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STANAG 1380
STANAG 1380 naval radio and radar radiation hazard manual
Suppliers of munitions and weapon systems containing electrically initiated devices, and the authorities that manage electromagnetic radiation hazards to them.
STANAG 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.
- Edition
- 5
- Published
- 2015-08-20
NATO has not released this STANAG publicly. It is NATO UNCLASSIFIED, and organisations that need it obtain it through their national standardization authority.
What it is
STANAG 1380 is the NATO Standardization Agreement on naval radio and radar radiation hazards, covering AECP-02/MECP-02 edition D. Edition 5 was promulgated in August 2015, sponsored by NATO's MC, MCMSB, E3 RADHAZ. NATO has not released STANAG 1380 publicly, so this page describes it from a public NATO publication that cites it.
Where it is cited
The public citations come from AASTP-05. In listing what personnel and facilities near a missile installation must be protected from, it names electromagnetic radiation emitted by the system and directs readers to STANAG 1380 "for information regarding procedures to be taken to avoid the hazards that are associated with munitions and weapon systems embodying EIDs" (electrically initiated devices). Elsewhere, where the National Technical Authority permits the use of such devices and provides a safety distance to protect electrically initiated ordnance, AASTP-05 adds that STANAG 1380/AECP-2 "also provides a calculation methodology for determining safety distances and managing the effects of EMR on munitions and weapon systems containing electrically initiated devices (EIDs)."
STANAG 2345 lists STANAG 1380, with AECP-02, among its other related documents, alongside STANAG 1379, the NATO RADHAZ warning sign.
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