MIL-S-19984 Attachment 1.pdf

MIL-S-19984

ATTACHMENT 1 October 28, 2003

1. Page 2, paragraph, 2.1.1, under “STANDARDS” delete “FED-STD-751 – Stitches, Seams, and Stitchings”

2. Page 3, paragraph 3.3.1, lines 1-2, delete “6.5 to 7.0 ounce, Khaki shade 2122 conforming to type I of MIL-C-29404” substitute “8.1 to 8.9 ounces per linear yard (based on 56 inch width cloth), top dyed, matching Khaki shade USMC M-I (see 6.3), and shall conform to Type III of MIL-C-29404”

3. Page 5, paragraph 3.4, line 2, delete referenced figures 1 through 4 and insert new figures 1 and 2 as per attached.

4. Page 5, paragraph 3.4, lines 4-6, delete “The class 1 shirts shall have safety stitch armhole, side and sleeve seams and a sandwich type shoulder seam and the class 2” insert “The” and at the end of the paragraph insert “All class shirts shall have permanent creases on front and back of shirt (see 3.4.1).”

5. Page 5, After paragraph 3.4 add new paragraph as follows:

“3.4.1 Permanent creases. Each shirt shall have 3 vertical permanent creases on the shirt back (excluding yoke) and 2 vertical permanent creases on the shirt front including permanent creases through the front pocket and front pocket flaps. Each permanent crease shall be a single continuous line formed by applying a 1/16 inch (nominal) silicone adhesive non-staining bead to the backside of the basic material. The silicone bead shall be applied to the following cut parts prior to assembly, back, fronts, pockets, and top pocket flaps. Each bead shall be applied evenly and equally in a straight vertical line from the top to the bottom of each cut part. The finished permanent creases shall show no evidence of flaking, decomposition, failure to retain creases, cracking, staining, strike back onto face of material, or increased stiffness when tested for resistance to dry heat, steam pressing and perchloroethylene solvent as specified in 4.5.6.”

6. Page 5, paragraph 3.5, lines 8-10, delete “For class 1, the standard pattern provides ¼-inch seam allowance for safety stitch construction. For class 2, the” and substitute “The”.

7. Page 6, paragraph 3.6, line 4, delete “FED-STD-751” substitute “ASTM D-6193”.

8.Page 7, Table I, operation 4, delete “Make breast pockets.” and substitute “Make breast pockets and permanent crease.”

9. Page 8, Table I, operation 4, Finished appearance, at end of paragraph insert “The permanent crease shall be a continuous even line positioned In accordance with marks on the pattern and shall be uniform in appearance.”

10. Page 8, Table I, After operation 4a, add new paragraphs as follows:

“b. Press and crease the pockets from the top of the pockets to the bottom of the pockets in a straight vertical line centered in the pocket width as indicated by marks on the pattern.”

c. Apply an even continuous 1/16 inch silicone bead to the crease in the pocket on the back side of the basic material.”

11. Page 8,Table I, re-letter operations 4b and 4c to 4d and 4e respectively.

12. Page 8, Table I, Operation 5, Delete “Make breast pocket flaps.” substitute “Make breast pocket flaps and permanent crease.”

13. Page 8, Table I, operation 5, Finished appearance, at end of paragraph insert “The permanent crease shall be a continuous even line positioned in accordance with the marks on the pattern and shall be uniform in appearance.”

14. Page 8, Table I, After operation 5a, add new paragraphs as follows:

“b. Press and crease the pocket flaps from the top of the pocket to the bottom of the pocket flaps in a straight vertical line centered in the pocket width as indicated by marks on the pattern.”

c. Apply an even continuous 1/16 inch silicone bead to the center of the pre-pressed crease in the pocket on the back side of the basic material.”

15. Page 8,Table I, re-letter operations 5b, 5c, to 5d and 5e respectively.

16. Page 9, Table I, re-letter operations 5d, 5e and 5f to 5f, 5g and 5h respectively.

17. Page 10, Table I, After operation 6, insert new operation 7 as follows:

“7. Make permanent crease in fronts.

a. Press and crease each front from the top to the bottom with a straight vertical crease in accordance with the marks on the pattern.

b. Apply an even continuous 1/16 inch silicone bead to the center of the pre-pressed crease in each front on the back side of the basic material.

18. Page 10, operation 7, renumber operation to operation 8.

19. Page 10, Table I, before operation 8, insert new operation 9 as follows:

“9. Apply permanent creases to back.

Finished appearance: The permanent creases shall each be a continuous even line of uniform appearance.”

a. Press and crease back from top to bottom of back with 3 straight vertical creases positioned in accordance with marks on the pattern. There shall be one crease at the center on the back and one on each side of the center equidistant from the center crease.

b. Apply an even continuous 1/16 inch bead of silicone to the center of each of the three pre-pressed creases on the back side of the basic material.”

20. Pages 10 –1g, Table I, operations 10-21, sequentially re-number all operations starting at 10 and ending with 23.

21. Page 10, Table I, operation 8, before operational step a, delete “Class 1” and delete operational step a in its entirety and after step a, delete “Class2”.

22. Page 10-11, Table I, operation 8, re-letter step b and c to step a and b respectively.

23. Page 11, Table I, operation 10, at end of Finished appearance paragraph, insert “The permanent crease on pocket flap, pocket and front shall vertically align and exhibit the appearance of a single continuous unbroken line on each front.”

24. Pages 12, Table I, operation 11, After finished appearance paragraph, Delete

“Class 1” and delete operation 11a in its entirety and delete “Class 2”.

25. Page 12, Table I, operation 11 b. re-letter operation to 11a.

26. Page 14, Table I, after operation 14 a, Delete “Class 1” and operation step 14b in its entirety and delete “Class 2”.

27. Page 14, Table I, operation 14, re-letter operation 14c to 14b.

28. Page 14, operation 15, After finished appearance paragraph, delete “Class1” and delete operation step 15 a in its entirety and delete “Class2”.

29. Page 14, Table I, operation 15b, re-letter operation to 15 a.

30. Page 19, paragraph 4.3, line 3, delete “MIL-STD-105” and substitute “ANSI Z1.4”.

31. Page 20, paragraph 4.5.3, line 7, after “MIL-STD-1492” insert “and shall be examined for defects listed in paragraph 4.5.3.1”

32. Page 20, after paragraph 4.5.3, insert new paragraph as follows:

“ 4.5.3.1 Visual and constructional defects for permanent creases. Permanent crease omitted, mispositioned, misaligned, crooked, wavy, angled, or not positioned vertically straight. The three creases on front, pocket and pocket flap do not create the appearance of a single continuous line, silicone bead is greater than or less than 1/16 inch. Evidence of flaking, decomposition, failure to retain crease, or cracking. Silicone not in crease line, excessive silicone, missing silicone, voids, or not uniform application or appearance of silicone bead, staining or strike back through to face of the material.

33. Page 20, After paragraph 4.5.5 add new paragraphs 4.5.6, 4.5.6.1 and 4.5.6.2 as follows:

“4.5.6 Permanent crease testing. Shirt lots shall be tested as specified in 4.5.6.1 and 4.5.6.2 prior to the presentation of each lot. The sample unit for each specified test shall be one shirt selected at random from the end item lot. Three test specimens shall be cut for testing from each shirt. A single result of failure in any of the specified tests shall be recorded as lot failure.

4.5.6.1 Permanent crease resistance tests. The shirt samples shall have a minimum rating of “good” when evaluated for permanent crease resistance to dry heat (3 exposures) in accordance with AATCC 117 at a minimum of 400oF, and steam pressing and perchlorothylene solvent (3 exposures) in accordance with AATCC-132.”

4.5.6.2 Permanency of crease test. The permanently crease test specimen shall be soaked for 30 minutes in water containing a minimum amount of a suitable wetting agent to thoroughly wet out the cloth. The temperature of the water shall be 165o + 5oF. The wet out test specimens shall be removed without squeezing and shall be air dried or dried at a temperature not exceeding 180oF, while laying flat on an absorbent surface such as paper hand toweling or kitchen type tissue. The wet out and dried test specimens shall be compaired with a standard sample prepared in the same manner. The sharpness of crease on the test specimen shall not be less than that of the standard sample. Results shall be reported as “pass” or “fail”.”

34. Pages 23-26, Delete figures(Figure1, Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4), insert new figures (Figure 1 and Figure2) as per attached.