Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com Contents—Continued Section VI Support Equipment and Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE), page 18 General • 2–17, page 18 Supply • 2–18, page 18 Maintenance • 2–19, page 18 Ancillary operational equipment • 2–20, page 19 Cost analysis documentation • 2–54, page 26 Section XVI Materiel Fielding Planning, page 26 Developer • 2–55, page 26 Gaining commands • 2–56, page 26 Section XVII Environmental Planning, page 26 Safety • 2–57, page 26 Design • 2–58, page 26 Operation and support • 2–59, page 26 Testing • 2–60, page 26 Hazardous material • 2–61, page 27 Environmental documentation • 2–62, page 27 Packaging, handling, and storage • 2–63, page 27 Demilitarization, EOD, and disposal • 2–64, page 27 Other • 2–65, page 27 Section VII Training and Training Devices, page 19 General • 2–21, page 19 Institutional training • 2–22, page 19 Unit training • 2–23, page 19 New equipment training (NET) • 2–24, page 20 Planning documentation • 2–25, page 20 Section VIII Technical Data, page 20 Equipment manuals • 2–26, page 20 Authorization documents • 2–27, page 20 Drawings • 2–28, page 20 Chapter 3 Milestone II Decision Review Issues/Criteria, page 27 Section IX Computer Resources Support, page 20 General • 2–29, page 20 System or end item operation • 2–30, page 20 System or end item maintenance • 2–31, page 21 Post deployment software support (PDSS) • 2–32, page 21 Management planning • 2–33, page 21 Section I Design Influence, page 27 Safety and health hazard assessment • 3–1, page 27 Energy efficiency • 3–2, page 28 Other design parameters • 3–3, page 28 Section II Maintenance Planning, page 28 General • 3–4, page 28 Unit/AVUM level • 3–5, page 28 DS and GS (AVIM) levels • 3–6, page 28 Depot level • 3–7, page 29 Section X Transportation and Transportability, page 21 Mobility—strategic and tactical • 2–34, page 21 Transportability • 2–35, page 21 Transportability report and engineering analysis • 2–36, page 22 Section XI Facilities, page 22 Base operations and services support • 2–37, page 22 Logistical • 2–38, page 22 Training • 2–39, page 22 Planning documentation—support facility annex • 2–40, page 22 Section III Manpower and Personnel, page 29 Operator/Crew • 3–8, page 29 Maintenance • 3–9, page 30 Supply • 3–10, page 30 Transportation—vehicle operators • 3–11, page 31 Analysis documentation • 3–12, page 31 Section XII Standardization and Interoperability, page 22 General • 2–41, page 22 Command, control and communications (CCC) • 2–42, page 22 Battlefield surveillance and target designation and acquisition systems • 2–43, page 23 Ammunition • 2–44, page 23 Petroleum, oils, and lubricants (POL) • 2–45, page 23 Components and repair parts • 2–46, page 23 Aircraft servicing • 2–47, page 23 Section IV Supply Support, page 31 General • 3–13, page 31 Retail • 3–14, page 32 Wholesale • 3–15, page 33 Planning documentation—provisioning plan (PP) • 3–16, page 33 Section V Packaging, Handling, and Storage, page 33 Packaging • 3–17, page 33 Handling and storage • 3–18, page 34 Security.
• 3–19, page 34 Section XIII Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM), page 23 Reliability • 2–48, page 23 Availability and system readiness objective • 2–49, page 24 Maintainability • 2–50, page 24 Section VI Support Equipment and TMDE, page 34 Supply • 3–20, page 34 Maintenance • 3–21, page 34 Ancillary operational equipment • 3–22, page 36 Section XIV Support Management and Analysis, page 24 Support management • 2–51, page 24 Support analysis • 2–52, page 25 Section VII Training and Training Devices, page 36 Institutional training • 3–23, page 36 Unit training • 3–24, page 37 New Equipment Training (NET) • 3–25, page 37 Section XV Cost Analysis and Funding, page 26 Logistics–related R&D • 2–53, page 26 ii DA PAM 700–28 • 15 April 1994