G1_Flyer's_Jacket_Tech_Data.pdf

Jacket, Flyer’s, Intermediate, Type G-1 PGC 00618

Size NSN UPC 36 8415-00-268-7797 718020342160 38 8415-00-268-7798 718020342177 40 8415-00-268-7799 718020342184 42 8415-00-268-7800 718020342191 44 8415-00-268-7801 718020342207 46 8415-00-268-7802 718020342214 48 8415-00-526-7624 718020343198 50 8415-01-453-8746 718020017518 52 8415-01-453-8758 718020017525 54 8415-01-453-8765 718020017532 48L 8415-01-456-6976 718020017969 50L 8415-01-456-6993 718020017976 52L 8415-01-456-6997 718020017983

RQ009: INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE AT ORIGIN

RP001: DLA PACKAGING REQUIREMENTS FOR PROCUREMENT

RA001: THIS DOCUMENT INCORPORATES TECHNICAL AND/OR QUALITY

REQUIREMENTS (IDENTIFIED BY AN 'R' OR AN 'I' NUMBER) SET FORTH IN FULL

TEXT IN THE DLA MASTER LIST OF TECHNICAL AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

FOUND ON THE WEB AT:

http://www.dla.mil/HQ/Acquisition/Offers/eProcurement.aspx. FOR

SIMPLIFIED ACQUISITIONS, THE REVISION OF THE MASTER IN EFFECT ON THE

SOLICITATION ISSUE DATE OR THE AWARD DATE CONTROLS. FOR LARGE

ACQUISITIONS, THE REVISION OF THE MASTER IN EFFECT ON THE RFP ISSUE

DATE APPLIES UNLESS A SOLICITATION AMENDMENT INCORPORATES A FOLLOW-ON

REVISION, IN WHICH CASE THE AMENDMENT DATE CONTROLS.

SECTION C- DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATION

JACKET, FLYER'S, MEN'S, INTERMEDIATE, TYPE G-1, LEATHER, BROWN

PATTERN DATE: JANUARY 15, 2004

SHADE EVALUATION IS REQUIRED FOR EVERY LOT OF LEATHER, MOUTON AND KNIT

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS:

STANDARD SAMPLE FOR LEATHER, CATTLEHIDE, MIL-DTL-32092 TYPE I, CLASS

2, BROWN 3756 IS AVAILABLE UNDER PIECE NUMBER 04133 FOR SHADE ONLY.

STANDARD SAMPLE FOR LEATHER, GOATSKIN, KK-L-170, CLASS 2, BROWN 3756

IS AVAILABLE UNDER PIECE NUMBER 04132 FOR SHADE ONLY.

STANDARD SAMPLE FOR CLOTH, PILE (SYNTHETIC MOUTON, KNITTED) MIL-C-

6590C, TYPE II, BROWN 3755 IS AVAILABLE UNDER PIECE NUMBER 10078 FOR

SHADE, COLORFASTNESS TO DRY CLEANING, WET-DRY CROCKING AND FINISH.

STANDARD SAMPLE FOR KNIT, BROWN 3754 IS AVAILABLE UNDER PIECE NUMBER

14066 FOR SHADE, COLORFASTNESS AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR DLA TROOP SUPPORT LOGO LABEL:

Jacket requires DLA Troop Support Logo

NOTE: REFER TO THE "LABEL INSTRUCTIONS FOR DLA TROOP SUPPORT LOGO

ENCLOSURE 1"

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR MIL-J-7823:

JACKET, FLYER'S, INTERMEDIATE, TYPE G-1 SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE

WITH MIL-J-7823E(AS), 15 JAN 71 AND THE FOLLOWING INTERIM

SPECIFICATION CHANGES:

Page 1, Paragraph 1.2, delete and substitute:

"1.2 Classification. The jacket is available in the sizes and lengths below:

Sizes: 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, and 60 Lengths: Regular and Long".

Page 1-3, Section 2, delete in its entirety and substitute:

"2.1 General. The documents listed in this section are specified in sections 3 and 4 of this document. This section does not include documents cited in other sections of this purchase description or recommended for additional information or as examples. While every effort has been made to ensure the completeness of this list, document users are cautioned that they must meet all specified requirements of documents cited in sections 3 and 4 of this purchase description, whether or not they are listed.

2.2 Government documents.

2.2.1 Specifications, standards and handbooks. The following

specifications and standards form a part of this document to the extent specified herein. Unless otherwise specified, the issues of these documents are those cited in the solicitation or contract (see 6.2).

FEDERAL SPECIFICATIONS

V-T-871 - Button, Sewing Hole, and Button, Staple (Plastic)

JJ-W-155 - Webbing, Textile (Cotton, Elastic)

COMMERCIAL ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

A-A-50186 - Cloth, Buckram, Woven and Nonwoven A-A-50198 - Thread, Gimp, Cotton, Buttonhole A-A-52106 - Cloth, Twill or Plain Weave, Polyester and Polyester Blend A-A-55634 - Zipper (Fasteners, Slide Interlocking) A-A-59826 - Thread, Nylon

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SPECIFICATIONS

KK-L-170 - Leather, Kidskin, or Goatskin, Chrome-Tanned MIL-C-43665 - Cloth, Wool: Mothproofing Treatment of MIL-C-6590 - Cloth, Pile (Synthetic Mouton, Knitted) MIL-DTL-508 - Cloth, Oxford, Nylon, 3 Ounce MIL-DTL-10884 - Fasteners, Snap MIL-DTL-32075 - Label: For Clothing, Equipage, and Tentage (General Use) MIL-DTL-32092 - Leather, Cattlehide, Deerskin and Horsehide, Chrome Tanned

(Copies of these documents are available online at http://assist.daps.dla.mil/quicksearch or from the Standardization Document Order Desk, 700 Robbins Avenue, Building 4D, Philadelphia, PA 19111-5094.)

2.3 Non-Government publications. The following documents form a part of this document to the extent specified herein. Unless otherwise specified, the issues of the documents are those listed cited in the solicitation or contract (see 6.2).

AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION

NASM27980 - Fasteners, Snap, Style 2 (Regular Wire Spring Clamp Type)

(Copies of these documents are available from http://www.aia-aerospeace.org or Aerospace Industries Association of America, 1250 Eye Street, N.W., Suite 1200 Washington, DC 20005-3924).

AATCC

AATCC Evaluation Procedure 9 - Visual Assessment of Color Difference of Textiles AATCC Test Method 8 - Colorfastness to Crocking: AATCC Crockmeter Method AATCC Test Method 15 - Colorfastness to Perspiration AATCC Test Method 16 - Colorfastness to Light AATCC Test Method 61 - Colorfastness to Laundering: Accelerated AATCC Test Method 81 - pH of the Water-Extract from Wet Processed Textiles

AATCC Test Method 99 - Dimensional Changes of Woven or Knitted Wool Textiles; Relaxations, Consolidation and Felting (2004 Edition)

(Copies of this document are available from http://www.aatcc.org or AATCC, P.O. Box 12215, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709- 2215.)

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY

ASQ-Z1.4 - Procedures, Sampling and Tables for Inspection by Attributes

(Copies of this document are available from http://www.asq.org or the American Society for Quality, 600 North Plankinton Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53203.)

ASTM INTERNATIONAL

ASTM D2594 - Standard Test Method for Stretch Properties of Knitted Fabrics Having Low Power ASTM D3776 - Mass per Unit Area (Weight) of Fabric, Standard Test Method for ASTM D3887 - Tolerances of Knitted Fabrics, Standard Specification for ASTM D6193 - Stitches and Seams, Standard Practices for

(Copies of this document are available from http://www.astm.org or ASTM International, 100 Barr Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959)."

Page 3, Paragraph 3.2.1.1, delete and substitute:

3.2.1.1 Basic material .The basic material used as the outershell of the jacket shall be fabricated from leather 2-1/2 ounces thick, conforming to Class 2, Type I of MIL-DTL-32092 with the exceptions listed below. The leather shall be dyed brown to match Navy Shade 3756. The cattlehide leather shall have a goatskin grain finish. As an alternate the Class 2 of KK-L-170, may be used with the exceptions below.

a. Shrinkage temperature - the average shrinkage Temperature shall be 94 degrees c with a minimum Value of 90 degrees c for any specimen.

b. Elongation - at least 80% of the specimens tested shall have a minimum elongation of 20.0% and a maximum elongation of 60.0% at a load of 25 pounds.

c. The requirements for pH, chrome and ash content are deleted.

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.2.2.1, At end of paragraph insert "As an alternate cloth conforming to A-A-52106, Class 1 may be used.".

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.2.3, Line 2, delete "CCC-C-438, Type II, Class 2" and substitute "A-A-50186, Type II".

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.3, delete and substitute:

3.2.3. Mouton. The mouton for the top portion of the collar shall conform to MIL-C-6590, Type II, except that the weight shall be 24 ounces per square yd. minimum. The mouton shall be dyed brown to match Navy shade 3755 when inspected as specified in 4.5.1.

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.4, delete and substitute:

"3.2.4 Knit components. The cuffs and waistband knit components of the jacket shall be either inherently flame resistant or flame resistant treated, shall be capable of excellent stretch and recovery and shall meet the physical requirements listed below. Elastic shall be incorporated into the components to aid in meeting the stretch and recovery requirement. When tested, there shall be sufficient elastic in the components to ensure the components meet the knit stretch and recovery requirements. The elastic used shall not be visually noticeable in the finished component. When an aramid fiber blend is used for the knit components, the blend shall include a conductive fiber to meet the electrostatic decay requirement. The use of reprocessed, reused or waste wool shall be prohibited.

TABLE IA. Knit component requirements

CHARACTERISTIC REQUIREMENT

Waistband weight 11 oz/sq yd (minimum) Weight per dozen pairs of cuffs 11 ounces (minimum) Bursting strength 80 lbs (minimum) Flame resistance (excludes wool fibers) After flame time 2 seconds (maximum) After glow time 25 seconds (maximum) Char length 3.5 imches (maximum) No melting or dripping (synthetic fibers only) Pass Stretch 90% (minimum) Recovery 85 to 100% pH 5.0 to 8.0 pH (wool only) 4.0 to 8.0 Mothproofing (wool only) Pass Shrinkage, length or width (including relaxation shrinkage) (wool only) 13% Electrostatic decay (aramid blend only) See 3.2.4.5

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.4.1 Waistband. The jacket's knit waistband shall be a 1 x 1 rib and conform to the requirements in 3.4.2.

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.4.2. Cuffs. The wrist cuffs shall conform to the requirements in 3.4.2. The cuffs shall have a 1 x 1 rib in its middle section and its ends shall be tapered with a tuck or expanding stitch. The finished cuff shall have a circular seamless construction.

The cuffs dimensions and configuration shall conform to Figure 15.

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.4.3 Color. When available, the knit components shall match the standard sample. When no standard is available, the color of the knit components shall be a good match to the jacket's basic leather material in 3.2.1.1.

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.4.4 Colorfastness. When available, the knit components shall show colorfastness to light, laundering, perspiration, wet-dry cleaning and crocking equal to or better than the standard. When no standard is available, the knit components shall show a minimum rating of 3 or better.

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.4.5 Eletrostatic decay. The finished cloth shall, when charged toward + 5000 volts and -5000 volts, reach a minimum level of +4000 volts and -4000 volts respectively and shall dissipate 90 percent of this charge in no more than 1/2 second. The average wale results and average course results shall meet these requirements before and after five launderings.

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.5, Line 1 delete "V-T-295" and substitute "A-A- 59826". Line 2, delete "Class 1 or 2" and substitute "Class A or B".

Page 4, Paragraph 3.2.6, Line 2, delete "V-T-280, Types I or II, Size Number 8" and substitute "A-A-50198" soft finish, Tex 210 or glazed finish Tex 180.

Page 5, Paragraph 3.2.9, delete and substitute:

3.2.9 Slide fastener. The slide fastener shall conform to A-A-55634 and Table I and II. The chain endurance inspection of A-A-55634 is applicable. The chain and all other metal components shall be brass with a natural finish, except the slider may be fabricated from a zinc alloy, brass plated. The tape of the slide fastener shall be woven from yarns of 100% textured polyester, spun polyester,100% cotton warp with nylon fill, or intimate blends of nylon/cotton, polyester/cotton, or 100% spun aramid. The tape's color shall be a good match to the basic material (3.2.1.1) with "good" colorfastness to launder and wet-dry cleaning. The slider shall close the slide in the upward direction.

TABLE I. Slide fastener requirements

CHARACTERISTIC REQUIREMENT

Type Separating, nonreversible Style Automatic, left-handed separating unit Size Medium Heavy Type of pull Wire stirrup, 1-1/4 inches long (minimum)

Table II - Slide fasteners lengths

JACKET SIZE SLIDE FASTENER LENGTH INCHES

Regular Long 32 20 ¼ 21 ¾ 34 20 ¼ 21 ¾ 36 21 ¼ 22 ¾ 38 21 ¼ 22 ¾

40 22 ¼ 23 ¾ 42 22 ¼ 23 ¾ 44 22 ¼ 23 ¾ 46 22 ½ 24 ¼ 48 22 ½ 24 ¼ 50 23 24 ½ 52 23 24 ½ 54 23 24 ½ 56 23 ½ 25 58 23 ½ 25 60 23 ½ 25

Page 5, Paragraph 3.2.9.1 Thong. The thong shall be fabricated from the basic material (leather) material in 3.2.1.1 and shall be looped through and securely knotted to the pull, approximately at the center of the thong length. The width of the thong shall be 5/16 ± (1/16) inches. The free finished length of the thong shall be 2-½ (± ¼) inches long. The end of the thong shall be cut on an angle of approximately 60 degrees.

Page 6, Paragraph 3.2.10, Line 2, delete "MS27980" and substitute

"NASM27980".

Page 6, Paragraph 3.2.11, Lines 1 and 2, delete "MIL-E-20652, Style A and MS63033-3-1563" and substitute "Figure 16"

Page 6, Paragraph 3.4.1, delete and substitute:

"3.4.1 Cutting. The leather and the lining shall be cut in strict accordance with the furnished patterns. The knitted material for the waistband shall be cut in the wale direction of the knit. The lining gussets may be cut from the ends."

Page 6, Paragraph 3.4.1, add new paragraph:

"3.4.1.1 Patterns. The government will furnish a complete set of patterns, which provides for a ½ inch seam allowance for all seams.

The pattern contains markings for eyelet, pocket, flap, and welt placements. The government patterns shall be used to create the contractor's working patterns. Minor modifications are permitted to the contractor's working pattern where necessary when using automatic equipment or to accommodate the manufacturer's production process.

These modifications shall not alter the appearance, serviceability or dimensional requirements cited in this specification. The jacket shall be constructed from the pattern pieces listed in Table IIA.

TABLE IIA - Pattern parts list Material Piece Nomenclature Specification Nomenclature Cut# Leather: FRONT Front 2 BACK Back 1 SIDE_BACK Side Back 2 TOP_SLEEVE Top sleeve 2 UND_SLEEVE Under sleeve 2 RGHTFACING Right front facing 1

LEFTFACING Left front facing 1 FRONT_FLAP Front flap 1 UND_COLLAR Under collar 1 BELT Belt 1 SKIRT Skirt 1 GUSSET Gusset 2 PATCH_PKT Patch pocket 2 TOP_FLAP Top flap 2 UNDER_FLAP Under flap 2 WELTINSPKT Welt inside pocket 1 FACINSPKT Facing inside pocket 1 PNCLPKWLFA Pencil pocket (welt and facing) 2 COLLAR_TAB Collar tab 2 FRT_ALTERN Front alternate 2 RGHTFACALT Right front facing alternate 1 LEFTFACALT Left front facing alternate 1 ALTFRNTEXT Alternate front extension 2 ALTFACEXRT Alternate facing extension right 1 ALTFACEXLT Alternate facing extension left 1

Lining, nylon: FRT_LINING Front lining 2 BACKLINING Back lining 1 SIDBACKLIN Side back lining 2 TOPSLVLING Top sleeve lining 2 UNDSLVLING Under sleeve lining 2 SKIRT_LING Skirt lining 1 GUSSETLING Gusset lining 2 PATCHPKLIN Patch pocket lining 2 PNCLPKTLIN Pencil pocket lining 1

Buckram interlining, UNCOL_INTG Under collar interlining 1 cotton: UNDFLAPINT Under flap interlining 2

Mouton (fur): TPCOL_MOUT Top collar mouton (fur) 1

Knit cloth: WBAND_KNIT Waistband knit 1

Webbing, elastic: ELASTWEBBI Elastic webbing 4

Silesia cloth, cotton INSPKTGOUT Inside pocketing outer 1 INSPKTGINN Inside pocketing inner 1 Note: There are no pattern pieces for the knitted cuffs, leather hanger, hanger reinforcement and the leather reinforcement for the eyelet associated with the welt pocket.".

Page 6, Paragraph 3.4, at end of paragraph add, "Figures 12 to 14 are for information only. When an inconsistency exists between Figures 12 to 14 and the specification, the specification shall govern." .

Page 7, Paragraph 3.4.3, Line 17, delete "FED-STD-751" and substitute

"ASTM D6193".

Page 8, Paragraph 3.5, Table III, delete and substitute:

Table III - Finished jacket measurements

1/2 Chest (A) 1/2 Waist (B) Back Length (C) SIZE Regular Long 32 18 ½ 16 ½ 20 ¼ 21 ¾ 34 19 ½ 17 ½ 20 ¾ 22 ¼ 36 20 ½ 18 ½ 21 ¼ 22 ¾ 38 21 ½ 19 ½ 21 ¾ 23 ¼ 40 22 ½ 20 ½ 22 ¼ 23 ¾ 42 23 ½ 21 ½ 22 ½ 24 44 24 ½ 22 ½ 22 ¾ 24 ¼ 46 25 ½ 23 ½ 22 7/8 24 3/8 48 26 ½ 24 ½ 23 24 ½ 50 27 ½ 25 ½ 23 1/8 24 5/8 52 28 ½ 26 ½ 23 ¼ 24 ¾ 54 29 ½ 27 ½ 23 3/8 24 7/8 56 30 ½ 28 ½ 23 ½ 25 58 31 ½ 29 ½ 23 5/8 25 1/8 60 32 ½ 30 ½ 23 ¾ 25 ¼

TOL. + ½ + ½

Sleeve Inseam Length (D) Collar Length (E) Collar Height (F) Regular Long 14 ¾ 16 15 3/4 2 ¾ 14 ¾ 16 16 1/4 2 3/4 15 ¾ 17 16 3/4 2 3/4 15 ¾ 17 17 1/4 2 3/4 16 ¾ 18 17 3/4 2 3/4 16 ¾ 18 18 1/4 2 3/4 17 ¾ 19 18 3/4 2 3/4 17 ¾ 19 19 1/4 2 3/4 18 ¾ 20 19 3/4 2 3/4 18 ¾ 20 20 1/4 2 3/4 19 ¾ 21 20 3/4 2 3/4 19 ¾ 21 21 1/4 2 3/4 20 ¾ 22 21 3/4 2 3/4 20 ¾ 22 22 1/4 2 3/4 21 ¾ 23 22 3/4 2 3/4 +1/8 +1/8

Table IIIA - Finished jacket pocket measurements (inches) Finished jacket pocket parts Finished dimensions Tolerance

Patch pocket length (G) 7-1/4 ± 1/8 Patch pocket width (H) 7 ± 1/8 Pocket flap, length at center (J) 2-3/4 ± 1/8 Pocket flap, length at sides (K) 2 ± 1/8

Pocket flap, width (L) 7-1/4 ± 1/8 Pencil pocket welt, length (M) ½ ± 1/8 Pencil pocket welt, width (N) 1 ± 1/8 Pencil pocket, depth (P) 6 ± 1/8 Inside pocket welt, length (R) 7 ± 1/8 Inside pocket welt, width (T) 7/8 ± 1/8 Inside pocket, depth (U) 7-1/2 ± 1/8

Page 9, Paragraph 3.7, delete and substitute:

3.7 Label. A combination, identification and size label shall be centered (± ½ inch) below the hanger tape and edge stitched on all four sides to the lining only. The label shall conform to Type VI, Classes 1 and 2 of MIL-DTL-32075. The label shall contain the following inscription

NOMENCLATURE: JACKET, FLYER'S INTERMEDIATE, TYPE G-1

SIZE: 40 (EXAMPLE)

SPECIFICATION: MIL-J-7823E(AS)

NAME OF MANUFACTURER: XYZ COMPANY (EXAMPLE)

NSN: 8415-00-000-0000 (EXAMPLE)

CONTRACT NUMBER: SPM1C1-10-D-0000 (EXAMPLE).

Pages 9 and 10, Paragraph After 3.8 add new paragraph:

"3.9 Bagging preparation. Each jacket's slide fastener shall be fully closed, the snap fastener shall be snapped together, the pocket flaps shall be buttoned, and the color closing tab shall be folded back and buttoned. Each jacket shall be prepared as follows:

a. Place the jacket face down and fold the sleeves across the back.

b. Fold in half by bringing the bottom up to the top.

Page 11, After 4.4.1.2 add new paragraph:

"4.4.2 In-process examination. Visual and dimensional examinations shall be made at any point or during any phase of the manufacturing process to determine whether construction details which cannot be examined in the finished product are in accordance with requirements specified in Section 3. Materials and components, which can be classified as having a defect in accordance with Table V shall be removed from production."

Page 11, Paragraph 4.5.1, delete in its entirety and substitute:

4.5.1 Knit component tests. The characteristics specified in 3.4.2 shall be tested in accordance with the test methods specified in Table IIIB. Unless otherwise specified, the tests shall apply to both the cuffs and the waistband.

TABLE IIIB. Knit component verification Property Verification method Weight for waistband ASTM D 3776, Option C Weight per dozen pairs of cuffs See 4.5.1.1 Bursting strength ASTM D3787, Scott Tester

Flame resistance (excludes wool fibers) ASTM D6413 After flame time After glow time Melting or dripping (synthetic fibers only) ASTM D6413 Stretch and recovery ASTM D2594 pH AATCC 81 Mothproofing (wool only) See 4.5.1.2 Shrinkage, length or width (including AATCC 99 (2004), relaxation shrinkage) (wool only) paragraph 7 for 1 cycle Electrostatic decay (aramid blend only) See 4.5.1.3 Knit type See 4.5.1.4 Colorfastness to light AATCC 16, Option 3 Colorfastness to laundering AATCC 61, Test 2A Colorfastness to perspiration AATCC 15 Colorfastness to crocking AATCC 8 Color See 4.5.1.5

4.5.1.1 Weight per dozen pairs test for cuffs. Twelve pairs of cuffs shall be weighted on any scale that can be calibrated to the nearest ounce. The results shall be recorded.

4.5.1.2. Mothproofing test. When wool is used, all testing specified in MIL-C-43665 shall be performed. The contractor shall identify the mothproofing treatment used.

4.5.1.3 Electrostatic decay test (aramid blend only). The specimen shall be a 3-inch by 5-inch rectangular piece of material. The warp or filling yarns shall run parallel to the 5-inch length of the specimen. The direction of the test (warp or filling) shall be along the length of the specimens and each specimen shall be labeled accordingly in one corner. Test specimens shall be cut so that no two contain the same set of warp and filling yarns. Six specimens, three warp and three filling, shall be tested. The apparatus shall consist of a humidity test chamber, a meter for measuring relative humidity (RH) and temperature, a faraday cage, a source capable of outputting 5000 volts, and a recorder on which voltage behavior with respect to time may be plotted. The faraday cage shall contain two parallel electrodes, on which specimens may be mounted and charged, and a sensor by which voltage on the specimen surface may be detected. The apparatus shall also include voltage meters to display the applied voltage, and the voltage detected by the sensor.

The faraday cage and specimens to be tested shall be pre-conditioned at 10 (±2) percent relative humidity overnight, and conditioned at 20 (±2) percent relative humidity for a minimum of 24 hours at approximately 75° (±5°)F. The specimens shall be tested at 20 (±2) percent relative humidity and 75° (±5°)F. An air-ionizing blower can be used within the chamber while conditioning, although the blower must be turned off once testing begins. Allow the test equipment 1 hour of warm-up time. Adjust voltage source for a charging voltage of 5000 volts. Mount a 3-inch by 5-inch aluminum plate across the electrodes in the faraday cage such that it is centered in front of the voltage sensor opening. Apply a charge of 5000 volts, and calibrate the voltage meter designated to indicate detected voltage on the sample equal to 5000 volts. Remove the aluminum plate. Mount a specimen tautly across the electrodes, centering it over the sensor opening. The surface of the test specimen (back or front) shall face the sensor. A deionizing bar may be used on the specimen before the test to remove residual charge. Apply 5000 volts to the electrodes for a period of 20 seconds. At the end of the 20-second period, the high voltage (5000 volts) shall be turned off and the specimen immediately grounded. The voltage behavior of the specimen with respect to time shall be plotted on the recorder.

The maximum voltage level reached on the specimen shall be measured from the recorder curve as the difference between the highest level and the lowest level of the full decay curve. If the specimen did not reach a maximum voltage of at least 4000 volts during the 20-second charging period, the specimen shall be recorded as non-passing and the reason noted. The time for the charge to decay from the maximum voltage is less than ½ second, and considered not acceptable otherwise. Record the maximum voltage level and decay time to 10 percent. The reason for any failures shall be noted. Remove specimen. Repeat test for each side of each specimen of the test fabric. Recalibrate periodically, at the minimum between each set of six specimens. Report the average time to decay to 10 percent of the maximum voltage for each of the warp and filling directions, as well as the overall average for each fabric tested. It shall be indicated whether the fabric is acceptable, or non-acceptable.

4.5.1.4 Knit stitch verification. One cuff and one waistband shall be visually examined for conformance to the required knit stitches. The results shall be recorded as pass or fail.

4.5.1.5 Visual shade matching. The color and appearance of the finished material shall be viewed using AATCC Evaluation Procedure 9, Option A, with a light source simulating artificial daylight (illuminant D75), a color temperature of 7500 (+ 200) degrees K, and an illumination of 100 (+ 20) foot candles. Also, under incandescent lamplight (illuminant A) at a color temperature of 2856 (+ 200) degrees K, the color and appearance shall be a good match to the standard sample. A knit component shall be unacceptable if it fails to meet the requirements for shade match.

Page 13 to 24, Table V, any defect in table with Footnote "1/" delete "1/" and substitute "X" in the "Major" defect category. At end of Table V, delete Footnote "1/" in its entirety.

Page 15, Table V. Under defects for "KNITTED WRIST CUFFS AND WAISTBAND" add "d. Dimensions of cuff not in accordance with Figure 15 - Major"

e. Elastic grinning though component - Major".

Page 22, Table V, under "FRONT OPENING," subparagraphs 1 and 2, delete and substitute:

"1. More than 1/8 inch but not more than 3/8 inch"

2. More than 3/8 inch".

Under "POCKET AND FLAPS", subparagraph 1, delete and substitute:

"1. More than 1/8 but not more than 3/8 inch".

Page 25, Table VI, delete and substitute:

Table VI - Dimensional defects for finished jacket Defect Finished jacket Any measurement deviating from the measurements specified in 3.5, Table III and IIIA and applicable tolerances shall be enumerated as a dimension defect. Dimensional defects shall be categorized as Major defects.

Equal length The variation in length between the left for sleeve and right sleeve inseams shall be enumerated as a , dimensional defect when it exceeds ½ inch. This defect shall be categorized as a Major defect.

Page 26, Paragraph 4.5.3, Line 6, after "position." delete remainder of information and insert "The inside pocket measurements shall be taken with the jacket open. Refer to figures 12 to 14 when taking measurements for A through U. The jacket shall be measured as follows:

A. Chest - Measurement shall be taken on a closed jacket across the front at the base of the armhole from folded edge to folded edge to seam line of gusset, not including gusset.

B. Waist - Measurement shall be taken across front of closed jacket above ribbing seam line at bottom of jacket.

C. Back Length - Center back length shall be taken down center from center back of undercollar seam to bottom of jacket at seam line to ribbing.

D. Sleeve Inseam - Measurement shall be taken from base of armhole seam, from center of the gusset, along underarm to bottom edge of leather at seam line to knitted wristlet.

E. Undercollar length. Measurement shall be taken along base of undercollar at neckline, from collar edge to collar edge, with collar in flat position.

F. Undercollar height. Measurement shall be taken at center back from neckline seam to finished edge of collar.

G. Patch pocket, length. Measurement shall be taken at center of finished pocket from top edge to bottom edge.

H. Patch pocket, width. Measurement shall be taken at center of finished pocket from side edge to side edge.

J. Pocket flap, at center. Measurement shall be taken at center of finished pocket flap from top edge to bottom edge.

K. Pocket flap, at sides. Measurement shall be taken at each side of finished pocket flap from top edge to bottom edge.

L. Pocket flap, width. Measurement shall be taken at top of finished pocket flap from side edge to side edge.

M. Pencil pocket welt, length. Measurement shall be taken at center of welt from seam to seam.

N. Pencil pocket welt, width. Measurement shall be taken at center from top edge of welt to bottom welt seam.

P. Pencil pocket, depth. Measurement shall be taken from the welt opening to the bottom of the finished pocket.

R. Inside pocket welt, length. Measurement shall be taken from seam to seam.

T. Inside pocket welt, width. Measurement shall be taken top edge of welt to welt seam.

U. Inside pocket, depth. Measurement shall be taken from welt opening to bottom of pocket.".

Page 26, Paragraph 4.5.3.1, 4.5.3.2, 4.5.3.3, and 4.5.3.4. Delete these paragraphs in their entirety.

Page 27, Section 5, delete in its entirety and substitute:

"5. PACKAGING.

"5.1 Packaging. For acquisition purposes, the packaging requirements shall be as specified in the contract or order (see 6.2). When actual packaging of material is to be performed by DoD or in-house contractor personnel, these personnel need to contact the responsible packaging activity to ascertain packaging requirements. Packaging requirements are maintained by Inventory Control Point's packaging activity within the Military Service or Defense Agency, or within the military service's system commands. Packaging data retrieval is available from the managing Military Department's or Defense Agency's automated packaging files, CD-ROM products, or by contacting the responsible packaging activity.".

Page 29, Paragraph 6.2, delete and substitute:

"6.2 Acquisition documents. Acquisition documents must specify the following:

a. Title, number, and date of this purchase description, including any amendments.

b. Applicable Government including any revisions and non-government documents cited under Section 2.

c. Size, quantity desired (see 1.2).

d. National stock number.

e. Applicable Government patterns, including revisions.

f. First article and conformance inspection requirements (Section 4.3 and 4.4).

g. Name and address of the first article inspection facility; and the name and address of the Government activity responsible for conducting the first article inspection program.

h. Packaging requirements (see 5.1)."

Page 29, Paragraph 6.3, delete and substitute:

"6.3 Information requests. For access to information such as patterns, drawings, standard shade samples of cloth etc. go to Defense Supply Center Philadelphia's website for their Specification/Pattern/Drawing Request form, http://www.dscp.dla.mil/portal/sreqfrm.aspx. Complete the request form and then submit. Requests to use equivalent materials and/or components or to make changes to the pattern should be sent to the contracting officer for approval by the military services.

Page 29, After 6.4, add the following information:

"Custodian: NAVY-AS" and "Review Activity: NAVY-NU"

Page 41 to 44, Delete "INDEX" in its entirety.

At end of document add new Figures 1 to 16. See enclosure 2.

DELETE CURRENT "BARCODE LABEL/TAG" REQUIREMENTS AND SUBSTITUTE THE

FOLLOWING:

LABEL TAG: EACH ITEM SHALL BE INDIVIDUALLY BAR-CODED WITH A PAPER TAG

FOR PERSONAL CLOTHING ITEMS. THE PAPER USED FOR THE TAGS SHALL BE

STANDARD BLEACHED SULFATE HAVING A BASIS WEIGHT OF 100 POUNDS WITH A

SMOOTH FINISH TO ACCEPT THERMAL TRANSFER AND DIRECT PRINTING. THE

TAGS SHALL HAVE A HOLE AND SHALL BE ATTACHED TO EACH ITEM BY A

FASTENER, CLEARLY LEGIBLE AND READABLE BY SCANNER. THE BAR CODING

ELEMENT SHALL BE A 13 DIGIT

NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER (NSN). THERE SHALL BE A 12 DIGIT UNIVERSAL

PRODUCT CODE (UPC) ASSIGNED FOR ALL NSNS BY THE GOVERNMENT. THE

INITIAL "UPC" MUST APPEAR BENEATH THE CODE. THE BAR CODES FOR NSN AND

UPC SHALL BE A MEDIUM TO HIGH DENSITY AND SHALL BE LOCATED SO THAT

THEY ARE COMPLETELY VISIBLE ON THE ITEM WHEN IT IS FOLDED AND PACKAGED

AS SPECIFIED. THE LABEL'S LOCATION SHALL CAUSE NO DAMAGE TO THE ITEM.

NOTE: UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE INFORMATION THE GOVERMENT ASSIGNED

UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE (UPC) MUST BE PLACED ON ALL SHIPPING CARTONS ON

WHICH THE NSN APPEARS.

THE FOLLOWING DEFECTS APPLY FOR BARCODE LABELS/TAGS:

BAR CODE OMITTED OR NOT READABLE BY SCANNER

HUMAN-READABLE INTERPRETATION (HRI) OMITTED OR ILLEGIBLE

NOT VISIBLE ON FOLDED, PACKAGED ITEM CAUSES DAMAGE TO THE ITEM

NOTE: IF THE END ITEM IS PLACED IN A PLASTIC BAG - USE TYPE VII

(PRESSURE SENSTIVE LABEL) OF MIL-DTL-32075.

IF THE END ITEM IS TIED IN A BUNDLE OR LEFT AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM, USE

TYPE VIII (TAG, PAPER) OF MIL-DTL-32075.

"MIL-DTL-32075: LABEL FOR CLOTHING, EQUIPAGE,

AND TENTAGE, GENERAL USE REPLACES DDD-L-20

(Ref. T0451 - June 19, 2007)

INTERIM SPECIFICATION CHANGES TO MIL-DTL-32075:

PAGE 6, TABLE I, "PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE

TYPE VI FINISHED LABEL." UNDER "TEARING

STRENGTH" DELETE: "(LB.) MINIMUM" AND

SUBSTITUTE: "(GNS) MINIMUM."

PAGE 12, PARA 3.3.2.17, AFTER "NSN" ADD

"AND THE UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE (UPC)

SUPPLIED BY THE GOVERNMENT, FOR ALL NSNs."

.MIL-DTL-32092 - LEATHER, CATTLEHIDE, DEERSKIN, AND HORSEHIDE,

CHROMETANNED, 11/8/2001

INTERIM CHANGES TO MIL-DTL-32092:

PAGE 3, PARA. 3.1.1 END OF LAST SENTENCE, DELETE "AND LOOSE FLESH" AND

SUBSTITUTE "OF LOOSE FLESH".

ADD TO THE END OF THE PARAGRAPH 3.1.1 AND PARA. 3.1.3 THE FOLLOWING

SENTENSE: "WHEN DEERSKIN IS SPECIFIED, ONLY SKINS FROM NATIVE WHITE-

TAILED OR BLACK-TAILED (MULE) DEER SHALL BE USED."

PAGE 4, PARA 3.3.11 UNDER TYPES, LINE 1 DELETE "V" AND SUBSTITUTE

"III".

PAGE 13, PARA. 6.2(C), DELETE "(SEE 3.3.1.2 OR 3.3.2.3)" AND

SUBSTITUTE "(SEE 3.3.2)".

(REF. T8260 - JUNE 1, 2007)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR KK-L-170:

INTERIM CHANGES FOR PNP FUNGICIDE REQUIREMENTS:

SECTION 3 OF THE SPECIFICATION REFERENCED:

DELETE ALL CURRENT REFERENCES TO THE FUNGICIDE

PARANITROPHENOL.

UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED, ONE OF THE FOLLOWING

FUNGICIDES IS REQUIRED:

1. PARANITROPHENOL:

THE LEATHER SHALL CONTAIN NOT LESS THAN 0.18 AND

NOT MORE THAN 0.70 PERCENT PARANITROPHENOL

FUNGICIDE WHEN TESTED AS SPECIFIED BELOW

2. VITASAN:

THE LEATHER SHALL CONTAIN NOT LESS THAN 1.6 AND

NOT MORE THAN 5.0 PERCENT OF THE ACTIVE INGREDI-

ENT ORTHO-PHENYLPHENOL, WHEN TESTED AS SPECIFIED

BELOW.

3. AMICAL:

THE LEATHER SHALL CONTAIN NOT LESS THAN 300PPM

AND NOT MORE THAN 1000PPM OF ACTIVE INGREDIENT

DIIODOMETHYL-P-TOLYSULFONE, WHEN TESTED AS

SPECIFIED BELOW.

TEST METHODS FOR ABOVE FUNGICIDE TREATMENTS

1. PARANITROPHENOL:

THE TEST FOR CONCENTRATION OF PARANITROPHENOL IN

THE LEATHER SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE

WITH TEST METHOD 6711 OF FED-STD-311.

2. VITASAN:

THE TEST METHOD TO DETERMINE ORTHO-PHENYLPHENOL

CONCENTRATION IN LEATHER SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN

ACCORDANCE WITH METHOD I, TYPE I OF MIL-L-8067.

3. AMICAL:

THE TESTING TO DETERMINE THE CONCENTRATION OF

AMICAL IN THE LEATHER SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN

ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING TEST PROCEDURE:

DRYING AND GRINDING. BEFORE GRINDING THE

LEATHER MUST BE CUT INTO SMALL PIECES, APPROX-

IMATELY 1/2 INCH BY 1/2 INCH, WHICH IN TURN

ARE DRIED AT ROOM TEMPERATURE OVERNIGHT. FOR

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS GRIND THE DRIED LEATHER PIECES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH PARAGRAPH 6.3.7 OF ASTM

2813 STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PHYSICAL AND

CHEMICAL TESTS.

HPLC DETERMINATION.

STOCK STANDARD PREPARATION. WEIGH ACCURATELY

APPROXIMATELY 100 MG OF DIIODOMETHYL-PARA-

TOLYLSULFONE INTERNAL REFERENCE STANDARD (IRS),

(SEE 6.7.1) INTO A 100 ML VOLUMETRIC FLASK. ADD

APPROXIMATELY 50 ML OF ACETONITRILE, STOPPER AND

SONICATE TO AID DISSOLUTION (ABOUT 1 MINUTE).

DILUTE TO VOLUME WITH ACETONITRILE.

WORKING STANDARDS PREPARATION. TRANSFER 3ML

ALIQUOTS OF THE STOCK STANDARD PREPARATION TO

25,50,100 AND 250ML VOLUMETRIC FLASKS. DILUTE

TO VOLUME WITH ACETONITRILE. THESE STANDARDS

CONTAIN APPROXIMATELY 12,30,60 AND 120PPM OF

DIIODOMETHYL-PARA-TOLYLSULFONE.

NOTE: A LOWER STANDARD MAY BE REQUIRED FOR SAM-

PLES CONTAINING VERY LOW LEVELS OF AMICAL. SOL-

UTIONS OF DIIODOMETHYL-PARA-TOLYLSULFONE MUST BE

STORED IN DARKNESS TO PREVENT DEGRADATION. MINI-

MIZE EXPOSURE TO LIGHT DURING PREPARATION AND

USE. THE STANDARD PREPARATIONS MAY BE RETAINED

ONE MONTH.

SAMPLE PREPARATION. ACCURATELY WEIGH APPROXI-

MATELY 4-5G OF SAMPLE INTO A 150ML BEAKER. ADD

75ML-100ML OF ACETONITRILE. COVER SAMPLES WITH

PARAFILM: MIX 24 HOURS ON A MAGNETIC STIR PLATE.

THE FOLLOWING DAY, ALLOW SAMPLES TO SETTLE;

REMOVE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT: (NOTE: SAMPLES MAY

HAVE TO BE DILUTED FURTHER TO FALL WITHIN

STANDARD CURVE.)

HPLC SYSTEM WITH VARIABLE UV DETECTOR AND INTE-

GRATING COMPUTER.

SUITABLE SYRINGE AND GLASSWARE.

A MICRO-BONDAPAK C18 COLUMN (WATERS ASSOCIATES,

P/N 2734) OR EQUIVALENT.

0.45-MICRON POLYCARBONATE FILTERS (NUCLEPORE

CORPORATION, CATALOG NO. 111107) OR EQUIVALENT.

CALCULATOR CAPABLE OF DOING LINEAR REGRESSION.

REAGENTS: ACETONITRILE (CHROMATOGRAPHIC GRADE).

TYPICAL MOBILE PHASE. MIX 550ML OF DISTILLED

WATER, 450ML OF ACETONITRILE. FILTER AND DEGAS

THE SOLUTION. THE CONCENTRATION MAY BE VARIED

TO MEET SYSTEM SUITABILITY REQUIREMENTS WITHIN

THE RANGE 50% TO 40% ACETONITRILE.

TYPICAL CHROMATOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS:

INJECTION VOLUME 20 MICROLITERS

FLOW 2.5 ML/MINUTE

DETECTOR 235 MM

SYSTEM SUITABILITY. INJECT THE HIGHEST WORKING

STANDARD UNTIL 2% AGREEMENT IS REACHED BETWEEN

TWO SUCCESSIVE INJECTIONS. CHROMATOGRAPH FOR

APPROXIMATELY 15 MINUTES. DETERMINE THAT AFTER

THE SOLVENT FRONT ONE IMPURITY PEAK ELUTES BE-

FORE THE MAJOR PEAK. ELUTION FOR MONOIODOMETHYL

PARA-TOLYLSULFONE AND DIIODOMETHYL-PARA-

TOLYLSULFONE IS ABOUT 8.5 MINUTES.

PROCEDURE. INJECT EACH STANDARD AND SAMPLE

PREPARATION IN DUPLICATE ALLOWING EACH INJECTION

TO RUN FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES. MEASURE THE

PEAK RESPONSE FOR THE DIIODOMETHYL-PARA-

TOLYLSULFONE . NOTE: THE RUN TIME MAY HAVE

TO BE INCREASED FOR SAMPLES WITH LATE ELUTING

PEAKS. PERFORM A LINEAR REGRESSION OF PEAK RES-

PONSE (AREA) VERSUS CONCENTRATION FOR EACH OF

COMPONENTS.

FOR EACH COMPONENT:

CONCENTRATION (PPM) IN LEATHER CONCENTRATION

(PPM) FROM LINEAR REGRESSION TIMES 75

OVER SAMPLE WT (G)

ADD THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO THE SECTION 6:

WHEN A FUNGICIDE IS SPECIFIED:

SOURCES SUGGESTED FOR FUNGICIDES ALTERNATE TO

PARANITROPHENOL:

FOR AMICAL AND IRS IS CHEMTAN COMPANY, EXETER NH

03833-0050.

SUGGESTED SOURCE FOR VITASAN IS BLUMBERG CORPOR-

ATION, NEWBURYPORT, MA 01950

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR V-B-871:

NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOLLOWS.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR JJ-W-155:

INTERIM STANDARD SAMPLE FOR FOLIAGE GREEN 504 IS MIL-C-44436, ROLL

#3729 (THE FOLIAGE GREEN 502 AREA OF THE PATTERN), AND REFERENCED FOR

SHADE ONLY. THIS STANDARD IS TEMPORARY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. THIS

APPLIES TO TYPE I, CLASS 6 AND TYPE I, CLASS 11.

INTERIM SPECIFICATION CHANGES TO JJ-W-155H:

PAGE 8, TABLE I, ACROSS FROM CLASS 3, UNDER MIN. YARNS PER INCH:

DELETE "100" AND SUBSTITUTE "100 12/".

PAGE 10, TABLE I, ACROSS FROM CLASS 29, UNDER MIN. YARNS PER INCH:

DELETE FOOTNOTE "6/" AND SUBSTITUTE FOOTNOTE "10/".

UNDER FOOTNOTE 11/: ADD "12/ 100 YARNS PER INCH OF 24/2 YARN OR 136

YARNS PER INCH OF 40/2 WITH 2 YARNS PER SHED."

PAGE 12, PARA. 3.10.1 DELETE IN ITS ENTIRETY AND SUBSTITUTE "3.10.1

AQUEOUS COPPER-8-QUINOLINOLATE. THE WEBBING SPECIFIED IN 3.10 SHALL BE

MILDEW TREATED WITH AQUEOUS COPPER 8-QUINOLINOLATE OR OTHER APPROVED

AQUEOUS BASED MILDEW INHIBITOR. BECAUSE OF THE TIME NECESSARY TO

CONDUCT FULL EVALUATION, ONLY THOSE TREATMENTS ALREADY APPROVED AND SO

LISTED IN THE INVITATION FOR BIDS OR REQUESTS FOR PROPOSAL SHALL BE

CONSIDERED ACCEPTABLE FOR THE RELATED PROCUREMENT."

PAGE 26, PARA 4.3.1, LINE 8, BETWEEN "...(SEE 6.4)." AND "THE STARTING

GAGE..." INSERT "AS AN ALTERNATE, ASTM-D4964 MAY BE USED TO DETERMINE

ELASTIC LOOP TENSION AT SAME REQUIRED PERCENT ELONGATION AND UNDER

SAME CARRIAGE LOAD PARAMETERS AS SPECIFIED IN TABLE III (I.E. FOR TYPE

1, CI 20 ELASTIC SET CRE CYCLE TO MAXIMUM 30 LBS. AND DETERMINE LOOP

TENSION ON THIRD CYCLIC UPLOAD CURVE AT 50% ELONGATION). IF ALTERNATE

TM IS USED, THEN ALLOW A +10% FACTOR TO MAXIMUM TENSION REQUIREMENT IN

TABLE III."

APPROVED AQUEOUS MILDEW TREATMENTS FOR:

MIL-W-43638 WEBBING, TEXTILE, WOVEN FOR TENT FRAMING;

MIL-W-5665, WEBBING, TEXTILE, COTTON WARP;

MIL-W-530, WEBBING, TEXTILE, COTTON GENERAL PURPOSE, NATURAL OR IN

COLORS;

MIL-T-43566, TAPE, TEXTILE, COTTON OR POLYESTER, GENERAL PURPOSE,

NATURAL OR IN COLORS,

JJ-W-155, WEBBING, TEXTILE, (COTTON,ELASTIC):

PRODUCT SUPPLIER

CUNILATE 2002 MORTON INTERNATIONAL, INC

150 ANDOVER STREET

DANVERS, MA. 01923

TEL: (508-774-3100)

(ref. T0503 - May 19, 2006)

ACCEPTABLE ALTERNATE MILDEW TREATMENT FOR 2,2'

METHYLENE-BIS-(4-CHLOROPHENOL)

1. WHEN A SPECIFICATION SPECIFIES "2,2'

METHYLENE-BIS-(4- CHLOROPHENOL)" MILDEW RESISTANT

TREATMENT FOR COTTON TEXTILE MATERIALS, "RO-59"

IS APPROVED AS AN ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT AND IS

AUTHORIZED FOR USE. THIS CHANGE APPLIES TO

PENDING AND FUTURE CONTRACTS USING TEXTILE

MATERIALS THAT SPECIFY THE SUBJECT MILDEW

RESISTANT TREATMENT.

2. THE PRODUCT MAY BE OBTAINED FROM:

RO-59 INC.

1 CABOT PL #3

STOUGHTON, MA 02072

TELEPHONE (781) 264-1213

POC: MR. RONNIE BENDER

3. THE TEXTILE MATERIALS TREATED WITH RO-59

MILDEW INHIBITOR TREATMENT SHALL BE TESTED IN

ACCORDANCE WITH AATCC TEST METHOD

30 - ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY, ASSESSMENT ON TEXTILE

MATERIALS: MILDEW AND ROT RESISTANCE OF TEXTILE

MATERIALS, TEST III. THE TREATED MATERIAL SHALL

NOT EXHIBIT "MACROSCOPIC GROWTH

(VISIBLE TO THE EYE)".

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: INTERIM CHANGES TO A-A-50186:

PAGE 1:

PARA. 1.1 TYPES, NEXT TO TYPE V NON-WOVEN ADD

"(MEDIUM WEIGHT)", UNDER TYPE V ADD "TYPE VI

NON-WOVEN (LIGHT WEIGHT)".

PARAGRAPH 2.1, LINE 5. GENERAL.: DELETE

"SATURATION BONDED WITH ACRYLIC TYPE BINDER"

AND SUBSTITUTE "EITHER WET-LAID, SATURATION BONDED OR THERMAL BONDED".

PAGE 2:

TABLE 1. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS (WOVEN) UNDER TEST

METHOD COLUMN, LINE 3 DELETE "1600" AND SUBSTITUTE

"AATCC 20 3/".

TABLE I. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS (WOVEN) AT BOTTOM OF

PAGE UNDER FOOTNOTE 2/ ADD THE FOLLOWING: "3/ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF

TEXTILE CHEMISTS AND COLORISTS

TEST METHOD."

PAGE 3, TABLE II, PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS (NONWOVEN) UNDER

TYPE V, AND VI, ACROSS "CONSTRUCTION": DELETE "WET-LAID"

AND "WET-LAID OR SATURATE, THERMAL BONDED" AND SUBSTITUTE

"SEE 2.1" FOR BOTH TYPES.

TABLE II, UNDER TYPE VI: ADD UNDER EACH CHARACTERISTIC:

"1.5, 12, 8, 2.5, 2.5, WET-LAID OR SATURATE THERMAL BONDED"

RESPECTIVELY.

PAGE 3, PARA. 3.2 FINISH. LINE 1 DELETE "AN APPROVED" AND SUBSTITUTE "

A COMMERCIALLY ACCEPTED".

PAGE 5: ADD THE FOLLOWING: "5.7 SUPER SESSION DATA.

THE TYPES OF CLOTH COVERED BY THIS COMMERCIAL ITEM

DESCRIPTION REPLACE TYPES COVERED BY CCC-C-438 AS FOLLOWS:

A-A-50186 CCC-C-438

TYPE I TYPE I, CLASSES 1 AND 2

TYPE II TYPE II, CLASS 1

TYPE III TYPE III, CLASS 1

TYPE IV TYPE III, CLASS 2

TYPE V TYPE IV, CLASS 1

TYPE VI TYPE IV, CLASS 2"

(ref. T1034 - May 19, 2006)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR A-A-50198:

THE GIMP THREAD SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE

WITH A-A-50198A, DATED 6/21/00

NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOLLOWS:

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR A-A-52106:

INTERIM CHANGES TO A-A-52106:

PAGE 1, UNDER ABSTRACT. AFTER "THE CLASS 3 CLOTH IS

INTENDED FOR USE AS LINING MATERIAL IN DRESS COATS."

ADD "CLASS 4 CLOTH IS INTENDED TO BE USED AS A

GARMENT LINING. CLASS 5 CLOTH IS INTENDED FOR USE

AS A NECKTIE AND NECKTAB OUTERSHELL FABRIC."

PAGE 1, CLASSIFICATION. ADD CLASS 4 - LIGHT WEIGHT

2.4 OZ; 2/1 RIGHT HAND TWILL USING 100% FILAMENT

POLYESTER SINGLE PLY YARNS FOR BOTH CLASS 4 AND CLASS 5.

CLASS 5 - MEDIUM WEIGHT 3.0 OZ; 5/1 HERRINGBONE TWILL

PAGE 1, PARAGRAPH 1.1 CLASSIFICATION: ADD PAGE 1,

GENERAL DESCRIPTION. LINE 5 AFTER "YARNS" ADD

"THE CLASS 4 CLOTH SHALL BE A TW0 UP-ONE DOWN RIGHT

HAND TWILL. THE CLASS 5 CLOTH SHALL BE A FIVE UP-ONE

DOWN HERRINGBONE TWILL. THE YARNS FOR CLASS 4 CLOTH

SHALL BE SINGLE PLY WITH A NOMINAL DENIER OF 70 FOR

THE WARP YARNS AND 150 FOR THE FILLING YARNS.

PAGE 2, TABLE I CLOTH REQUIREMENTS AFTER CLASS 3"

ADD INFORMATION FOR "CLASSES 4 AND 5"

CHARACTERISTIC CLASS 4 CLASS 5

MATERIAL CONTENT, PERCENT:

POLYESTER 100% 100%

COTTON 0 0

RAYON 0 0

COLORFASTNESS TO:

PERSPIRATION GOOD GOOD

SUBLIMATION GOOD GOOD

WET DRY-CLEANING GOOD GOOD

CROCKING (MIN.) 3.5 3/ 3.5 3/

(BLACK OR DARK

BLUE COLORS) 1.0 3/ 1.0 3/

LABILE SULFUR CONTENT 4/ 4/

WEIGHT, OZ. /SQ. YD.(MIN.) 2.4 3.0

YARNS PER INCH (MIN.)

WARP 124 140

FILLING 76 75

BREAKING STRENGTH POUNDS (MIN.)

WARP 140 160

FILLING 110 130

TEARING STRENGTH POUNDS (MIN.)

WARP 5.0 14.0

FILLING 3.0 10.5

PAGE 2, PARAGRAPH 2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION: AFTER

"THE CLASS 5 CLOTH SHALL BE A FIVE UP-ONE DOWN

"THE CLASS 5 CLOTH, USING 100 % FILAMENT HERRINGBONE

TWILL." INSERT "THE CLASS 6 CLOTH POLYESTER SINGLE PLY

WITH BLACK 70 DENIER NOMINAL WARP AND AIR FORCE

BLUE 1622 150 DENIER NOMINAL FILLING YARNS." USING

100% FILAMENT POLYESTER SINGLE PLY WITH 70 DENIER NOMINAL

IN THE WARP AND 150 DENIER NOMINAL IN THE FILLING DIRECTION."

PAGE 2, PARAGRAPH 2.2 PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

TABLE I. CLOTH REQUIREMENTS, ADD THE FOLLOWING:

PAGE 3, AFTER 2.3 LENGTH AND PUT-UP. ADD THE FOLLOWING

NEW PARAGRAPH: "2.4 COLOR. THE COLOR OF THE FINISHED

CLOTH SHALL BE AS SPECIFIED (SEE 5.1) AND SHALL MATCH THE STANDARD

SAMPLE FOR SHADE. CLASS 5 FABRIC IS MADE

FROM DYED WARP AND DYED FILLING IN TWO DIFFERENT COLORS.

CLASS 5 FABRIC SHALL BE AIR FORCE SHADE BLUE 1622 ROLL #89-2.

(ref. T1514 - 5/23/06)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR A-A-55634A, 23 MARCH 2004:

SPECIAL NOTE!! ALL SLIDE FASTENERS USED ARE TO BE MEASURED FROM "STOP

TO STOP". RECOMMEND THAT THIS MEASUREMENT BE TAKEN RANDOMLY BEFORE

SLIDE FASTENERS ARE SEWN TO THE ITEMS, COVERALL, OR ANY ITEM REFERRED

TO IN THE SOLICITATION. "THE QAR WILL REJECT ANY SLIDE THAT IS NOT

LAYING FLAT AFTER IT IS SEWN INTO/ONTO AN ITEM." SPECIAL INFO ON

ITEMS THAT UTILIZE SLIDE FASTENERS IS GIVEN BY "ALL USING MILITARY

PERSONNEL".

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR MIL-DTL-508K:

INTERIM STANDARD SAMPLE FOR FOLIAGE GREEN 504 IS MIL-C-44436, ROLL

#3729(THE FOLIAGE GREEN 502 AREA OF THE PATTERN), AND REFERENCED FOR

SHADE ONLY.

INTERIM STANDARD SAMPLE FOR UNIVERSAL CAMOUFLAGE IS MIL-C-44436, ROLL

#3729 AND IS REFERENCED FOR SHADE ONLY.

(ref. T0909 - 3/29/07

CHANGES:

PARA. 3.6, AT THE END OF THE PARAGRAPH ADD " THE MULTICAM CAMOUFLAGE

PATTERN SHALL BE EVALUATED FOR COLOR AS FOLLOWS:

ALL COLOR EVALUATIONS TO INCLUDE VISUAL, SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE, AND

COLORFASTNESS SHALL BE PERFORMED ON THE SOLID COLOR AREA AND NOT THE

TONAL AREA."THIS CHANGE APPLIES TO ALL PRINTED FABRICS WITH

MULTICAM.".

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR MIL-C-6590:

AND THE FOLLOWING INTERIM CHANGES:

PAGE 2, PARAGRAPH 3.2.1, DELETE ENTIRELY AND SUBSTITUTE: "THE BACKING

SHALL BE MADE FROM UNDYED, SPUN OR FILAMENT POLYPROPYLENE/COTTON YARN

OF A SUITABLE SIZE FOR BACKING. POLYESTER YARN MAY BE USED AS AN

ALTERNATE FOR THE POLYPROPYLENE YARN.".

PAGE 2, PARAGRAPH 3.3, DELETE ENTIRELY.

PAGE 4, AFTER PARAGRAPH 3.4.2, ADD NEW PARAGRAPH: "3.4.3 PH. THE PH

VALUE OF THE FINISHED CLOTH SHALL BE NO LOWER THAN 5.5 NOR MORE THAN

8.5 WHEN TESTED AS SPECIFIED IN TABLE V."

PAGE 10, TABLE V, METHOD OF TESTING, ADD THE FOLLOWING BELOW

"FLEXIBILITY" IN RESPECTIVE COLUMNS:

"PH 3.4.3 2811 3 .1 PH"

(ref. T0956 - 5/23/06)

INTERIM CHANGES TO MIL-DTL-10884H:

PAGE 1, PARA. 1.2, CLASSIFICATION. AFTER "FINISH 5" ADD "FINISH 6 -

WHITE".

PAGE 8, PARA. 3.4.5, DELETE SENTENCES 4 AND 5 IN THEIR ENTIRETY.

PAGE 8, AFTER PARA. 3.4.5, ADD NEW PARA. AS FOLLOWS: "3.4.6 FINISH 6 -

WHITE. REFERENCE PARA. 3.4.5 EXCEPT THE COLOR SHALL BE WHITE."

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR MIL-C-43665:

INTERIM SPECIFICATION CHANGES TO MIL-C-43665C:

PAGE 2, PARA. 3.2, LINE 2, AFTER "TABLE 1 "

INSERT "OR TABLE 1A",

PAGE 3, TABLE 1, DELETE "SODIUM (4,5-DICHLORO,

2-CHLOROMETHANE SULFONAMIDO) 3',4'

6',TRICHLORO) DISHENYL ETHER (SEE 6.3.2) 0.26

0.60".

PAGE 3, AFTER TABLE 1, INSERT THE FOLLOWING NEW

TABLE:

"TABLE 1A, MOTHPROOFING COMPOUND.

. % ON WEIGHT OF WOOL

. MOTHPROOFING COMPOUND MIN. MAX.

EDOLAN ETS BEFORE DRYCLEANING

*(3-PHENOXYPHENYL) METHYL

PLUS OR MINUS CIS/TRANS 3-(2-,2-

DICCHLOROETHENYL)2,2-

DIMETHYLCYCLORPPANECARBOXYLATE. 0.058 0.40

CIS/TRANS RATIO:MAX.55% PLUS OR--AFTER DRY-CLEAN

MINUS CIS AND MIN.PLUS OR

MINUS TRANS.(*PERMETHRIN) 0.029 0.40

PAGE 3,PARA.3.4, LINE 3, AFTER "3.2" INSERT

"TABLE 1".

PAGE 3, AFTER PARA. 3.4 INSERT NEW PARAGRAPH AS

FOLLOWS:

"3.4.1 PERCENT OF MOTHPROOFING COMPOUND. THE

PERCENTAGES OF MOTHPROOFING COMPOUND SPECIFIED

IN TABLE 1A SHALL BE BASED ON WEIGHT OF PURE

COMPOUND ON THE WOOL FIBER CONTENT WHEN TESTED

BY HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPH (HPLC)

METHOD, OBTAINABLE FROM BAYER CORP., ROCK HILL,

SC 29732 (SEE 4.2.2)".

PAGE 5, PARAGRAPH 4.2.2,TABLE 11,DELETE THE

FOLLOWING:

CHARACTERISTIC REQUIREMENT TEST

. PARAGRAPH METHOD

"SODIUM (4,5-DICHLORO

2-CHLORO-METHANE

SULFONAMIDO)3',4',6',

TRICHLORO) DIPHENYL ETHER 3.4 4.3.1 3/ 4/"

AND SUBSTITUTE THE FOLLOWING:

CHARACTERISTIC REQUIREMENT TEST

. PARAGRAPH METHOD

"EDOLAN ETS

*(3-PHENOXYPHENYL 3.4.1 HPLC 7/

METHYL PLUS OR MINUS CIS/TRANS

3-(2,2-DICHLOROETHENYL)

2,2-DIMETHYL-CYCLOPROPANECARBOXYLATE

CIS/TTRANS RATIO: MAX.55%

PLUS OR MINUS CIS AND MIN.

PLUS OR MINUS TRANS.

*(PERMRTHRIN)"

PAGE 5, PARAGRAPH 4.2.2, FOR CHARACTERISTIC

EDOLAN ETS,UNDER TEST METHOD COLUMN, ADD

FOOTNOTE "7"/,ADD NEW FOOTNOTE "8"/.

PAGE 6, PARAGRAPH 4.2.2, TABLE II.AFTER FOOTNOTE

"7/",ADD THE FOLLOWING:"8"/ THE SAMPLE SHALL

BE DRY-CLEANED FOR THREE CYCLES IN ACCORDANCE

WITH AATCC TEST METHOD 86 BEFORE DETERMINING

MOTHPROOFING COMPOUND CONTENT.

PAGE 6, PARA.4.2.2, TABLE 11, AFTER FOOTNOTE 6/,

INSERT "7/ HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID

CHROMATOGRAPHY (HPLC) TEST METHOD MAY BE

OBTAINED FROM BAYER CORP., ROCK HILL, SC 29732."

PAGE 6, PARAGRAPHS 4.3,4.3.1,4.3.1.1,4.3.1.2,

4.3.1.3,4.3.1.4,4.3.1.5 DELETE PARAGRAPHS IN

THEIR ENTIRETY WITH NO REPLACEMENT.

PAGE 7, PARAGRAPHS 4.3.1.6, 4.3.1.7, 4.3.1.7.1

DELETE PARAGRAPHS IN THEIR ENTIRETY WITH NO

REPLACEMENT.

PAGE 8, PARAGRAPHS 4.3.1.7.2, 4.3.1.8, 4.3.1.8.1

DELETE PARAGRAPHS IN THEIR ENTIRETY WITH NO

REPLACEMENT.

PAGE 9, PARAGRAPHS 6.3 2, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6 DELETE

PARAGRAPHS IN THEIR ENTIRETY WITH NO

REPLACEMENTS.

PAGE 11, DELETE FIGURE 1 IN ITS ENTIRETY WITH NO

REPLACEMENT.

TABLE II, UNDER TEST METHOD: DELETE "2015" AND

SUBSTITUTE "2015.3"

NOTE! MITTEN FF CONC. SUPPLIED BY CIBA-GEIGY

CORP. P.O. BOX 11422, GREENSBORO, NC 27409

EDOLAN ETS, SUPPLIED BY MILES INC.,MOBAY ROAD,

PITTSBURGH,PA.15205-9741.

ARE APPROVED MOTH PROOFING AGENTS FOR

MILITARY FABRICS.

(Ref. T1118)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR ANSI/ASQC Z1.4:

NOTE: THE MOST RECENT VERSION OF THIS DOCUMENT SHOULD BE USED.

APPLICATION FOR COPIES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO:

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY

600 NORTH PLANKINTON AVENUE

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53203

(Ref. T0795 - May 17, 2006)

SECTION D – PACKAGING AND MARKING

CASE LOT IS 4 JACKETS of one size PER BOX.

As a minimum item shall be packed in a snug fitting fiberboard shipping container conforming to ASTM-D-5118, Type CF, Style RSC, Grade 275, variety SW, Class domestic, with a double wall liner. Any commercial closure method cited in ASTM-D-1974 is acceptable except stapling.

Packaging shall be as per ASTM-D-3951, MIL-STD-129 with change notice 4, MIL-STD-147. Lot numbering shall be in accordance with MIL-STD-129

AND DSCP-4155.3

Packaging examination. The fully packaged end item shall be examined for the defects listed below. The lot size shall be expressed in units of shipping containers. The sample unit shall be one shipping container fully packaged. The Inspection level shall be S-2 and the AQL, expressed in terms of defects per hundred units, shall be 2.5.

Examine Defect

Marking Omitted; incorrect; illegible, of (exterior) improper size, location, sequence & Unit Pack, or method of application.

Materials Any component missing, damaged or not as specified.

Workmanship Inadequate application of components, such as: incomplete closure of container flaps, loose strapping, improper taping, or inadequate stapling. Bulged or distorted container.

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