Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com AMCP 706,196 The Department of Army (DA) and US Army fe.lble to list current directives and think- Materiel Command (AMC) :ontinually up- ing since they change !roiwi time to time. date their pratices and schedules In order Therefore, une should ,.ontu.t the appropri- that learning from pat expetience and pre- ate .Directorates of AV.C for current informa. sent- thinking can improve the materiel ac. tion. qui•Aion process in the future, It is not REFERENCES 1, testing, Practical Reliability, Vol. III, tion, Annapolis, MD, April 1967. NASA CR.1128, Research Triangle Insti- tute, Research Triangle Park, NC, August 5.
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