (smc) - AJP-6.1 edition A↗
  104. STANAG 6570Handbook for sampling and identification of biological, chemical and radiological agent (sibcra) - commander’s guidelines - ATP-3.8.5.1 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHandbook for sampling and identification of biological, chemical and radiological agent (sibcra) - commander’s guidelines - ATP-3.8.5.1 edition A↗
  105. STANAG 7098Compressed arc digitized raster graphics (cadrg)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCompressed arc digitized raster graphics (cadrg)↗
  106. STANAG 7099STANAG 7099 Controlled imagery base (CIB)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7099 is NATO's unreleased agreement on Controlled Imagery Base (CIB). This page describes it from AGeoP-11, a public NATO geospatial publication that cites it and says it is based on US Performance Specification 8904A of 28 March 2000.↗
  107. STANAG 7107STANAG 7107 joint ISR doctrine (AJP-2.7)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 7107 (AJP-2.7) is NATO's Allied joint doctrine for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support to operations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  108. STANAG 7141STANAG 7141 environmental protection during NATO-led activitiesAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 7141 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJEPP-4, Edition B, the joint NATO doctrine for environmental protection during NATO-led military activities.↗
  109. STANAG 7149STANAG 7149 NATO message catalogue (APP-11)Ausg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 7149 covers APP-11, the NATO Message Catalogue. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  110. STANAG 7164STANAG 7164 special aeronautical charts (SAC)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 7164 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member and partner nations to implement AGeoP-23 Edition A, the specification for Special Aeronautical Charts.↗
  111. STANAG 7169NATO specifications for image maps - AGeoP-10 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO specifications for image maps - AGeoP-10 edition A↗
  112. STANAG 7170STANAG 7170 additional military layers digital geospatial dataAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 7170 is NATO's agreement to implement AGeoP-19, the framework for Additional Military Layers, NATO's digital geospatial data products for non-navigational hydrographic, oceanographic and meteorological information.↗
  113. STANAG 7172STANAG 7172 use of geomagnetic modelsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 7172 is NATO's agreement to bring AGeoP-24 into force, setting the World Magnetic Model as the standard geomagnetic model for military systems and geographic products.↗
  114. STANAG 7194STANAG 7194 imagery interpretability rating scale (NIIRS)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7194 is NATO's agreement on the imagery interpretability rating scale (NIIRS), covering AIntP-7 edition A. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  115. AAP-16Workforce policy and procedures (MC 0216/5)Ausg. EWeiterlesenWorkforce policy and procedures (MC 0216/5)↗
  116. AAP-47AAP-47 NATO's directive for developing Allied joint doctrineAusg. CWeiterlesenAAP-47 is NATO's internal directive setting out how Allied joint doctrine (AJPs) is proposed, developed, ratified, promulgated and reviewed. It creates no direct obligation for a supplier.↗
  117. AEMP-04Common electromagnetic order of battle exchange formatAusg. AWeiterlesenCommon electromagnetic order of battle exchange format↗
  118. AEMP-05Procedures for NATO emitter database - scorpio (nedb-scorpio)Ausg. AWeiterlesenProcedures for NATO emitter database - scorpio (nedb-scorpio)↗
  119. AEP-45Warning and reporting and hazard prediction of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents (reference manual)Ausg. EWeiterlesenWarning and reporting and hazard prediction of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents (reference manual)↗
  120. AFinP-1AFinP-1 financial principles for NATO support arrangementsAusg. BWeiterlesenAFinP-1 sets the financial principles NATO nations use to reimburse each other for support and to run jointly funded arrangements; it does not itself commit any nation to give or receive support.↗
  121. AGeoP-05Arc standard raster product (asrp)WeiterlesenArc standard raster product (asrp)↗
  122. AGeoP-08AGeoP-08 NATO geospatial metadata profileAusg. BWeiterlesenAGeoP-08 sets the NATO Geospatial Metadata Profile, requiring geospatial data produced or exchanged for NATO to carry metadata built on the DGIWG Metadata Foundation and four supporting NATO specifications, under the agreement recorded in STANAG 2586.↗
  123. AGeoP-10NATO specifications for image mapsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO specifications for image maps↗
  124. AGeoP-11AGeoP-11 NATO geospatial information framework (NGIF)Ausg. BWeiterlesenAGeoP-11 sets out NATO's Geospatial Information Framework (NGIF), organizing the STANAGs, Allied Publications and Data Product Specifications used to generate and exchange interoperable geospatial data, maps, imagery and elevation products across NATO and its partners.↗
  125. AGeoP-14AGeoP-14 NATO's defence maritime geospatial exchange modelAusg. AWeiterlesenAGeoP-14 defines DMGEM, NATO's framework for maritime geospatial data products built on IHO S-100 and NGIF, agreed by nations through STANAG 6503.↗
  126. AGeoP-15Symbols for land forces training area mapsAusg. AWeiterlesenSymbols for land forces training area maps↗
  127. AGeoP-16Aeronautical information on aeronautical chartsAusg. AWeiterlesenAeronautical information on aeronautical charts↗
  128. AGeoP-19AGeoP-19 additional military layers, digital geospatial data productsAusg. BWeiterlesenAGeoP-19 defines Additional Military Layers, NATO's digital geospatial data products for non-navigational maritime defence use, covered by STANAG 7170 and mandated for WECDIS under STANAG 4564.↗
  129. AGeoP-21AGeoP-21 geodetic datums, projections, grids and grid referencesAusg. AWeiterlesenAGeoP-21 is NATO's Allied Geographic Publication fixing WGS 84 as the standard geodetic datum, plus the preferred projections, grids and MGRS position reporting for NATO geospatial information, agreed by nations under STANAG 2211.↗
  130. AGeoP-23AGeoP-23 special aeronautical chart specificationAusg. AWeiterlesenAGeoP-23 sets the format, geodesy, accuracy and marginalia requirements NATO nations follow to compile Special Aeronautical Charts for low level military navigation, agreed under STANAG 7164.↗
  131. AGeoP-24AGeoP-24 use of geomagnetic modelsAusg. AWeiterlesenAGeoP-24 sets the World Magnetic Model as NATO's standard model of Earth's magnetic field for military systems and geographic products, and fixes how magnetic declination must be shown on maps and charts.↗
  132. AGeoP-25AGeoP-25 place name spelling on maps and chartsAusg. AWeiterlesenAGeoP-25 is NATO's Allied Geographic Publication for spelling place names in Roman script on maps, charts and digital geographic information produced for NATO Armed Forces use, covered by STANAG 3689.↗
  133. AGeoP-26Defence geospatial web servicesAusg. BWeiterlesenDefence geospatial web services↗
  134. AIntP-03The NATO military intelligence data exchange standardAusg. CWeiterlesenThe NATO military intelligence data exchange standard↗
  135. AIntP-05Human intelligence (HUMINT) tactics, techniques and proceduresAusg. BWeiterlesenHuman intelligence (HUMINT) tactics, techniques and procedures↗
  136. AIntP-07NATO imagery interpretability rating scale (niirs)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNATO imagery interpretability rating scale (niirs)↗
  137. AIntP-10Technical exploitationAusg. BWeiterlesenTechnical exploitation↗
  138. AIntP-11NATO intelligence trainingAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO intelligence training↗
  139. AIntP-13Human network analysis and support to targeting (hnat)Ausg. AWeiterlesenHuman network analysis and support to targeting (hnat)↗
  140. AIntP-14Joint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance procedures in support of NATO operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenJoint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance procedures in support of NATO operations↗
  141. AIntP-15Countering threat anonymity: biometrics in support of NATO operations and intelligenceAusg. AWeiterlesenCountering threat anonymity: biometrics in support of NATO operations and intelligence↗
  142. AIntP-16Intelligence requirement management and collection managementAusg. BWeiterlesenIntelligence requirement management and collection management↗
  143. AIntP-17Joint intelligence preparation of the operating environmentAusg. AWeiterlesenJoint intelligence preparation of the operating environment↗
  144. AIntP-18Intelligence processingAusg. AWeiterlesenIntelligence processing↗
  145. AIntP-19NATO counter-intelligence tactics, techniques and proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO counter-intelligence tactics, techniques and procedures↗
  146. AIntP-21NATO imagery intelligence (IMINT) tactics, techniques and proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO imagery intelligence (IMINT) tactics, techniques and procedures↗
  147. AIntP-22NATO open source intelligence (OSINT) tactics, techniques and proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO open source intelligence (OSINT) tactics, techniques and procedures↗
  148. AIntP-24Intelligence support to targetingAusg. AWeiterlesenIntelligence support to targeting↗
  149. AJEPP-02AJEPP-02 environmental protection for NATO military campsAusg. BWeiterlesenAJEPP-02 sets NATO's best practices and standards for limiting the environmental impact of deployed military camps, from infrastructure planning through camp closure.↗
  150. AJEPP-03AJEPP-03 environmental management system for NATO military activitiesAusg. BWeiterlesenAJEPP-03 is the NATO Allied Publication that walks commanders and Environmental Protection officers through building an environmental management system into a NATO military activity.↗
  151. AJEPP-04AJEPP-04 environmental protection doctrine for NATO-led operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenAJEPP-04 is NATO doctrine for environmental protection during NATO-led military activities, giving commanders a framework for environmental planning, risk management and training, agreed by nations under STANAG 7141.↗
  152. AJEPP-06AJEPP-06 NATO environmental file during NATO-led activitiesAusg. DWeiterlesenAJEPP-06 is NATO's template for the Environmental File a deploying force keeps to document a camp's environmental condition from occupation through handover, binding through STANAG 6500 rather than setting rules of its own.↗
  153. AJEPP-07AJEPP-07 best environmental practices for military training areasAusg. BWeiterlesenAJEPP-7 is NATO's voluntary best-practices handbook for commanders and training-area land managers, covering habitats, cultural sites, water, soil, fire and noise on military training areas.↗
  154. AJP-01AJP-01 Allied joint doctrineAusg. FWeiterlesenAJP-01 is NATO's capstone Allied Joint Doctrine, the framework commanders and staff use to plan and conduct Alliance joint operations; it guides NATO's chain of command, not companies.↗
  155. AJP-10AJP-10 Allied joint doctrine for strategic communicationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-10 is NATO's keystone doctrine for strategic communications, guiding NATO commanders and staff on shaping the information environment; nations record their agreement to use it in STANAG 6539.↗
  156. AJP-10.1AJP-10.1 Allied joint doctrine for information operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-10.1 is NATO's doctrine for information operations, the staff function that analyses, plans, integrates and assesses information activities inside a military headquarters; it binds through the STANAG that covers it, which nations ratify.↗
  157. AJP-10.2Allied joint doctrine for psychological operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for psychological operations↗
  158. AJP-10.3AJP-10.3 Allied joint doctrine for military public affairsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO doctrine setting out how military public affairs is planned and executed for NATO commanders and staffs; it binds nations through STANAG 6548 and creates no obligation for a supplier or company.↗
  159. AJP-2Allied joint doctrine for intelligence, counter-intelligence and securityAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for intelligence, counter-intelligence and security↗
  160. AJP-2.1Allied joint doctrine for intelligence proceduresAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for intelligence procedures↗
  161. AJP-2.2Allied joint doctrine for counter-intelligence and securityAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for counter-intelligence and security↗
  162. AJP-2.3Allied joint doctrine for human intelligence (HUMINT)Ausg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for human intelligence (HUMINT)↗
  163. AJP-2.4Allied joint doctrine for signals intelligence (SIGINT)Ausg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for signals intelligence (SIGINT)↗
  164. AJP-2.6Allied joint doctrine for imagery intelligenceAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for imagery intelligence↗
  165. AJP-2.7Allied joint doctrine for joint intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissanceAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for joint intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance↗
  166. AJP-2.8Allied joint doctrine for measurement and signature intelligenceAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for measurement and signature intelligence↗
  167. AJP-2.9Allied joint doctrine for open source intelligence (OSINT)Ausg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for open source intelligence (OSINT)↗
  168. AJP-3AJP-3 Allied joint doctrine for the conduct of operationsAusg. DWeiterlesenAJP-3 is NATO's keystone doctrine for how commanders and staffs plan, conduct and assess joint operations; nations record their agreement to use it through STANAG 2490.↗
  169. AJP-3.10.2Allied joint doctrine for operations security and deceptionAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for operations security and deception↗
  170. AJP-3.11Allied joint doctrine for meteorological and oceanographic supportAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for meteorological and oceanographic support↗
  171. AJP-3.13AJP-3.13 NATO's doctrine for deploying and redeploying forcesAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-3.13 is NATO's doctrine for deploying forces into a theatre of operations and redeploying them out, addressed to NATO commanders and staffs and binding nations through STANAG 2532, not a supplier directly.↗
  172. AJP-3.14AJP-3.14 Allied joint doctrine for force protectionAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.14 is NATO doctrine for how commanders and staffs plan, coordinate and assess the protection of personnel, facilities and materiel from threats and hazards.↗
  173. AJP-3.16AJP-3.16 security force assistance doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.16 is NATO's doctrine for planning, conducting and assessing security force assistance to a host nation's local forces, agreed to by nations under STANAG 6512; it guides commanders and staffs, not companies.↗
  174. AJP-3.17Allied joint doctrine for geospatial supportAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for geospatial support↗
  175. AJP-3.19AJP-3.19 Allied joint doctrine for civil-military cooperationAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.19 sets out NATO's doctrine for civil-military cooperation (CIMIC), giving commanders and staff the principles and processes for working with non-military actors during operations; nations record their agreement to use it in STANAG 2509.↗
  176. AJP-3.20AJP-3.20 Allied joint doctrine for cyberspace operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-3.20 is NATO's Allied joint doctrine for planning, conducting and assessing cyberspace operations within Alliance joint operations, binding nations through STANAG 6514.↗
  177. AJP-3.23AJP-3.23 Allied joint doctrine for countering weapons of mass destruction in military operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-3.23 is NATO's Allied joint doctrine for countering weapons of mass destruction, directing commanders and staffs on CWMD lines of effort and responsibilities, and binding nations through STANAG 6538.↗
  178. AJP-3.24AJP-3.24 Allied joint doctrine for the military contribution to peace supportAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO doctrine for the military contribution to peace support - conflict prevention, peacemaking, peace enforcement, peacekeeping and peacebuilding - written for NATO commanders and staff, and brought into force nation by nation through STANAG 2181, not a standard industry implements.↗
  179. AJP-3.25AJP-3.25 Allied joint doctrine for non-combatant evacuation operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-3.25 is NATO's Allied Joint Publication for non-combatant evacuation operations, doctrine for military commanders and diplomats to plan and conduct the evacuation of civilians from a crisis area; nations record their agreement to use it in STANAG 2514.↗
  180. AJP-3.26AJP-3.26 Allied joint doctrine for the military contribution to humanitarian assistanceAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-3.26 is NATO's doctrine for planning and conducting a military contribution to humanitarian assistance; nations record their agreement to use it in STANAG 2576, and it binds NATO's chain of command, not companies.↗
  181. AJP-3.27AJP-3.27 Allied joint doctrine for counter-insurgency (COIN)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNATO's Allied Joint Publication on counter-insurgency doctrine, addressed to commanders and staff and given effect between nations through STANAG 2611.↗
  182. AJP-3.28AJP-3.28 Allied joint doctrine for the military contribution to stabilizationAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-3.28 is NATO's doctrine for how commanders plan and conduct military support to stabilization missions, covering security, public order, basic services, humanitarian assistance and governance; it names no certification or audit scheme a company could be assessed against.↗
  183. AJP-3.5Allied joint doctrine for special operationsAusg. CWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for special operations↗
  184. AJP-3.6Allied joint doctrine for electronic warfareAusg. CWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for electronic warfare↗
  185. AJP-3.8Allied joint doctrine for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defenceAusg. CWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defence↗
  186. AJP-3.9AJP-3.9 joint targeting doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.9 is NATO doctrine setting out the roles, phases and legal framework of the joint targeting process that commanders and staffs use to select, prioritise and engage targets, agreed to by nations under STANAG 2524.↗
  187. AJP-5AJP-5 Allied joint doctrine for the planning of operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-5 is NATO's keystone doctrine for planning Allied joint operations, taking commanders and staff from mission analysis through to an operation plan; nations record their agreement to use it in STANAG 2526.↗
  188. AJP-6AJP-6 Allied joint doctrine for communication and information systemsAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-6 is NATO's Allied Joint doctrine for communication and information systems, giving joint commanders and staffs doctrinal guidance for planning, resourcing and running CIS in support of Allied operations.↗
  189. AJP-6.1Allied joint doctrine for communication and information systems (CIS) service management and control (smc)Ausg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for communication and information systems (CIS) service management and control (smc)↗
  190. ALingP-01ALingP-01 linguistic support for operationsWeiterlesenNATO doctrine on how nations and NATO headquarters plan, source and manage translation and interpretation support for military operations.↗
  191. AMETOCP-2NATO meteorological support manualAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO meteorological support manual↗
  192. AMETOCP-3NATO meteorological & oceanographic (metoc) communications manualAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO meteorological & oceanographic (metoc) communications manual↗
  193. AMETOCP-4NATO meteorological and oceanographic codes manualAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO meteorological and oceanographic codes manual↗
  194. APP-06APP-06 NATO joint military symbologyAusg. EWeiterlesenAPP-06 is NATO's Allied Publication for building, coding and displaying joint military symbols, so a symbol looks and encodes the same way on every system that uses it.↗
  195. APP-07Joint brevity wordsAusg. FWeiterlesenJoint brevity words↗
  196. APP-11NATO message catalogueAusg. EWeiterlesenNATO message catalogue↗
  197. APP-15NATO information exchange requirements specification processAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO information exchange requirements specification process↗
  198. APP-36NATO standard identity description structure for tactical useAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO standard identity description structure for tactical use↗
  199. ASCP-01NATO startegic communications (StratCom) training standardsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO startegic communications (StratCom) training standards↗
  200. ATP-100Air imagery interpretation annotation and titlingAusg. AWeiterlesenAir imagery interpretation annotation and titling↗
  201. ATP-3.13.1Reception, staging and onward movement (RSOM) proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenReception, staging and onward movement (RSOM) procedures↗
  202. ATP-3.6.2Electromagnetic warfare in land operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenElectromagnetic warfare in land operations↗
  203. ATP-3.6.3Electromagnetic warfare in air operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenElectromagnetic warfare in air operations↗
  204. ATP-3.8.1CBRN defence standards on education, training, exercise and evaluationAusg. BWeiterlesenCBRN defence standards on education, training, exercise and evaluation↗
  205. ATP-3.8.5.1Handbook for sampling and identification of biological, chemical and radiological agent (sibcra) - commander’s guidelinesAusg. AWeiterlesenHandbook for sampling and identification of biological, chemical and radiological agent (sibcra) - commander’s guidelines↗
  206. ATP-32NATO military oceanographic and rapid environmental assessment support proceduresAusg. EWeiterlesenNATO military oceanographic and rapid environmental assessment support procedures↗
  207. ATP-45Warning and reporting and hazard prediction of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents (operators manual)Ausg. FWeiterlesenWarning and reporting and hazard prediction of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents (operators manual)↗
  208. ATP-65The effect of wearing CBRN individual protective equipment (ipe) on individual and unit performance during military operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenThe effect of wearing CBRN individual protective equipment (ipe) on individual and unit performance during military operations↗
  209. ATP-70Collective protection in A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear environment (colpro)Ausg. BWeiterlesenCollective protection in A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear environment (colpro)↗
  210. ATP-84Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) defence equipment - operational guidelinesAusg. BWeiterlesenChemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) defence equipment - operational guidelines↗
  211. ATP-85Emergency alarms of hazard or attack (CBRN and air attack only)Ausg. AWeiterlesenEmergency alarms of hazard or attack (CBRN and air attack only)↗
  212. ATP-88Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear (CBRN) hazard management for airlift operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenChemical, biological, radiological, nuclear (CBRN) hazard management for airlift operations↗
  213. ATP-96International system (si) units used by armed forces in the nuclear fieldAusg. AWeiterlesenInternational system (si) units used by armed forces in the nuclear field↗
  214. ATrainP-1ATrainP-1 Training and education for peace support operationsAusg. DWeiterlesenNATO's Allied Training Publication setting common training and education objectives for personnel, units and headquarters that nations prepare for NATO-led peace support operations; no certification scheme exists.↗
  215. ATrainP-2ATrainP-2 training in the law of armed conflictAusg. BWeiterlesenATrainP-2 sets NATO's minimum standard for training national armed forces in the law of armed conflict, binding nations rather than companies.↗
  216. ATrainP-4ATrainP-4 training in NATO rules of engagementAusg. BWeiterlesenATrainP-4 is NATO's training standard for teaching Personnel NATO rules of engagement, agreed by nations through STANAG 2597.↗
  217. ATrainP-5ATrainP-5 language proficiency levelsAusg. AWeiterlesenATrainP-5 sets NATO's six-level (0-5) scale for rating listening, speaking, reading and writing proficiency in a language, used by nations under STANAG 6001 to record and compare requirements for international appointments.↗
  218. AXP-06Nuclear weapons effects and responses casualty and damage assessment for exercisesAusg. DWeiterlesenNuclear weapons effects and responses casualty and damage assessment for exercises↗
Luftoperationen233 Standards
  1. STANAG 1183NATO qualifications for fixed wing above water warfare/aerospace surveillance and control system (aww/asacs) aircraft controllers - ATP-3.3.5.2 edition BAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO qualifications for fixed wing above water warfare/aerospace surveillance and control system (aww/asacs) aircraft controllers - ATP-3.3.5.2 edition B↗
  2. STANAG 2087STANAG 2087 forward aeromedical evacuation agreementAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2087 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.5, the forward aeromedical evacuation publication; it binds nations and NATO bodies, not suppliers, directly.↗
  3. STANAG 3098STANAG 3098 aircraft jacking interoperability agreementAusg. 11WeiterlesenSTANAG 3098 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to aircraft jacking pad seating and clearance requirements specified in AASSEP-1 Edition A.↗
  4. STANAG 3101Exchange of flight safety information - AFSP-1.1 edition BAusg. 17WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenExchange of flight safety information - AFSP-1.1 edition B↗
  5. STANAG 3102Flight safety cooperation in common ground/airspace - AFSP-1.2 edition BAusg. 8WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFlight safety cooperation in common ground/airspace - AFSP-1.2 edition B↗
  6. STANAG 3104STANAG 3104 identification of aircraft and missile pipelinesAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3104 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ISO 12, the civil standard for identifying aircraft and missile pipelines and electrical conduits.↗
  7. STANAG 3105STANAG 3105 pressure refuelling connections and defuellingAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3105 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASSEP-02, the Allied publication covering pressure refuelling connections and defuelling for aircraft.↗
  8. STANAG 3109STANAG 3109 symbol marking of aircraft servicing and safety/hazard pointsAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3109 is the NATO agreement bringing AASSEP-03 into force, standardizing symbol marking of aircraft servicing and safety/hazard points across ratifying nations.↗
  9. STANAG 3114STANAG 3114 aeromedical training of flight personnelAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 3114 is NATO's agreement for nations to implement AAMedP-1.2, the Allied Medical Publication on aeromedical training of flight personnel, so aircrew can fly another NATO nation's aircraft without additional training.↗
  10. STANAG 3117STANAG 3117 aircraft marshalling signals agreementAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 3117 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AFSP-02, Edition B, the Allied publication that sets out aircraft marshalling signals.↗
  11. STANAG 3198STANAG 3198 aircraft oxygen equipment and pressure suits agreementAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3198 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.3 Edition B, the functional requirements for aircraft oxygen equipment and pressure suits.↗
  12. STANAG 3200STANAG 3200 minimum requirements for G protective systemsAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 3200 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.4 Edition B, the minimum functional requirements for aircrew G protective systems.↗
  13. STANAG 3204STANAG 3204 aeromedical evacuationAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 3204 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.1, the Allied medical publication covering aeromedical evacuation of sick and wounded personnel.↗
  14. STANAG 3208STANAG 3208 aircraft ground air conditioning connectionsAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3208 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASSEP-08's aircraft ground air conditioning connections, so allied nations can service each other's aircraft on the ground.↗
  15. STANAG 3209STANAG 3209 tyre valve couplings for aircraft cross-servicingAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3209 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AASSEP-4 Edition A, the standard for tyre valve couplings used in aircraft cross-servicing.↗
  16. STANAG 3212STANAG 3212 diameters for gravity filling orificesAusg. 7WeiterlesenNATO agreement committing member nations to size aircraft gravity fuel filling orifices and nozzles to the tables in ISO 102:1990, so refuelling equipment is interoperable across nations.↗
  17. STANAG 3230STANAG 3230 emergency markings on aircraftAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3230 sets NATO's requirements for emergency markings on aircraft, under AFSP-07. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  18. STANAG 3237STANAG 3237 aircraft sling ring and link aperturesAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3237 sets the aperture of the terminal ring or link on aircraft lifting slings, covering AASSEP-09. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the implementing standard, ČOS 164004.↗
  19. STANAG 3278STANAG 3278 aircraft towing attachments and devicesAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 3278 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASSEP-05, which standardises the dimensions of aircraft towing attachment points and towing bar heads used for normal towing.↗
  20. STANAG 3294STANAG 3294 aircraft fuel caps and access coversAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3294 is the NATO agreement on aircraft fuel caps and fuel cap access covers. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  21. STANAG 3295STANAG 3295 horse collar/rescue strop type helicopter hoisting gearAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3295 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to the horse collar/rescue strop type helicopter hoisting gear specified in APRP-3.3.7.9 Edition A.↗
  22. STANAG 3315Aircraft cabin pressurizing test connectionsAusg. 9WeiterlesenAircraft cabin pressurizing test connections↗
  23. STANAG 3318STANAG 3318 Aeromedical aspects of aircraft accident and incident investigationAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3318 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.7, the Allied medical publication on aeromedical aspects of aircraft accident and incident investigation.↗
  24. STANAG 3347STANAG 3347 identification of aircraft electrical circuitsAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3347 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to identify aircraft electrical circuits using the wire identification and marking scheme in the civil standard SAE AS50881.↗
  25. STANAG 3350STANAG 3350 analogue video standard for aircraft systemsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3350 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAVSP-05, the analogue video standard for aircraft systems; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  26. STANAG 3368STANAG 3368 internal aircraft engine starting systemsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3368 is NATO's agreement requiring aircraft designs to include an engine starting system independent of ground facilities, providing at least two starts when ground equipment is unavailable.↗
  27. STANAG 3372STANAG 3372 low pressure air engine-starting connectionsAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3372 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASSEP-06, the standard for low pressure air engine-starting electrical connectors; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  28. STANAG 3379In-flight visual signals - AFSP-4 edition AAusg. 10WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIn-flight visual signals - AFSP-4 edition A↗
  29. STANAG 3430Aircraft cross servicing - AASSEP-13, edition AAusg. 11WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft cross servicing - AASSEP-13, edition A↗
  30. STANAG 3454STANAG 3454 ground recharging of aircraft main batteriesAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3454 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAEP-01, the standard for ground recharging of aircraft main batteries.↗
  31. STANAG 3455STANAG 3455 basic symbols for aircraft electrical circuitsAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3455 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to use IEC 60617 or IEEE 315 symbols for aircraft electrical circuits in national documentation and drawings.↗
  32. STANAG 3456STANAG 3456 aircraft electrical power characteristicsAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 3456 is the NATO agreement on aircraft electrical power system characteristics and equipment compatibility testing. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  33. STANAG 3457STANAG 3457 ground electrical power supplies for aircraftAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3457 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ISO 461 and ISO 6858, the civil standards covering aircraft ground electrical power connectors and general requirements.↗
  34. STANAG 3474STANAG 3474 temporary flying restrictions agreementAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3474 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.6, Edition A, the Allied Aeromedical Publication on temporary flying restrictions affecting aircrew.↗
  35. STANAG 3497STANAG 3497 aeromedical training in aircrew CBRN equipment and proceduresAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3497 is NATO's agreement for nations to implement AAMedP-1.8, the Allied Medical Publication on aeromedical training of aircrew in aircrew CBRN equipment and procedures, so aircrew can operate in a CBRN environment.↗
  36. STANAG 3501STANAG 3501 aircrew CBRN filter-blower agreementAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3501 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.22, the interoperability standard for portable filter-blowers used with aircrew CBRN respirators; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  37. STANAG 3510STANAG 3510 hydraulic power for servicing aircraftAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3510 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASSEP-07's hydraulic servicing equipment requirements, so allied nations can provide hydraulic power to service each other's aircraft.↗
  38. STANAG 3526STANAG 3526 interchangeability of NATO aircrew medical categoriesAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 3526 is NATO's agreement bringing AAMedP-1.10 into force, under which ratifying nations align their own doctrine and set up a system to track aircrew medical examinations.↗
  39. STANAG 3527STANAG 3527 fatigue management in air operationsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3527 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.11 Edition B, the Allied Medical Publication on fatigue management in air operations.↗
  40. STANAG 3531STANAG 3531 safety investigation of aircraft, missile and UAS accidentsAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 3531 is the NATO agreement on investigating and reporting accidents and serious incidents involving military aircraft, missiles and UAS. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  41. STANAG 3533STANAG 3533 flying and static displaysAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 3533 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AFSP-05, Edition B, the flight safety publication for flying and static displays, superseding the STANAG's 2013 edition.↗
  42. STANAG 3552Search and rescue manual - ATP-10(D)Ausg. 9WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSearch and rescue manual - ATP-10(D)↗
  43. STANAG 3564Rules for live air weapons use on air-to-surface ranges - AFSP-03, edition BAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRules for live air weapons use on air-to-surface ranges - AFSP-03, edition B↗
  44. STANAG 3595Aircraft fitting for pressure replenishment of gas turbine engines with oil - AASSEP-10 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenAircraft fitting for pressure replenishment of gas turbine engines with oil - AASSEP-10 edition A↗
  45. STANAG 3610STANAG 3610 conditioned breathable air for aircraft on the groundAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3610 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAGSP-03, the publication covering conditioned breathable air supplied to aircraft on the ground.↗
  46. STANAG 3624STANAG 3624 nitrogen and replenishment equipment characteristicsAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3624 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAGSP-01 Edition B, the nitrogen and replenishment equipment characteristics for cross-servicing aircraft.↗
  47. STANAG 3632STANAG 3632 aircraft and ground support equipment electrical connections for static groundingAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3632 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AAEP-02 Edition B, the electrical connection standard for static grounding of aircraft and ground support equipment.↗
  48. STANAG 3660Aircraft storage battery electrical connectors - AAEP-06 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft storage battery electrical connectors - AAEP-06 edition A↗
  49. STANAG 3700STANAG 3700, the agreement to implement AJP-3.3 air and space doctrineAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 3700 is the NATO agreement by which member nations commit to implement AJP-3.3, Allied joint doctrine for air and space operations.↗
  50. STANAG 3703Allied joint doctrine for air-maritime coordination - AJP-3.3.3 edition BAusg. 10WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for air-maritime coordination - AJP-3.3.3 edition B↗
  51. STANAG 3714STANAG 3714 warning streamers for aircraft safety devicesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3714 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to fit aircraft-on-ground safety devices with warning streamers built to the design in AASSEP-11, Edition A.↗
  52. STANAG 3736Allied joint doctrine for close air support and air interdiction- AJP-3.3.2(A)Ausg. 11WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for close air support and air interdiction- AJP-3.3.2(A)↗
  53. STANAG 3745STANAG 3745 medical training and equipment for search and rescueAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3745 is the NATO agreement by which nations commit to implement AAMedP-1.12, the training and equipment requirements for SAR and CSAR missions.↗
  54. STANAG 3752STANAG 3752 witness (breaking) wire for aircraft emergency controlsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3752 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AASSEP-12, which sets the materials, dimensions and mechanical requirements for witness (breaking) wire used to lock aircraft emergency controls and equipment.↗
  55. STANAG 3766STANAG 3766 grease nipples for aircraft servicingAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3766 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to fit ISO 413:1974 grease nipples to aircraft and aero-engines so ground crews can cross-service allied aircraft.↗
  56. STANAG 3797Joint terminal attack controller program - ATP-3.3.2.2 edition CAusg. 8WeiterlesenJoint terminal attack controller program - ATP-3.3.2.2 edition C↗
  57. STANAG 3805STANAG 3805 Allied joint doctrine for airspace controlAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 3805 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.3.5 Edition C, Allied joint doctrine for airspace control.↗
  58. STANAG 3827STANAG 3827 physiological training of aircrew in high G environmentsAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3827 is NATO's agreement for nations to implement AAMedP-1.13, the Allied Medical Publication on physiological training of aircrew in a high sustained G environment, to support interoperability between nations.↗
  59. STANAG 3828STANAG 3828 aircrew protection against laser hazardsAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3828 is the NATO agreement by which nations commit to implement AAMedP-1.14 Edition B, covering minimum aircrew protection against laser hazards.↗
  60. STANAG 3830Aircrew nuclear flash blindness protection - AAMedP-1.15 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircrew nuclear flash blindness protection - AAMedP-1.15 edition B↗
  61. STANAG 3838STANAG 3838 digital multiplex data busAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3838 is the NATO agreement covering AAVSP-03, the digital time division command/response multiplex data bus. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  62. STANAG 3856STANAG 3856 protection of aircraft, crew and sub-systems against electrostatic chargesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 3856 (AEP-29) is NATO's unreleased agreement on protecting aircraft, crew and sub-systems in flight against electrostatic charges. This page describes it from the Czech implementation and NATO publications that cite it.↗
  63. STANAG 3879STANAG 3879 wildlife strike preventionAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 3879 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AFSP-1.4, the Allied publication covering wildlife strike prevention at NATO airbases.↗
  64. STANAG 3880Allied joint doctrine for counter-air operations - AJP-3.3.1(B)Ausg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for counter-air operations - AJP-3.3.1(B)↗
  65. STANAG 3909STANAG 3909 discrete signal interfaces agreementAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3909 is NATO's agreement committing nations to adopt AAVSP-04's discrete signal interface standard for avionic systems once each ratifies and implements it.↗
  66. STANAG 3943STANAG 3943 aircrew CBRN defence assembly agreementAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3943 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.16 Edition A, the physiological requirements for aircrew CBRN defence assemblies used in flight.↗
  67. STANAG 3971STANAG 3971 air-to-air refuelling agreementAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 3971 is the NATO agreement by which member nations commit to implementing ATP-3.3.4.2, the publication covering air-to-air refuelling interoperability requirements.↗
  68. STANAG 3981STANAG 3981 immersion protection for aircrewAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3981 is NATO's Edition 3 agreement covering AAMedP-1.17, under which participating nations commit to implement minimum physiological requirements for aircrew immersion protection assemblies.↗
  69. STANAG 3996Fibre optic time divison command/response multiplex data busAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFibre optic time divison command/response multiplex data bus↗
  70. STANAG 3998Tactics, techniques and procedures for NATO air transport operations - ATP-3.3.4.3 edition BAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactics, techniques and procedures for NATO air transport operations - ATP-3.3.4.3 edition B↗
  71. STANAG 4626Modular and open avionics architecturesAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenModular and open avionics architectures↗
  72. STANAG 4670STANAG 4670 minimum training for UAS and RPA operators and pilotsAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 4670 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ATP-3.3.8.1's minimum training requirements for UAS and RPA operators and pilots.↗
  73. STANAG 6511STANAG 6511 agreement for AJP-3.7 personnel recovery doctrineAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 6511 is NATO's agreement for member nations to ratify and implement AJP-3.7, Allied joint doctrine for recovery of personnel in a hostile environment.↗
  74. STANAG 7007Covert search and rescue electronic system (csares)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCovert search and rescue electronic system (csares)↗
  75. STANAG 7009Aircraft electrical hazards on the flight line - AEP-24 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft electrical hazards on the flight line - AEP-24 edition B↗
  76. STANAG 7030Combat search and rescue (CSAR) - ATP-62Ausg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCombat search and rescue (CSAR) - ATP-62↗
  77. STANAG 7056STANAG 7056 physiological protection for high-altitude parachutingAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7056 sets NATO's functional requirements for physiological protection during high-altitude parachuting operations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for ČOS 168003, which implements it.↗
  78. STANAG 7073STANAG 7073 connectors for aircraft electrical servicing powerAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 7073 is the NATO agreement that standardises the connectors used to supply aircraft with electrical power on the ground. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  79. STANAG 7078Use of helicopter emergency underwater breathing apparatus (heuba) - AAMedP-1.19 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenUse of helicopter emergency underwater breathing apparatus (heuba) - AAMedP-1.19 edition B↗
  80. STANAG 7106STANAG 7106 breathing oxygen cross-servicing agreementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 7106 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAGSP-02 Edition A, the characteristics for breathing oxygen and the supply pressures, hoses and couplings used to cross-service NATO aircraft.↗
  81. STANAG 7112STANAG 7112 recommended medical equipment for aeromedical evacuationAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7112 is the NATO agreement by which member nations commit to AAMedP-1.20, the Allied Medical Publication on recommended medical equipment for aeromedical evacuation.↗
  82. STANAG 7144Tactics,techniques and procedures for close air support and air interdiction - ATP-3.3.2.1 edition DAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactics,techniques and procedures for close air support and air interdiction - ATP-3.3.2.1 edition D↗
  83. STANAG 7146Assignment of NATO code numbers to gases used in aircraft cross-servicing - AAGSP-10 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAssignment of NATO code numbers to gases used in aircraft cross-servicing - AAGSP-10 edition A↗
  84. STANAG 7147Aeromedical aspects of night vision device (NVD) training - AAMedP-1.21, edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAeromedical aspects of night vision device (NVD) training - AAMedP-1.21, edition A↗
  85. STANAG 7158STANAG 7158 electromagnetic interference test methods for aerospace ground equipmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7158 is the NATO agreement on electromagnetic interference test methods for aerospace ground equipment. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that introduces it alongside AECTP-500.↗
  86. STANAG 7160Aviation safety - AFSP-01 edition CAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAviation safety - AFSP-01 edition C↗
  87. STANAG 7165STANAG 7165 initial investigation and management of laser eye damage in aircrewAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 7165 is NATO's ratification agreement bringing AAMedP-1.9, Edition C - aeromedical guidance on investigating and managing laser eye damage in aircrew - into force among participating nations.↗
  88. STANAG 7166Allied air forces doctrine for logistics - ALP-4.3 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied air forces doctrine for logistics - ALP-4.3 edition A↗
  89. STANAG 7167Supplement 1 to air forces logistics doctrine and procedures - ALP-4.3.1 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSupplement 1 to air forces logistics doctrine and procedures - ALP-4.3.1 edition B↗
  90. STANAG 7175STANAG 7175 safety zones for liquid oxygenAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 7175 sets out safety zones and minimum separation distances for liquid oxygen. NATO has not released it publicly, so this page describes it from the Czech implementation and a NATO publication that cites it.↗
  91. STANAG 7185STANAG 7185 air-maritime coordination procedures (AMCP)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7185 is NATO's agreement on air-maritime coordination procedures (AMCP), ATP-3.3.3.1. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication, ATP-3.3.4.2, that cites it.↗
  92. STANAG 7189Joint airspace control tactics, techniques and procedures - ATP-3.3.5.1 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenJoint airspace control tactics, techniques and procedures - ATP-3.3.5.1 edition A↗
  93. STANAG 7192Principles underpinning MEDICAL standards for operators of unammanned aerial systems (UAS) - AAMedP-1.25 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPrinciples underpinning MEDICAL standards for operators of unammanned aerial systems (UAS) - AAMedP-1.25 edition B↗
  94. STANAG 7196The NATO survival, evasion, resistance and extraction (sere) training standard - APRP-3.3.7.5 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe NATO survival, evasion, resistance and extraction (sere) training standard - APRP-3.3.7.5 edition B↗
  95. STANAG 7207Air transport (at) and air-to-air refuelling (AAR) doctrine - ATP-3.3.4 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAir transport (at) and air-to-air refuelling (AAR) doctrine - ATP-3.3.4 edition A↗
  96. STANAG 7212STANAG 7212 aerospace medicine doctrine agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7212 is NATO's agreement for nations to implement AAMedP-01 aerospace medicine doctrine, tracked through ratification and self-reported implementation rather than certification.↗
  97. STANAG 7213STANAG 7213 tactics, techniques and procedures for NATO air movementsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7213 sets NATO's tactics, techniques and procedures for air movements, covered by ATP-3.3.4.1. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a NATO publication that cites it.↗
  98. STANAG 7214Tactics, techniques and procedures for NATO airborne operations - ATP-3.3.4.4 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactics, techniques and procedures for NATO airborne operations - ATP-3.3.4.4 edition B↗
  99. STANAG 7217NATO force protection doctrine for air and ground-based space activity - ATP-3.3.6 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO force protection doctrine for air and ground-based space activity - ATP-3.3.6 edition B↗
  100. STANAG 7221Broadband real-time data bus (b-rtdb) - AAVSP-02 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenBroadband real-time data bus (b-rtdb) - AAVSP-02 edition A↗
  101. STANAG 7223Liquid oxygen transportation by military aircraft - safety and technical requirements - AAGSP-07 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenLiquid oxygen transportation by military aircraft - safety and technical requirements - AAGSP-07 edition B↗
  102. STANAG 7225STANAG 7225 standardization of reintegrationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7225 is the NATO agreement by which nations commit to implement APRP-3.3.7.2, the publication covering reintegration of personnel recovered from isolation or captivity.↗
  103. STANAG 7229Pr staffs training standard - APRP-3.3.7.4 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPr staffs training standard - APRP-3.3.7.4 edition A↗
  104. STANAG 7230STANAG 7230 aircraft tolerance to portable electronic devicesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7230 is NATO's agreement committing participating nations to implement AAEP-05 Edition A, on demonstrating aircraft electromagnetic tolerance to portable electronic devices.↗
  105. STANAG 7231STANAG 7231 minimum requirements for flight surgeon trainingAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7231 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AAMedP-1.23, the minimum training standard for military flight surgeons.↗
  106. STANAG 7232Unmanned aircraft system tactics, techniques and procedures - ATP-3.3.8.2 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenUnmanned aircraft system tactics, techniques and procedures - ATP-3.3.8.2 edition A↗
  107. STANAG 7233NATO personnel recovery tactics, techniques and procedures - APRP-3.3.7.7 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO personnel recovery tactics, techniques and procedures - APRP-3.3.7.7 edition A↗
  108. STANAG 7238NATO flight safety officer (fso) training - AFSP-06 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO flight safety officer (fso) training - AFSP-06 edition A↗
  109. STANREC 3976Guide of lubricants for use in oxygen systems and use of materials in oxygen rich environments - AAGSP-11 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide of lubricants for use in oxygen systems and use of materials in oxygen rich environments - AAGSP-11 edition A↗
  110. STANREC 3977Manual of techniques of sampling and analysis of gases and liquefied gases for aircraft servicing - AAGSP-05 edition BAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenManual of techniques of sampling and analysis of gases and liquefied gases for aircraft servicing - AAGSP-05 edition B↗
  111. STANREC 3978Purging liquid oxygen storage and transport tanks and aircraft converters - AAGSP-12 edition BAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPurging liquid oxygen storage and transport tanks and aircraft converters - AAGSP-12 edition B↗
  112. STANREC 7205Aircraft oxygen systems servicing procedures, recommended practices - AAGSP-04 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft oxygen systems servicing procedures, recommended practices - AAGSP-04 edition B↗
  113. STANREC 7211Aviation oxygen equipment cleaning & verification processes recommended practices - AAGSP-13 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAviation oxygen equipment cleaning & verification processes recommended practices - AAGSP-13 edition A↗
  114. STANREC 7241Common NATO flight training - ATP-3.3.4.11 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCommon NATO flight training - ATP-3.3.4.11 edition A↗
  115. AAEP-01AAEP-01 ground recharging of aircraft main batteriesAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO's AAEP-01 sets ground recharging procedures for aircraft main batteries, used when a battery's own manufacturer instructions are unavailable or unfamiliar to the crew.↗
  116. AAEP-02AAEP-02 static grounding connections for aircraft and ground equipmentAusg. BWeiterlesenAAEP-02 sets the electrical connector, marking and procedural requirements for grounding aircraft and ground support equipment against static electricity during servicing.↗
  117. AAEP-04Connectors for aircraft electrical servicing powerAusg. BWeiterlesenConnectors for aircraft electrical servicing power↗
  118. AAEP-05AAEP-05 aircraft tolerance to portable electronic devicesAusg. AWeiterlesenAAEP-05 sets out how NATO nations demonstrate that a military aircraft tolerates portable electronic devices, transmitting or not, before a national airworthiness authority clears their use.↗
  119. AAEP-06Aircraft storage battery electrical connectorsAusg. AWeiterlesenAircraft storage battery electrical connectors↗
  120. AAGSP-01AAGSP-01 nitrogen and replenishment equipment characteristicsAusg. BWeiterlesenAAGSP-01 sets the nitrogen quality, pressure, hose and connector characteristics NATO air forces share for cross-servicing aircraft with nitrogen, applied under STANAG 3624 and varied by national reservation.↗
  121. AAGSP-02AAGSP-02 breathing oxygen and replenishment equipment characteristicsAusg. AWeiterlesenAAGSP-02 sets the purity, moisture and contaminant limits for breathing oxygen and the supply pressures, hoses and coupling dimensions NATO nations use to cross-service aircraft with it, applied under STANAG 7106 and varied by six national reservations.↗
  122. AAGSP-03AAGSP-03 breathable air characteristics for aircraft on the groundAusg. AWeiterlesenAAGSP-03 sets the minimum breathable-air characteristics a ground conditioning unit supplies to an aircraft cabin, agreed by NATO nations under STANAG 3610 so one nation's ground air is safe for another nation's aircrew to breathe.↗
  123. AAGSP-04Aircraft oxygen systems servicing procedures, recommended practicesAusg. BWeiterlesenAircraft oxygen systems servicing procedures, recommended practices↗
  124. AAGSP-05Manual of techniques of sampling and analysis of gases and liquefied gases for aircraft servicingAusg. BWeiterlesenManual of techniques of sampling and analysis of gases and liquefied gases for aircraft servicing↗
  125. AAGSP-07Liquid oxygen transportation by military aircraft - safety and technical requirementsAusg. BWeiterlesenLiquid oxygen transportation by military aircraft - safety and technical requirements↗
  126. AAGSP-08Definition of safety zones and minimum separation distances for use with liquid oxygen (lox)Ausg. BWeiterlesenDefinition of safety zones and minimum separation distances for use with liquid oxygen (lox)↗
  127. AAGSP-10Assignment of NATO code numbers to gases used in aircraft cross-servicingAusg. AWeiterlesenAssignment of NATO code numbers to gases used in aircraft cross-servicing↗
  128. AAGSP-11Guide of lubricants for use in oxygen systems and use of materials in oxygen rich environmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenGuide of lubricants for use in oxygen systems and use of materials in oxygen rich environments↗
  129. AAGSP-12Purging liquid oxygen storage and transport tanks and aircraft convertersAusg. BWeiterlesenPurging liquid oxygen storage and transport tanks and aircraft converters↗
  130. AAGSP-13Aviation oxygen equipment cleaning & verification processes recommended practicesAusg. AWeiterlesenAviation oxygen equipment cleaning & verification processes recommended practices↗
  131. AAMedP-01AAMedP-01 aerospace medicine doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-01 is NATO doctrine on the personnel, training and organisation a nation's own military medical service needs for aerospace medicine; it addresses national authorities, not suppliers, and names no certification scheme.↗
  132. AAMedP-1.1AAMedP-1.1 aeromedical evacuationAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.1 is NATO's standard for the terminology, patient categorisation, aircrew composition, equipment and training used to move ill or injured patients safely between NATO nations' aeromedical evacuation services.↗
  133. AAMedP-1.10AAMedP-1.10 interchangeability of NATO aircrew medical categoriesAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.10 is the NATO publication that lets one nation's aircrew medical category for flying status be recognised by another nation during exchanges, postings and combined NATO units.↗
  134. AAMedP-1.11AAMedP-1.11 fatigue management in air operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.11 is NATO's Allied Aeromedical Publication setting shared fatigue-management principles for aircrew, UAS operators and air traffic controllers, binding nations through STANAG 3527, not through a contract with a software supplier.↗
  135. AAMedP-1.12AAMedP-1.12 medical training and equipment for search and rescueAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.12 is NATO's standard for the medical training syllabus and minimum equipment/drug scale nations provide for SAR and CSAR missions; it binds nations, not suppliers, and names no certification scheme.↗
  136. AAMedP-1.13AAMedP-1.13 minimum requirements for high-G aircrew trainingAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's minimum requirements for how a nation trains and qualifies aircrew for flying in a high sustained G environment, covering medical oversight, briefing, equipment and refresher training.↗
  137. AAMedP-1.14Minimum requirements for aircrew protection against the hazards of laser systems and devicesAusg. BWeiterlesenMinimum requirements for aircrew protection against the hazards of laser systems and devices↗
  138. AAMedP-1.15Aircrew nuclear flash blindness protectionAusg. BWeiterlesenAircrew nuclear flash blindness protection↗
  139. AAMedP-1.16AAMedP-1.16 aircrew CBRN protective assembly requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's minimum physiological and performance requirements for the CBRN protective assemblies aircrew wear in flight, reaching a supplier through the STANAG that covers it and the contract or national programme that invokes it.↗
  140. AAMedP-1.17AAMedP-1.17 minimum requirements for aircrew immersion protection assembliesAusg. AWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.17 sets NATO's minimum requirements for immersion protection assemblies for aircrew, and a method for working out how much protection one needs; it binds participating nations, not suppliers directly, and names no certification scheme.↗
  141. AAMedP-1.19AAMedP-1.19 helicopter emergency underwater breathing apparatusAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.19 sets NATO's design integration and training requirements for helicopter emergency underwater breathing apparatus (HEUBA), binding nations through STANAG 7078 rather than a commercial supplier directly.↗
  142. AAMedP-1.2AAMedP-1.2 aeromedical training of flight personnelAusg. AWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.2 sets NATO's minimum aeromedical training standard for flight personnel, covering initial and refresher training by aircraft type; it binds nations through STANAG 3114 and creates no direct obligation for a commercial supplier.↗
  143. AAMedP-1.20AAMedP-1.20 medical equipment for aeromedical evacuationAusg. AWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.20 is NATO's qualitative guidance on the medical equipment an aeromedical evacuation mission should carry, growing more sophisticated from forward through strategic evacuation.↗
  144. AAMedP-1.21Aeromedical aspects of night vision device (NVD) trainingAusg. AWeiterlesenAeromedical aspects of night vision device (NVD) training↗
  145. AAMedP-1.22AAMedP-1.22 portable filter-blowers for aircrew CBRN respiratorsAusg. AWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.22 is NATO's performance standard for portable filter-blowers that ventilate aircrew CBRN respirators, so a unit from one participating nation can service aircrew of another at a shared airbase.↗
  146. AAMedP-1.23AAMedP-1.23 minimum requirements for flight surgeon trainingAusg. AWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.23 sets NATO's minimum aviation medicine training for flight surgeons, covered by STANAG 7231, and binds nations rather than commercial suppliers.↗
  147. AAMedP-1.25Principles underpinning MEDICAL standards for operators of unmanned aerial systems (UAS)Ausg. BWeiterlesenPrinciples underpinning MEDICAL standards for operators of unmanned aerial systems (UAS)↗
  148. AAMedP-1.3AAMedP-1.3 aircraft oxygen equipment and pressure suitsAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.3 sets NATO's minimum functional requirements for aircraft oxygen equipment and pressure suits that protect aircrew from hypoxia, binding nations through STANAG 3198 and reaching a supplier through national procurement or a contract.↗
  149. AAMedP-1.4AAMedP-1.4 minimum requirements for G protective systemsAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.4 is NATO's standard setting minimum technical requirements for the anti-G valve, PBG breathing regulator and aircrew ensemble that protect pilots against acceleration in flight.↗
  150. AAMedP-1.5Forward aeromedical evacuationAusg. AWeiterlesenForward aeromedical evacuation↗
  151. AAMedP-1.6AAMedP-1.6 temporary flying restrictions due to exogenous factorsAusg. AWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.6 is NATO's Allied Aeromedical Publication standardising, for a nation's own aviation medicine service, the minimum period an aircrew member stays off flying duty after specific non-illness factors; it creates no obligation for a commercial supplier.↗
  152. AAMedP-1.7AAMedP-1.7 aeromedical investigation of aircraft accidents and incidentsAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.7 sets NATO's common format for the aeromedical information a national Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation Board records after an aviation accident or in-flight aeromedical incident, including UAV/RPAS occurrences.↗
  153. AAMedP-1.8AAMedP-1.8 aircrew CBRN equipment trainingAusg. BWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.8 sets the initial and continuation CBRN protection training NATO nations give aircrew issued aircrew CBRN assemblies, covered by the agreement recorded in STANAG 3497.↗
  154. AAMedP-1.9AAMedP-1.9 laser eye damage in aircrewAusg. CWeiterlesenAAMedP-1.9 is NATO's Allied Aeromedical Publication giving military medical officers clinical guidance for investigating and managing a suspected laser eye injury in aircrew, agreed by nations under STANAG 7165. It names no certification scheme.↗
  155. AASSEP-01AASSEP-01 aircraft jackingAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-01 is a NATO standard that sets a common jacking-pad and jack-clearance interface for aircraft, so ground equipment from one nation can jack an aircraft supplied by another.↗
  156. AASSEP-02AASSEP-02 aircraft pressure refuelling connections and defuellingAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-02 sets the pressure refuelling connection and defuelling characteristics NATO aircraft share for cross-servicing, applied under STANAG 3105 and specified against ISO 45.↗
  157. AASSEP-03AASSEP-03 symbol marking for aircraft servicing and hazard pointsAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-03 sets NATO's common symbol scheme for marking aircraft servicing, ground-handling and safety/hazard points, so ground crews from different nations recognise them consistently.↗
  158. AASSEP-04AASSEP-04 tyre valve couplingsAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-04 is NATO's Allied Technical Publication standardizing the aircraft tyre valve coupling so nations can cross-service each other's aircraft, agreed under STANAG 3209.↗
  159. AASSEP-05AASSEP-05 aircraft towing attachments and devicesAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-05 is a NATO standard that sets common dimensions for aircraft towing attachment points, towing-bar heads, and towing lugs and rings, so ground equipment from one nation can tow an aircraft supplied by another.↗
  160. AASSEP-06AASSEP-06 low pressure air engine starting connectorAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-06 sets the dimensions, circuit and electrical tolerances of the connector used to start an aircraft engine with low pressure air from ground equipment, so any NATO nation's compliant kit can plug in.↗
  161. AASSEP-07AASSEP-07 hydraulic power for aircraft ground servicingAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-07 is the NATO Allied Publication standardising power driven hydraulic ground servicing equipment so nations can cross-service each other's aircraft, under STANAG 3510.↗
  162. AASSEP-08AASSEP-08 aircraft air conditioning connectionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-08 sets the aircraft connector sizes NATO nations use for ground air conditioning, applied under STANAG 3208 and varied by five national reservations.↗
  163. AASSEP-09Aperture of terminal ring or LINK of aircraft lifting slingsAusg. AWeiterlesenAperture of terminal ring or LINK of aircraft lifting slings↗
  164. AASSEP-10AASSEP-10 aircraft oil replenishment fittingAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-10 sets a common NATO fitting for pressure-replenishing gas turbine engine oil, built to ISO 451 or ISO 9939, so ground equipment from one nation can reoil another's aircraft.↗
  165. AASSEP-11AASSEP-11 warning streamers for aircraft-on-ground safety devicesAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-11 is NATO's requirement that "Aircraft-on-Ground" safety devices, such as undercarriage lock-pins, carry a warning streamer showing they must come off before flight.↗
  166. AASSEP-12AASSEP-12 witness (breaking) wire for aircraft emergency controlsAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-12 is NATO's agreed specification for witness (breaking) wire, used to temporarily lock aircraft emergency controls and equipment so ground crew can see if it has been operated.↗
  167. AASSEP-13Aircraft cross-servicingAusg. AWeiterlesenAircraft cross-servicing↗
  168. AASSEP-14AASSEP-14 aircraft cabin pressurizing test connectionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAASSEP-14 is the NATO standard defining the aircraft ground-test, canopy seal inflation and test gauge connections that let member nations cross-service each other's aircraft.↗
  169. AAVSP-02Broadband-real time data bus (b-rtdb)Ausg. AWeiterlesenBroadband-real time data bus (b-rtdb)↗
  170. AAVSP-03Digital time division command/response multiplex data busAusg. AWeiterlesenDigital time division command/response multiplex data bus↗
  171. AAVSP-04AAVSP-04 discrete signal interfacesAusg. AWeiterlesenAAVSP-04 sets the electrical characteristics for four types of discrete signal interface used between avionics equipment on NATO aircraft, so equipment from different designers interoperates on the same wiring.↗
  172. AAVSP-05AAVSP-05 analogue video standard for aircraft systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's technical standard for analogue composite video signals used in aircraft systems, covering source, distribution and sink interfaces plus colour.↗
  173. AEP-24Aircraft electrical hazards on the flight lineAusg. BWeiterlesenAircraft electrical hazards on the flight line↗
  174. AEP-29Protection of aircraft, crew and sub-systems in flight against electrostatic chargesWeiterlesenProtection of aircraft, crew and sub-systems in flight against electrostatic charges↗
  175. AFSP-01Aviation safetyAusg. CWeiterlesenAviation safety↗
  176. AFSP-02AFSP-02 aircraft marshalling signalsAusg. BWeiterlesenAFSP-02 is the NATO standard for the hand, wand and night signals, and marshaller garment, ground crews and pilots use to direct aircraft, adopted through STANAG 3117.↗
  177. AFSP-03Rules for live air weapons use on air-to-surface rangesAusg. BWeiterlesenRules for live air weapons use on air-to-surface ranges↗
  178. AFSP-04In-flight visual signalsAusg. AWeiterlesenIn-flight visual signals↗
  179. AFSP-05Flying and static displaysAusg. BWeiterlesenFlying and static displays↗
  180. AFSP-06NATO flight safety officer (fso) trainingAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO flight safety officer (fso) training↗
  181. AFSP-07Emergency markings on aircraftAusg. AWeiterlesenEmergency markings on aircraft↗
  182. AFSP-1.1Exchange of flight safety informationAusg. BWeiterlesenExchange of flight safety information↗
  183. AFSP-1.2Flight safety cooperation in common ground/airspaceAusg. BWeiterlesenFlight safety cooperation in common ground/airspace↗
  184. AFSP-1.3Safety investigation of accidents/serious incidents involving military aircraft, missiles, and/or uassAusg. BWeiterlesenSafety investigation of accidents/serious incidents involving military aircraft, missiles, and/or uass↗
  185. AFSP-1.4AFSP-1.4 wildlife strike preventionAusg. BWeiterlesenAFSP-1.4 is NATO's publication standardising how nations manage wildlife strike risk at military airfields, adopted through STANAG 3879 and implemented through each nation's own orders and instructions.↗
  186. AJP-3.3AJP-3.3 Allied joint doctrine for air and space operationsAusg. CWeiterlesenAJP-3.3 is NATO's doctrine for how air and space capabilities are commanded, planned and employed in NATO joint operations; nations record their agreement to use it through STANAG 3700.↗
  187. AJP-3.3.1Allied joint doctrine for counter-air operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for counter-air operations↗
  188. AJP-3.3.2Allied joint doctrine for close air support and air interdictionAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for close air support and air interdiction↗
  189. AJP-3.3.3Allied joint doctrine for air-maritime coordinationAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for air-maritime coordination↗
  190. AJP-3.3.5AJP-3.3.5 Allied joint doctrine for airspace controlAusg. CWeiterlesenAJP-3.3.5 is NATO's Allied joint doctrine for planning, executing and assessing airspace control in NATO and NATO-led operations, binding nations through STANAG 3805.↗
  191. AJP-3.7AJP-3.7 personnel recovery doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.7 is NATO's doctrine for the recovery of personnel isolated in a hostile environment, addressed to NATO commanders and staffs and binding nations through STANAG 6511, not a company.↗
  192. ALP-4.3Allied air forces doctrine for logisticsAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied air forces doctrine for logistics↗
  193. ALP-4.3.1Supplement 1 to air forces logistic doctrine and proceduresAusg. BWeiterlesenSupplement 1 to air forces logistic doctrine and procedures↗
  194. APRP-3.3.7.2APRP-3.3.7.2 standardization of reintegrationAusg. AWeiterlesenAPRP-3.3.7.2 is NATO's standardised framework for reintegrating recovered personnel, a national responsibility covered by STANAG 7225 that creates no direct obligation for a company.↗
  195. APRP-3.3.7.4Pr staffs training standardAusg. AWeiterlesenPr staffs training standard↗
  196. APRP-3.3.7.5The NATO survival, evasion, resistance and extraction (sere) training standard - APRP-3.3.7.5 edition BAusg. BWeiterlesenThe NATO survival, evasion, resistance and extraction (sere) training standard - APRP-3.3.7.5 edition B↗
  197. APRP-3.3.7.7Personnel recovery tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)Ausg. AWeiterlesenPersonnel recovery tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)↗
  198. APRP-3.3.7.9APRP-3.3.7.9 horse collar/rescue strop hoisting gearAusg. AWeiterlesenAPRP-3.3.7.9 sets NATO's minimum characteristics for horse collar/rescue strop helicopter hoisting gear, which nations are encouraged, not required, to meet.↗
  199. ATP-10Search and rescueAusg. DWeiterlesenSearch and rescue↗
  200. ATP-3.3.2.1Tactics, techniques and procedures for close air support and air interdictionAusg. DWeiterlesenTactics, techniques and procedures for close air support and air interdiction↗
  201. ATP-3.3.2.2ATP-3.3.2.2 Joint Terminal Attack Controller programmeAusg. CWeiterlesenATP-3.3.2.2 is NATO's Allied Tactical Publication setting the minimum qualification, evaluation and currency requirements for a Joint Terminal Attack Controller, binding a nation through STANAG 3797.↗
  202. ATP-3.3.3.1Air-maritime coordination procedures (amcp)Ausg. BWeiterlesenAir-maritime coordination procedures (amcp)↗
  203. ATP-3.3.4Air transport (at) doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenAir transport (at) doctrine↗
  204. ATP-3.3.4.1Tactics, techniques and procedures for NATO air movementsAusg. AWeiterlesenTactics, techniques and procedures for NATO air movements↗
  205. ATP-3.3.4.11Common NATO flight trainingAusg. AWeiterlesenCommon NATO flight training↗
  206. ATP-3.3.4.2ATP-3.3.4.2 air-to-air refuelling proceduresAusg. DWeiterlesenATP-3.3.4.2 is NATO's tactical publication on air-to-air refuelling procedures for fixed-wing, helicopter and tilt-rotor aircraft, cleared nation to nation through Technical Compatibility Assessments rather than any organisational certificate.↗
  207. ATP-3.3.4.3Tactics, techniques and procedures for NATO air transport operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenTactics, techniques and procedures for NATO air transport operations↗
  208. ATP-3.3.4.4Tactics, techniques and procedures for NATO airborne operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenTactics, techniques and procedures for NATO airborne operations↗
  209. ATP-3.3.5.1Joint airspace control tactics, techniques and proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenJoint airspace control tactics, techniques and procedures↗
  210. ATP-3.3.5.2NATO qualifications for fixed wing above water warfare/aerospace surveillance and control system (aww/asacs) aircraft controllersAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO qualifications for fixed wing above water warfare/aerospace surveillance and control system (aww/asacs) aircraft controllers↗
  211. ATP-3.3.6NATO force protection doctrine for air and ground-based space activityAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO force protection doctrine for air and ground-based space activity↗
  212. ATP-3.3.8.1ATP-3.3.8.1 training requirements for UAS and RPA operatorsAusg. CWeiterlesenATP-3.3.8.1 sets NATO's minimum training and skill requirements for UAS and RPA operators and pilots, split into risk-tiered Basic UAS Qualification and mission-focused Combined/Joint Mission Qualification levels, binding through STANAG 4670.↗
  213. ATP-3.3.8.2Unmanned aircraft system tactics, techniques and proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenUnmanned aircraft system tactics, techniques and procedures↗
  214. ATP-62Combat search and rescue (CSAR)WeiterlesenCombat search and rescue (CSAR)↗
  215. EN 2282Aerospace series. characteristics of aircraft electrical suppliesWeiterlesenAerospace series. characteristics of aircraft electrical supplies↗
  216. EN 4660-001:2011Modular and open avionics architectures - part 001: architectureWeiterlesenModular and open avionics architectures - part 001: architecture↗
  217. EN 4660-002:2011Modular and open avionics architectures - part 002: common functional modulesWeiterlesenModular and open avionics architectures - part 002: common functional modules↗
  218. EN 4660-003:2019Modular and open avionics architectures - part 003: communications/networkWeiterlesenModular and open avionics architectures - part 003: communications/network↗
  219. EN 4660-004:2019Modular and open avionics architectures - part 004: packagingWeiterlesenModular and open avionics architectures - part 004: packaging↗
  220. EN 4660-005:2019Modular and open avionics architectures - part 005: softwareWeiterlesenModular and open avionics architectures - part 005: software↗
  221. IEC 60617:2012 DBGraphical symbols for diagramsWeiterlesenGraphical symbols for diagrams↗
  222. IEEE 315Graphical symbols for electrical and electronics diagramsWeiterlesenGraphical symbols for electrical and electronics diagrams↗
  223. ISO 102:1990Aircraft - gravity filling orificesWeiterlesenAircraft - gravity filling orifices↗
  224. ISO 12Aerospace - pipelines - identificationWeiterlesenAerospace - pipelines - identification↗
  225. ISO 1540Aerospace - characteristics of aircraft electrical systemsWeiterlesenAerospace - characteristics of aircraft electrical systems↗
  226. ISO 413:1974Aircraft - heads of lubricating nipplesWeiterlesenAircraft - heads of lubricating nipples↗
  227. ISO 461-1Aircraft - connectors for ground electrical supplies - part 1: design, performance and test requirementsWeiterlesenAircraft - connectors for ground electrical supplies - part 1: design, performance and test requirements↗
  228. ISO 461-2Aircraft - connectors for ground electrical supplies - part 2: dimensionsWeiterlesenAircraft - connectors for ground electrical supplies - part 2: dimensions↗
  229. ISO 6858Aircraft - ground support electrical supplies - general requirementsWeiterlesenAircraft - ground support electrical supplies - general requirements↗
  230. MIL-STD 704Aircraft electrical power characteristicsWeiterlesenAircraft electrical power characteristics↗
  231. SAE AIR4508MIL-STD-1773 users handbookWeiterlesenMIL-STD-1773 users handbook↗
  232. SAE AS1773Fiber optics mechanization of A digital time division command/response multiplex data busWeiterlesenFiber optics mechanization of A digital time division command/response multiplex data bus↗
  233. SAE AS50881GWiring aerospace vehicleWeiterlesenWiring aerospace vehicle↗
Maritime Operationen175 Standards
  1. STANAG 1034Allied naval fire support - ATP-4 edition FAusg. 19WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied naval fire support - ATP-4 edition F↗
  2. STANAG 1040Naval cooperation and guidance for shipping (NCAGS) manual - ATP-02 edition EAusg. 29WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNaval cooperation and guidance for shipping (NCAGS) manual - ATP-02 edition E↗
  3. STANAG 1041Antisubmarine evasive steering - ATP-03 edition CAusg. 19WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAntisubmarine evasive steering - ATP-03 edition C↗
  4. STANAG 1052Allied submarine and anti-submarine exercise manual - AXP-1(E)Ausg. 36WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied submarine and anti-submarine exercise manual - AXP-1(E)↗
  5. STANAG 1063Allied naval communications exercises - AXP-03 edition EAusg. 22WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied naval communications exercises - AXP-03 edition E↗
  6. STANAG 1065STANAG 1065 replenishment at seaAusg. 23WeiterlesenSTANAG 1065 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ATP-16, the Allied publication covering replenishment at sea between ships and helicopters.↗
  7. STANAG 1068The allied maritime above water warfare exercise manual - AXP-2 edition DAusg. 26WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe allied maritime above water warfare exercise manual - AXP-2 edition D↗
  8. STANAG 1075Allied manual of submarine operations - ATP-18 edition JAusg. 23WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied manual of submarine operations - ATP-18 edition J↗
  9. STANAG 1100Procedures for visits to NATO and non-nato ports by naval ships of NATO nationsAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenProcedures for visits to NATO and non-nato ports by naval ships of NATO nations↗
  10. STANAG 1104Allied worldwide navigational information system (awnis) - AHP-01 edition FAusg. 14WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied worldwide navigational information system (awnis) - AHP-01 edition F↗
  11. STANAG 1116Specifications for naval mine warfare information and for data transfer - AMP-11 (supplement) edition AAusg. 10WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpecifications for naval mine warfare information and for data transfer - AMP-11 (supplement) edition A↗
  12. STANAG 1125NATO experimental tactics and amplifying tactical instructions - AXP-5 edition CAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO experimental tactics and amplifying tactical instructions - AXP-5 edition C↗
  13. STANAG 1132Naval mine countermeasures tactics and execution - ATP-24 vol I edition D & MTP-24 vol I edition DAusg. 23WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNaval mine countermeasures tactics and execution - ATP-24 vol I edition D & MTP-24 vol I edition D↗
  14. STANAG 1136Standards for use when measuring and reporting radiated noise characteristics of surface ships, submarines, helicopters, etc. in relation to sonar detection and torpedo acquisition risk - APP-33Ausg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandards for use when measuring and reporting radiated noise characteristics of surface ships, submarines, helicopters, etc. in relation to sonar detection and torpedo acquisition risk - APP-33↗
  15. STANAG 1137Helicopter naval mine countermeasures manual - AMP-7 edition DAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter naval mine countermeasures manual - AMP-7 edition D↗
  16. STANAG 1149Doctrine for amphibious operations - ATP-08 vol I edition DAusg. 25WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDoctrine for amphibious operations - ATP-08 vol I edition D↗
  17. STANAG 1152Allied antisubmarine warfare manual - tactics and procedures - ATP-28 volume I edition FAusg. 30WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied antisubmarine warfare manual - tactics and procedures - ATP-28 volume I edition F↗
  18. STANAG 1154NATO qualifications for helicopter controllers at sea - ATP-78 edition AAusg. 12WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO qualifications for helicopter controllers at sea - ATP-78 edition A↗
  19. STANAG 1161Introduction and definition of terms for NATO sea mines - AMP-13 vol I edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIntroduction and definition of terms for NATO sea mines - AMP-13 vol I edition A↗
  20. STANAG 1162STANAG 1162 vertical replenishment operating area marking and lightingAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 1162 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement MPP-02.3.3, the marking, clearance and lighting requirements for a ship's vertical replenishment operating area.↗
  21. STANAG 1166STANAG 1166 Standard ship designator systemAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 1166 promulgates APP-20 edition A, NATO's Standard Ship Designator System, whose 2- and 3-letter codes APP-06 uses in military sea surface icons. NATO has not released the STANAG publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  22. STANAG 1167NATO above water warfare manual - ATP-31 edition HAusg. 24WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO above water warfare manual - ATP-31 edition H↗
  23. STANAG 1173Allied maritime tactical instructions and procedures - ATP-01 vol I edition HAusg. 26WeiterlesenAllied maritime tactical instructions and procedures - ATP-01 vol I edition H↗
  24. STANAG 1174Allied maritime tactical signal and maneuvering book - ATP-01 vol II edition IAusg. 25WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied maritime tactical signal and maneuvering book - ATP-01 vol II edition I↗
  25. STANAG 1175Allied and multinational maritime voice reporting procedures - APP-01/MPP-01 edition DAusg. 20WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied and multinational maritime voice reporting procedures - APP-01/MPP-01 edition D↗
  26. STANAG 1176NATO procedures for maritime situational awareness and responding to incidents of intrusion and harassment - ATP-101 edition BAusg. 8WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO procedures for maritime situational awareness and responding to incidents of intrusion and harassment - ATP-101 edition B↗
  27. STANAG 1177Dormant « Q » message publications - AHP-7 edition CAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDormant « Q » message publications - AHP-7 edition C↗
  28. STANAG 1179Combined investigation of maritime incidents - APP-31 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCombined investigation of maritime incidents - APP-31 edition A↗
  29. STANAG 1194Helicopter operations from ships other than aircraft carriers (HOSTAC) - MPP-02 volume I edition HAusg. 13WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter operations from ships other than aircraft carriers (HOSTAC) - MPP-02 volume I edition H↗
  30. STANAG 1196Naval arctic manual - ATP-17 edition EAusg. 11WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNaval arctic manual - ATP-17 edition E↗
  31. STANAG 1200Procedures for logistic support between NATO navies - ALP-01(F)Ausg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenProcedures for logistic support between NATO navies - ALP-01(F)↗
  32. STANAG 1202NATO mine countermeasures vehicles and equipment - AMP-3 vol. IAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO mine countermeasures vehicles and equipment - AMP-3 vol. I↗
  33. STANAG 1232Ship-to-ship towing - ATP-43 edition DAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenShip-to-ship towing - ATP-43 edition D↗
  34. STANAG 1236Glide slope indicators for helicopter operations from ships - MPP-02.3.1 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGlide slope indicators for helicopter operations from ships - MPP-02.3.1 edition A↗
  35. STANAG 1242Naval mine warfare principles - ATP-6 vol I edition D & MTP-6 vol I edition DAusg. 19WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNaval mine warfare principles - ATP-6 vol I edition D & MTP-6 vol I edition D↗
  36. STANAG 1243Naval mine countermeasures operations planning and evaluation - ATP-6 vol II edition D & MTP-06 vol II edition DAusg. 20WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNaval mine countermeasures operations planning and evaluation - ATP-6 vol II edition D & MTP-06 vol II edition D↗
  37. STANAG 1257NATO mine delivery systems - AMP-3(A) volume IIAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO mine delivery systems - AMP-3(A) volume II↗
  38. STANAG 1276STANAG 1276 shipborne helicopter and UAV harpoon-grid rapid securing systemAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 1276 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ANEP/MNEP-83, the shipborne helicopter and UAV harpoon-grid rapid securing system; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  39. STANAG 1278STANAG 1278 flight deck coefficient of frictionAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 1278 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ANEP-88, which sets a minimum coefficient of friction of 0.6 on ships' flight decks to reduce the risk of aircraft slipping.↗
  40. STANAG 1310STANAG 1310 replenishment design criteria for new-construction naval vesselsAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 1310 sets NATO's design criteria for the replenishment aspects of new-construction naval vessels, covering ANEP-89. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a NATO publication citing its transfer-rate requirement.↗
  41. STANAG 1312Characteristics of NATO sea mines - AMP-13 vol II edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCharacteristics of NATO sea mines - AMP-13 vol II edition A↗
  42. STANAG 1314Characteristics of NATO exercise and training sea mines - AMP-13 vol III edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCharacteristics of NATO exercise and training sea mines - AMP-13 vol III edition A↗
  43. STANAG 1315The secret extacs supplement to NATO experimental tactics and amplifying instructions to AXP-5(C) se suppAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe secret extacs supplement to NATO experimental tactics and amplifying instructions to AXP-5(C) se supp↗
  44. STANAG 1316The mine warfare supplement to NATO experimental tactics and amplifying tactical instructions - AXP-5(C) mw suppAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe mine warfare supplement to NATO experimental tactics and amplifying tactical instructions - AXP-5(C) mw supp↗
  45. STANAG 1333Protection of vessels from electromagnetic mines - AMP-14Ausg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenProtection of vessels from electromagnetic mines - AMP-14↗
  46. STANAG 1364Standard acoustic and magnetic criteria for reusable MCM underwater vehicles - AMP-20 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandard acoustic and magnetic criteria for reusable MCM underwater vehicles - AMP-20 edition A↗
  47. STANAG 1371Secret allied maritime tactical instructions and procedures - ATP-55 edition DAusg. 12WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSecret allied maritime tactical instructions and procedures - ATP-55 edition D↗
  48. STANAG 1372Allied guide to diving operations - ADivP-1 edition CAusg. 11WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied guide to diving operations - ADivP-1 edition C↗
  49. STANAG 1380STANAG 1380 naval radio and radar radiation hazard manualAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 1380 is NATO's naval radio and radar radiation hazard manual, AECP-02/MECP-02. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  50. STANAG 1390STANAG 1390 the submarine search and rescue manualAusg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 1390 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ATP-57, the Allied publication covering the submarine search and rescue manual.↗
  51. STANAG 1400Naval mining: planning, evaluation, tactics and execution - ATP-24 vol II edition DAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNaval mining: planning, evaluation, tactics and execution - ATP-24 vol II edition D↗
  52. STANAG 1406Multinational maritime force logistics - ALP-4.1 edition CAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMultinational maritime force logistics - ALP-4.1 edition C↗
  53. STANAG 1410Standard unmanned test procedures and acceptance criteria for underwater breathing apparatus - ADivP-05 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandard unmanned test procedures and acceptance criteria for underwater breathing apparatus - ADivP-05 edition A↗
  54. STANAG 1411Standard to quantify the characteristics of granular carbon dioxide (CO2) absorbent material for diving and hyperbaric applications - ADivP-03 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandard to quantify the characteristics of granular carbon dioxide (CO2) absorbent material for diving and hyperbaric applications - ADivP-03 edition A↗
  55. STANAG 1418Standards for naval mine warfare acoustic measurement - AMP-15Ausg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandards for naval mine warfare acoustic measurement - AMP-15↗
  56. STANAG 1419Mine actuation and cutting parameters - AMP-16Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMine actuation and cutting parameters - AMP-16↗
  57. STANAG 1420Minehunting sonar factors affecting performance, measurement and recording - AMP-17 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinehunting sonar factors affecting performance, measurement and recording - AMP-17 edition B↗
  58. STANAG 1431Confidential supplement to standards for naval mine warfare acoustic measurements - AMP-15 conf supp edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenConfidential supplement to standards for naval mine warfare acoustic measurements - AMP-15 conf supp edition A↗
  59. STANAG 1432Allied guide to diving MEDICAL disorders - ADivP-2 edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied guide to diving MEDICAL disorders - ADivP-2 edition C↗
  60. STANAG 1435Maritime operations involving helicopters taken up from trade (htuft) - MPP-02.3.8 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMaritime operations involving helicopters taken up from trade (htuft) - MPP-02.3.8 edition A↗
  61. STANAG 1444Maritime considerations on the conduct of fast roping and rappelling (frr) - MPP-02.3.9 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMaritime considerations on the conduct of fast roping and rappelling (frr) - MPP-02.3.9 edition A↗
  62. STANAG 1448STANAG 1448 multinational maritime support of humanitarian operationsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 1448 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ATP-3.4.1.2, the Allied publication for multinational maritime support of humanitarian operations.↗
  63. STANAG 1449Diving systems - oxygen cleaning procedures and standards - ADivP-6 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDiving systems - oxygen cleaning procedures and standards - ADivP-6 edition A↗
  64. STANAG 1454MCM expert algorithmsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichMCM expert algorithms↗
  65. STANAG 1455Allied maritime interdiction operations - ATP-71 edition BAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied maritime interdiction operations - ATP-71 edition B↗
  66. STANAG 1457Allied antisubmarine warfare manual - scientific and supporting data supplement - ATP-28 volume II edition CAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied antisubmarine warfare manual - scientific and supporting data supplement - ATP-28 volume II edition C↗
  67. STANAG 1458Diving gas quality - ADivP-04 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDiving gas quality - ADivP-04 edition A↗
  68. STANAG 1459STANAG 1459 maritime operations doctrineAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 1459 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-3.1, the Allied joint doctrine for maritime operations.↗
  69. STANAG 1462Submarine transfer procedures - MPP-02.3.2 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSubmarine transfer procedures - MPP-02.3.2 edition A↗
  70. STANAG 1464Maritime considerations on the conduct of special patrol insertion and extraction operations (spie ops) - MPP-02.3.10 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMaritime considerations on the conduct of special patrol insertion and extraction operations (spie ops) - MPP-02.3.10 edition A↗
  71. STANAG 1465Tactics, techniques and procedures for amphibious operations - ATP-08 vol II edition DAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactics, techniques and procedures for amphibious operations - ATP-08 vol II edition D↗
  72. STANAG 1467Risk in naval mine countermeasures - definitions and calculation tools - AMP-18Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRisk in naval mine countermeasures - definitions and calculation tools - AMP-18↗
  73. STANAG 1468Allied maritime force protection - ATP-74 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied maritime force protection - ATP-74 edition B↗
  74. STANAG 1472NVD compatible flight deck status displays on single spot shipsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNVD compatible flight deck status displays on single spot ships↗
  75. STANAG 1474STANAG 1474 aviation cross deck clearance criteriaAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 1474 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement APP-29's clearance criteria for calculating Landing Position, so an embarked helicopter can safely operate from another nation's ship.↗
  76. STANAG 1475STANAG 1475 material interoperability for submarine escape and rescueAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 1475 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ANEP-85, the material interoperability requirements for submarine escape and rescue; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  77. STANAG 1476STANAG 1476 submarine survival and escape standardsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 1476 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ANEP-86, the Allied publication covering technical and medical standards for submarine survival and escape.↗
  78. STANAG 1477Submarine operating and danger areas - AHP-06 vol I edition CAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSubmarine operating and danger areas - AHP-06 vol I edition C↗
  79. STANAG 1478Submarine operating and danger areas - AHP-06 volume II edition BAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSubmarine operating and danger areas - AHP-06 volume II edition B↗
  80. STANAG 1479Submarine operating and danger areas - AHP-06 vol III edition BAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSubmarine operating and danger areas - AHP-06 vol III edition B↗
  81. STANAG 1480Maritime analysis handbook (mah) - AXP-09 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMaritime analysis handbook (mah) - AXP-09 edition A↗
  82. STANAG 1481Identification of friendly submarines (ifs) - ASIP-01 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIdentification of friendly submarines (ifs) - ASIP-01 edition A↗
  83. STANAG 1482Multinational through-deck and aircraft carrier cross-deck operations (mtaccops) - MPP-02 volume II edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMultinational through-deck and aircraft carrier cross-deck operations (mtaccops) - MPP-02 volume II edition A↗
  84. STANAG 1485Minimum competency and currency for NATO divers - ADivP-07 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum competency and currency for NATO divers - ADivP-07 edition A↗
  85. STANAG 1487STANAG 1487 cross-deck operations with armed rotary wing aircraftAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 1487 is NATO's agreement for nations to adopt MPP-02.3.7 as their shared planning reference for armed-helicopter cross-deck operations; it binds nations, not suppliers directly.↗
  86. STANAG 1488Harbour protection - ATP-94 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHarbour protection - ATP-94 edition A↗
  87. STANAG 1490Allied worldwide navigational information system (awnis) - classified supplement - AHP-01.1 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied worldwide navigational information system (awnis) - classified supplement - AHP-01.1 edition B↗
  88. STANAG 1491Port assessment manual- ATP-98 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPort assessment manual- ATP-98 edition A↗
  89. STANAG 1492NATO procedures for maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (misr) - ATP-102 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO procedures for maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (misr) - ATP-102 edition B↗
  90. STANAG 1493Riverine operations - ATP-08 volume III edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRiverine operations - ATP-08 volume III edition A↗
  91. STANAG 1494Maritime information warfare (miw) - ATP-113 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMaritime information warfare (miw) - ATP-113 edition A↗
  92. STANAG 1495Amphibious reconnaissance reports - ATP-115 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAmphibious reconnaissance reports - ATP-115 edition A↗
  93. STANREC 1496Mission modularity for mine countermeasure AMP-19 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMission modularity for mine countermeasure AMP-19 edition A↗
  94. ADivP-01Allied guide to diving operationsAusg. CWeiterlesenAllied guide to diving operations↗
  95. ADivP-02Allied guide to diving MEDICAL disordersAusg. CWeiterlesenAllied guide to diving MEDICAL disorders↗
  96. ADivP-03Standard to quantify the characteristics of granular carbon dioxide (CO2) absorbent material for diving and hyperbaric applicationsAusg. AWeiterlesenStandard to quantify the characteristics of granular carbon dioxide (CO2) absorbent material for diving and hyperbaric applications↗
  97. ADivP-04Diving gas qualityAusg. AWeiterlesenDiving gas quality↗
  98. ADivP-05Standard unmanned test procedures and acceptance criteria for underwater breathing apparatusAusg. AWeiterlesenStandard unmanned test procedures and acceptance criteria for underwater breathing apparatus↗
  99. ADivP-06Diving systems - oxygen cleaning procedures and standardsAusg. AWeiterlesenDiving systems - oxygen cleaning procedures and standards↗
  100. ADivP-07Minimum competency and currency for NATO diversAusg. AWeiterlesenMinimum competency and currency for NATO divers↗
  101. AECP-02NATO naval radio and RADAR radiation hazard manualAusg. DWeiterlesenNATO naval radio and RADAR radiation hazard manual↗
  102. AHP-01Allied worldwide navigational information system (awnis)Ausg. FWeiterlesenAllied worldwide navigational information system (awnis)↗
  103. AHP-01.1Allied worldwide navigational information system (awnis) - classified supplementAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied worldwide navigational information system (awnis) - classified supplement↗
  104. AHP-06Submarine operating and danger areasAusg. BWeiterlesenSubmarine operating and danger areas↗
  105. AHP-07Dormant 'Q' message publication 'Z' zoneAusg. CWeiterlesenDormant 'Q' message publication 'Z' zone↗
  106. AJP-3.1AJP-3.1 maritime operations doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAJP-3.1 is NATO doctrine giving commanders and staffs a common framework to plan, command and conduct maritime operations, agreed to by nations under STANAG 1459.↗
  107. ALP-01Procedures for logistic support between NATO naviesAusg. FWeiterlesenProcedures for logistic support between NATO navies↗
  108. ALP-4.1Multinational maritime force logisticsAusg. CWeiterlesenMultinational maritime force logistics↗
  109. AMP-03NATO mine countermeasures vehicles and equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO mine countermeasures vehicles and equipment↗
  110. AMP-07Helicopter naval mine countermeasures manualAusg. DWeiterlesenHelicopter naval mine countermeasures manual↗
  111. AMP-11Naval mine warfare information - data transfer and mine warfare data centre interoperabilityWeiterlesenNaval mine warfare information - data transfer and mine warfare data centre interoperability↗
  112. AMP-13Introduction and definition of terms for NATO sea minesAusg. AWeiterlesenIntroduction and definition of terms for NATO sea mines↗
  113. AMP-14Protection of vessels from electromagnetic minesWeiterlesenProtection of vessels from electromagnetic mines↗
  114. AMP-15Standards for naval mine warfare acoustic measurementAusg. AWeiterlesenStandards for naval mine warfare acoustic measurement↗
  115. AMP-16Mine actuation and cutting parametersWeiterlesenMine actuation and cutting parameters↗
  116. AMP-17Minehunting sonar factors affecting performance, measurement and recordingAusg. BWeiterlesenMinehunting sonar factors affecting performance, measurement and recording↗
  117. AMP-18Risk in naval mine countermeasures - definitions and calculation toolsWeiterlesenRisk in naval mine countermeasures - definitions and calculation tools↗
  118. AMP-19Mission modularity for mine countermeasureAusg. AWeiterlesenMission modularity for mine countermeasure↗
  119. AMP-20Standard acoustic and magnetic criteria for reusable MCM underwater vehiclesAusg. AWeiterlesenStandard acoustic and magnetic criteria for reusable MCM underwater vehicles↗
  120. ANEP-83ANEP-83 shipborne helicopter and UAV harpoon-grid securing systemAusg. AWeiterlesenANEP-83 sets NATO's mandatory harpoon and grid interface dimensions, tolerances and mechanical characteristics for securing a helicopter or a VTOL UAV to a ship's flight deck, and it binds nations through the agreement recorded in STANAG 1276.↗
  121. ANEP-85Material interoperability requirements for submarine escape and rescueAusg. BWeiterlesenMaterial interoperability requirements for submarine escape and rescue↗
  122. ANEP-86ANEP-86 submarine survival and escape standardsAusg. AWeiterlesenANEP-86 sets NATO's technical and medical thresholds for DISSUB survival, submarine escape equipment (SESSPE), and medical fitness for submarine escape training candidates, agreed by nations in STANAG 1476.↗
  123. ANEP-88ANEP-88 coefficient of friction on flight decksAusg. AWeiterlesenANEP-88 sets NATO's minimum coefficient of friction for ship flight deck coatings, and the manual and electronic methods used to measure it, binding nations through the agreement recorded in STANAG 1278.↗
  124. ANEP-89Design criteria for replenishment aspects of new construction naval vesselsAusg. BWeiterlesenDesign criteria for replenishment aspects of new construction naval vessels↗
  125. APP-01Allied maritime voice reporting proceduresAusg. DWeiterlesenAllied maritime voice reporting procedures↗
  126. APP-20Standard ship designator systemAusg. AWeiterlesenStandard ship designator system↗
  127. APP-29APP-29 embarked aviation crossdeck clearance criteriaAusg. AWeiterlesenAPP-29 gives NATO national authorities a shared method and safety-margin dimensions for deciding whether a helicopter from one nation can land on or work from a ship of another.↗
  128. APP-31Combined investigation of maritime incidentsAusg. AWeiterlesenCombined investigation of maritime incidents↗
  129. APP-33Standards for use when measuring and reporting radiated noise characteristics of surface ships, submarines, helicopters, etc. in relation to sonar detection and torpedo acquisition riskAusg. AWeiterlesenStandards for use when measuring and reporting radiated noise characteristics of surface ships, submarines, helicopters, etc. in relation to sonar detection and torpedo acquisition risk↗
  130. ASIP-01Identification of friendly submarines (ifs)Ausg. AWeiterlesenIdentification of friendly submarines (ifs)↗
  131. ATP-01Allied maritime tactical instructions and proceduresAusg. IWeiterlesenAllied maritime tactical instructions and procedures↗
  132. ATP-02Naval cooperation and guidance for shipping (NCAGS) manualAusg. EWeiterlesenNaval cooperation and guidance for shipping (NCAGS) manual↗
  133. ATP-03Antisubmarine evasive steeringAusg. CWeiterlesenAntisubmarine evasive steering↗
  134. ATP-04Allied naval fire supportAusg. FWeiterlesenAllied naval fire support↗
  135. ATP-06Naval mine warfare principlesAusg. DWeiterlesenNaval mine warfare principles↗
  136. ATP-08Doctrine for amphibious operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenDoctrine for amphibious operations↗
  137. ATP-101NATO procedures for maritime situational awareness and responding to incidents of intrusion and harassmentAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO procedures for maritime situational awareness and responding to incidents of intrusion and harassment↗
  138. ATP-102NATO procedures for maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (misr)Ausg. BWeiterlesenNATO procedures for maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (misr)↗
  139. ATP-113Maritime information warfare (miw)Ausg. AWeiterlesenMaritime information warfare (miw)↗
  140. ATP-115Amphibious reconnaissance reportsAusg. AWeiterlesenAmphibious reconnaissance reports↗
  141. ATP-16ATP/MTP-16 replenishment at sea proceduresAusg. FWeiterlesenNATO's ATP/MTP-16 sets the procedures, rigs and signals ships use to transfer fuel, cargo, ammunition, personnel and mail at sea; it binds a navy via STANAG 1065, not a commercial contract.↗
  142. ATP-17Naval arctic manualAusg. EWeiterlesenNaval arctic manual↗
  143. ATP-18Allied manual of submarine operationsAusg. JWeiterlesenAllied manual of submarine operations↗
  144. ATP-24Naval mine countermeasures tactics and executionAusg. DWeiterlesenNaval mine countermeasures tactics and execution↗
  145. ATP-28Allied antisubmarine warfare manual - tactics and proceduresAusg. CWeiterlesenAllied antisubmarine warfare manual - tactics and procedures↗
  146. ATP-3.4.1.2ATP-3.4.1.2 maritime support for humanitarian operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO tactical doctrine for how maritime forces plan and conduct multinational humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations, at sea and ashore.↗
  147. ATP-31NATO above water warfare manualAusg. HWeiterlesenNATO above water warfare manual↗
  148. ATP-43Ship-to-ship towingAusg. DWeiterlesenShip-to-ship towing↗
  149. ATP-55Secret allied maritime tactical instructions and proceduresAusg. DWeiterlesenSecret allied maritime tactical instructions and procedures↗
  150. ATP-57The submarine search and rescue manualAusg. DWeiterlesenThe submarine search and rescue manual↗
  151. ATP-71Allied maritime interdiction operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied maritime interdiction operations↗
  152. ATP-74Allied maritime force protectionAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied maritime force protection↗
  153. ATP-78NATO qualifications for helicopter controllers at seaAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO qualifications for helicopter controllers at sea↗
  154. ATP-94Harbour protectionAusg. AWeiterlesenHarbour protection↗
  155. ATP-98Port assessment manualAusg. AWeiterlesenPort assessment manual↗
  156. AXP-01Allied submarine and anti-submarine exercise manualAusg. EWeiterlesenAllied submarine and anti-submarine exercise manual↗
  157. AXP-02The allied maritime above water warfare exercise manualAusg. DWeiterlesenThe allied maritime above water warfare exercise manual↗
  158. AXP-03Allied naval communications exercisesAusg. EWeiterlesenAllied naval communications exercises↗
  159. AXP-05NATO experimental tactics and amplifying tactical instructionsAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO experimental tactics and amplifying tactical instructions↗
  160. AXP-09Maritime analysis handbook (mah)Ausg. AWeiterlesenMaritime analysis handbook (mah)↗
  161. MMP-17Minehunting sonar factors affecting performance, measurement and recordingAusg. BWeiterlesenMinehunting sonar factors affecting performance, measurement and recording↗
  162. MPP-01Multinational maritime voice reporting proceduresAusg. DWeiterlesenMultinational maritime voice reporting procedures↗
  163. MPP-02Helicopter operations from ships other than aircraft carriers (HOSTAC)Ausg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter operations from ships other than aircraft carriers (HOSTAC)↗
  164. MPP-02.3.1Glide slope indicators for helicopter operations from shipsAusg. AWeiterlesenGlide slope indicators for helicopter operations from ships↗
  165. MPP-02.3.10Maritime considerations on the conduct of special patrol insertion and extraction operations (spie ops)Ausg. AWeiterlesenMaritime considerations on the conduct of special patrol insertion and extraction operations (spie ops)↗
  166. MPP-02.3.2Submarine transfer proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenSubmarine transfer procedures↗
  167. MPP-02.3.3MPP-02.3.3 vertical replenishment operating area marking, clearances and lightingAusg. AWeiterlesenMPP-02.3.3 sets NATO's minimum requirements for marking, clearances and lighting of a ship's Vertical Replenishment Operating Area for helicopter cargo transfer, and it binds nations through the agreement recorded in STANAG 1162.↗
  168. MPP-02.3.7MPP-02.3.7 cross-deck operations with armed rotary wing aircraftAusg. AWeiterlesenMPP-02.3.7 is NATO's checklist of planning and operating considerations for armed rotary wing aircraft flying cross-deck to another nation's ship, agreed by nations under STANAG 1487.↗
  169. MPP-02.3.8Maritime operations involving helicopters taken up from trade (htuft)Ausg. AWeiterlesenMaritime operations involving helicopters taken up from trade (htuft)↗
  170. MPP-02.3.9Maritime considerations on the conduct of fast roping and rappelling (frr)Ausg. AWeiterlesenMaritime considerations on the conduct of fast roping and rappelling (frr)↗
  171. MTP-01MTP-01 multinational maritime tactical instructions and proceduresAusg. HWeiterlesenMTP-01 is NATO's core tactical publication for commanding and coordinating maritime forces at sea, binding nations through STANAG 1173 rather than through a commercial contract.↗
  172. MTP-06Naval mine warfare principlesAusg. DWeiterlesenNaval mine warfare principles↗
  173. MTP-24Naval mine countermeasures tactics and executionAusg. DWeiterlesenNaval mine countermeasures tactics and execution↗
  174. MXP-01Multi-national submarine and anti-submarine exercise manualAusg. EWeiterlesenMulti-national submarine and anti-submarine exercise manual↗
  175. MXP-02The multinational maritime above water warfare exercise manualAusg. DWeiterlesenThe multinational maritime above water warfare exercise manual↗
Sanitätswesen147 Standards
  1. STANAG 1185STANAG 1185 medical and survival equipment for life raftsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 1185 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member navies to equip ship life rafts under AMedP-1.2 Edition A, the medical and survival equipment publication it covers.↗
  2. STANAG 1412STANAG 1412 transfer litters ship to ship or ship to airAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 1412 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AMedP-1.4, which governs litter transfer of ill or injured personnel between ships or from ship to aircraft.↗
  3. STANAG 2040STANAG 2040 stretchers, bearing brackets and attachment supportsAusg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 2040 is the NATO agreement that makes military medical stretchers and their mountings interchangeable between nations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  4. STANAG 2048STANAG 2048 deployment pest and vector surveillance and controlAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2048 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AMedP-4.2 Edition A, the Allied Medical Publication on deployment pest and vector surveillance and control.↗
  5. STANAG 2060STANAG 2060 medical materiel identification agreementAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2060 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-1.5, Edition A, the Allied Medical Publication on identifying medical materiel containers for field medical installations.↗
  6. STANAG 2121STANAG 2121 cross-servicing of medical gas cylindersAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2121 is NATO's agreement putting AMedP-1.19 into force, committing ratifying nations to standardise medical gas cylinder identification and valve compatibility.↗
  7. STANAG 2122STANAG 2122 casualty care training for all military personnelAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2122 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member nations to train all military personnel in casualty care under AMedP-8.15 Edition B, the training publication it covers.↗
  8. STANAG 2126STANAG 2126 first aid dressings, kits and emergency medical care kitsAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2126 is NATO's ratified agreement for member nations to implement AMedP-8.7, Edition A, the Allied Medical Publication on first aid dressings, kits and emergency medical care kits.↗
  9. STANAG 2128STANAG 2128 medical and dental supply proceduresAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 2128 is NATO's agreement by which member nations commit to adopt AMedP-1.12, the publication covering exchange, labelling and marking of medical and dental supplies.↗
  10. STANAG 2132STANAG 2132 documentation for initial medical treatment and evacuationAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2132 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AMedP-8.1, the standard for the Field Medical Card used to document a casualty's initial treatment and evacuation.↗
  11. STANAG 2136STANAG 2136 water quality during operations agreementAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2136 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-4.9, the requirements for water quality during operations; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  12. STANAG 2178STANAG 2178 compatibility of medical tubing and connectors in the fieldAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2178 is the NATO agreement by which nations commit to implement AMedP-1.15, Edition A, on compatible medical tubing and connectors.↗
  13. STANAG 2228STANAG 2228 and Allied joint doctrine for medical supportAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2228 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-4.2, Allied joint doctrine for medical support; it binds nations rather than suppliers, and the doctrine itself lives in AJP-4.2.↗
  14. STANAG 2231STANAG 2231 patient data exchange format for common core informationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2231 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-5.1, the patient data exchange format for common core information; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  15. STANAG 2235STANAG 2235 deployment health assessment agreementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2235 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-4.8, Edition A, the Allied Medical Publication on pre- and post-deployment health assessments.↗
  16. STANAG 2249STANAG 2249 training requirements for health care personnel in international missionsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2249 is the NATO agreement covering AMedP-8.3, Edition B, which sets pre-deployment training requirements for health care personnel on multinational missions.↗
  17. STANAG 2345STANAG 2345 personnel exposure to electric and electromagnetic fieldsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2345 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member nations to protect military personnel from electric, magnetic and electromagnetic field exposure by implementing IEEE C95.1-2345-2014.↗
  18. STANAG 2347STANAG 2347 medical warning tagAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2347 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-8.8, the Allied Medical Publication for the medical warning tag.↗
  19. STANAG 2348STANAG 2348 basic military medical recordAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 2348 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AMedP-8.2, the standard for the basic military medical record prepared when an allied patient is treated in another nation's military hospital.↗
  20. STANAG 2358STANAG 2358 covering agreement for the CBRN first aid handbookAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2358 is NATO's covering agreement by which member and partner nations commit to implement AMedP-7.2, Edition A, the publication it covers.↗
  21. STANAG 2453STANAG 2453 and dental and maxillofacial treatment at Role 1-3 medical supportAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2453 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-8.13 Edition B on the extent of dental and maxillofacial treatment at Role 1-3 medical support; the treatment detail lives in AMedP-8.13, not in this cover.↗
  22. STANAG 2461STANAG 2461 medical management of CBRN casualties agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2461 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-7.1, Edition A, the Allied Medical Publication on the medical management of CBRN casualties.↗
  23. STANAG 2464STANAG 2464 military forensic dental identificationAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2464 is NATO's agreement committing participating nations to implement AMedP-3.1, Edition B on military forensic dental identification, through national ratification and implementation.↗
  24. STANAG 2465STANAG 2465 dental personnel staffing for deploymentAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2465 is the NATO agreement committing nations to implement AMedP-1.17, Edition B, the publication that sets the tasks and skills for staffing dental personnel deployed on NATO operations.↗
  25. STANAG 2466STANAG 2466 dental fitness classification for military personnelAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2466 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-4.4, Edition B, the Allied publication that sets the NATO dental fitness classification system for military personnel.↗
  26. STANAG 2481STANAG 2481 medical information collection and reportingAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2481 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-3.2, the Allied medical publication on collecting and reporting medical information.↗
  27. STANAG 2517STANAG 2517 telemedicine for mission supportAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 2517 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-5.3, the guidance and minimum requirements for interoperable military telemedicine; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  28. STANAG 2535STANAG 2535 deployment health surveillance agreementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2535 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AMedP-4.1, Edition B, on deployment health surveillance; it supersedes Edition 2, dated 24 July 2014.↗
  29. STANAG 2538STANAG 2538 animal care and welfare in military deploymentsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2538 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AMedP-8.4, Edition B, the Allied publication on animal care, welfare and veterinary support during military deployments.↗
  30. STANAG 2542STANAG 2542 doctrine for allied joint medical planningAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2542 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJMedP-1, the allied joint medical planning doctrine; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  31. STANAG 2543Standards for data interchange between health information systems - AMedP-5.2 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenStandards for data interchange between health information systems - AMedP-5.2 edition A↗
  32. STANAG 2544STANAG 2544 military acute trauma care training agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2544 is the NATO agreement by which nations commit to implement AMedP-8.12, the Allied Medical Publication setting requirements for military acute trauma care training.↗
  33. STANAG 2546STANAG 2546 medical evacuation doctrine agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2546 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJMedP-2, the Allied joint medical doctrine for medical evacuation; it binds nations and NATO bodies, not suppliers, directly.↗
  34. STANAG 2547STANAG 2547 medical intelligence doctrine agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2547 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJMedP-3, Edition A, the Allied doctrine for medical intelligence.↗
  35. STANAG 2549STANAG 2549 emergency medical care in the operational environmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2549 is the NATO agreement on emergency medical care in the operational environment, AMedP-24. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  36. STANAG 2551STANAG 2551 medical deployable outbreak and incident investigation teamsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2551 is NATO's agreement by which nations commit to implement AMedP-7.4, NATO's doctrine for deployable medical outbreak and incident investigation teams.↗
  37. STANAG 2552STANAG 2552 guidelines for a multinational medical unitAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2552 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-9.2, the guidelines for a multinational (Role 3) medical unit.↗
  38. STANAG 2553STANAG 2553 CBRN casualty estimation planning guide agreementAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2553 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-7.5, Edition A, NATO's planning guide for estimating CBRN casualties.↗
  39. STANAG 2556STANAG 2556 NATO food safety, defence and production agreementAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2556 is NATO's Edition 3 agreement for nations to implement five AMedPs covering food auditing, food defence, catering inspection, production standards and naval food and water operations.↗
  40. STANAG 2557STANAG 2557 measures to reduce risk of transfer of biological hazardsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2557 is NATO's agreement committing ratifying nations to implement AMedP-4.11, the Allied Medical Publication on reducing the risk that biological hazards transfer during troop and materiel movement.↗
  41. STANAG 2558STANAG 2558 minimum standards for oxygen 93 per cent produced on operationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2558 is NATO's agreement covering AMedP-8.17, under which ratifying nations commit to a uniform, safe minimum standard for oxygen 93 per cent produced on operations, reviewed at least once every three years.↗
  42. STANAG 2560STANAG 2560 evaluation of NATO medical treatment facilitiesAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2560 is NATO's agreement covering AMedP-1.6, AMedP-1.7 and AMedP-1.8, the publications nations use to evaluate the medical capability of the units and facilities they contribute to NATO operations; it does not create a certificate a company can hold.↗
  43. STANAG 2561STANAG 2561 and Allied joint medical force health protection doctrineAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2561 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJMedP-4, Allied joint medical force health protection doctrine; it binds nations rather than suppliers, and the doctrine itself lives in AJMedP-4.↗
  44. STANAG 2562Allied joint doctrine for MEDICAL communications and information systems - AJMedP-5 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for MEDICAL communications and information systems - AJMedP-5 edition B↗
  45. STANAG 2563STANAG 2563 and the civil-military medical interface doctrineAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2563 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJMedP-6, the civil-military medical interface doctrine; it binds nations rather than suppliers, and the doctrine itself lives in AJMedP-6.↗
  46. STANAG 2564STANAG 2564 mental healthcare during deploymentAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2564 is NATO's ratification agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-8.6, Edition C, the Allied Medical Publication on mental healthcare during deployment.↗
  47. STANAG 2565STANAG 2565 psychological guide for leaders across the deployment cycleAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2565 is NATO's agreement by which member nations commit to implement AMedP-8.10 Edition B, a guide giving military leaders practical strategies for psychological support across the deployment cycle.↗
  48. STANAG 2571STANAG 2571 minimum laboratory test requirements for medical facilitiesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2571 is the NATO agreement by which member nations commit to implement AMedP-8.5's minimum laboratory test requirements for in-theatre military medical treatment facilities.↗
  49. STANAG 2584STANAG 2584 and civil-military planning for oral health care and dental capabilitiesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2584 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-6.1 Edition A on the civil-military planning process for oral health care and dental capabilities in operations with a humanitarian component; the planning detail lives in AMedP-6.1, not in this cover.↗
  50. STANAG 2596STANAG 2596 CBRN medical support doctrineAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2596 is NATO's agreement covering AJMedP-7, Edition B, the doctrine that links CBRN medical support publications; nations ratify and report implementation, and no certification applies.↗
  51. STANAG 2598STANAG 2598 military health care doctrineAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2598 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJMedP-8, the Allied publication setting doctrine for military health care from enlistment to retirement.↗
  52. STANAG 2872STANAG 2872 minimum medical design requirements for military motor ambulancesAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2872 is NATO's ratified agreement for member nations to implement AMedP-1.14, Edition B, the Allied Medical Publication on minimum medical design requirements for military motor ambulances.↗
  53. STANAG 2873STANAG 2873 and the commander's guide on CBRN medical supportAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2873 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-7.6, Edition A, the commander's guide on medical support to CBRN defensive operations; the guide's substance lives in AMedP-7.6.↗
  54. STANAG 2879STANAG 2879 medical support to a major incident or mass casualtyAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2879 is the NATO agreement covering AMedP-1.10, the Allied Medical Publication on organising medical support to a major incident or mass casualty situation.↗
  55. STANAG 2906STANAG 2906 field type steam sterilizer agreementAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 2906 is NATO's agreement committing participating nations to implement AMedP-1.13, Edition B, for field type high pressure steam sterilizers, so allied nations' sterilization services can be relied on during multinational missions.↗
  56. STANAG 2937STANAG 2937 operational rations for military useAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 2937 is NATO's ratified agreement covering AMedP-1.11 and AMedP-1.18, the publications setting requirements for individual and group operational rations.↗
  57. STANAG 2939STANAG 2939 minimum requirements for blood, blood donors and associated equipmentAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 2939 is NATO's ratification agreement covering AMedP-1.1 Edition B, which sets minimum requirements for blood, blood donors and associated equipment used in NATO transfusion support.↗
  58. STANAG 2954STANAG 2954 and training of medical personnel for CBRN defenceAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 2954 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-7.3, the Allied medical publication on training medical personnel for CBRN defence; the training requirements themselves live in AMedP-7.3.↗
  59. STANAG 6505STANAG 6505 agreement for multinational medical supportAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6505 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJMedP-9, the doctrine on four ways nations combine multinational medical support; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  60. STANAG 6506STANAG 6506 modular approach for multinational medical treatment facilitiesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6506 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member nations to AMedP-9.1, Edition A, the modular approach for multinational medical treatment facilities; the facility's own content sits in that publication.↗
  61. STANAG 6516STANAG 6516 NATO trauma registry systemAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6516 is NATO's agreement committing nations to implement AMedP-8.16, the standard behind the NATO Trauma Registry for exchanging health information on operations.↗
  62. STANAG 6526STANAG 6526 credentialing for Role 2/3 multinational medical unitsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6526 is the NATO agreement under which participating nations commit to implement AMedP-9.3, the credentialing policy for healthcare professionals assigned to Role 2/3 multinational medical units.↗
  63. STANAG 6529STANAG 6529 highly infectious patient evacuation and sample transportAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6529 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-2.2 Edition A, setting shared principles for evacuating highly infectious patients and transporting potentially infectious samples between capabilities and medical treatment facilities.↗
  64. STANAG 6532STANAG 6532 patient evacuation coordination cell tasks and responsibilitiesAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6532 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-2.3, the Allied Publication on a Patient Evacuation Coordination Cell's tasks and responsibilities; it binds nations and NATO bodies, not suppliers, directly.↗
  65. STANAG 6534Military good distribution practice for MEDICAL materiel - AMedP-1.20, edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMilitary good distribution practice for MEDICAL materiel - AMedP-1.20, edition A↗
  66. STANAG 6541NATO special operations forces (sof) MEDICAL support - AMedP-4.13 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO special operations forces (sof) MEDICAL support - AMedP-4.13 edition A↗
  67. STANAG 6544STANAG 6544 and safety standards for deployed dental careAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6544 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-1.21 Edition A on safety standards for deployed dental care; the safety detail lives in AMedP-1.21, not in this cover.↗
  68. STANAG 6546STANAG 6546 medical response to conflict-related sexual and gender-based violenceAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6546 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-8.18 Edition A, the medical response guidance for survivors of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence.↗
  69. STANAG 6562STANAG 6562 military healthcare ethics agreementAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6562 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AMedP-8.19, the allied medical publication on military healthcare ethics; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  70. STANAG 6568STANAG 6568 shipboard hygiene and preventive medicine agreementAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6568 is the NATO agreement by which participating nations commit to implement AMedP-4.15, the Allied Medical Publication on shipboard hygiene and preventive medicine in NATO naval operations.↗
  71. AJMedP-1AJMedP-1 Allied joint medical planning doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's Allied Joint Medical Publication setting the doctrine for planning and coordinating medical support to a NATO operation; it addresses military medical staff and commands, not companies, and names no certification scheme open to one.↗
  72. AJMedP-2AJMedP-2 medical evacuation doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenAJMedP-2 is NATO doctrine on the concept, organisation and command arrangements for medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) in Allied joint operations, agreed to by nations under STANAG 2546.↗
  73. AJMedP-3AJMedP-3 medical intelligence doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenAJMedP-3 is NATO's doctrine for medical intelligence, implementing STANAG 2547, and it addresses NATO commanders and their medical and intelligence staffs rather than a supplier or company.↗
  74. AJMedP-4AJMedP-4 Allied joint medical force health protection doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAJMedP-4 is NATO doctrine for Force Health Protection during deployed operations, binding through STANAG 2561 and addressed to NATO nations, commanders and medical advisers rather than companies.↗
  75. AJMedP-5AJMedP-5 NATO doctrine for medical communications and information systemsAusg. BWeiterlesenAJMedP-5 is NATO doctrine on medical communications and information systems (HIST) - what capabilities support military health information exchange, and how STANAG 2562 gives it force among nations rather than suppliers.↗
  76. AJMedP-6AJMedP-6 civil-military medical interface doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenAJMedP-6 is NATO doctrine on the civil-military medical interface, binding through STANAG 2563 and placing no obligation directly on a company.↗
  77. AJMedP-7AJMedP-7 CBRN medical support doctrineAusg. BWeiterlesenAJMedP-7 is NATO's Allied Joint Medical Publication setting out the overarching doctrine and framework for CBRN medical support, linking the subordinate AMedP-7 series.↗
  78. AJMedP-8AJMedP-8 allied joint medical doctrine for military health careAusg. AWeiterlesenAJMedP-8 is NATO's doctrinal bridge between medical policy and the STANAG/AMedP series on military health care, agreed by nations through STANAG 2598 rather than obliging a company directly.↗
  79. AJMedP-9AJMedP-9 multinational medical supportAusg. AWeiterlesenAJMedP-9 is NATO doctrine setting out four ways nations combine medical support for multinational operations; it binds nations through STANAG 6505, not companies, and names no certification scheme.↗
  80. AJP-4.2AJP-4.2 NATO's doctrine for medical supportAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-4.2 is NATO's Allied Joint Publication for medical support to Alliance operations, addressed to commanders and staffs and binding nations through STANAG 2228, with the detailed procedures held in the AJMedP series beneath it.↗
  81. AMedP-1.1AMedP-1.1 minimum requirements for blood, blood donors and associated equipmentAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-1.1 sets NATO's minimum requirements for blood, blood donors and associated equipment, agreed by nations under STANAG 2939, so that blood collected, tested, processed, labelled, transported and stored to its terms can be used across NATO and PIAG forces.↗
  82. AMedP-1.10AMedP-1.10 medical management of major incidents and mass casualtiesAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-1.10 is NATO doctrine on the medical principles for planning for and managing a major incident or mass casualty situation, which nations agree to use under STANAG 2879.↗
  83. AMedP-1.11AMedP-1.11 individual operational ration requirementsAusg. CWeiterlesenAMedP-1.11 sets NATO's minimum requirements for individual operational rations, the packaged food a soldier carries and eats without a field kitchen. It reaches a manufacturer through the tender a nation writes for a ration contract.↗
  84. AMedP-1.12AMedP-1.12 medical and dental supply proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-1.12 sets NATO's procedures for exchanging non-expendable medical and dental equipment and labelling pharmaceutical supplies between nations, given force through STANAG 2128 and naming no certification scheme.↗
  85. AMedP-1.13AMedP-1.13 essential requirements for field steam sterilizersAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-1.13 sets NATO's essential physical requirements for field type high pressure steam sterilizers, agreed by nations under STANAG 2906, covering their design, validation and routine operation at a deployed medical facility.↗
  86. AMedP-1.14AMedP-1.14 minimum medical design requirements for military motor ambulancesAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-1.14 sets NATO's minimum medical design requirements for military motor ambulances, sorting them into four capability types and stating what each type's medical compartment must provide.↗
  87. AMedP-1.15AMedP-1.15 compatibility of medical tubing and connectors in the fieldAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-1.15 is the NATO standard for connector interfaces on medical tubing used in the field - tracheal, thoracic drainage, intravenous, urinary, aspiration and nasogastric connectors - so equipment from different nations stays interchangeable.↗
  88. AMedP-1.17AMedP-1.17 tasks and skills for dental staffing on deploymentAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-1.17 sets out, by role, the tasks and skills NATO nations need to staff dental care on deployment, without fixing how many personnel a nation must field.↗
  89. AMedP-1.18AMedP-1.18 group operational ration requirementsAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-1.18 sets NATO's minimum requirements for group operational rations, the shelf-stable meals that feed more than one soldier at a time, and reaches a supplier through a group-ration tender or contract rather than by itself.↗
  90. AMedP-1.19AMedP-1.19 cross-servicing of medical gas cylindersAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-1.19 is NATO's agreement on cross-servicing medical gas cylinders, agreeing a shared colour code, valve arrangement and set of adapters so one nation's field medical units can service another's cylinders during multinational operations.↗
  91. AMedP-1.2AMedP-1.2 minimum medical and survival equipment for life raftsWeiterlesenAMedP-1.2 is NATO's recommended minimum for medical and survival equipment on ship life rafts, lifeboats and rescue boats, binding navies through STANAG 1185 rather than a supplier directly.↗
  92. AMedP-1.20Military good distribution practice for MEDICAL materielAusg. AWeiterlesenMilitary good distribution practice for MEDICAL materiel↗
  93. AMedP-1.21Safety standards for deployed dental careAusg. AWeiterlesenSafety standards for deployed dental care↗
  94. AMedP-1.4AMedP-1.4 transfer litters for ship-to-ship and ship-to-air movementAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-1.4 sets NATO's minimum design requirements for the litter used to move a casualty from one ship to another or from a ship to an aircraft, given force through STANAG 1412 and naming no certification scheme.↗
  95. AMedP-1.5AMedP-1.5 identification and marking of medical materielAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-1.5 sets NATO's marking scheme for identifying medical materiel containers used in field medical installations, agreed by nations under STANAG 2060.↗
  96. AMedP-1.6AMedP-1.6 medical evaluation manualAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-1.6 is NATO's Medical Evaluation Manual, the toolbox a Multinational Evaluation Team uses to assess a nation's contributed medical module, unit or force component against agreed capability requirements.↗
  97. AMedP-1.7AMedP-1.7 capability matrix for military medical facilitiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-1.7 is NATO's Capability Matrix, naming by module and echelon what a deployed military medical facility can provide, without prescribing how, and sitting under STANAG 2560 alongside AMedP-1.6 and AMedP-1.8.↗
  98. AMedP-1.8AMedP-1.8 skills matrix for military medical treatment facilitiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-1.8 is NATO's skills matrix, the list a Medical Evaluation Team draws on to assess personnel in each medical module under the STANAG 2560 evaluation framework.↗
  99. AMedP-2.1Stretchers, bearing brackets and attachment supportsAusg. BWeiterlesenStretchers, bearing brackets and attachment supports↗
  100. AMedP-2.2Highly infectious patient(s) evacuation and transportation of potentially infectious samplesAusg. AWeiterlesenHighly infectious patient(s) evacuation and transportation of potentially infectious samples↗
  101. AMedP-2.3AMedP-2.3 patient evacuation coordination cell tasks and responsibilitiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-2.3 sets out the tasks, organisation and training of a NATO Patient Evacuation Coordination Cell (PECC), the staff team that coordinates patient evacuation in a theatre of operations; it creates no obligation for a commercial supplier.↗
  102. AMedP-24Emergency MEDICAL care in the operational environmentWeiterlesenEmergency MEDICAL care in the operational environment↗
  103. AMedP-3.1AMedP-3.1 military forensic dental identificationAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-3.1 is NATO's agreement, recorded in STANAG 2464, standardising how nations record and exchange dental information so identification data compiled by one nation can be compared and understood by another.↗
  104. AMedP-3.2AMedP-3.2 medical information collection and reportingAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-3.2 is the NATO agreement on gathering and passing on medical information from operations and exercises, routed through a chain of command or National Authority to a coordinating office, under STANAG 2481.↗
  105. AMedP-4.1AMedP-4.1 deployment health surveillanceAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-4.1 is NATO doctrine for monitoring the health of deployed forces, binding through STANAG 2535 and addressed to national medical treatment facilities and NATO's own command chain.↗
  106. AMedP-4.11AMedP-4.11 biological hazard controls for troop and materiel movementAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-4.11 sets NATO's minimum process for reducing the risk that troop and materiel movements spread biological hazards, run by nations under the agreement recorded in STANAG 2557.↗
  107. AMedP-4.12AMedP-4.12 food and water defenceAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-4.12 is NATO's food defence policy for food supply and food services operations, covering the precautions against deliberate contamination of food or water, agreed under STANAG 2556.↗
  108. AMedP-4.13NATO special operations forces (sof) MEDICAL supportAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO special operations forces (sof) MEDICAL support↗
  109. AMedP-4.14AMedP-4.14 food and water safety, defence and production on NATO naval vesselsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-4.14 sets out who is responsible for food and water safety, defence and pest control aboard NATO naval vessels, and how compliance is checked, extending land-based NATO food and water requirements to the naval environment.↗
  110. AMedP-4.15AMedP-4.15 shipboard hygiene and preventive medicine in NATO naval operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-4.15 is NATO's Maritime Occupational Hygiene guidance for preventing disease and injury aboard naval personnel, agreed by nations under STANAG 6568, covering hazard control, communicable disease and shipboard hygiene inspections.↗
  111. AMedP-4.2AMedP-4.2 deployment pest and disease vector surveillance and controlAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-4.2 is the NATO Allied Medical Publication on running pest and disease-vector surveillance and control during a deployment, used under the agreement recorded in STANAG 2048.↗
  112. AMedP-4.4AMedP-4.4 dental fitness standards for military personnelAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-4.4 sets NATO's shared definition of dental fitness and a four-class classification system, agreed by nations under STANAG 2466, so a service member's dental readiness reads the same way to every allied nation.↗
  113. AMedP-4.5AMedP-4.5 food processor and supplier auditsAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-4.5 is the NATO publication that sets the audit criteria nations use to check the food-safety and quality management of the food processors and suppliers that feed the military, and how the resulting risk assessment is shared, not certified.↗
  114. AMedP-4.6AMedP-4.6 food safety and food defence for deployed cateringAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-4.6 sets NATO's food safety, food defence and production requirements for military and contracted catering support to deployed operations, from procurement through service and cleaning.↗
  115. AMedP-4.7AMedP-4.7 inspection of catering facilities in deployed operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-4.7 sets NATO's form and procedure, agreed under STANAG 2556, for inspecting catering facilities in deployed operations against AMedP-4.6, run by military veterinary or preventive medicine personnel rather than a certification body.↗
  116. AMedP-4.8AMedP-4.8 pre- and post-deployment health assessmentsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-4.8 sets the minimum health data NATO nations collect when assessing an individual service member before and after a NATO deployment, under the agreement recorded in STANAG 2235.↗
  117. AMedP-4.9AMedP-4.9 water quality during operationsAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO's minimum water-quality and monitoring requirements for deployed forces, covering bulk, packaged and bottled water and personal sanitation use.↗
  118. AMedP-5.1AMedP-5.1 patient data exchange format for common core informationAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-5.1 sets a common list of data elements for medical data exchange between nations and NATO commands, so computerised reporting systems can share casualty and patient information without relying on one shared national coding system.↗
  119. AMedP-5.2AMedP-5.2 data interchange between health information systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-5.2 names the interchange standards, such as DICOM and HL7, that deployable NATO military health information systems must use to exchange medical data with each other.↗
  120. AMedP-5.3AMedP-5.3 telemedicine for mission supportAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-5.3 is NATO's guidance and minimum requirements for nations building interoperable military telemedicine capabilities, agreed by nations under STANAG 2517.↗
  121. AMedP-6.1AMedP-6.1 civil-military planning for oral health care and dental capabilitiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-6.1 is NATO's civil-military planning process for oral health care and dental capabilities in operations with a humanitarian component, used under the agreement recorded in STANAG 2584.↗
  122. AMedP-7.1AMedP-7.1 medical management of CBRN casualtiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-7.1 is NATO's guidance for medical personnel managing CBRN casualties, setting where responsibility, records and national authority sit alongside the clinical guidance itself.↗
  123. AMedP-7.2AMedP-7.2 CBRN first aid handbookAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-7.2 is the NATO handbook that sets a common approach to first aid in a CBRN environment, agreed by nations through STANAG 2358, for personnel providing care from the point of exposure until handover to medical treatment.↗
  124. AMedP-7.3AMedP-7.3 CBRN medical training requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-7.3 is NATO's training framework for the CBRN medical support deployed medical personnel provide, setting who needs which competency level and when across a career and deployment cycle.↗
  125. AMedP-7.4AMedP-7.4 medical deployable outbreak and incident investigation teamsAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-7.4 is NATO doctrine for establishing and deploying a Medical Deployable Outbreak and Incident Investigation Team (RDOIT, Med-CIIT or Med-RIIT), which nations agree to use under STANAG 2551.↗
  126. AMedP-7.5AMedP-7.5 planning guide for CBRN casualty estimationAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-7.5 is NATO's planning methodology for estimating CBRN casualties over time, agreed by nations under STANAG 2553, for use in deliberate contingency planning only.↗
  127. AMedP-7.6AMedP-7.6 commander's guide to CBRN medical supportAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-7.6 is NATO's guide setting out, for commanders and CJFC-level medical staff, the command and planning decisions that medical support to CBRN defensive operations requires.↗
  128. AMedP-8.1AMedP-8.1 casualty documentation for initial treatment and evacuationAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-8.1 sets the minimum data a NATO nation's Field Medical Card must carry to document a casualty's initial treatment and evacuation, agreed between nations under STANAG 2132.↗
  129. AMedP-8.10AMedP-8.10 psychological guide for leaders across the deployment cycleAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-8.10 is NATO's guide for military leaders on supporting the psychological readiness of personnel and families across a deployment, agreed by nations under STANAG 2565.↗
  130. AMedP-8.12AMedP-8.12 military acute trauma care trainingAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-8.12 sets out what military acute trauma care training should cover for physicians, nurses, medics and other military personnel, and reaches an organisation through the nation applying it, not through a certificate of its own.↗
  131. AMedP-8.13AMedP-8.13 dental and maxillofacial treatment by RoleAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-8.13 sets out, by Role of medical support, the extent of dental and maxillofacial treatment NATO nations agree to provide during deployment, without fixing how a nation staffs or equips it.↗
  132. AMedP-8.15AMedP-8.15 casualty care training for all military personnelAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-8.15 is NATO's requirement to train every deployable service member in pre-hospital casualty care under tactical conditions, agreed between nations under STANAG 2122.↗
  133. AMedP-8.16AMedP-8.16 NATO Trauma Registry System governanceAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-8.16 sets the administrative rules for the NATO Trauma Registry, covering who submits data, how identifying details are removed before pooling, and how research datasets are requested, approved and released.↗
  134. AMedP-8.17AMedP-8.17 minimum standards for oxygen 93 percent produced on operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-8.17 sets NATO's minimum requirements for Oxygen 93 Percent, the medicinal gas produced in the field by mobile and portable oxygen generating systems, covering its quality, testing and the interoperability that lets nations exchange it during operations.↗
  135. AMedP-8.18AMedP-8.18 medical response to conflict-related sexual and gender-based violenceAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-8.18 sets how NATO healthcare personnel and their chain of command respond, in medical terms, to survivors of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence in an operational setting, under an agreement nations record in STANAG 6546.↗
  136. AMedP-8.19AMedP-8.19 military healthcare ethicsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-8.19 sets NATO's principles, legal background and four-step decision framework for military healthcare ethics, agreed by nations under STANAG 6562.↗
  137. AMedP-8.2AMedP-8.2 basic military medical reportAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-8.2 sets the minimum information a Basic military medical report must contain when a NATO nation's patient is treated in another nation's hospital, and how that report travels on to their own national medical authority.↗
  138. AMedP-8.3AMedP-8.3 training requirements for health care personnelAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-8.3 sets NATO's pre-deployment training requirements for health care personnel joining multinational missions under military command, agreed by nations under STANAG 2249.↗
  139. AMedP-8.4AMedP-8.4 animal care and veterinary support during deploymentsAusg. BWeiterlesenWhat NATO commanders and veterinary units are told to do for military working animals, mainly working dogs, before, during and after a deployment.↗
  140. AMedP-8.5AMedP-8.5 minimum laboratory test requirements for military medical facilitiesAusg. BWeiterlesenAMedP-8.5 sets NATO's minimum laboratory test menu for in-theatre military medical treatment facilities, scaled to each facility's role, under nations' agreement in STANAG 2571.↗
  141. AMedP-8.6AMedP-8.6 mental healthcare during deploymentAusg. CWeiterlesenAMedP-8.6 is NATO's Allied Medical Publication on mental healthcare during deployment, setting the levels of care and the roles that provide it, from leaders and peers through mental health professionals.↗
  142. AMedP-8.7AMedP-8.7 first aid kits and emergency medical care kitsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-8.7 sets the minimum contents of the first aid and emergency medical kits NATO nations issue, agreed under STANAG 2126, with assembly and issue left to national discretion.↗
  143. AMedP-8.8AMedP-8.8 medical warning tag for members of NATO ForcesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-8.8 sets out the personal Medical Warning Tag a member of NATO Forces wears for a significant medical condition, agreed by nations under STANAG 2347 and administered by national medical authorities, with no certification scheme attached.↗
  144. AMedP-9.1AMedP-9.1 modular approach for multinational medical facilitiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-9.1 sets out NATO's modular approach for building a multinational medical treatment facility from national modules, and how Lead and Contributing Nations agree responsibility for it.↗
  145. AMedP-9.2AMedP-9.2 multinational medical unit guidelinesAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-9.2 supplies the MOU templates and planning aide-memoire NATO nations use to agree command, legal, logistics, finance and information arrangements before standing up a multinational medical unit.↗
  146. AMedP-9.3AMedP-9.3 credentialing for Role 2/3 multinational medical unitsAusg. AWeiterlesenAMedP-9.3 sets out how a Lead Nation and each Participating Nation verify a health care professional's qualifications and licence, and how a Deployed Medical Director grants them privileges to practise in a NATO Role 2/3 multinational medical unit.↗
  147. IEEE C95.1-2345-2014IEEE standard for military workplaces-force health protection regarding personnel exposure to electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields, 0 hz to 300 ghzWeiterlesenIEEE standard for military workplaces-force health protection regarding personnel exposure to electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields, 0 hz to 300 ghz↗
Kommunikations- und Informationssysteme185 Standards
  1. STANAG 4162STANAG 4162 identification data combining processAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4162 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AIDPP-01, the identification data combining process for exchanging track data between host systems; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  2. STANAG 4175Technical characteristics of the multifunctional information distribution system (MIDS) - ATDLP-1.75 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical characteristics of the multifunctional information distribution system (MIDS) - ATDLP-1.75 edition A↗
  3. STANAG 4193STANAG 4193 IFF Mk XIIA system description and general characteristicsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4193 covers the technical characteristics of the IFF Mk XIIA system. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEDP-12 and AEP-84, which refer to it for IFF modes and two Mode 5 data fields.↗
  4. STANAG 4197Modulation and coding characteristics that must be common to assure interoperability of 2400 bps linear predictive encoded digital speech transmitted over HF radio facilitiesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenModulation and coding characteristics that must be common to assure interoperability of 2400 bps linear predictive encoded digital speech transmitted over HF radio facilities↗
  5. STANAG 4198Parameters and coding characteristics that must be common to assure interopera-bility of 2400 bps linear predictive encoded digital speechAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenParameters and coding characteristics that must be common to assure interopera-bility of 2400 bps linear predictive encoded digital speech↗
  6. STANAG 4203Technical standards for single channel and multichannel HF radio equipment - AComP-4203 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical standards for single channel and multichannel HF radio equipment - AComP-4203 edition A↗
  7. STANAG 4204STANAG 4204 VULOS single channel VHF radio equipmentAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4204 is NATO's agreement on technical standards for single channel VHF radio equipment, grouped with STANAG 4205 as VULOS. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEP-4845, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  8. STANAG 4205Technical standards for single channel UHF radio equipment - AComP-4205 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical standards for single channel UHF radio equipment - AComP-4205 edition A↗
  9. STANAG 4214International routing and directory for tactical communications systemsAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInternational routing and directory for tactical communications systems↗
  10. STANAG 4231Digital interoperability between UHF satellite communications terminalsAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDigital interoperability between UHF satellite communications terminals↗
  11. STANAG 4233Extremely high frequency (EHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) interoperability standards for low data rate servicesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichExtremely high frequency (EHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) interoperability standards for low data rate services↗
  12. STANAG 4246STANAG 4246 HAVE QUICK UHF secure and jam-resistant communicationsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4246 is the classified NATO agreement on HAVE QUICK, the frequency-hopping UHF system for ground-air-ground radio. This page describes it from a public NATO publication that summarises it.↗
  13. STANAG 4278Method of expressing navigation accuraciesAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMethod of expressing navigation accuracies↗
  14. STANAG 4285STANAG 4285 single tone HF radio modem characteristicsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4285 is NATO's agreement on 1200/2400/3600 bits per second single tone HF radio modem characteristics. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication, AEP-4845, that cites it.↗
  15. STANAG 4290STANAG 4290 optical connectors for tactical linksAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4290 is NATO's standard for the optical connectors used on medium-rate and high-rate military tactical links. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  16. STANAG 4294Navstar global positioning system (gps)(part II) summary of performance requirementsAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNavstar global positioning system (gps)(part II) summary of performance requirements↗
  17. STANAG 4372STANAG 4372 SATURN anti-jam UHF radio waveformAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 4372 is the NATO agreement for SATURN, a fast frequency-hopping anti-jam UHF radio waveform that improves on the jamming resistance of Have Quick II. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  18. STANAG 4380Technical standards for analogue-digital conversion of voice signals using continuously variable slope delta modulation (cvsd)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical standards for analogue-digital conversion of voice signals using continuously variable slope delta modulation (cvsd)↗
  19. STANAG 4392Data interchange format for navstar global positioning system (GPS)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichData interchange format for navstar global positioning system (GPS)↗
  20. STANAG 4406STANAG 4406 military message handling system (MMHS)Ausg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4406 is NATO's agreement on the Military Message Handling System (MMHS); AJP-6 cites its Annex E for formal messaging at reduced bit rate. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  21. STANAG 4415Charateristics of A robust, non-hopping, serial tone modulator/demodulator for severely degraded HF radio links - AComP-4415 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCharateristics of A robust, non-hopping, serial tone modulator/demodulator for severely degraded HF radio links - AComP-4415 edition A↗
  22. STANAG 4444Technical standards for A slow-hop HF epm communications systemAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical standards for A slow-hop HF epm communications system↗
  23. STANAG 4479Parameters and coding characteristics that must be common to assure interoperability of 800 bps digital speech encoder/decoder and the associated error protection and interleaving schemes leading to the 2400 bps interface of the slow frequency hopping hf-epm systemAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenParameters and coding characteristics that must be common to assure interoperability of 800 bps digital speech encoder/decoder and the associated error protection and interleaving schemes leading to the 2400 bps interface of the slow frequency hopping hf-epm system↗
  24. STANAG 4481Minimum technical equipment standards for naval HF shore-to-ship broadcast systemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum technical equipment standards for naval HF shore-to-ship broadcast systems↗
  25. STANAG 4484Overall super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) interoperability standardAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOverall super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) interoperability standard↗
  26. STANAG 4485SHF milsatcom non-epm modem for services conforming to class-a of STANAG 4484Ausg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichSHF milsatcom non-epm modem for services conforming to class-a of STANAG 4484↗
  27. STANAG 4486Super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) non-epm modem for services conforming to class-b of STANAG 4484 - AComP-4486 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSuper high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) non-epm modem for services conforming to class-b of STANAG 4484 - AComP-4486 edition A↗
  28. STANAG 4494Advanced SATCOM network management and control engineering order wireAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAdvanced SATCOM network management and control engineering order wire↗
  29. STANAG 4522Extremely high frequency(ehf) military satellite communications(milsatcom) interoperability standards for medium data rate servicesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichExtremely high frequency(ehf) military satellite communications(milsatcom) interoperability standards for medium data rate services↗
  30. STANAG 4529Characteristics of single tone modulators/demodulators for maritime HF radio links with 1240 hz bandwidthAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCharacteristics of single tone modulators/demodulators for maritime HF radio links with 1240 hz bandwidth↗
  31. STANAG 4538STANAG 4538 HF automatic link establishmentAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4538 is NATO's agreement covering AComP-4538, the technical standard for an automatic radio control system (ARCS) for HF communication links. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEP-4845, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  32. STANAG 4539STANAG 4539 non-hopping HF communications waveformsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4539 is the NATO agreement on non-hopping HF communications waveforms, covering AComP-4539. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEP-4845, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  33. STANAG 4564STANAG 4564 warship electronic chart display and information systems (WECDIS)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4564 is the NATO agreement covering ANP-4564, warship electronic chart display and information systems (WECDIS). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications, AGeoP-14 and AGeoP-19, that cite it.↗
  34. STANAG 4572Open system architecture interface to enable simulator laboratory test of integrated global positioning system (GPS) inertial navigation equipmentAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenOpen system architecture interface to enable simulator laboratory test of integrated global positioning system (GPS) inertial navigation equipment↗
  35. STANAG 4579Battlefield target identification device (btid) - AEtP-4579 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenBattlefield target identification device (btid) - AEtP-4579 edition A↗
  36. STANAG 4580Method of expressing navigation integrityAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMethod of expressing navigation integrity↗
  37. STANAG 4591The 600 bit/s, 1200 bit/s and 2400 bit/s NATO interoperable narrow band voice coderAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe 600 bit/s, 1200 bit/s and 2400 bit/s NATO interoperable narrow band voice coder↗
  38. STANAG 4606Super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) epm waveform for class B services - AComP-4606 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSuper high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) epm waveform for class B services - AComP-4606 edition A↗
  39. STANAG 4621Navigation warfare definition - ANP-4621 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNavigation warfare definition - ANP-4621 edition A↗
  40. STANAG 4622Interoperability standard for satellite broadcast services (sbs)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInteroperability standard for satellite broadcast services (sbs)↗
  41. STANAG 4631Profile for the use of s/mime protocols cryptographic message syntax (cms) and enhanced security services (ess) for s/mimeAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenProfile for the use of s/mime protocols cryptographic message syntax (cms) and enhanced security services (ess) for s/mime↗
  42. STANAG 4665Navigation warfare modeling and simulationAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNavigation warfare modeling and simulation↗
  43. STANAG 4681STANAG 4681 UHF SATCOM integrated waveform (IW) interoperabilityAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4681 is the NATO agreement on the integrated waveform (IW) for interoperable UHF SATCOM terminals. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEP-4845, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  44. STANAG 4691Multi-hop IP networking with legacy UHF radios: mobile ad hoc relay line of sight networking (marlin) - AComP-4691 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMulti-hop IP networking with legacy UHF radios: mobile ad hoc relay line of sight networking (marlin) - AComP-4691 edition A↗
  45. STANAG 4705International network numbering for communications systems in use in NATOAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInternational network numbering for communications systems in use in NATO↗
  46. STANAG 4706Interoperability standard for satellite SHF deployable terminals control and command servicesAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInteroperability standard for satellite SHF deployable terminals control and command services↗
  47. STANAG 4707Interoperability and performance standard for full-mesh mf-fdma SHF satellite communicationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInteroperability and performance standard for full-mesh mf-fdma SHF satellite communications↗
  48. STANAG 4708Spread spectrum cdma satellite communications (ss cdma SATCOM)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpread spectrum cdma satellite communications (ss cdma SATCOM)↗
  49. STANAG 4711STANAG 4711 interoperability point quality of service (IP QoS)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4711 sets the Quality of Service model and traffic classes that NATO's Protected Core Networking must comply with. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from two public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  50. STANAG 4722Technical characteristics of reverse IFF - AEtP-4722 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical characteristics of reverse IFF - AEtP-4722 edition A↗
  51. STANAG 4724Vlf/lf msk multi channel broadcast - AComP-4724 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenVlf/lf msk multi channel broadcast - AComP-4724 edition B↗
  52. STANAG 4731Networking framework for all-ip transport services (netip) - AComP-4731 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNetworking framework for all-ip transport services (netip) - AComP-4731 edition A↗
  53. STANAG 4774STANAG 4774 confidentiality metadata label syntaxAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4774 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ADatP-4774's confidentiality metadata label syntax; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  54. STANAG 4778STANAG 4778 metadata binding mechanismAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4778 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ADatP-4778, its metadata binding mechanism for trusted information sharing between NATO partners.↗
  55. STANAG 4787Networking and information infrastructure (nii) internet protocol (IP) network encryptor - interoperability specification (nine ispec) - AComP-4787 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNetworking and information infrastructure (nii) internet protocol (IP) network encryptor - interoperability specification (nine ispec) - AComP-4787 edition A↗
  56. STANAG 5010IFF mark 10 - minimum scale of fitting in naval ships and maritime aircraft of NATO forcesAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichIFF mark 10 - minimum scale of fitting in naval ships and maritime aircraft of NATO forces↗
  57. STANAG 5031Introduction of modern radio equipment for naval HF, mf and lf shore-to- ship broadcastsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichIntroduction of modern radio equipment for naval HF, mf and lf shore-to- ship broadcasts↗
  58. STANAG 5034TACAN policyAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichTACAN policy↗
  59. STANAG 5035Introduction of an improved system for maritime air communication on HF, lf and UHFAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlichIntroduction of an improved system for maritime air communication on HF, lf and UHF↗
  60. STANAG 5042Military telecommunications-diagram symbolsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMilitary telecommunications-diagram symbols↗
  61. STANAG 5046The NATO military communications directory systemAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe NATO military communications directory system↗
  62. STANAG 5064NATO glossary of communication and information systems terms and definitions - AAP-31Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO glossary of communication and information systems terms and definitions - AAP-31↗
  63. STANAG 5065Minimum standards for naval low frequency (lf) shore-to-ship surface broadcast systemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum standards for naval low frequency (lf) shore-to-ship surface broadcast systems↗
  64. STANAG 5066STANAG 5066 HF radio link layer and application protocolsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 5066 is the NATO agreement covering AComP-5066, the technical standard for HF radio link layer and application protocols that let IP applications run over HF radio. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  65. STANAG 5068Secure communications interoperability protocol (scip) - AComP-5068 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSecure communications interoperability protocol (scip) - AComP-5068 edition A↗
  66. STANAG 5069STANAG 5069 wideband waveforms for flexible-bandwidth HF channelsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5069 is NATO's unreleased agreement on wideband, non-hopping, flexible-bandwidth HF waveforms, covering AComP-5069. This page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it while covering a related waveform mode.↗
  67. STANAG 5500STANAG 5500 NATO message text formatting system (ADatP-3)Ausg. 8WeiterlesenSTANAG 5500 (ADatP-3, CONFORMETS) is NATO's message text formatting agreement. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  68. STANAG 5501Tactical data exchange - LINK 1(POINT-TO-POINT) - ATDLP-5.01 edition AAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactical data exchange - LINK 1(POINT-TO-POINT) - ATDLP-5.01 edition A↗
  69. STANAG 5511STANAG 5511 Link 11/11B tactical data exchangeAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 5511 is the NATO agreement on tactical data exchange over Link 11/Link 11B. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEDP-02, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  70. STANAG 5516STANAG 5516 tactical data exchange - Link 16Ausg. 9WeiterlesenSTANAG 5516 is the NATO agreement on tactical data exchange over Link 16. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  71. STANAG 5518Joint range extension application protocol (JREAP) - ATDLP-5.18 edition DAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenJoint range extension application protocol (JREAP) - ATDLP-5.18 edition D↗
  72. STANAG 5522STANAG 5522 Link 22 tactical data exchangeAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 5522 is the NATO agreement covering ATDLP-5.22, the Link 22 tactical data exchange standard also known as NATO Improved Link Eleven (NILE). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AEDP-02, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  73. STANAG 5524STANAG 5524 adopted non-NATO digital standards for the NISPAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 5524 is NATO's agreement committing Allied nations to adopt a catalogue of non-NATO digital standards (the NISP) for systems that interface with NATO; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  74. STANAG 5525STANAG 5525 joint C3 information exchange data modelAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5525 sets NATO's Joint C3 Information Exchange Data Model (JC3IEDM) for interoperable command and control information systems. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  75. STANAG 5527STANAG 5527 friendly force tracking systems interoperabilityAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 5527 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ADatP-36 Edition B, the standard for friendly force tracking system interoperability. It binds nations, not suppliers directly.↗
  76. STANAG 5528Services to forward friendly force information to weapon delivery assets - ADatP-37 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenServices to forward friendly force information to weapon delivery assets - ADatP-37 edition A↗
  77. STANAG 5535Air surveillance and ground based sensors information exchange - ADatP-35Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAir surveillance and ground based sensors information exchange - ADatP-35↗
  78. STANAG 5555NATO qualification levels for tactical data LINK personnel - ATDLP-5.55 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO qualification levels for tactical data LINK personnel - ATDLP-5.55 edition A↗
  79. STANAG 5601Standards for interface of data links 1, 11 and 11B through A buffer - ATDLP-6.01 edition AAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandards for interface of data links 1, 11 and 11B through A buffer - ATDLP-6.01 edition A↗
  80. STANAG 5602STANAG 5602 SIMPLE tactical data link interfaceAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 5602, known as SIMPLE, is a NATO interface standard that AMSP-01 describes as widely implemented in tactical data link equipment and often used to exchange Link 11 and Link 16 simulation data. NATO has not released it publicly.↗
  81. STANAG 5616Standards for data forwarding between tactical data systems - ATDLP-6.16 edition CAusg. 9WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandards for data forwarding between tactical data systems - ATDLP-6.16 edition C↗
  82. STANAG 5625NATO information technology glossary - ADatP-2Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO information technology glossary - ADatP-2↗
  83. STANAG 5626Communications NATO glossary , english and french - AComP-1Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCommunications NATO glossary , english and french - AComP-1↗
  84. STANAG 5630STANAG 5630 narrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radiosAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5630 is NATO's unreleased agreement on the Narrowband Waveform for VHF/UHF combat net radios. This page describes it from AEP-4845, a public NATO publication that cites it.↗
  85. STANAG 5634IP access to half-duplex radio networks - AComP-5634 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIP access to half-duplex radio networks - AComP-5634 edition A↗
  86. STANAG 5636STANAG 5636 NATO core metadata specification (NCMS)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5636 is NATO's ratified agreement committing member nations to implement ADatP-5636, the metadata specification for interoperable data exchange across NATO systems.↗
  87. STANAG 5637STANAG 5637 Protected Core Networking (PCN) head standardAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5637 is the NATO head standard for Protected Core Networking (PCN), promulgated in December 2019. NATO has not released its text publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  88. STANAG 5639STANAG 5639 protected core networking (PCN) static environment specificationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5639 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AComP-5639, the protected core networking (PCN) static environment specifications; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  89. STANAG 5640Protected core networking (pcn) deployable environment specifications - AComP-5640 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenProtected core networking (pcn) deployable environment specifications - AComP-5640 edition A↗
  90. STANAG 5641Spectrum management in military operations - AEMP-01 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpectrum management in military operations - AEMP-01 edition A↗
  91. STANAG 5642Spectrum management allied data exchange format - extensible markup language (smadef-xml) - AEMP-02 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpectrum management allied data exchange format - extensible markup language (smadef-xml) - AEMP-02 edition A↗
  92. STANAG 5644STANAG 5644 web services messaging profileAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5644 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ADatP-5644, the Web Services Messaging Profile for exchanging XML-based messages between systems; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  93. STANAG 5646Super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) next generation non-epm modems - AComP-5646 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSuper high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) next generation non-epm modems - AComP-5646 edition A↗
  94. STANAG 5648Interoperability of superhigh frequency (SHF) satellite communications terminals - AComP-5648 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenInteroperability of superhigh frequency (SHF) satellite communications terminals - AComP-5648 edition A↗
  95. STANAG 5651Hdrwf - A high data rate waveform for UHF radioAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHdrwf - A high data rate waveform for UHF radio↗
  96. STANAG 5656STANAG 5656 federated service management and control interfaceAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5656 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ADatP-5656, the interoperability specification for federated Service Management and Control systems; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  97. STANAG 5660Cyber security information sharing - ADatP-5660 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCyber security information sharing - ADatP-5660 edition A↗
  98. STANAG 5665Cellular communications for defence - AComP-5665 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCellular communications for defence - AComP-5665 edition A↗
  99. STANAG 5668STANAG 5668 information exchange package documentationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 5668 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ADatP-5668, the specification for constructing and packaging NATO information exchange package documentation.↗
  100. STANREC 5635Implementation options and guidance for integrating IFF mk xiia mode 5 on military platforms - AEtP-11 edition BAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenImplementation options and guidance for integrating IFF mk xiia mode 5 on military platforms - AEtP-11 edition B↗
  101. STANREC 5647NATO IFF mk xiia and mode S test guidance and tests requirements documentation package - AEtP-12.x edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO IFF mk xiia and mode S test guidance and tests requirements documentation package - AEtP-12.x edition A↗
  102. STANREC 5662NATO interoperability standards and profiles - candidate non-nato digital standardsAusg. 2WeiterlesenNATO interoperability standards and profiles - candidate non-nato digital standards↗
  103. AAP-28NATO glossary of identification, english and frenchAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO glossary of identification, english and french↗
  104. AAP-31NATO communication and information systems glossaryAusg. 3WeiterlesenNATO communication and information systems glossary↗
  105. ACOMP-01Communications NATO glossary, english and frenchAusg. 3WeiterlesenCommunications NATO glossary, english and french↗
  106. AComP-4203Technical standards for single channel and multichannel HF radio equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical standards for single channel and multichannel HF radio equipment↗
  107. AComP-4205Technical standards for single channel UHF radio equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical standards for single channel UHF radio equipment↗
  108. AComP-4290Standard for optical connector medium-rate and high-rate military tactical LINKAusg. AWeiterlesenStandard for optical connector medium-rate and high-rate military tactical LINK↗
  109. AComP-4372Saturn - A fast frequency hopping epm mode for UHF radioAusg. AWeiterlesenSaturn - A fast frequency hopping epm mode for UHF radio↗
  110. AComP-4415Characteristics of A robust, non-hopping, serial tone modulator/demodulator for severely degraded HF radio linksAusg. AWeiterlesenCharacteristics of A robust, non-hopping, serial tone modulator/demodulator for severely degraded HF radio links↗
  111. AComP-4486Super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) non-epm modem for services conforming to class-b of STANAG 4484Ausg. AWeiterlesenSuper high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) non-epm modem for services conforming to class-b of STANAG 4484↗
  112. AComP-4538Technical standards for an automatic radio control system (arcs) for HF communication linksAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical standards for an automatic radio control system (arcs) for HF communication links↗
  113. AComP-4539Technical standards for non-hopping HF communications waveformsAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical standards for non-hopping HF communications waveforms↗
  114. AComP-4606Super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) epm waveform for class B servicesAusg. AWeiterlesenSuper high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) epm waveform for class B services↗
  115. AComP-4681Interoperability between ultra high frequency satellite communications (UHF SATCOM) terminals - integrated waveform (iw)Ausg. AWeiterlesenInteroperability between ultra high frequency satellite communications (UHF SATCOM) terminals - integrated waveform (iw)↗
  116. AComP-4691Multi-hop IP networking with legacy UHF radios: mobile ad hoc relay line of sight networking (marlin)Ausg. AWeiterlesenMulti-hop IP networking with legacy UHF radios: mobile ad hoc relay line of sight networking (marlin)↗
  117. AComP-4711Interoperability point quality of service (IP qos)Ausg. AWeiterlesenInteroperability point quality of service (IP qos)↗
  118. AComP-4724Vlf/lf msk multi channel broadcastAusg. BWeiterlesenVlf/lf msk multi channel broadcast↗
  119. AComP-4731Networking framework for all-ip transport services (netip)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNetworking framework for all-ip transport services (netip)↗
  120. AComP-4787Networking and information infrastructure (nii) internet protocol (IP) network encryptor - interoperability specification (nine ispec)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNetworking and information infrastructure (nii) internet protocol (IP) network encryptor - interoperability specification (nine ispec)↗
  121. AComP-5066Technical standards for HF radio LINK layer and application support protocols for single channel waveformsAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical standards for HF radio LINK layer and application support protocols for single channel waveforms↗
  122. AComP-5068Secure communications interoperability protocol (scip)Ausg. AWeiterlesenSecure communications interoperability protocol (scip)↗
  123. AComP-5069Technical standards for wideband waveforms for single non hopping, flexible bandwidth high frequency channelsAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical standards for wideband waveforms for single non hopping, flexible bandwidth high frequency channels↗
  124. AComP-5630Narrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - head specificationAusg. AWeiterlesenNarrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - head specification↗
  125. AComP-5631Narrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - physical layer and propagation modelsAusg. AWeiterlesenNarrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - physical layer and propagation models↗
  126. AComP-5632Narrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - LINK layerAusg. AWeiterlesenNarrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - LINK layer↗
  127. AComP-5633Narrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - network layerAusg. AWeiterlesenNarrowband waveform for VHF/UHF radios - network layer↗
  128. AComP-5634IP access to half-duplex radio networksAusg. AWeiterlesenIP access to half-duplex radio networks↗
  129. AComP-5637Protected core networking (pcn)Ausg. AWeiterlesenProtected core networking (pcn)↗
  130. AComP-5639AComP-5639 protected core networking static environment specificationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAComP-5639 is NATO's static-environment specification for Protected Core Networking, the interface, security, addressing and routing requirements that connect national network segments into a shared core, agreed by nations through STANAG 5639.↗
  131. AComP-5640AComP-5640 protected core networking deployable specificationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAComP-5640 sets NATO's PCN-1 and PCN-2 interface, authentication, addressing and carrier requirements so different nations' network segments can interconnect in deployable, federated mission environments.↗
  132. AComP-5646Super high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) next generation non-epm modemsAusg. AWeiterlesenSuper high frequency (SHF) military satellite communications (milsatcom) frequency division multiple access (fdma) next generation non-epm modems↗
  133. AComP-5648Interoperability of superhigh frequency (SHF) satellite communications terminalsAusg. AWeiterlesenInteroperability of superhigh frequency (SHF) satellite communications terminals↗
  134. AComP-56655G cellular communications for defenceAusg. AWeiterlesen5G cellular communications for defence↗
  135. ADatP-02NATO information technology glossaryAusg. 2005WeiterlesenNATO information technology glossary↗
  136. ADatP-03NATO message text formatting system (formets) - concept of formets (conformets)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNATO message text formatting system (formets) - concept of formets (conformets)↗
  137. ADatP-11Standard operating procedures for NATO LINK 11/11BAusg. EWeiterlesenStandard operating procedures for NATO LINK 11/11B↗
  138. ADatP-16Standard operating procedures for NATO LINK 16Ausg. EWeiterlesenStandard operating procedures for NATO LINK 16↗
  139. ADatP-22Standard operating procedures for NATO LINK 22Ausg. AWeiterlesenStandard operating procedures for NATO LINK 22↗
  140. ADatP-31Standard operating procedures for LINK 1Ausg. CWeiterlesenStandard operating procedures for LINK 1↗
  141. ADatP-33Multi-link standard operating procedures for tactical data systems employing LINK 16, LINK 11, LINK 11B, ijms, LINK 1, LINK 4 and ATDL-1Ausg. AWeiterlesenMulti-link standard operating procedures for tactical data systems employing LINK 16, LINK 11, LINK 11B, ijms, LINK 1, LINK 4 and ATDL-1↗
  142. ADatP-35Air surveillance and ground based sensors information exchangeAusg. 1WeiterlesenAir surveillance and ground based sensors information exchange↗
  143. ADatP-36Friendly force tracking systems (ffts) interoperabilityAusg. BWeiterlesenFriendly force tracking systems (ffts) interoperability↗
  144. ADatP-37Services to forward friendly force information to weapon delivery assetsAusg. AWeiterlesenServices to forward friendly force information to weapon delivery assets↗
  145. ADatP-4774ADatP-4774 confidentiality metadata label syntaxAusg. AWeiterlesenADatP-4774 defines the XML syntax NATO uses for machine-readable confidentiality metadata labels, the digital equivalent of a paper security marking such as CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET.↗
  146. ADatP-4778ADatP-4778 metadata binding mechanismAusg. AWeiterlesenADatP-4778 defines the XML mechanism NATO systems use to bind metadata, typically a STANAG 4774 confidentiality label, to the data object it describes.↗
  147. ADatP-5636ADatP-5636 NATO Core Metadata SpecificationAusg. AWeiterlesenADatP-5636 (the NCMS) sets out the core metadata elements a NATO information system attaches to a resource, covering confidentiality labelling, descriptive data and lifecycle information, so it can be found and handled consistently across the Alliance.↗
  148. ADatP-5644ADatP-5644 web services messaging profileAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's technical profile for exchanging XML messages between software systems over web services, covering request/response and publish/subscribe message patterns.↗
  149. ADatP-5656ADatP-5656 federated service management and control interfaceAusg. AWeiterlesenADatP-5656 is NATO's nine-volume federated service management interface, adapting TM Forum's commercial service-management APIs for exchanging catalogue, incident, request, event, asset, change, location and service-request data between coalition partners.↗
  150. ADatP-5660Cyber security information sharingAusg. AWeiterlesenCyber security information sharing↗
  151. ADatP-5668Information exchange package documentation specificationAusg. AWeiterlesenInformation exchange package documentation specification↗
  152. AEMP-01Spectrum management in military operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenSpectrum management in military operations↗
  153. AEMP-02Spectrum management allied data exchange format - extensible markup language (smadef-xml)Ausg. AWeiterlesenSpectrum management allied data exchange format - extensible markup language (smadef-xml)↗
  154. AEtP-05The merit of individual system performance characteristics for iff-interoperability of IFF system (mispec (IFF)) - users guide for operational and planning staffsAusg. 1WeiterlesenThe merit of individual system performance characteristics for iff-interoperability of IFF system (mispec (IFF)) - users guide for operational and planning staffs↗
  155. AEtP-11Implementation options and guidance for integrating IFF mk xiia mode 5 on military platformsAusg. BWeiterlesenImplementation options and guidance for integrating IFF mk xiia mode 5 on military platforms↗
  156. AEtP-12IFF mark xiia interoperability test guidanceAusg. AWeiterlesenIFF mark xiia interoperability test guidance↗
  157. AEtP-12.1NATO IFF test requirements - transponder box mark xiia and mode SAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - transponder box mark xiia and mode S↗
  158. AEtP-12.2NATO IFF test requirements - transponder box mark xiia and mode S - addendum 1 transponder mark xiia antijam test requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - transponder box mark xiia and mode S - addendum 1 transponder mark xiia antijam test requirements↗
  159. AEtP-12.3NATO IFF test requirements - transponder platform integration mark xiia and mode SAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - transponder platform integration mark xiia and mode S↗
  160. AEtP-12.4NATO IFF test requirements - transponder flight mark xiia and mode SAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - transponder flight mark xiia and mode S↗
  161. AEtP-12.5NATO IFF test requirements - interrogator box mark xiia and mode SAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - interrogator box mark xiia and mode S↗
  162. AEtP-12.6NATO IFF test requirements - interrogator box mark xiia and mode S - addendum 1 interrogator mode 4 / mode 5 evaluation performance test requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - interrogator box mark xiia and mode S - addendum 1 interrogator mode 4 / mode 5 evaluation performance test requirements↗
  163. AEtP-12.7NATO IFF test requirements - interrogator box mark xiia and mode S ddendum 2 interrogator mark xiia antijam test requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - interrogator box mark xiia and mode S ddendum 2 interrogator mark xiia antijam test requirements↗
  164. AEtP-12.8NATO IFF test requirements - interrogator platform integration mark xiia and mode SAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - interrogator platform integration mark xiia and mode S↗
  165. AEtP-12.9NATO IFF test requirements - interrogator flight mark xiia and mode SAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO IFF test requirements - interrogator flight mark xiia and mode S↗
  166. AEtP-4579Battlefield target identification device (btid)Ausg. AWeiterlesenBattlefield target identification device (btid)↗
  167. AEtP-4722Technical characteristics of reverse IFFAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical characteristics of reverse IFF↗
  168. AIDPP-01Identification data combining processAusg. AWeiterlesenIdentification data combining process↗
  169. ANP-02Introduction to navstar GPS user equipmentAusg. 4WeiterlesenIntroduction to navstar GPS user equipment↗
  170. ANP-03The NATO satellite navigation warfare (navwar) frameworkAusg. 1WeiterlesenThe NATO satellite navigation warfare (navwar) framework↗
  171. ANP-04Guidance for ifr certification of navigation systems using GPS ppsAusg. 1WeiterlesenGuidance for ifr certification of navigation systems using GPS pps↗
  172. ANP-05The NATO guideline for GNSS user equipment standardized field test scenariosAusg. 1WeiterlesenThe NATO guideline for GNSS user equipment standardized field test scenarios↗
  173. ANP-4564Standard on warship electronic chart display and information systems (wecdis)Ausg. AWeiterlesenStandard on warship electronic chart display and information systems (wecdis)↗
  174. ANP-4621Navigation warfare definitionAusg. AWeiterlesenNavigation warfare definition↗
  175. ATDLP-1.75Technical characteristics of the multifunctional information distribution system (MIDS)Ausg. AWeiterlesenTechnical characteristics of the multifunctional information distribution system (MIDS)↗
  176. ATDLP-5.01Tactical data exchange - LINK 1 (point-to-point)Ausg. AWeiterlesenTactical data exchange - LINK 1 (point-to-point)↗
  177. ATDLP-5.11Tactical data exchange - LINK 11/11BAusg. BWeiterlesenTactical data exchange - LINK 11/11B↗
  178. ATDLP-5.16Tactical data exchange - LINK 16Ausg. CWeiterlesenTactical data exchange - LINK 16↗
  179. ATDLP-5.18Interoperability standard for joint range extension application protocol (JREAP)Ausg. DWeiterlesenInteroperability standard for joint range extension application protocol (JREAP)↗
  180. ATDLP-5.22Tactical data LINK - LINK 22Ausg. CWeiterlesenTactical data LINK - LINK 22↗
  181. ATDLP-5.55NATO qualification levels for tactical data LINK personnelAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO qualification levels for tactical data LINK personnel↗
  182. ATDLP-6.01Standards for interface of data links 1, 11 and 11B through A bufferAusg. AWeiterlesenStandards for interface of data links 1, 11 and 11B through A buffer↗
  183. ATDLP-6.02Standard interface for multiple platform LINK evaluationAusg. AWeiterlesenStandard interface for multiple platform LINK evaluation↗
  184. ATDLP-6.16Standards for data forwarding between tactical data systemsAusg. CWeiterlesenStandards for data forwarding between tactical data systems↗
  185. ESSOR HDRWFESSOR hdrwf standardWeiterlesenESSOR hdrwf standard↗
Kraftstoffe, Schmierstoffe und Umgang mit Mineralöl81 Standards
  1. STANAG 1110Allowable deterioration limits for NATO armed forces fuels, lubricants and associated products - AFLP-1110 edition BAusg. 12WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllowable deterioration limits for NATO armed forces fuels, lubricants and associated products - AFLP-1110 edition B↗
  2. STANAG 1135STANAG 1135 interchangeability of fuels, lubricants and associated productsAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 1135 is NATO's agreement on interchangeable fuels, lubricants and associated products, covering AFLP-1135. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from public NATO publications that cite it.↗
  3. STANAG 1385Guide specification (minimum quality standards) for naval distillate fuels (F-75 and F-76) - AFLP 1385 edition CAusg. 8WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification (minimum quality standards) for naval distillate fuels (F-75 and F-76) - AFLP 1385 edition C↗
  4. STANAG 1414STANAG 1414 standardized fuels and lubricants for new equipmentAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 1414 is NATO's agreement on designing contractor-supplied equipment to run on standardized fuels and lubricants. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  5. STANAG 1425Guide specification (minimum quality standards) for lubricating oil, gear light service (O-240 and O-253) - AFLP-1425 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification (minimum quality standards) for lubricating oil, gear light service (O-240 and O-253) - AFLP-1425 edition B↗
  6. STANAG 2115STANAG 2115 fuel consumption unitAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 2115 is the NATO agreement on the fuel consumption unit used in NATO stockpile planning calculations. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a NATO logistics publication that cites it.↗
  7. STANAG 2536Allied joint doctrine for petroleum - AJP-4.7 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAllied joint doctrine for petroleum - AJP-4.7 edition B↗
  8. STANAG 2946STANAG 2946 aircraft forward area refuelling equipmentAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 2946 sets NATO's performance requirements for aircraft refuelling equipment used in forward areas. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  9. STANAG 2947Technical criteria for A closed-circuit refuelling system - AFLP-2947 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTechnical criteria for A closed-circuit refuelling system - AFLP-2947 edition A↗
  10. STANAG 3149STANAG 3149 minimum quality surveillance for fuelsAusg. 11WeiterlesenSTANAG 3149 is the NATO agreement on minimum quality surveillance for fuels, covering AFLP-3149. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  11. STANAG 3390Guide specification and inspection standards for fuel soluble lubricity improvers (S-1747) - AFLP-3390 edition BAusg. 13WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification and inspection standards for fuel soluble lubricity improvers (S-1747) - AFLP-3390 edition B↗
  12. STANAG 3583STANAG 3583 differential pressure gauges for aviation fuel filtersAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3583 sets accuracy, construction and calibration requirements for the differential pressure gauges fitted to aviation fuel filters and filter-water separators. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation that carries it.↗
  13. STANAG 3609STANAG 3609 fixed aviation fuel system maintenanceAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3609 sets NATO's minimum time intervals for inspecting, maintaining and repairing fixed aviation fuel receipt, storage and dispensing systems. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  14. STANAG 3681Criteria for pressure fuelling/defuelling of aircraftAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCriteria for pressure fuelling/defuelling of aircraft↗
  15. STANAG 3682STANAG 3682 electrostatic safety connections for aircraft fuellingAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3682 sets NATO's electrostatic safety connection procedures for handling aviation fuel and for fuelling and defuelling aircraft. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  16. STANAG 3713Determination of particulate matter in aerospace hydraulic fluids using A particulate analyser - AFLP-3713 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenDetermination of particulate matter in aerospace hydraulic fluids using A particulate analyser - AFLP-3713 edition A↗
  17. STANAG 3747Guide specifications (minimum quality standards) for aviation turbine fuels (F-24, F-34, F-35, F-37, F-40 and F-44) - AFLP-3747 edition DAusg. 13WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specifications (minimum quality standards) for aviation turbine fuels (F-24, F-34, F-35, F-37, F-40 and F-44) - AFLP-3747 edition D↗
  18. STANAG 3748STANAG 3748 hydraulic fluid: petroleum, polyalphaolefin and phosphate esterAusg. 5WeiterlesenSTANAG 3748 covers petroleum, polyalphaolefin and phosphate ester hydraulic fluids. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AASSEP-07, a public NATO publication that cites it for hydraulic fluid cleanliness.↗
  19. STANAG 3756STANAG 3756 fuel receipt and delivery couplingsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 3756 sets the NATO standardized couplings for receiving and delivering aviation kerosene and diesel fuel. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  20. STANAG 3784STANAG 3784 aviation and ground fuel installations on NATO airfieldsAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3784 gives NATO's technical guidance for the design and construction of aviation and ground fuel installations on NATO airfields. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  21. STANAG 3847Helicopter in-flight refuelling (hifr) equipment - AFLP-3847 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenHelicopter in-flight refuelling (hifr) equipment - AFLP-3847 edition A↗
  22. STANAG 3887Trial reports and design criteria for in-shelter fuelling and damage repair - AFLP-3Ausg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTrial reports and design criteria for in-shelter fuelling and damage repair - AFLP-3↗
  23. STANAG 3967STANAG 3967 aviation turbine fuel filter separatorsAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 3967 sets NATO's design and performance requirements for aviation turbine fuel filter separator vessels and their coalescer and separator filter elements. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  24. STANAG 4362Fuels for future ground equipment using compression ignition or turbine engines - AFLP-4362 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFuels for future ground equipment using compression ignition or turbine engines - AFLP-4362 edition A↗
  25. STANAG 4596Guide specification for lubricating oil, naval diesel engine, severe service, grade 40 (O 278) - AFLP-4596 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification for lubricating oil, naval diesel engine, severe service, grade 40 (O 278) - AFLP-4596 edition A↗
  26. STANAG 4601Guide specification for hydraulic fluids for naval applications (H-573, H-574 and H 576) - AFLP-4601 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification for hydraulic fluids for naval applications (H-573, H-574 and H 576) - AFLP-4601 edition B↗
  27. STANAG 4605STANAG 4605 tactical fuel handling equipment technical characteristicsAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4605 sets technical characteristics for tactical fuel handling equipment (AFLP-07). NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from ALP-4.6.1, a NATO logistics publication that cites it.↗
  28. STANAG 4712Standards for maintenance of deployable fuel, receipt, storage and dispensing systemsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandards for maintenance of deployable fuel, receipt, storage and dispensing systems↗
  29. STANAG 4714Minimum quality surveillance for lubricants and associated products - AFLP-4714 edition CAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum quality surveillance for lubricants and associated products - AFLP-4714 edition C↗
  30. STANAG 4786Facilities and equipment for receipt, storage and delivery of aviation gasoline fuels - AFLP-4786 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFacilities and equipment for receipt, storage and delivery of aviation gasoline fuels - AFLP-4786 edition A↗
  31. STANAG 7011STANAG 7011 automated fuel system monitoring and control equipmentAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 7011 is the NATO agreement setting requirements for automated equipment that monitors fuel level, volume and temperature in stationary fuel storage tanks. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  32. STANAG 7013Aircraft fuelling hazard zonesAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft fuelling hazard zones↗
  33. STANAG 7017Spectrometric analysis of aircraft engine lubricants - AFLP-7017 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenSpectrometric analysis of aircraft engine lubricants - AFLP-7017 edition A↗
  34. STANAG 7029Characteristics of aircraft fuelling hoses and couplings - AFLP-7029 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCharacteristics of aircraft fuelling hoses and couplings - AFLP-7029 edition A↗
  35. STANAG 7036Fuels to be introduced into and delivered by the NATO pipeline system (nps) - AFLP-7036 edition CAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenFuels to be introduced into and delivered by the NATO pipeline system (nps) - AFLP-7036 edition C↗
  36. STANAG 7063STANAG 7063 detection and treatment of fuels contaminated by micro-organismsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 7063 is the NATO agreement on detecting and treating fuel contaminated by micro-organisms. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  37. STANAG 7071STANAG 7071 additive injection equipment for military fuelsAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7071 sets NATO's minimum design and performance requirements for equipment that injects additives into military aviation and ground fuels. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standard that implements it.↗
  38. STANAG 7090Guide specification (minimum quality standards) for NATO ground fuels (F-54, F-58, F-63 F-66, and F-67) - AFLP-7090 edition EAusg. 9WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification (minimum quality standards) for NATO ground fuels (F-54, F-58, F-63 F-66, and F-67) - AFLP-7090 edition E↗
  39. STANAG 7091Guide specifications for NATO land system oils for engines and transmissions - AFLP-7091 edition BAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specifications for NATO land system oils for engines and transmissions - AFLP-7091 edition B↗
  40. STANAG 7093Guide specification for NATO land system automotive fluids - AFLP-7093 edition CAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification for NATO land system automotive fluids - AFLP-7093 edition C↗
  41. STANAG 7101Guide specification for greases - AFLP-7101 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenGuide specification for greases - AFLP-7101 edition A↗
  42. STANAG 7102Environmental protection handling requirements for petroleum handling facilities and equipment - AFLP-7102 edition AAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEnvironmental protection handling requirements for petroleum handling facilities and equipment - AFLP-7102 edition A↗
  43. STANAG 7237Modular combined petroleum unit (mcpu) - AFLP-7237 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenModular combined petroleum unit (mcpu) - AFLP-7237 edition A↗
  44. AFLP-03Trial reports and design criteria for in-shelter fuelling and damage repairWeiterlesenTrial reports and design criteria for in-shelter fuelling and damage repair↗
  45. AFLP-07Tactical fuels handing equipment (tfhe) technical characteristicsAusg. DWeiterlesenTactical fuels handing equipment (tfhe) technical characteristics↗
  46. AFLP-1110Allowable deterioration limits for NATO armed forces fuels, lubricants and associated productsAusg. BWeiterlesenAllowable deterioration limits for NATO armed forces fuels, lubricants and associated products↗
  47. AFLP-1135Interchangeability of fuels, lubricants and associated products used by the armed forces of the north atlantic treaty nationsAusg. AWeiterlesenInterchangeability of fuels, lubricants and associated products used by the armed forces of the north atlantic treaty nations↗
  48. AFLP-1385Guide specification (minimum quality standards) for naval distillate fuels (F-75 and F-76)Ausg. CWeiterlesenGuide specification (minimum quality standards) for naval distillate fuels (F-75 and F-76)↗
  49. AFLP-1414Guidelines to ensure that contractors design and supply new equipment capable of using standardized fuels, lubricants and ssociated productsAusg. AWeiterlesenGuidelines to ensure that contractors design and supply new equipment capable of using standardized fuels, lubricants and ssociated products↗
  50. AFLP-1425Guide specification (minimum quality standards) for lubricating oil, gear light service (O-240 and O-253)Ausg. BWeiterlesenGuide specification (minimum quality standards) for lubricating oil, gear light service (O-240 and O-253)↗
  51. AFLP-2947Technical criteria for A closed-circuit refuelling systemAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical criteria for A closed-circuit refuelling system↗
  52. AFLP-3149Minimum quality surveillance for fuelsAusg. AWeiterlesenMinimum quality surveillance for fuels↗
  53. AFLP-3390Guide specification and inspection standards for fuel soluble lubricity improvers (S-1747)Ausg. BWeiterlesenGuide specification and inspection standards for fuel soluble lubricity improvers (S-1747)↗
  54. AFLP-3583Standards for differential pressure gauges used on aviation fuel filters and filter water separator vesselsAusg. AWeiterlesenStandards for differential pressure gauges used on aviation fuel filters and filter water separator vessels↗
  55. AFLP-3609Standards for maintenance of fixed aviation fuel receipt, storage and dispensing systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenStandards for maintenance of fixed aviation fuel receipt, storage and dispensing systems↗
  56. AFLP-3682Electrostatic safety connection procedures for aviation fuel handling and liquid fuel loading/unloading operations during ground transfer and aircraft fuelling/defuellingAusg. AWeiterlesenElectrostatic safety connection procedures for aviation fuel handling and liquid fuel loading/unloading operations during ground transfer and aircraft fuelling/defuelling↗
  57. AFLP-3713Determination of particulate matter in aerospace hydraulic fluids using A particle analyserAusg. AWeiterlesenDetermination of particulate matter in aerospace hydraulic fluids using A particle analyser↗
  58. AFLP-3747Guide specifications (minimum quality standards) for aviation turbine fuels (F-24, F-34, F-35, F-37, F-40 and F-44)Ausg. DWeiterlesenGuide specifications (minimum quality standards) for aviation turbine fuels (F-24, F-34, F-35, F-37, F-40 and F-44)↗
  59. AFLP-3748Hydraulic fluid, petroleum (H-515), polyalphaolefin (H-537, H-538) and phosphate ester fluids (H-522, H-523, H-524)Ausg. AWeiterlesenHydraulic fluid, petroleum (H-515), polyalphaolefin (H-537, H-538) and phosphate ester fluids (H-522, H-523, H-524)↗
  60. AFLP-3784Technical guidance for the design and construction of aviation and ground fuel installations on NATO airfieldsAusg. AWeiterlesenTechnical guidance for the design and construction of aviation and ground fuel installations on NATO airfields↗
  61. AFLP-3847Helicopter in-flight refuelling (hifr) equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenHelicopter in-flight refuelling (hifr) equipment↗
  62. AFLP-3967Design and performance requirements for aviation turbine fuel filter separator vessels and coalescer and separator elementsAusg. AWeiterlesenDesign and performance requirements for aviation turbine fuel filter separator vessels and coalescer and separator elements↗
  63. AFLP-4362Fuels for future ground equipment using compression ignition or turbine enginesAusg. AWeiterlesenFuels for future ground equipment using compression ignition or turbine engines↗
  64. AFLP-4596Guide specification for lubricating oil, naval diesel engine, severe service, grade 40 (O 278)Ausg. AWeiterlesenGuide specification for lubricating oil, naval diesel engine, severe service, grade 40 (O 278)↗
  65. AFLP-4601Guide specification for hydraulic fluids for naval applications (H-573, H-574 and H-576)Ausg. BWeiterlesenGuide specification for hydraulic fluids for naval applications (H-573, H-574 and H-576)↗
  66. AFLP-4712Standards for maintenance of deployable fuel receipt, storage and dispensing systemsAusg. AWeiterlesenStandards for maintenance of deployable fuel receipt, storage and dispensing systems↗
  67. AFLP-4714Minimum quality surveillance for lubricants and associated productsAusg. CWeiterlesenMinimum quality surveillance for lubricants and associated products↗
  68. AFLP-4786Facilities and equipment for receipt, storage and delivery of aviation gasoline fuelsAusg. AWeiterlesenFacilities and equipment for receipt, storage and delivery of aviation gasoline fuels↗
  69. AFLP-7011Automated fuel system monitoring and control equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenAutomated fuel system monitoring and control equipment↗
  70. AFLP-7017Spectrometric analysis of aircraft engine lubricantsAusg. AWeiterlesenSpectrometric analysis of aircraft engine lubricants↗
  71. AFLP-7029Characteristics of aircraft fuelling hoses and couplingsAusg. AWeiterlesenCharacteristics of aircraft fuelling hoses and couplings↗
  72. AFLP-7036Fuels to be introduced into and delivered by the NATO pipeline system (nps)Ausg. CWeiterlesenFuels to be introduced into and delivered by the NATO pipeline system (nps)↗
  73. AFLP-7063Methods of detection and treatment of fuels contaminated by micro-organismsAusg. BWeiterlesenMethods of detection and treatment of fuels contaminated by micro-organisms↗
  74. AFLP-7071Design and performance requirements for addititive injection equipment for military fuelsAusg. AWeiterlesenDesign and performance requirements for addititive injection equipment for military fuels↗
  75. AFLP-7090Guide specification (minimum quality standards) for NATO ground fuels (F-54, F-58, F-63 F-66 and F-67)Ausg. EWeiterlesenGuide specification (minimum quality standards) for NATO ground fuels (F-54, F-58, F-63 F-66 and F-67)↗
  76. AFLP-7091Guide specifications for NATO land system oils for engines and transmissionsAusg. BWeiterlesenGuide specifications for NATO land system oils for engines and transmissions↗
  77. AFLP-7093Guide specification for NATO land system automotive fluidsAusg. CWeiterlesenGuide specification for NATO land system automotive fluids↗
  78. AFLP-7101Guide specification for greasesAusg. AWeiterlesenGuide specification for greases↗
  79. AFLP-7102Environmental protection handling requirements for petroleum handling facilities and equipmentAusg. AWeiterlesenEnvironmental protection handling requirements for petroleum handling facilities and equipment↗
  80. AFLP-7237Modular combined petroleum unit (mcpu)Ausg. AWeiterlesenModular combined petroleum unit (mcpu)↗
  81. AJP-4.7Allied joint doctrine for petroleumAusg. BWeiterlesenAllied joint doctrine for petroleum↗
Logistik14 Standards
  1. STANAG 2182STANAG 2182 Allied joint doctrine for sustainment of operationsAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2182 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-4, the Allied joint doctrine for sustainment of operations; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  2. STANAG 2230STANAG 2230 doctrine for the joint logistic support groupAusg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2230 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-4.6, the allied joint doctrine for the joint logistic support group; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  3. STANAG 2234STANAG 2234 host-nation support (AJP-4.3)Ausg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2234 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement AJP-4.3, the Allied joint doctrine covering how a host nation plans and delivers support to visiting NATO forces.↗
  4. STANAG 2506STANAG 2506 Allied joint doctrine for movement (AJP-4.4)Ausg. 4WeiterlesenSTANAG 2506 is NATO's agreement committing member and partner nations to implement AJP-4.4, Allied joint doctrine for movement; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  5. STANAG 2617STANAG 2617 explosive safety and munitions risk management (ESMRM)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 2617 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement ALP-16, on explosive safety and munitions risk management (ESMRM) in NATO planning, training and operations.↗
  6. STANAG 4788Reportable item code (ric) specification - ALP-17 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenReportable item code (ric) specification - ALP-17 edition A↗
  7. STANAG 6535STANAG 6535 tactical joint logistic support groupAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 6535 is the NATO agreement by which member nations commit to implementing ALP-4.6.1, the standard for the tactical Joint Logistic Support Group.↗
  8. AJP-4AJP-4 NATO's doctrine for the sustainment of operationsAusg. CWeiterlesenAJP-4 is NATO's keystone doctrine for sustaining Allied operations - personnel, logistics, medical support, military engineering, finance and contract support - directed at commanders and staffs, not suppliers directly.↗
  9. AJP-4.3AJP-4.3 host-nation support doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenAJP-4.3 is NATO doctrine giving commanders and staffs a common framework to plan, arrange and execute host-nation support, agreed to by nations under STANAG 2234.↗
  10. AJP-4.4AJP-4.4 Allied joint doctrine for movementAusg. CWeiterlesenAJP-4.4 is NATO's Edition C doctrine for planning and coordinating the movement of personnel and materiel in joint operations; it binds nations through STANAG 2506, not companies directly.↗
  11. AJP-4.6AJP-4.6 doctrine for the joint logistic support groupAusg. CWeiterlesenNATO's doctrine for how a Joint Logistic Support Group is formed, commanded and coordinated to run logistics for a NATO operation.↗
  12. ALP-16Allied logistics publications for explosive safety and munitions risk management (esmrm) in NATO planning, training and operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenAllied logistics publications for explosive safety and munitions risk management (esmrm) in NATO planning, training and operations↗
  13. ALP-17Reportable item code (ric) specificationAusg. AWeiterlesenReportable item code (ric) specification↗
  14. ALP-4.6.1ALP-4.6.1 tactical joint logistic support group doctrineAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's tactical doctrine for the Joint Logistic Support Group, the deployable headquarters a Joint Task Force stands up to run theatre-level supply, movement and medical support during an operation.↗
Luftfahrt und Flugverkehrsmanagement70 Standards
  1. STANAG 2929Aerodrome damage repair (adr) - AATMP-03 edition BAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAerodrome damage repair (adr) - AATMP-03 edition B↗
  2. STANAG 3052Aeronautical briefing facilities - AATMP-04 edition AAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAeronautical briefing facilities - AATMP-04 edition A↗
  3. STANAG 3158STANAG 3158 day marking of airfield runways and taxiwaysAusg. 10WeiterlesenSTANAG 3158 is NATO's agreement on day marking of airfield runways and taxiways. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from AATMP-12, a public NATO helipad-marking standard that cites it for taxiway-marking criteria.↗
  4. STANAG 3297NATO standard aerodrome and heliport ats procedures - AATMP-06 edition AAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO standard aerodrome and heliport ats procedures - AATMP-06 edition A↗
  5. STANAG 3316STANAG 3316 airfield lightingAusg. 11WeiterlesenSTANAG 3316 is NATO's agreement on airfield lighting, covering AATMP-07. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from a Czech defence standards index entry and from NATO publications that cite it.↗
  6. STANAG 3346Marking and lighting of airfield obstructions - AATMP-08 edition BAusg. 9WeiterlesenMarking and lighting of airfield obstructions - AATMP-08 edition B↗
  7. STANAG 3374STANAG 3374 flight inspection of navigation and approach aidsAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3374 (AEtP-1) is the NATO agreement setting the methods, tolerances and flight manoeuvres for flight-inspecting NATO's radio and radar navigation and approach aids. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech implementation, ČOS 584101.↗
  8. STANAG 3530Radio and/or navigational aid failure procedures for operational air traffic (OAT) flightsAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenRadio and/or navigational aid failure procedures for operational air traffic (OAT) flights↗
  9. STANAG 3534STANAG 3534 airfield lighting, marking and tone down systems for deployed operationsAusg. 7WeiterlesenSTANAG 3534 is the NATO agreement on airfield lighting, marking and tone-down systems for non-permanent and deployed airfields. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from the Czech defence standards index entry for the standard that implements it.↗
  10. STANAG 3619Helipad and heliport marking and lighting - AATMP-12 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenHelipad and heliport marking and lighting - AATMP-12 edition A↗
  11. STANAG 3634Runway friction and braking conditions - AATMP-13 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenRunway friction and braking conditions - AATMP-13 edition A↗
  12. STANAG 3697Airfield aircraft arresting systemsAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAirfield aircraft arresting systems↗
  13. STANAG 3712Airfield rescue and fire-fighting services identification categoriesAusg. 9WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAirfield rescue and fire-fighting services identification categories↗
  14. STANAG 3758Signals used by air traffic service units for control of pedestrian and vehicular traffic in the manoeuvring area of airfields - AATMP-17 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenSignals used by air traffic service units for control of pedestrian and vehicular traffic in the manoeuvring area of airfields - AATMP-17 edition A↗
  15. STANAG 3759NATO supplement to icao doc 8168-OPS/611, volume II, for the preparation of instrument approach and departure procedures - AATCP-1 edition EAusg. 10WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO supplement to icao doc 8168-OPS/611, volume II, for the preparation of instrument approach and departure procedures - AATCP-1 edition E↗
  16. STANAG 3817NATO supplement to icao doc 4444 annex 2, doc 4444-ATM/501, annex 10 vol II and doc 9432-AN/952 - NATO radiotelephony phraseology- AATCP-2 edition AAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO supplement to icao doc 4444 annex 2, doc 4444-ATM/501, annex 10 vol II and doc 9432-AN/952 - NATO radiotelephony phraseology- AATCP-2 edition A↗
  17. STANAG 3863Minimum fire protection requirements for aircraft ground operationsAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum fire protection requirements for aircraft ground operations↗
  18. STANAG 3896Aerospace emergency rescue and mishap response information (emergency services) - AATMP-21 edition AAusg. 7WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAerospace emergency rescue and mishap response information (emergency services) - AATMP-21 edition A↗
  19. STANAG 3929Evaluation guide for NATO crash/fire/rescue servicesAusg. 6WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenEvaluation guide for NATO crash/fire/rescue services↗
  20. STANAG 3970Content and format of flight information publication (flip) terminal high/low instrument approach procedures, instrument departure procedures and aerodrome diagrams/layouts - AATMP-23 edition AAusg. 5WeiterlesenContent and format of flight information publication (flip) terminal high/low instrument approach procedures, instrument departure procedures and aerodrome diagrams/layouts - AATMP-23 edition A↗
  21. STANAG 4565Airborne multi-mode receiver (mmr) for precision approach and landingAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAirborne multi-mode receiver (mmr) for precision approach and landing↗
  22. STANAG 4720STANAG 4720 air traffic management safety management systemAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4720 is NATO's standard for Air Traffic Management (ATM) Safety Management Systems. NATO has not released it publicly; this page describes it from NATO publications whose safety annexes require full safety surveys in accordance with it.↗
  23. STANAG 7005Exchange of aeronautical information publication (aip) and flight information publication (flip) dataAusg. 9WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenExchange of aeronautical information publication (aip) and flight information publication (flip) data↗
  24. STANAG 7012Minimum radiotelephony (r/t) aerodrome departure proceduresAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum radiotelephony (r/t) aerodrome departure procedures↗
  25. STANAG 7048Crash, fire-fighting and rescue (cfr) response readinessAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenCrash, fire-fighting and rescue (cfr) response readiness↗
  26. STANAG 7051Minimum requirements for crash fire-fighting and rescue (cfr) operations in support of home station and deployed operationsAusg. 4WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum requirements for crash fire-fighting and rescue (cfr) operations in support of home station and deployed operations↗
  27. STANAG 7104Airfield aircraft arresting system operating procedures - AATMP-30 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenAirfield aircraft arresting system operating procedures - AATMP-30 edition A↗
  28. STANAG 7131Aircraft classification number (acn)/pavement classification number (pcn) - AEP-46(B)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAircraft classification number (acn)/pavement classification number (pcn) - AEP-46(B)↗
  29. STANAG 7132Personal protective and firefighting equipment requirements for fire and emergency operations - AATMP-33 edition AAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPersonal protective and firefighting equipment requirements for fire and emergency operations - AATMP-33 edition A↗
  30. STANAG 7134Control of lighting at airfields during NVG operationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenControl of lighting at airfields during NVG operations↗
  31. STANAG 7145Minimum core competency levels and proficiency of skills for fire fightersAusg. 5WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenMinimum core competency levels and proficiency of skills for fire fighters↗
  32. STANAG 7162Standardization of physical fitness evaluation and maintenance program for firefighters - AATMP-37 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenStandardization of physical fitness evaluation and maintenance program for firefighters - AATMP-37 edition A↗
  33. STANAG 7174Airfield and heliport/helipad clearance planes - AATMP-38 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAirfield and heliport/helipad clearance planes - AATMP-38 edition A↗
  34. STANAG 7179Planning guidelines for fire and emergency services response to major fire and emergency incidentsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenPlanning guidelines for fire and emergency services response to major fire and emergency incidents↗
  35. STANAG 7181STANAG 7181 airfield pavement condition index surveysAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 7181 is NATO's agreement that participating nations implement AEP-56, the method and index for surveying and reporting airfield pavement condition.↗
  36. STANAG 7183The minimum crash fire-fighting and rescue (cfr) equipment standards for aviation capable vesselsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenThe minimum crash fire-fighting and rescue (cfr) equipment standards for aviation capable vessels↗
  37. STANAG 7193Incident command system for fire and emergency services responses to incidentsAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenIncident command system for fire and emergency services responses to incidents↗
  38. STANAG 7199NATO supplement T icao doc 8168 volume I - flight procedures - AFPP-1 edition BAusg. 3WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO supplement T icao doc 8168 volume I - flight procedures - AFPP-1 edition B↗
  39. STANAG 7204NATO minimum requirements for personnel providing air traffic management (ATM) and air navigation services (ans) in nato-led operations - AATMP-46 edition AAusg. 2WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO minimum requirements for personnel providing air traffic management (ATM) and air navigation services (ans) in nato-led operations - AATMP-46 edition A↗
  40. STANAG 7206Assessment guides for the provision of fire services during deployed operationsAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenAssessment guides for the provision of fire services during deployed operations↗
  41. STANAG 7216Tactics techniques and procedures (TTP) for establishing air traffic control (ATC) in times of crisis and conflict - AATMP-02 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenTactics techniques and procedures (TTP) for establishing air traffic control (ATC) in times of crisis and conflict - AATMP-02 edition A↗
  42. STANAG 7234STANAG 7234 RPAS airspace integrationAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 7234 is NATO's agreement committing member and partner nations to implement AATMP-51, the harmonized procedures for integrating military RPAS into shared airspace; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  43. STANAG 7235NATO standard CNS equipage for A deployable ATM CNS capability - AATMP-52 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenNicht öffentlich freigegebenNATO standard CNS equipage for A deployable ATM CNS capability - AATMP-52 edition A↗
  44. AATCP-1NATO supplement to icao doc 8168-OPS/611 volume II for the preparation of instrument approach and departure procedureAusg. EWeiterlesenNATO supplement to icao doc 8168-OPS/611 volume II for the preparation of instrument approach and departure procedure↗
  45. AATCP-2NATO supplement to icao doc 4444 annex 2, doc 4444 ATM/501, annex 10 vol II and doc 9432 AN/952 - NATO radiotelephony phraseologyAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO supplement to icao doc 4444 annex 2, doc 4444 ATM/501, annex 10 vol II and doc 9432 AN/952 - NATO radiotelephony phraseology↗
  46. AATMP-01NATO standard for air traffic management (ATM) safety management system (sms)Ausg. AWeiterlesenNATO standard for air traffic management (ATM) safety management system (sms)↗
  47. AATMP-02Tactics techniques and procedures (TTP) for establishing air traffic control (ATC) in times of crisis and conflictAusg. AWeiterlesenTactics techniques and procedures (TTP) for establishing air traffic control (ATC) in times of crisis and conflict↗
  48. AATMP-03Aerodrome damage repair (adr)Ausg. BWeiterlesenAerodrome damage repair (adr)↗
  49. AATMP-04Aeronautical briefing facilitiesAusg. AWeiterlesenAeronautical briefing facilities↗
  50. AATMP-05Day marking of airfield runways and taxiwaysAusg. BWeiterlesenDay marking of airfield runways and taxiways↗
  51. AATMP-06NATO standard aerodrome and heliport ats proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO standard aerodrome and heliport ats procedures↗
  52. AATMP-07Airfield lightingAusg. AWeiterlesenAirfield lighting↗
  53. AATMP-08AATMP-08 marking and lighting of airfield obstructionsAusg. BWeiterlesenAATMP-08 sets NATO's method for marking and lighting airfield obstructions, agreed by nations under STANAG 3346 and applied by NATO airfield operators alongside civil ICAO Annex 14 practice.↗
  54. AATMP-12AATMP-12 helipad and heliport marking and lightingAusg. AWeiterlesenAATMP-12 is NATO's Allied Publication on helipad and heliport marking and lighting for Visual Meteorological Conditions, given force through STANAG 3619.↗
  55. AATMP-13AATMP-13 runway friction and braking conditionsAusg. AWeiterlesenAATMP-13 sets the NATO Maintenance Friction Levels used to test runway surface friction, and the corrective maintenance and NOTAM actions a low reading triggers.↗
  56. AATMP-16Airfield rescue and firefighting services identification categoriesAusg. AWeiterlesenAirfield rescue and firefighting services identification categories↗
  57. AATMP-17AATMP-17 airfield ground traffic control signalsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO's agreed visual light signals for controlling pedestrian and vehicle traffic on an airfield's manoeuvring area, promulgated under STANAG 3758.↗
  58. AATMP-21Aerospace emergency rescue and mishap response information (emergency services)Ausg. AWeiterlesenAerospace emergency rescue and mishap response information (emergency services)↗
  59. AATMP-23AATMP-23 flight information publication chart requirementsAusg. AWeiterlesenAATMP-23 sets the minimum information and format for NATO terminal approach charts, departure charts and aerodrome diagrams, agreed by nations under STANAG 3970.↗
  60. AATMP-30AATMP-30 airfield aircraft arresting system operating proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenAATMP-30 sets NATO's common air traffic control and pilot radio procedures for requesting, activating and clearing an airfield's aircraft arresting system.↗
  61. AATMP-33Personal protective and firefighting equipment requirements for fire and emergency operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenPersonal protective and firefighting equipment requirements for fire and emergency operations↗
  62. AATMP-37Standardization of physical fitness evaluation and maintenance program for firefightersAusg. AWeiterlesenStandardization of physical fitness evaluation and maintenance program for firefighters↗
  63. AATMP-38Airfield and heliport/helipad clearance planesAusg. AWeiterlesenAirfield and heliport/helipad clearance planes↗
  64. AATMP-46NATO minimum requirements for personnel providing air traffic management (ATM) and air navigation services (ans) in nato-led operationsAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO minimum requirements for personnel providing air traffic management (ATM) and air navigation services (ans) in nato-led operations↗
  65. AATMP-51AATMP-51 NATO RPAS airspace integration proceduresAusg. AWeiterlesenAATMP-51 is the NATO Allied publication setting out harmonized procedures, covered by STANAG 7234, for integrating military remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS) into national and international airspace alongside manned aircraft.↗
  66. AATMP-52NATO standard CNS equipage for A deployable ATM CNS capabilityAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO standard CNS equipage for A deployable ATM CNS capability↗
  67. AEP-46Criteria for the aircraft classification number (acn)/pavement classification number (pcn)Ausg. BWeiterlesenCriteria for the aircraft classification number (acn)/pavement classification number (pcn)↗
  68. AEP-56AEP-56 airfield pavement condition index surveysAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO's method for scoring airfield pavement condition through visual distress surveys (PCI), used to plan maintenance, repairs and aircraft operating restrictions.↗
  69. AEtP-01Flight inspection of NATO radio/radar navigation and approach aidsAusg. EWeiterlesenFlight inspection of NATO radio/radar navigation and approach aids↗
  70. AFPP-1NATO supplement to icao doc 8168 volume I - flight proceduresAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO supplement to icao doc 8168 volume I - flight procedures↗
Modellierung und Simulation25 Standards
  1. STANAG 4603STANAG 4603 modelling and simulation architecture (HLA)Ausg. 3WeiterlesenSTANAG 4603 is NATO's agreement by which member nations commit to the IEEE 1516 High Level Architecture standards for simulation interoperability.↗
  2. STANAG 4816STANAG 4816 UCATT laser engagement interface and ammunition tableAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANAG 4816 is NATO's agreement for nations to implement the UCATT laser engagement interface, enumerations and test plan standards, so laser training equipment interoperates in coalition exercises.↗
  3. STANAG 4855STANAG 4855 reference for enumerations for simulation interoperabilityAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4855 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement SISO-REF-010, the reference for enumerations for simulation interoperability; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  4. STANAG 4856STANAG 4856 command and control to simulation (C2SIM) interoperabilityAusg. 1WeiterlesenSTANAG 4856 is NATO's agreement committing member nations to implement SISO-STD-019 and SISO-STD-020, the SISO standards for command and control to simulation (C2SIM) interoperability; it binds nations, not suppliers, directly.↗
  5. STANREC 4794Allied framework for modelling and simulation as A service (MSAAS) concept of employment - AMSP-02 edition AAusg. 1WeiterlesenAllied framework for modelling and simulation as A service (MSAAS) concept of employment - AMSP-02 edition A↗
  6. STANREC 4799NATO reference architecture for distributed synthetic training - AMSP-03 edition BAusg. 2WeiterlesenNATO reference architecture for distributed synthetic training - AMSP-03 edition B↗
  7. STANREC 4800STANREC 4800 NATO education and training network federation object modelAusg. 3WeiterlesenSTANREC 4800 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AMSP-04 Edition C as the object model for federating NATO education and training simulation systems.↗
  8. STANREC 4801STANREC 4801 NATO modelling and simulation handbook for training and exercisesAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4801 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AMSP-05 Edition B as the modelling and simulation handbook for NATO training and exercises.↗
  9. STANREC 4813STANREC 4813 guidance for NG-NRMM mobility modelling (AMSP-06)Ausg. 1WeiterlesenSTANREC 4813 is NATO's non-binding recommendation that nations use AMSP-06 (Edition A) to build next-generation NATO reference mobility models (NG-NRMM) for vehicle acquisition and design; adoption is voluntary, not required.↗
  10. STANREC 4815STANREC 4815 NATO modelling and simulation standards profileAusg. 2WeiterlesenSTANREC 4815 is a NATO recommendation, not a binding agreement, naming AMSP-01 as the standard nations are invited to adopt for interoperability across NATO's modelling and simulation domain.↗
  11. AMSP-01AMSP-01 NATO modelling and simulation standards profileAusg. EWeiterlesenNATO's reference profile of modelling and simulation standards, recommended rather than mandated, that nations and NATO M&S programmes consult when choosing an interoperability, scenario or environment standard to build to.↗
  12. AMSP-02AMSP-02 concept of employment for Modelling and Simulation as a ServiceAusg. AWeiterlesenAMSP-02 sets out NATO's Allied Framework for Modelling and Simulation as a Service, defining stakeholder roles and the service-agreement, security and compliance-testing policies that govern shared M&S services.↗
  13. AMSP-03AMSP-03 NATO reference architecture for distributed synthetic trainingAusg. BWeiterlesenNATO's reference architecture for building distributed synthetic training environments, recommended rather than mandated, that nations and NATO M&S programmes consult when designing a collective training and exercise capability.↗
  14. AMSP-04AMSP-04 NETN-FOM simulation interoperability data modelAusg. CWeiterlesenAMSP-04 defines the NETN-FOM, a shared HLA data model that lets national and NATO simulation systems exchange scenario, tasking and reporting data in joint training exercises.↗
  15. AMSP-05AMSP-05 NATO handbook for modelling and simulation in training and exercisesAusg. BWeiterlesenAMSP-05 is a NATO handbook that guides M&S support planners through applying modelling and simulation to plan and design NATO training exercises and computer-assisted exercises.↗
  16. AMSP-06AMSP-06 next-generation NATO mobility model guidanceAusg. AWeiterlesenNATO guidance defining the terrain data, vehicle physics and validation approach a next-generation mobility-prediction tool needs, reaching a company only once a contract or acquisition programme names it.↗
  17. IEEE 1516IEEE standard for modeling and simulation (M&S) high level architecture (HLA) - framework and rulesWeiterlesenIEEE standard for modeling and simulation (M&S) high level architecture (HLA) - framework and rules↗
  18. IEEE 1516.1IEEE standard for modeling and simulation (M&S) high level architecture (HLA) - federate interface specificationWeiterlesenIEEE standard for modeling and simulation (M&S) high level architecture (HLA) - federate interface specification↗
  19. IEEE 1516.2IEEE standard for modeling and simulation (M&S) high level architecture (HLA) - object model template (omt) specificationWeiterlesenIEEE standard for modeling and simulation (M&S) high level architecture (HLA) - object model template (omt) specification↗
  20. SISO-REF-010Reference for enumerations for simulation interoperabilityWeiterlesenReference for enumerations for simulation interoperability↗
  21. SISO-REF-073-00-2020Ucatt laser engagement interface stanad (u-leis) test planWeiterlesenUcatt laser engagement interface stanad (u-leis) test plan↗
  22. SISO-REF-079-2025Reference for ucatt consolidated enumerationsWeiterlesenReference for ucatt consolidated enumerations↗
  23. SISO-STD-016-00-2016Standard for ucatt laser engagement interfaceWeiterlesenStandard for ucatt laser engagement interface↗
  24. SISO-STD-019Standard for command and control systems - simulation systems interoperationWeiterlesenStandard for command and control systems - simulation systems interoperation↗
  25. SISO-STD-020Standard for land operations extension (lox) to command and control systems - simulation systems interoperationWeiterlesenStandard for land operations extension (lox) to command and control systems - simulation systems interoperation↗
Terminologie1 Standards
  1. STANAG 3680STANAG 3680 terminology in the NATOTerm databaseAusg. 6WeiterlesenSTANAG 3680 is NATO's agreement committing member states to use the terminology marked 'AAP-06' in the NATOTerm database as their agreed reference for NATO terms.↗
Standardisierungsmanagement4 Standards
  1. AAP-03AAP-03 NATO's directive for producing standardization documentsAusg. KWeiterlesenAAP-03 is NATO's internal directive setting out how NATO standardization documents get proposed, developed, ratified or approved, promulgated and reviewed. It creates no direct obligation for a supplier.↗
  2. AAP-32AAP-32 formatting NATO standardization documentsAusg. CWeiterlesenAAP-32 is NATO's own formatting and drafting handbook for NATO standardization documents; it is a house style NATO's document custodians follow, not a requirement any supplier implements.↗
  3. AAP-52The ‘top-down’ approach to NATO standardizationAusg. BWeiterlesenThe ‘top-down’ approach to NATO standardization↗
  4. AAP-77AAP-77 NATO terminology manualAusg. AWeiterlesenAAP-77 is NATO's own manual for building and agreeing bilingual (English/French) terminology used in NATO documents; it is a house style, not a requirement any supplier implements.↗
ISO-Managementsysteme14 Standards
  1. EN 9100AS9100 and EN 9100: the aerospace quality standardWeiterlesenOne aerospace quality standard published under three names: AS9100 in the Americas, EN 9100 in Europe, JISQ 9100 in Asia-Pacific. It contains ISO 9001 in full and adds the requirements aviation, space and defence put on top.↗
  2. ISO 10007Quality management - Guidelines for configuration managementWeiterlesenQuality management - Guidelines for configuration management↗
  3. ISO 14001Environmental management systems - Requirements with guidance for useWeiterlesenEnvironmental management systems - Requirements with guidance for use↗
  4. ISO 19443Quality management systems - Specific requirements for the application of ISO 9001:2015 by organizations in the supply chain of the nuclear energy sector supplying products and services important to nuclear safety (ITNS)WeiterlesenQuality management systems - Specific requirements for the application of ISO 9001:2015 by organizations in the supply chain of the nuclear energy sector supplying products and services important to nuclear safety (ITNS)↗
  5. ISO 28000Security and resilience - Security management systems - RequirementsWeiterlesenSecurity and resilience - Security management systems - Requirements↗
  6. ISO 37001Anti-bribery management systems - Requirements with guidance for useWeiterlesenAnti-bribery management systems - Requirements with guidance for use↗
  7. ISO 37301Compliance management systems - Requirements with guidance for useWeiterlesenCompliance management systems - Requirements with guidance for use↗
  8. ISO 45001Occupational health and safety management systems - Requirements with guidance for useWeiterlesenOccupational health and safety management systems - Requirements with guidance for use↗
  9. ISO 50001Energy management systems - Requirements with guidance for useWeiterlesenEnergy management systems - Requirements with guidance for use↗
  10. ISO 55001Asset management - Management systems - RequirementsWeiterlesenAsset management - Management systems - Requirements↗
  11. ISO 9001ISO 9001 quality managementWeiterlesenISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management systems. ComplyTrain is structured around its clause structure, so your QMS is audit-ready by design.↗
  12. ISO/IEC 17025General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratoriesWeiterlesenGeneral requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories↗
  13. ISO/IEC 20000-1Information technology - Service management - Part 1: Service management system requirementsWeiterlesenInformation technology - Service management - Part 1: Service management system requirements↗
  14. ISO/IEC 42001Information technology - Artificial intelligence - Management systemWeiterlesenInformation technology - Artificial intelligence - Management system↗
Informationssicherheits-Management (ISO/IEC-27000-Familie)3 Standards
  1. ISO/IEC 27001ISO 27001 information security managementWeiterlesenISO 27001 is the standard for an information security management system (ISMS). ComplyTrain gives you the framework to build, run and evidence your ISMS - the certificate stays yours to earn.↗
  2. ISO/IEC 27002ISO 27002 information security controlsWeiterlesenISO 27002 is the implementation guidance for the information-security controls listed in ISO 27001 Annex A. ComplyTrain holds each control as a requirement with the evidence that shows it is operating - which is what an auditor samples.↗
  3. ISO/IEC 27005ISO 27005 information security risk managementWeiterlesenISO 27005 is the guidance for managing information security risk - the assessment and treatment that ISO 27001 requires but does not describe. ComplyTrain runs it as a living register, not an annual document.↗
Cybersicherheits-Frameworks und Kontrollen1 Standards
  1. NIST SP 800-171NIST SP 800-171 protecting Controlled Unclassified InformationAusg. Rev. 3WeiterlesenUS federal security requirements for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information on nonfederal systems, binding once a federal contract or agreement invokes them.↗
Medizinprodukte und Gesundheitssoftware1 Standards
  1. ISO 13485Medical devices - Quality management systems - Requirements for regulatory purposesWeiterlesenMedical devices - Quality management systems - Requirements for regulatory purposes↗
Normen und Methoden des Risikomanagements12 Standards
  1. ISO 22301Security and resilience - Business continuity management systems - RequirementsWeiterlesenSecurity and resilience - Business continuity management systems - Requirements↗
  2. ISO 31000ISO 31000 risk managementWeiterlesenISO 31000 is the international guidance for managing risk. ComplyTrain’s risk management is structured around its process, so risk is a living framework across the organisation, not a spreadsheet reviewed once a year.↗
  3. ISO/IEC 23894Information technology - Artificial intelligence - Guidance on risk managementWeiterlesenInformation technology - Artificial intelligence - Guidance on risk management↗
  4. FAIROpen FAIR Risk Analysis Standard (O-RA)WeiterlesenOpen FAIR Risk Analysis Standard (O-RA)↗
  5. IEC 31010Risk management - Risk assessment techniquesWeiterlesenRisk management - Risk assessment techniques↗
  6. IEC 60812Failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA and FMECA)WeiterlesenFailure modes and effects analysis (FMEA and FMECA)↗
  7. IEC 61508Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systemsWeiterlesenFunctional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems↗
  8. IEC 61882Hazard and operability studies (HAZOP studies) - Application guideWeiterlesenHazard and operability studies (HAZOP studies) - Application guide↗
  9. NIST AI RMFNIST AI RMF, a framework for managing AI system riskAusg. 1.0WeiterlesenA voluntary US framework of four functions, Govern, Map, Measure and Manage, for organizations to manage AI system risk, with no certification scheme.↗
  10. NIST SP 800-30NIST SP 800-30 information security risk assessmentsAusg. Rev. 1WeiterlesenNIST's guide to running an information security risk assessment, from threat sources and vulnerabilities through to a level of risk.↗
  11. NIST SP 800-37NIST SP 800-37 risk management framework for information systemsAusg. Rev. 2WeiterlesenNIST's seven-step Risk Management Framework for categorizing federal information systems, selecting and implementing security and privacy controls, and having an authorizing official decide whether the residual risk is acceptable.↗
  12. COSO ERMEnterprise Risk Management - Integrating with Strategy and PerformanceWeiterlesenEnterprise Risk Management - Integrating with Strategy and Performance↗

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    AS9100 und EN 9100: der Qualitätsstandard für die Luft- und Raumfahrt

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    AQAP: die Allied Quality Assurance Publications der NATO

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    Qualitätssicherung nach AQAP 2110

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    AQAP 2131 Endprüfung und Test

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    AQAP 2210 Software-Qualitätssicherung

    AQAP 2210 ergänzt AQAP 2110 oder AQAP 2310 um die softwarespezifischen Anforderungen der NATO an die Qualitätssicherung. Sie wird nie allein genannt: Sie ergänzt das geforderte Qualitätsmanagementsystem für den Softwareanteil der Lieferung.

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    STANAG: die NATO-Standardisierungsabkommen

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    STANAG 4586 Interoperabilität der UAS-Steuerung

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    STANAG 4609 ISR Motion Imagery

    STANAG 4609 legt fest, wie NATO-Bewegtbilddaten und die zugehörigen Metadaten für die Auswertung formatiert werden. ComplyTrain verknüpft die 35 technischen Anforderungen dieses Standards mit dem Verfahren, das die jeweilige Anforderung umsetzt.

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    STANAG 4671 Lufttüchtigkeit von UAS

    STANAG 4671 legt die Lufttüchtigkeitsanforderungen für unbemannte militärische Luftfahrzeuge fest. ComplyTrain liefert den USAR-Anforderungsbaum und den Satz an Zertifizierungsdokumenten mit. Die Konformitätsmatrix, die ein Assessor verlangt, entsteht damit als reguläres Ergebnis des Systems.

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Fragen, die zu diesen Normen gestellt werden

Ist ein STANAG ein Gesetz?

Nein. Ein STANAG ist eine Vereinbarung zwischen NATO-Nationen. Es bindet eine Nation, sobald diese es ratifiziert hat, und es erreicht ein Unternehmen nur über einen Vertrag, der das STANAG oder die Publikation darunter nennt. Lesen Sie die Klausel, nicht die STANAG-Nummer: Die Klausel sagt, welche Ausgabe und welche Teile gelten.

Was ist der Unterschied zwischen einem STANAG und einer Allied Publication?

Das STANAG ist die Vereinbarung; die Allied Publication ist die Norm. STANAG 4107 ist zum Beispiel die Vereinbarung, die staatliche Qualitätssicherung der jeweils anderen anzuerkennen und die AQAPs anzuwenden. AQAP 2110 ist eine der Publikationen, die es abdeckt, und es ist AQAP 2110, dessen Erfüllung ein Vertrag von Ihnen verlangt. Im Explorer listet ein STANAG die Publikationen auf, die es trägt, und eine Publikation nennt das STANAG, unter dem sie steht.

Brauche ich AQAP 2110 oder ISO 9001?

Oft beides. AQAP 2110 baut auf ISO 9001 auf und ergänzt die Anforderungen, die ein Verteidigungsvertrag zusätzlich braucht, etwa den Qualitätsplan, das Konfigurationsmanagement und das Recht des Kunden auf staatliche Qualitätssicherung. Ein Qualitätssystem, das ISO 9001 bereits folgt, ist der übliche Ausgangspunkt. Welche AQAP gilt und ob zusätzlich ein zertifiziertes ISO-9001-System verlangt wird, legt die Beschaffungsbehörde im Vertrag fest. Siehe AQAP 2110 und ISO 9001.

Was ist ein STANREC?

Eine NATO Standardization Recommendation: eine Publikation, die die NATO als gute Praxis empfiehlt, ohne die Nationen um Ratifizierung zu bitten. Ein STANREC hat für sich genommen keine Bindungswirkung, aber ein Käufer kann es in einen Vertrag schreiben, und eine Vertragsklausel bindet Sie, wie das Dokument auch heißen mag.

Woher bekomme ich den Text einer Norm?

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Zertifiziert ComplyTrain uns nach einer Norm?

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