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THE SOURCE LOCATOR: A DIRECTORY OFINFORMATION SOURCES IN SMALL ARMS TECHNOLOGY, AND THESAURUS

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Foreword

This document, THE SOURCE LOCATOR, A Directory of Information Sources in Small Arms Technology and Thesaurus.waa compiled for the US Army Small Arms Systems Agency, Aberdeen, MD by Systems Consultants Incorporated, New York, NY, under contract DAAD-05-72-C-0?J2.

This document is a product of SASA's program to facilitate identification and utilization of existing information sources and technical expertise in small arms technology tnrough development of a Small Arms Technical Informacion Network (SATIN).

THE SOURCE LOCATOR will provide its users with ready access to individually and organizationally resident expertise in a spectrum oi technology areas relevant to the design, development, manufacture, and utilization of small arms and small arms ammunition. In this context, 'small arms' includes guns and ammunition up to 20mm cannon and 40mm grenade.

In addition to the subject indexed directory a first edition Thesaurus of Small Arms Terminology .has been compiled and is included as an appendix. It will serve the directory user as a guide for selection of alternative search terms and will aid in the standardization of the terminology used by the community.

As a first edition, this document neither presumes to be, nor is intended to be exhaustive in its coverage. It is, instead, a "Test-Bed" and is intended to be representative and useful as it stands to the small arms community. The ultimate inclusion of those individuals and organizations who should be included, and perhaps of additional subject areas and Thesaurus terminology must await subsequent editions, the publication of which will be dictated by the re - ception this first edition gets by the small arms community.

We therefore ask you the rrader to use this document at; the need arises, and then to take a few moments to tear out, fill out, and send us a self addressed 'users critique card ' from the back of this directory. Since our aim is to produce a directory maximally useful :o you, your replies are most important; they will wltimately dictate the number and nature of subsequent editions.

' RAYMOND S. ISENSON Colonel, FA Commanding

Introduction

THE SOURCE LOCATOR contains four sections and one appendix:

Section I Government Personnel Section II Information Handling Activities Section III Industrial Sources Section IV Subject Sources Appendix A Thesaurus of Small Arms Terminology-

Section I (blue) is an alphabetical arrangement of personal data sheets for government and military personnel. Enough data is provided for each person included to provide THE SOURCE LOCATOR'S user with a reasonably well founded basis for deciding whether that individual may be a source of the information sought.

Section II (pink) contains similar alphabetical data for information handling activiti. s such as libra -ies at government facilities, data bases and information analysis centers.

Section III (green) contains similar alphabetical data for companies in the small arms industry and for private consultants.

Section IV (white) is a subject index covering section I-III. Two types of subject terms are included unstarred terms and starred terms (*). Un- starred terms are those fo. technical areas included in the Thesaurus (appendix). Starred terms include all other technical areas not yet in the current Thesaurus edition and all program names, item names, and type classifications. Program names include all those submitted by the listed individuals (we, therefore, cannot guarantee their accuracy).

Appendix A (tan) is a Thesaurus of Small Arms Terminology showing the syntactical relationship of the listed words (descriptors). It is used as a guide to information searches. Starting with a particular term of interest, those terms associated with broader, narrower and related subject areas are given. This allows the user to expand his search in the desired direction or to select alternative search terms. It also provides a standardized terminology so that "correct" descriptors are used in information searches. Four digit numbers following particular descriptors are corresponding Subject Catagory Field and Group designations as used in the Thesaurus of Engineering and Scientific Terms (Office of Naval Research and Engineers Joint Council, 1967 - available from NTIS: AD 672000) which served as a model for this thesaurus.

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Although every attempt has been made to produce as accurate a document as possible, the information presented is essentially that provided by the included parties. Hence, we cannot be responsible for its accuracy. PrograJ and device names and designations as well as the level of detail presented are as has been provided to us. Parties wishing to be included or to modify their current listing are invited to submit such information, in the format used by this directory, to Systems Consultants Incorporated, Attn: SATIN, 221 West 57th Street New York, New York 10019.

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Users should be aware of the security classification associated with the sub- jects upon which they request informarton and should conduct their communications accordingly.

Users are reminded that this directory is neither intended to be a vehicle for circumventing restrictions on dissemination of specific information nor for circumventing normal administrative channels or task ordering and procure- ment proceedures.

Users should use consideration and discretion in the selection of contacts, in the exchange of information, and in the requests made for other's (free) time. The success of this program depends on it.

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Acknowledgements

This directory Wcö prepared by the Management And Data Systems Division of Systems Consultants, Incorporated. W. E. Landauer, Vice President and Division General Manager. The program was managed by Mr. J. H. Golden, who wishes to express his thanks to Mr. Richard Altman, Mrs, Edith Ward and Mr. Frank Gonyer, each of whom made substantial contributions to the generation of this direc tory; to COL Raymond Isenson, Commanding Officer, U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency, for his interest in this work, and to Mr. Carl Bysura of USASASA, Project Engineer, for his construc- tive criticism and for his assistance in facilitating our work within the Small Arms Community.

SECTION I

GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL

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Ackley, James Team Leader, Future Rifle Systems Program

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DI (Mr. James Ackley) Rock Island, XL 61201

Autovon: 793-4661 Telephone: (309) 794-4661

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Small Arms Weapon Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory Individual Weapons Section

Interior and Exterior Ballistics; Weapon Design; Cartridge Design.

Test instrumentation; Test design, and performance; Ballistic parameters; Weapon parameters.

Future Rifle System; M16A1 Rifle/M203 Grenade Launcher.

Papers on design and evaluation testing of various aspects of the M16A1 rifle/M203 grenade launcher weapon system, M14 rifle, and Ml rifle systems.

Alternate contact: Mr. J. Post

Descriptors Ballistic tests Weapons tests

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Ambrosini, Leonard Technical Director

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems /. gency ATTN: AMXAA-TD (Mr. L. Ambrosini) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Small Arms Systems Agency

All aspects of small arms weapon system R&D.

Weapon mechanisms; Weapon dynamics; Advanced weapon system concepts; Auto- matic weapons of all types; Caseless ammunition; Aluminum, plastic, and thin steel cartridge cases; Barrel technology; Lubrication technology; Advanced fuzing concepts (30-40mm granade).

Dual Cycle Rifle System; Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW); Future Rifle System (FRS); Port Firing Weapon - MICV; Personal Defense Weapon.

Numerous papers, presentations, and patents in above areas

Automatic weapons Cartridge cases Fuzes Gun barrels Lubrication Weapon dynamics

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Ames, Vernon G. Mechanical Engineer, Climatic Section, Environmental Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-K3400 (Mr. Vernon G. Ames) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Test and Evaluation Division Technical Support Directorate

Environmental testing; Horology.

Planning, coordinating, analyzing and reporting environmental tests on SAA, fire control and fuzes (particularly shock and vibration aspects); Testing, evaluating and utilizing watches, clocks and various timing devices; Horology

SPIW: Ml and MB Sequential Timers; Message Center Clock; XM35 Timer.

Environmental testing Timing fuzes

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A ah, Dennis Product Engipêr

Commanding General Headquarters, U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-P (Mr. Dennis Ash) Rock Island, XL 61201

Autovon: 793-4667/4521 Telephone: (309) 794-4667/4521

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Product Engineering Group Small Arms Weapon Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Product engineering

Configuration management; Technical data preparation.

M85 Machine Gun, Cal. .50; M73A1/M219 Machine Gun 7.62mm; Browning Machine Guns, Cal. . to and Cal. . 50, with related accessories,, e.g., mounts, links, etc...

Machine gars Technical data packages (TDP) Weapons production

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Baer, John Larry Chief, Weapon Systems Synthesis Division

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-WS (Mr. John Lairy Baer) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21J05


Technical Axeas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Small arms systems; Light weight arrnor; Pyrotechnic devices.

Program iranagement

Future Rifle System/iTlechettes, Bullets; Squad Automatic Weapon/ Light Machine Gun; Personal Defense Weapon Systems; Grenade Launchers and Ammunition.

Numerous papers on armor; aerodynamic heating of projectiles, ammunition and specialty device design and R&D program management.

Professional Engineer

Descriptors Flechettes Grenades Grenade launchers Lightweight armor Machine guns Pyrotechnics

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Baer, Paul G. Physicist, Applied Ballistics

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Paul G. Baer) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autovr^n: 870-3574 Telephone: (301) 278-3574

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Internal Ballistics Laboratory Ballistics Research Laboratory

Interior ballistics; Thermodynamics

Mathematical models; Computer simulation.

Interior ballistic mathematical modeling.

Papers on math modeling of guns, propellaut thermodynamics, high- velocity guns» light gas guns.

Contact Mr. Frankle, Branch Chief, as an alternate.

Computer simulation Interior ballistics Mathematical models Thermodynamics

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Baran, Anthony Mechanical Engineer Dynamics Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Anthony Baran) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autcvan: 870-4443 Telephone: (301) 278-4443

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Interior Ballistics Laboratory Ballistics Research Laboratory

Weapon dynamics

Helicopter arms. Vehicle rapid fire weapons.

Bushmaster; XM140; Hispano Suiza; DESVAL-Design evaluation of 20-40mm weapon systems; M139; TRW 6425

Rapid fire weapons Weapon dynamics

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Baldini, Luigi F. Physicist

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-K4000 (Mr. Luigi F. Baldini) Philadelohia, PA 19137

Autovon: 348-5703 Telephone: (2?5) 831-5703/6338

Organisation

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Test and Instrumentation Division Technical Services Directorate

Terminal ballistics; Exterior ballistics; Interior ballistics; Transitional ballistics; Sabot technology.

Performance and analysis of terminal ballistics testing with flechettes and High Velocity Armor Piercing (HVAP); Chunky fragments.

Future Rifle Systems; ACT (formerly DESVAL).

Papers on terminal ballistic data for fragments, cubes, rods or flechettes and HVAP type penetrators when tested against steel, aluminum and ceramic composite targets.

Alternate points of contact: Mr. J. R. Kymer, Physics Laboratory (348-6801), Mr. H. E. Fatzinger, Physics Laboratory (348-6801). Patent: Long Rod Sabot.

Flechettes Penetration tests Sabots Terminal ballistics

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Bates, Jack Program Manager CPU 2/A Gun Pod.

Commander Naval Weapons Center ATTN: CODE 3015 (Mr. Jack Bates) China Lake, CA 93555

Autovon: 898-1700 Ext. 2586/2505 Telephone: (714) 939-2586/2505

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Testing of aircraft systems.

20min Lightweight Gun Pod GPU 2/A.

Aircraft armaments Weapons tests

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Berk, Sigmund Research Chemiat

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-L6000 (Mr. Philadelphia, PA 19137

Autovon: 348-8348/5434 Telephone: (215) 831-5434

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Sigmund Berk)

Remarks

Descriptors

Chemistry Research Laboratory

Radioisotopic applications in nondestructive testing.

Radioisotope gauges for critical weights of primers, presence or absence of critical parts, isotopic propellant level indicators.

Propellant level indicators for SCAMP.

Publications on measuring weight of primer after assembly, non-destructive inspection of internal components, radiation temperature indicating devices, radiation timing devices.

Patents in radioisotope nondestructive testing methods for primers, ammunition, etc.

Nondestructive testing

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Bernstein, Charles, N. Chemist

Commanding Officer U. S, Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-AC (Mr. Charles N. Bernstein) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autovon: B70-5263/4637 Telephone: (301) 278-5263/4637

Organisation

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Advanced Concepts and Technology Division

Chemistry as it applies to propellent combustion; Interior ballistics.

Solid propellants; Propellant chemistry; Caseless propellant; Rocket propellant; Liquid propellants for guns; Interior ballistics; Combustion; Barrel erosion; Flash; Synthesis of propellant ingredients.

Plastic cartridge cases; Aluminum cartridge cases; Cased propellant; Caseless propellants; Liquid guns; Small rockets; Gun-launched rockets: Tracers.

A number of papers in above areas

Expeil^nce also in propellants for large rockets and large caliber guns.

Aluminum cartridge cases Interior ballistcs Liquid propellants Plastic cartridge cases Propellants Propellant chemistry Tracers

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Bilsbury, Stephen J. (Maj) Armament Development Engineer

Commander

A !^!U*rteP' Arm,ment Development and Te.t Center ATTN: AFATL-DLDG (Maj Stephen J. Bllabury) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organiaation Air Force Arm|lment ^rHory

Technical Areas Plastics; Rotating band.; Cart. ridge cases; Projectiles.

Descriptors Cartridge cases Plastics Routing bands

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Blair, Richard R. (LTCOL) infantry Weapons Officer

Commandant Marine Corps, U. S. Headquarters ATTN: MC-A04F (LTCOL Riohard R. Blair) Washington, DC 20380

Autovon: 224-1779/1234 Telephone: (202) OX4-2530

Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Descriptors

G-4 Division Ordnance Branch Headquarters U. S. Marine Corps.

Manager of USMC Assets of Infantry Weapons.

M16 Rifle Program; M202 Multi shot flame weapon.

Infantry weapons

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Boldt, Terry (Dr.)

Commanding Officer Trankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7200 (Dr. Terry Boldt) Philadelphia, PA 19137

Auto von: 348-5705 Telephone: (215) 831-5705

Organftation Munitions Development and. Engineering Directorate

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Flechettes Holography.

Future Rifle System.

"Computer program for calculation of Center -of Mass and Moments of Inertia of Finned Projectiles".

Flechettes Holography Transition ballistics

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Bornheim, George H. Chief Ammunition Development Branch J7100

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7100 (Mr. George H. Bornheim) Philadelphia, PA 19137

Autovon: 348-5505 Telephone: (215)831-5505

Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Small Caliber Ammunition Division Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate

Interior, launch, exterior and terminal ballistics; Flechettes: Component design; Complete cartridges design; Caseless ammunition.

Future Rifle System; Squad Automatic Weapon; Personal Defense Weapon System; Advanced Machine Gun Systems; Ammunition for Stoner Weapon System.

"Caseless Ammunition Program; Ammunition for Stoner Machine Gun. "

Mr. R. Schlenner and Mr. R. Reagan alternate contacts. Professional Engineer-Massachusetts. Two patents on electrical firing systems.

Cartridges Caseless ammunition Exterior ballistics Flechettes Interior ballistics Launch ballistics Terminal ballistics Transition baristies

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Braun, Walter F. Chief, Range Section Free-flight Aerodynamic« Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BEL (Mr. Walter F. Braun) Aberdeen Provi ng Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Papers

Exterior Ballistics Laboratory Ballistics Research Laboratory

Free-flight aerodynamics; Ballistic test range technology; Ezterioi« ballistics; Ballistic coefficients.

Instrumentation; High-speed photo- graphic systems.

'Aerodynamic Data for Small Arms Projectiles, " "Free-flight Aero - dynamic Range* " "Motion of a Projectile after Penetrating a Thin Plate. "

Remarks

Descriptors

Contact for information concerning free-flight aerodynamics xange at BRL.

Aerodynamics Ballistic ranges Exterior ballistics High speed photography

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Brosseau, Timothy Mechanical Engineer, Dynamics Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BII (Mr. Timothy Brosseau) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Papers


Gas dynamics; Weapon system dynamics.

Test instrumentation; Small caliber automatic weapon experimental evaluation,, including test instrumentation; High cycle rate weapon dynamics (including foreign, weapons); Comparative evaluation of ballistic! pressure gauges.

BRL MR-2072, "Development of the Minihat Pressure Transducer for Use in the Extreme Environments of Small Caliber Gun Barrels", Nov. 1970.

Remarks

Descriptors

Particular involvement in instrumentation for experimental evaluation of small caliber weapons.

Foreign small arms Pressure gauges Proof test equipment Rapid fire weapons Weapon dynamics

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firunton, Loren Project Engineer, M16 Series Rifle

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-PL (Mr. Loren Brunton) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organisation Light Weapons and Equipment Division Product Engineering Group Small Arms Weapons System Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Product Engineering

Configuration Management; Product Improvement; Product Refinement.

M16 Series Rifles

Licensed Professional Engineer

Product improvement

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Butterworth, Donald S. Mechanical Engineer Special Weapons and Devices Section

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DS (Mr. Donald S. Butterworth) Rock Island, XL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Small Arms Weapon Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Weapon mechanisms and dynar~ics (including feeding and firing); Extraction and ejection systems; Ammunition/Weapon functional interface areas.

Specialties

Programs

Descripters

Project engineering including: planning, coordinating, directing and evaluating research, design, development and test of weapons.

Caseless ammunition weapons

Caseless ammunition Weapons dynamics Weapon firing mechanisms

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Bysura, Carl J.

Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-AC (Mr. C. Bysura) Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD 21005

Autovon: 870-5263/5267/4637 Telephone: (301) 278-5263/5267/40237

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors


Cartridge Cases; Projectiles; Propellants; Tracers.

Manufacturing and Quality Control.

Low light Level Sights (Promethium and Tritium) Steel Cartridge Cases (20mm MK 5 for use in MK 100 Series Ammunition); Propellants for MK 100 Series (Aircraft) Ammunition.

Project Engineer for Small Arms Technical Information Network (SATIN) Program

Cartridge cases Projectiles Propellants Quality control Tracers

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Cadieux. Ronald (MA.J) Chief, Vulnerability Assessments Branch

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLRV(MAJ. Ronald Cadieux) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542

Auto-ron: 872-4655 Telephone: (904) 882.4655

Organization

Technical Areas

Remarks

Descriptors

Weapons Effects Division Air Force Armament Laboratory-

Terminal Effects/Vulnerability Assessment; Surface and Aerial Targets.

Point of contact for others in the group.

Target vulnerability Terminal effects Weapons effects Weapon tests

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Chait, Richard Branch Chief, Materials Property Branch

Director U. S. Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center ATTN: AMXMR-MP (Mr. Richard Chait) Watertown, MA 02172

Autovon: 684-8202 Telephone: (617) 926-1900. Ext. 202

Organisation

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Materials Manufacturing and Testing Technology Division

High strength steels; High strength Ti alloys; Structural armor applications.

Flow and fracture of steels and Ti alloys; Ballistic damage of structural armor.

Utilization of advanced Ti Alloys for Heli- copter applications; Structural Behavior of Lightweight Armor; Development of Backup for Ceramic Faced Armor.

''Ballistic and Mechanical Prop, of Dual Hardness Steel Armor'r; "Structural Degrad- ation of Ballistically Impacted Dual Hardness Steel"; 'Factors Affecting Strength Differential of High Strength Steels".

Registered Professional Engineer-State of Massachusetts.

Armor Body armor Fracture properties Stress analysis

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Chasl.es, Leon T. Ckief. Infantry Weapons Branch

Commanding General Headquarters, U.S. Army Munitions Command ATTN: AMCPM-SAZ (Mr. Leon T. Chaskes) Dover, NJ 07801


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Selected Ammunition Technical Division

Small arms weapons and ammunition; Crew served weapons system; Aircraft weapons system.

Rifle and hand arms; Grenade launcher and ammunition; Machine guns and automatic cannon.

Programs

Descriptors

Infantry Selected Ammunition Program; 40mm Hand and Automatic Weapons System.

Ammunition Grenade launchers Hand weapons Small arms

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Chou. Shun-Chin (Dr.) Research-Mechanical Engineer

Director U.S. Army Materials and Mechanics

Research Center ATTN: AMXMR-TE (Dr. Shun-Chin Chou) Watertown, MA 02172

Autovon: 684-8294 Telephone: (617) 926-1900/4294

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Mechanics of Materials Division Mechanics Research Laboratory

Material properties under dynamic loading conditions; Strain-rate effect; Temperature effect; Multiaxial stress conditions.

Experimental determination and mathematical modeling of constitutive equations of materials.

ABM Systems; Exploratory Development Small Arms Systems.

"Wave Propagation in Solids and Material Characterization "

Mathematical models Materials technology Pressure stress analysis Strain rate effects Temperature effects Thermal stress analysis

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Cohut, Victor J. , (MAJ GS) Commodity Manager Selected Automatic Guns and Grenade Launcher a

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: AMSWE-SI-E (MAJ Victor J. Cohut) Rock Island. IL 61201

Autovcn: 793-5649/5916 Telephone: (309) 794-5649/5916

Organization

Programs

Special Items Management Office

20mm, M139 Gun, Automatic; 7. 62mm, M219 (M73A1) Machine Gun, Fixed; . 50 Caliber Vehicle, Heavy Fixed, . 50 Caliber Machine Gun; 7.62mm, M60 Series Machine Gun.

Remarks Th«? above individual should be considered a point of contact for inquiries concerning administrative status or managerial aspects of the above-listed programs. A. G. Grill is an alternate.

Descriptors Machine guns

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Cole. Albert A. Jr. Chief, Light Weapons and Equipment Division

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-P (Mr. Albert A. Cole, Jr.) Rock Island. IL 61201

Autovon: 793-4556 or 4248 Telephone: (309) 794-4556 or 4248

Organisation

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors


Product Engineering

Government Product Drawing requirements; Weapon configuration and identification. Technical Data Packages.

M203 Grenade Launcher; M16A1 Rifle; M14, M14A1 Rifles; World War II Arms.

Registered Professional Engineer Number 19994,Massachusetts

Rifles Grenade launchers Product improvement Technical Data Packages (TDP)

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Conway, William F. Division Chief, Instrumentation Division

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-TS-J (Mr. William F. Conway) Dover, NJ 07801


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Instrumentation Division Technical Support Directorate

Instrumentation-Measurement and control with computer interface.

Dynamic measurements with guns, projectiles (above 40mm), explosives and other munitions.

Measurement requirements for the research and development effort of munition development.

Point of contact within the Instrumentation Division for test measurement of munitions at Picatinny Arsenal.

Test equipment Weapon dynamics

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Corrie, John O. Chief, Metals Engineering Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-A1000 (Mr. John D. Corrie) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Technical Areas

Specialties

Materials engineering: Physical metallurgy; Mechanical metallurgy.

Fracture machanics; Stress corrosion; Frag- mentation mechanisms; Scanning electron microscopy; Failure analysis; Liquid metal embrittlement.

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Fragmentation Materials for High Explosive Shell; Plastic Flow and Fracture of High Strength Aluminum Alloys; Stress Corrosion of High Strength Aluminum Alloys; Automatic Cannon Technology-Improved Projectile Body, X-Ray Techniques for Rapid Analysis of Small Caliber Cartridge Cases; SCAMP.

Papers on fracture, stress corrosion, liquid metal embrittlement.

Alternate point of contact: Dr. S. K. Nash Autovon: 348/6750/7372

Descriptors Corrosion analysis Fracture mechanics Materials technology Metallurgy

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Cosgrove, Thomas E. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters US Army Materiel Command ATTN: AMCRD-JW (Mr. Thomas E. Cosgrove) Washington, DC 20315

Autovon: 117-5080 Telephone: (202) OX 7-5080

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Individual Weapons and Mine Warfare Branch Individual Soldier Divisioiv R,D,& E Directorate.

Shoulder weapons; Hand arms; Weapons accessories; Mechanisms; Ammunition.

RDT and E Program Management

Squad Automatic Weapon; Future Rifle System; Development of small arms; International Standardization.

Principal point of contact at AMC for information on U.S. Army's small arms programs.

Gun auxiliary equipment Shoulder weapons

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Crews, George Senior Project Engineer

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLRV (Mr. George Crews) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Vulnerability Assessments Branch Weapons Effects Division Air Force Armament Laboratory

Terminal Effects/Vulnerability Assessment.

Project Thor

"Fragment Penetration"; "Impacts of AP.HE, Ball Ammunition on Target Plates".

Point of contact for others in the group.

Target vulnerability Terminal effects

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Crider, Charles L. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command ATTN: AMSTE-BC (Mr. Charles L. Crider) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Test and Evaluation Command Infantry Directorate

Weapons; Mines; Rockets.

Testing of shoulder fired rifles and machine guns; Anti-personnel mines, grenades; Shoulder fired rockets for suitability for Army use.

Product improvement tests of the above systems.

Antipersonnel weapons Grenades Machine guns Shoulder weapons Weapons tests

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Cruze, Chalmer D. Engineering Technician

Commander Wright-Patter son Air Force Base ATTN: AFFDL-PTS (Mr. Chalmer D. Cruze) Dayton, OH 45433


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Prototype Division Survivability/Vulnerability Branch Aeronautical Systems Division

Terminal Ballistic Effects.

Test instrumentation; Test weapons and ammunitioi to satify a specific test program.

Fuels; Structures; Fuel Lines and Tanks; Integral and Parasitic Armors.

Ballistic tests Terminal ballistics

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D'Andrea, Joseph A. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer U.S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-WS (Mr. Joseph A. D'Andrea) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autovon: 870-4641' 5267 Telephone: (301) 278-4641

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Small arms R&D; Small arms ammunition R&D (up to and including 40mm sizes)

30mm and 40mm grenades and launchers including the following types of munitions: Antipersonnel, antimateriel, signalling, multiprojectile.

Future Rifle Syetem/Grenade Launcher; 40mm Signal Cartridge.

Antipersonnel ammunitiou Antimateriel ammunition Grenades Grenade launchers

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Davis, Dale M. Technical Director

Coixunander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLD (Mr. Dale M. Davis) Eglin Air Force Base. FL 32542

Autovon; 872-2870/2875 Telephone: (904) 882-2870/2875

Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Guns and Rockets Division Air Force Armament Laboratory

Gun Design; Ammunition Design; Interior Ballistics; Exterior Ballistics; H. E. Shell Design; A P. Shot Design; Fuze Design.

GAU-7 25 mm; GAU -8 30mm; M6l Gun 20mm; M39 Gun 20mm; M16 Rifle; GUU-A/P (IMP)

Numerous papers on guns, ammunition and related topics.

Responsible for the technical aspects of the total Air Force R and D effort in guns and ammunition including small arms.

Aircraft ammunition Antipersonnel ammunition Exterior ballistics Fuzes Gun mechanisms High explosive ammunition Interior ballistics Weapons dynamics

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Deas, Robert Physicist, Applied Ballistics Branch

Di."ector Aberdeen Research ant' Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Robert Deas) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors


Interior ballistics; Heat transfer; Gas dynamics; Experimental thermodynamics

Mathematical modeling; Computer simulation; Instrumentation; Pressure gang««: Tank guns; Accuracy of tank guns.

Heat transfer effects of additives; Pressure gradients in high-velocity guns; Interior ballistic calculations, saboted projectiles; Variable bias in tank guns.

"Pressure Measurements: Caliber 5.6mm Cartridge, " "Installation of the IBL Min- iature Pressure Gage in the Firing Probe of the 152mm Gun"


Computer simulation Gas dynamics Interior ballistics Mathematical models Pressure gauges Thermodynamic s

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DeCaprio, Louis Supervisory Mechanical Engineer, Unit Chief

Commanding Officer PicaHnny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-AD-D-W-4 (Mr. Louis DeCaprio) Dover, NJ 07801

Autovon: 880-4907/2415 Telelphone: (201) 328-4907/2415

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Paper s

Remarks

De scriptcrs

Development Section IIIB Warheads and Special Projects Branch Ammo Development Division Ammo Development and Engineering Directorate

Design, test and evaluation of development area target munitions for hand held and automatic grenade launcher weapon systems.

Development of high explosive fragmentation and canister antipersonnel cartridges; Light- or smoke-emitting pyrotechnic signaling. Illuminating cartridges and practice cartridges yielding impact signature.

30mm aid 40mm high-explosive, dual-purpose canister pyrotechnic and practice cartridges for the M79, M203, XM174 and Future Rifle System grenade.

Papers on area target munition for hand-held grenade launchers.

Cost estimator for AMC. Mr., R. C. Smith-alternate contact at Picatinny Arsenal.

Antipersonnel ammunition Grenades High explosive ammunition Pyrotechnics

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DiBenedetto, Joseph Research MetaUurgist Metallic Materials Group

Commanding General

ATTrVw;»^nS; Army Weap0n8 Command RLIC ; ?WfR^T-

R;Mr- Jo-eph DiBenedetto) Rock Island, XL 61201


Organisation

Technical Areas

Sracialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors


Metallic material science.

Steel powder metallurgy; Process metallurgy.

Future Weapons Systems.

Papers on: Metal powder forging; Materials for rapid-fire gun barrels; Fabrication of improved gun barrel materials.

Gun barrel materials Metallurgy Powder metallurgy

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Dickey, Charles M. Chief, BallisticB and Analytics Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7200 (Mr. Charles M. Dickey) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate

Interior ballistics; Exterior ballistics; Transitional balli8tic8; Terminal ballistics; Systems analysis; Systems synthesis; Physical optics; Operations research; CAD-E; Tactical packaging; Propellants.

Duplex ammunition; Caseless ammunition; Flechettes; Sabots; Drag reduction; Low noise systems; Test instrumentation; Simulation; Frangible projectiles; Hyper velocity; Math modeling; Wound ballistics; Effectivenss; Low lethality systems; Feasibility studies; Closed bomb studies; Recoiless systems.

SALVO; Small Arms Ammo Technology; Cartridge Case Extraction; Flechette Dispersion; Diagnostic Center for Small Arms Weapon System; Plastic Cased Ammunition; Engineering Design Handbook - Small Arms System; Automatic Cannon Technology (ACT, formerly DESVAL); Hypervelocity acceleration;

Numerous papers on closed bomb studies of propellants; "Caliber . 50 Interior Ballistics"; "Kerr Electro-Optical System for Cal.. 50 Displacement-Time Measurements"; "Study of Quart Piezoelectric Gage for Pressure Measurements. "

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Dickey, Charles M. Chief, Ballistic« and Analytics Branch (con't.)

Remarks Alternate Contacts: R. M'cHugh, S. Kueson, F. Malinosk. Data bank on small arms ammunition under development (tables of characteristics).

Descriptors Ammunition Ballistics Caseless ammunition Exterior ballistics Flechettes Frangible ammunition Interior ballistics Mathematical models Packaging Plastic cased ammunition P rope Hants Terminal ballistics Transition ballistics Wound ballistics

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Mechanical Engineer, Process Development Division

Director U. S. Army Materials and Mechanics Resaarch Center ATTN: AMXMR-ER (Mr. Stephen J. Doherty) Watertown, MA 02172

Autovon: 684-8279/8219 Telephone: (617) 916-1900 Ext. 279 or 219

Organization

Technical Ateas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Materials Development Laboratory

Sabot technology; Projectile design and materials; Terminal ballistic behavior of small arms projectiles; Rotating band and projectile jackets materials and designs.

Sabot technology; Projectile materials; Flechettes-terminal ballistics; Projectile accuracy-terminal ballistics.

Materials for Improved Kinetic Energy Ammunition; Special Purpose Individual Weapon (SPIW)

UA New Concept in Lightweight Armor Pene- trators -Dual Hardness Projectiles" (Army science conference paper); "Sabot Materials and Designs for High Velocity Kinetic Energy Ammuni- tion", AMRATR 67-11; The Probable Accuracy of Small Arms Projectiles When Fired at Obscured Targets (Conditions of Simulated Rain- fall)1; AMRA 64-07.

Registered Professional Engineer-Massachusetts No. 26152; Projectile patent. Department of Army - AMC No. 5049

Armor piercing ammunition Flechettes Materials technology Penetrators Projectiles Rotating bands Sabots Terminal ballistics

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Donahue, James Branch Chief, Ammunition Ballistic Range Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-K3100 (Mr. James A. Donahue) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Technical Support Directorate Test and Evaluation Division

Ballistics: (interior, transition, exterior, terminal); Test and evaluation.

Test procedures and instrumentation; Automated data collection.

Automated Range Management System (ARMS); Automatic Target Scoring System.

'Automatic Data Acquisition for Ballistic Testing. "

Acceptance tests Ballistic tests Exterior ballistics Interior ballistics Proof tests Terminal ballistics Test equipment Transition ballistics

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Donnelly, Emmet F. LTC OrdC AUS (Ret.) Engineering Technician

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BRL (Mr. Emmet F. Donnelly) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Ballistics Research Laboratory

Firing range operation; Small arms rebuild operations; Chronograph use and operation; Reloading; Vulnerability testing of materials; Identification of fired projectiles; Marksman- ship instruction.

Identification of fired small arms projectiles, including C.E. M. material. Use of smoothbore test cannon to obtain extremely high velocities. Use of various techniques to fire all sorts of odd-shaped projectiles at varying velocities. Use of all types of foreign, especially C. E.M. weapons and ammunition, including loading, altering, and reloading the latter.

Vulnerability testing of aircraft and vehicular components: woods, plywoods, glass, aluminum, steel, boron, ceramics, etc. Identification of small arms projectiles emanating from the recent Wound Ballistics Program.

B.R. L. Report No. 1365 on "Bullet Identiiication" Forensic Science Journal Report on "Retention of Bullets in Spleen, Orbit, etc., "The latter written jointly with Col. (Dr.) Pierre Finck. Other articles published in issues of The Gun Digest, American Rifleman, and Guns Magazine. Article in Guns ("Thoughts On The Ideal Battle Rifle") now pending.

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Donnelly, Emmet F. LTC OrdC AUS (Ret.) Engineering Technician

(cont'd)

Remarks Firearms consultant. Holds various awards for rifle and pistol marksmanship. Antique arms collector. Alternate contacts: Nelson H. McCall 278-4248, Timothy L. Brosseau 278-4443.

Descriptors Projectiles Velocity tests Vulnerability Wound ballistics

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Dorbeck, Richard J. Equipment Spocialist (Ordnance)

Commanding General Headquarter, U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: AMSWE-MAA-S (Mr. Richard J. Dorbeck) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

4S

Maintenance Directorate

Maintenance engineering; Maintenance management; Technical publications; Computer programming; Demilitarization.

Maintainability in design, analysis and prediction; Development of maintenance and Iqigisttc support concepts and plans; Technical assistance to field (CONUS and OCONUS) and depots; Troubleshooting equipment failures; Development of special tools; Authorization and levels of repair.

All small arms weapons up to and including 20mm; Aircraft-peculiar types of weapons; Small arms and training devices; Depot coordination (overhaul of small arms weapons).

Technical papers written on all aspects of weapons maintenance (small arms) relative

to maintainability, logistics, depot support, field problems, manpower support requirements. Prepared "Study to Determine the Logistical Advantages of a Small Arms Weapons System with a Commonality of Parts Between Rifles and Machine Guns. "

A broad knowledge of all small arms weapons in the area of maintainability. Primary interest in all hand and shoulder fired weapons in the small arms group (rifles, pistols, revolvers, shotguns, etc. ). General familiarity with all automatic weapons (machine guns and automatic cannons).

Borbeck, Richard J. . (cont.)

Descriptors Field maintenance Logistics Maintainability Shop maintenance

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Doris, Thomas A. Jr. Chemical Engineer

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J8200-150-2 (Mr. Thomas A. Doris Jr.) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Pyrotechnic Development Branch Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate

Pyrotechnics

Pyrotechnic mixtures for small arms ammunition from flechettes to 20mm.

VADS; SAWS; Dimtracer; Flechette Tracer.

Presentations at AOA Meetings, Franklin Institute Symposium,and Frankford Arsenal Reports on Tracer Development and Pyrotechnics.

Several patents on tracer mixtures, projectile designs, igniters.

Ammunition Pyrotechnics Tracers

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Duncan, Robert E. Team Leader, Grenade Launcher Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DI (Mr. Robert E. Duncan) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Small Arms Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory

R and D programs; Interior ballistics; Exterior ballistics; Terminal ballistics; Machine design; Weapon dynamics.

Grenade launcher mechanisms; Grenade launcher sights; Firing pin energy theories; Stress analysis; Material selection; Fracture mechanics; Combat simulation math modeling; Fabrication techniques; Testing procedures.

Programs

Papers

Future Rifle System; Exploratory Development of Grenade Launchers.

"Concepts of Single Shot Grenade Launchern attached to an Infantry Rifle", June 1971. Technical Note, "Parrel Latch Force Analysis for the M203, 40mm Grenade Launcher", Sep. 1970.

Remarks Alternate Contact: Mr. George E. Cooksey; SWERR-S-DI, Ext. 4510.

Descriptors Exterior ballistics Firing pins Fracture properties Grenade launchers Interior ballistics Mathematical models Stress analysis T e i minal fcalli s ti c s Weapon tests

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Ebihara, William T. (Dr.) Research Metallurgist Materials Science and Technology Division

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-R (Dr. William T. Ebihara) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Research Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Material science; Physical metallurgy.

Gas-metal reaction; mechanical and gas erosion analysis.

Gun Barrel Technology (A607) (Investigation of Erosion in Gun Barrels); Metals Research for Army Materiel (Study of Embrittlement in Refractory Alloys)

"Structural Stability of a Cast Co-Cr-Mo Alloy During Impulsive Thermal-Mechanical Loading" (TMS Paper S70.2); "lonitrification Kinetics of Two Commercial Steels" (TMS Paper A70-61); "In-Process Metallurgy of Wrought Cobalt Base Alloy" (Cobalt, March 1969); "The Tungsten- Oxygen System" (Trans. AIME).

Erosion Materials technology Metallurgy

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Eig, Merrill Chief, Materials Selection Section Materials Application Branch

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-FR-M-MÄ. (Mr. Merrill Eig) Dover, NJ 07801


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Materials Engineering Div. Feltman Research Laboratory-

Materials selection, design, test and evaluation.

Selection and design of non metallic materials for cartridge cases and various ammunition components; Obturator material technology; Rotating band material selection and performance characteristics; Structural materials (glass reinforced) for projectile bodies, gur tubes and components.

Organic Materials Technology: Rotating bands, gun tubes and launchers, obturators.

Reports on use of filament winding technology in the design and manufacture of high-performance gun tubes.

Several patents relating to use of test equipment and novel concepts using glass-reinforced plastic materials in gun tubes and ammunition.

Gun barrels Materials technology Rotating bands

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Fagg, Charles R. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DS (Mr. Charles Fagg) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Small Arms Weapons Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Weapon dynamics

Mechanism design and development; Competitive shooting; Weapon/ammunition interface.

M16A1 Rifle; XM19 Rifle; Aluminum Case Firing Fixture; Low Maintenance Material Rifle.

Small Arms Weapon Systems Eirectorate, Technical Note No. SWERR-S7-72 "Alum- inum Cartridge Case Firing Fixture Invest- igations".

Weapon dynamics

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Fsllin, Herbert (Dr.) Chief, Small Arms Section

Commanding Officer Army Materiel Syitems Analysis Agency ATTN: AMXSY-GI (Dr. Herbert Fallin) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization Infantry Weapons Analysis Branch

Technical Areas

Specialties

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Weapons systems Effectiveness models

Effectiveness models

"Analysis of Machine Gun Burst Dispersion Data with Corresponding Effectiveness Model, " 'A Limited Hit Capability With Several Vehicle Rapid Fire Weapon System (VRFWS) Candidates"

The Small Arms Section has a pilot Small Arms Data Bank, consisting of published reports (Kodak Miracode System). System is not fully operational at present. Dr. Fallin is point of contact for further information.

Mathematical models Physical simulation Weapon effects Weapons systems

56

Ferrett, Charles S. (Jr.) Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer U. b. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-WS (Mr. Charles S. Ferrett) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Descriptors

Weapon Systems Synthesis Division

Program management.

Machine gun systems; Machine gun mounts; SAW; General Purpose Armor Machine Gun.

Machine gins Weapon mounts

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Flatau, Abraham Chief, Aerodynamics Branch

Commanding Officer Chemical Laboratory ATTN: SMUEA-CL-PA (Mr. Abraham Flatau) Edgewood Arsenal, MD. 21010


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialities

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Physical Research Division Chemical Laboratory

Aerodynamics; Free flight retard- ation devices; Projectile aerodynamics.

Dispersion of submunitions; Wind tunnel investigations; Aeroballistic Studies; Computer trajectory simulation (math- modeling).

Ring Airfoil Grenade; Extended Range Ammunition; Parametric investigation, of projectiles.

Numerous papers in submunitions and aerodynamic a

Contact for information on wind tunnel facility-capability from Mach. 0. 1 to Mach 3.7.

Descriptors Aerodynamic s Computer simulation Exterior ballistics Grenades Mathematical models

5S<

Flint, James Senior Project Engineer

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLRV (Mr. James Flint) Egiin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Vulnerability Assessments Branch Weapons Effects Division

Terminal Effects

Mathematical modeling; Computer simulation; "Behind-the armor" effectiveness.

GAU-8 support; 40mm effectiveness studies; 20mm (Tri-service)

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Effectiveness of 20, 30, 40mm ammunition.

Developer of the SHOTGEN, point burst vulnerability assessment techniques.

Computer simulation Mathematical models Terminal effects Vulnerability Weapons effects

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Fulton, Charles L. Chief, Test and Evaluation Division

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-K3000 (Mr. Charles L. Fulton) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Papers

Technical Support Divectorate

Interior, exterior and terminal uallistics: Ballistic range operations.

Testing of ordnance items; Instrumentation, Methods and experiment design: Small Caliber Ammunition (SCA); Improvised explosives and demolitions; Propellant Act- uated Devices (PAD); Guerrilla and counter guerrilla warfare; Special and unique weapon systems.

FA Technical Reports on various PAD and SCA items.

Remarks Point of contact for all matters relating to test and evaluation of SCA and PAD at Frankford Arsenal.

Descriptors Acceptance tests Ballistics tests Exterior ballistics Interior ballistics Proof tests Terminal ballistics Test ranges

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Garbarini, John Equipment Specialist (Armament)

Commander U.S. Army Combat Developments Command ATTN: Mr. John Garbarini Fort Rucker, AL 36360


Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Aircraft armament; Fire control; Missile systems.

Weapon systems development to include tactics of employment.

Helicopter Weapons Systems

Aircraft armaments Fire control components Fire control systems

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Gay, Herman Paul Chief Engineer, Interior, Ballistics Laboratory

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Herman P. Gay) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas


Small arms weapons; Mounts; Accessories.

Specialties Dynamics, Kinematics of weapons and mounts; Analog simulation; Instrumentation.

Programs

Papers

Special Purpose Infantry Weapon (SPIW); Variable Rate of Fire Weapons System.

Numerous BRL Publications in above areas.

Descriptors Computer simulation Gun auxiliary e ûipment Interior ballistics Weapon mounts

62<^

Geene, Robert Physicist, Applieu ^ Uli sties Laboratory

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Robert Geene) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas


Interior ballistics; Thermodynamics; Rockets.

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Mathematical models; Computer simulation; Interior ballistics testing.

Recoilless Rifles.

Papers on small arms propellants, pyrotechnics, interior ballistics.


Computer simulation Interior ballistics Mathematical models Recoilless rifles Rockets Therodynamic s

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Gerber, Nathan Aerospace Research Engineer, Fluid Dynamics Group

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BEL (Mr. Nathan Gerber) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Descriptors

Exterior Ballistics Laboratory Ballistics Research Laboratory

Gas dynamics, mathematical models.

Rifle gas systems.

Gas dynamics Gas operated guns Mathematical models

G4'

Gericke, Otto R. Branch Chief, Nondestructive Test Development Branch

Director U.S. Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center ATTN: AMXMR-MN (Mr. Otto R. Gericke) Watertown, MA 02172

Auto von: 684-8440 Telephone: (617)926-1900, Ext. 440

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Nondestructive testing, including: Radiography, ultrasonics, infrared, magnetics, microwaves and holography.

Ultrasonic spectroscopy

Development of novel nondestructive testing methods; Development of nondestructive tests for composite materials; Development of nondestructive procedures

-for materials testing technology.

"Theory and NDT Applications of Ultrasonic Pulse-Echo Spectroscopy" in Symposium on the Future of Ultrasonic Spectroscopy (P. Reynolds, Editor), BNFRA, London, 1970; "Ultrasonic Spectroscopy", in Research Tech- niques in Nondestructive Testing (R. S. Sharpe, Editor),Academic Press, London 1970.

Alternate contacts: Mr. H. P. Hatch, Mr. P.C. McEleney

Materials technology Nondestructive testing

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Gibson, Wilmot Chief, Heavy Weapons and Equipment Division

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-P (Mr. Wilmot Gibson) Rock Island, XL 61201

Autovon: 793-4667/4521 Telephone: (309)794-4667/4521

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Program»

Descriptors

Product Engineering Group Small Arms Weapons Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Product Engineering

Configuration management; Technical data preparation.

M60 Series Machine Guns, 7. 62mm; M85 Machine Gun, Cal. . 50; M73A1/ M219 Machine Gun, 7. 62inm; M8C Spotting Rifle, Cal. . 50; Browning Machine Guns, Cal. . 30 and Cal. . 50.

Product improvement Technical Data Packages (TDP)

G6

Gilhooly, Francis Product Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWEER-S-P (Mr. Francis Gilhooly) Rock Island, IL 61201

Autovon: 7934681/4521 Telephone: (309) 794-4681/4521

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors


Product engineering

Configuration management; Technical Data Preparation.

M60 Series Machine Guns. 7.62mm; M8C Spotting Rifle, Cal. . 50 (With related accessories, i.e., mounts, links, etc.)

Product improvement Technical Data Packages (TDP)

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Gisser, Henry (Dr.) Chief, Chemistry Research Division

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-L6000 (Dr. Henry Gisser) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Pitman-Dunn Laboratory

Physical chemistry; Auto-oxidation; Polymer chemistry; Surface chemistry.

Friction and wear; Lubricant additives; Polymer chemistry; Surface chemistry; Corrosion preventive additives.

Army research projects on lubricants, friction and wear; Power transmission fluids; Corrosion preventive compounds; Research in chemistry; Research in materials.

Papers on polymers, lubricants, friction and wear, fluorine compounds, lubricant additives, autoxidation.

Many patents in areas above. Adjunct Associate Professor of Chemistry, Temple University, 1967-69. May act as point of contact for Chemistry Research Division, Pitman-Dunn Laboratory, Frankford Arsenal.

Friction wear Lubricants

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Goldstein, Sidney Physicist

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7200 (Mr. Philadelphia, PA 19137

Autovon: 8-348-5932 Telephone: (215) 831-5932

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Paper

Descriptors

Sidney Goldstein)

Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate.

Interior ballistics, weapon dynamics.

Mathematical modeling of gas transmission systems; Method of characteristics.

M16A1 Rifle, Serial Flechette Rifle.

"Model for the Gas Transmission System of the M16A1 Rifle", Frankford Arsenal Tech.Note, to be published.

Interior ballistics Mathematical models Weapon dynamics

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Gooch, WillUmA. Materials Engineer

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Foreign Science and Technology Center ATTN: AMXST (Mr. William A. Gooch) Charlottesvllle, VA 22902

Autovon: 2747-471 Telephone: (703) 296-5171 Ext. 471

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Army Foreign Science and Technology Center

Materials, (foreign); Penetrators.

Armor materials; Heavy metal penetrators.

Investigation of foreign developments.

Materials technology Penetrators

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Grace, Harley Commodity Management Specialist

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: AMSWE-SI-H (Mr. Harley Grace) Rock Island, IL 61201

Autovon: 7Q3-5749 Telephone: (309) 794-5749

Organization Office, Commodity Manager, Rifles Special Items Management Office

Programs Manager for M16 rifles; M16A1 rifles; M203 grenade launcher and support items.

Remarks Serves as contact point for areas indicated above.

Descriptors Grenade launcher rifles

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Grollman, Bertram Physical Scientist, Dynamic« Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Bertram Grollman) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Descriptors


Interior ballistics; Blank fire ammunition.

Optimum Projectile Program.

Co-author of "Compendium of Ballistic Properties of Projectiles of Possible Interest in Small Arms", BRL R1532

Blank cartridges Interior ballistics

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Grüner, Frederick General Engineer

Commanding Officer US Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-AC, Bldg. 314 (Mr. F. Grüner) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autovon: 870-5163/4637 Telephone: (301) 278-5263

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Progranns

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors


Mechanical engineering; Product development; Mechanical metallurgy; Dynamic strength of materials; Applied mechanics.

Program management; Barrel technology; Materials for small arms components; Use of super alloys in gun design; Aluminum and steel light weight cartridge design.

XM-140 30mm aircraft cannon; Squad Auto- matic Waapon (SAW);Future Rifle System (FRS); M16A1 Rifle.

Cooling study for XM140 Gun Barrel, USA WECOM 68-1127; 'A High Performance Auromatic Aircraft Cannon Barrel;"USA WECOM Research and Engineering Directorate Dec. ^-."MlSAl Pifle- Pifle Performance with Increased Belt Carrier Mass", USA WECOM R & E Directorate 69-120; "M139 M. G. Barrel Salvaging Program", Aug. '69.

USA WECOM Tech. Note 70-102.

Point of contact, coordinator, program manager for: Light weight cartridge case; Barrel technology; Lubrication technology; Light weight high strength materials. Licensed Professional

Engineer (Wisconsin).

Lubrication Materials technology

73<

Gulick, Leonard Head, Aircraft Gun Systems Branch

Commander Naval Weapons Center ATTN: CODE 3015 (Mr. Leonard Gulick) China Lake, CA 93555

Autovon: 898-1700 Ext. 2505/2067 Telephone:(714) 939-2505/2067

Technical Areas

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Development of aircraft gun systems.

20mm Lightweight Gun Pod; 25mm Liquid Propellant Gun System; 20mm General Pur- pose Projectile; M197 Gun.

Source of information on Navy aircraft gun systems developments.

Aircraft armaments

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Hammer, Alexander (Dr.) Director, Research Directorate

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-R (Dr. Alexander Hammer) Rock Island, XL 61201

Autovon: 793-5581 Telephone: (309) 794-5581 or 5726

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Weapons Laboratory-

Small arms weapon technology, weapons dynamics; kinematics; analytical design; barrel technology; stress analysis; barrel, link and component design; rifling.

Mount-weapon interaction studies, simulation.

Gun barrel technology.

"Gun Tubes", AMCP 706-252; "Engineering Design, Guns Series", February, 1964; "Gun Barrel Technology at Weapons Lab-

oratory, Rock Island 1968-1971".

Fellow, American Society of Mechanical Engineers« Professional Engineer, State of Massachusetts. Lecturnr at Universities of Massa<3hüsetts, New Hamphire, Iowa, Purdue, MIT, U. S. Military Academy, West Point, etc.

Descriptors Gun barrels Physical simulation Rifles Stress analysis Weapon dynamics Weapon mounts

75<

Hayner, Michael Mechanical Engineer, Munitions Applications Branch

Commanding Officer Development and Engineering Directorate ATTN: SMUEA-DE-MM (Mr. Michael Hayner) Edgewood Arsenal, MD 21010


Organization Munition Systems Division Development and Engineering Directorate

Technical Areas

Programs

Descriptors

Exterior baUistics; Chemical ammunition; Disseminatioa technology.

Telecartridge program (40mm); CS Munitions.

Chemical ammunition Dissemination technology Exterior ballistics

7G<

Heiney, Otto K. Group Leader Interior BallisticB and Propellant Group

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLDL(Mr. Otto K. Heiney) Eglin Air Force Base, PL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Guns and Rockets Division Air Force Armament Laboratory

Gun ammunition design and test; Advanced propellant development; Interior ballistic analysis-.Interior ballistic experimentation.

Mathematical modeling of the interior ballistic process; Theoretical thermochemistry of advanced gun propellants; Interior ballistic digital data acquisition.

Hypervelocity aircraft cannon development; High impetus low flame temperature, low weight propellant; Aluminum cartridge case; Plastic rotating band development.

Interior ballistics; Advanced propellants; Propellant thermochemistry.

Contact for information on AFATL'S com- puterized interior ballistics testing facility.

Interior ballistics Mathematical models Proof test data Propellant chemistry Test equipment

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Henry, Robert S. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-P (Mr. Robert S. Henry) Rock Island, IL 61201

Autovon: 793-4248 Telephone: (309) 794.4248

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Program

Remarks

Descriptors

Product Engineering Group Small Arms Weapons Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Product engineering; Production engineering; Value engineering; Design; Ballistics; Reliability; Maintainability engineering.

Product engineering; Production engineering.

M73/M219 Machine Gun; M60 Machine Gun; M8C Spotting Rifle: M85 Machine Gun; M16A1 Rifle; M203 Grenade Launcher.

Registered Professional Engineer (Massachusetts) Alternate contact: Albert A. Cole

Maintainability Product improvement Reliability Value engineering Weapons fabrication

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Herr, Louis Mathematician, Solid Mechanics Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BT (Mr. Louis Herr) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Penetration Section Terminal Ballistics Laboratory Ballistics Research Laboratory

Terminal ballistics

X ray instrumentation; Radiography; Terminal effects in dense media; Penetration studies.

Unusual Bullet Study.

With L. Grabarek: "Terminal Ballistic Evaluation of XM 144 Flechette, the 5. 56 mm M 193 Ball Bullet and the 7. 62 mm, M80 Ball Bullet (U)", Aug. 1965,BRL TN 1582; "Performance of Small Arms Pro- jectiles Against Various Targets at Cal- culated Ranges of 600 to 1000 Meters (U)'; April 1966,BRL TN 1611.

Mr. L. Grabarek or A. J. Ricchazzi may be contacted as alternates (same extension).

Descriptors Instrumentation Penetration tests Terminal ballistics X ray radiography

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Hicks, Elmer L. Project Engineer

Commander Naval Ordnance Systeme Command ATTN: Code 553Y1 (Mr. Elmer L. Hicks) Washington, DC 20360


Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Small arms prograin management; Logistics; Weapons systems.

Weapon mounts; Machine gunc; Gun auxiliary equipment; Logistics; Body armor.

Weapon mounts: MK 26, 17, 36, 46, 48, 49r 50, 51, 57, 58, 63, 64, 67, 68; Machine guns: 7.62mm, Cal. .50, 20mm, 40mm.

Principal point of contact for information on NOSC small arms programs.

Body armor Gun auxiliary equipnvnt Logistics management Machine guns Weapon mounts

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Hovanetz, Charles J. Engineering Technician

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-RE-A (Mr. Dover, NJ 07801


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Charles J. Hovanetz)

Experimental Evaluation Division Technical Support Directorate

Aerodym mics; Terminal ballistics; Interior ballistics; Weapon dynamics.

Flechettes; Test instrumentation; Fragment velocities; Lethality studies.

Future Rifle System (FRS); Gas Gun (Helium used to fire flechettes or fragments); Self Supporting Round.

Alternate Contact: Carlo DeFranco, Mechanical Engineer.

Body armor Flechettes Fragmentation ammunition Instrumentation Lethality Test equipment Terminal ballistics

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Isserow, Saul (Dr.) Research Chemist

Director Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center ATTN: AMXMR-KA (Dr. Saul Isserow) Watertown, MA D2172


Organization

Technical Areas

Engineering Materials Development Branch Materials Application Division

Materials technology for special applications

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Materials for special applications such as nuclear reactors, aerospace, ordnance, desalination: uranium, zirconium, refractory metals, aluminum, titanium, metal-matrix composites; Powder metallurgy.

Powder Metallurgy Preforms for Forging; Spark Sintering of Ceramic and Metal Powder; Ti-Be Composites; Improved Aluminum Alloys

"Uranium" in Rare Metals Handbook, C.A. Hampel, ed., second edition (1962); "Processing Irradiated Fuel Elements' and "Fluid-Fuel Systems" in Nuclear Reactor I oel Elements: Metallurgy and Fabrication, A. R. Kaufman, ed. (1962) with R. G. Jenkins, J. G. Hunt, and G.I. Friedman, "Fabrication of Tungsten and Tungsten-25% Rhenium Tubing", Nuclear Applications, 2:304 (August 1966)

Materials technology Powder metallurgy Special applications materials

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Jezek, Bruce General Engineer

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms System Agency ATTN: AMXAA-AC (Mr. Bruce Jezek) Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Renoarks

Descriptors

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Under Army Small Arms Program, responsible for exploratory development investigations in: Weapon dynamics; Man/weapon interface; Ballistics research including Interior ballistics, exterior ballistics, and wound ballistics; Muzzle device technol technology; Projectile technology (bullets, flechettes, scimitar, squeexebore, fln-formlng cones); system effectiveness; pistol technology.

Mathematical models for weapon dynamics; Pistol performance measures; Salvo ammunition effectiveness; Hypervelocity penetration for small arms; Projectile aerodynamics and stability; Cartridge case extraction; Drag reducing fumer projectile.

Personal Defense Weapon System; Advanced Machine Gun System.

"Summary of Personal Defense Weapon Program", May 1972

Conducted numerous analytical investigations of small arms and larger caliber weapon system including SPIW, caseless, 20mm Bushinaster, and 30mm AX ammunition.

Ballistics Exterior ballistics Interior ballistics Mathematical models Muzzle devices Projectiles Weapon dynamics Wound ballistics

Johribon, Harold E. Senior Intelligence Research Analyst (Small Arms)

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Foreign Science and Technology Center ATTN: AMXST-CB2 (Mr. Harold E. Johnson) Charlottesville, VA 22901

Autovon: 274-7475 Telephone: (703) ^96-5171

Organization

Technical Areas

Infantry and Aircraft Weapons Branch (CB-2)

Foreign small arms (includes accessories, tactical use and mechanisms); Small arms ammunition.

Specialties

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Mechanical features and military potential of foreign small arms.

FSTC Small Arms Operation and Identification Guides (? Vol. ), 2nd ed; many technical reports.

Senior analyst for all U. S. Army foreign small arms programs.

Ammunition Foreign small arms Weapon dynamics

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Jones, Robert M. Chief, Studies Section

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Infantry Center ATTN: STEBC-MO-M (Mr. Robert M. Jones) Fort Benning, GA 31905


Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Service test instrumentation.

Small arms miss distance indicators.

Automated Range Facilities.

Test range automation.

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Kahn, Henry- Chief, Mathematical Sciences Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-L4300 (Mr. Henry Kahn) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Area«

Specialties

Programs

Papers


diffusion; Thermodynamics; Interior uallistics; Fluid flow; Heat conduction.

Mathematical modeling; Applied mathematics; Differential equations.

Basic research in physics and mathematics; M16 Rifle; Al.uminum cartridge case; M16 System.

Papers in: diffusion limited precipitation, interior ballistic modeling, data analysis, heat conduction.

Remarks

Descriptors

Frankford Arsenal point of contact for interior ballistics

Heat transfer Interior ballistics Mathematical modeling Thermodynamics

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Katsanis, David J. (Dr. ) Chief, Advanced Concepts and Technology Division

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-AC (Dr. David J. Katsanis) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Technical Areas

Specialties

Thermodynamics; Physics of fluids; Systems analysis; Exploratory development in support of small arms research and development.

Interior, exterior and terminal ballistics; Design of experiments; Instrumentation; Aerodynamic proiectile stabilization

Programs

Descriptors

Exploratory research and development per- taining to: rifles, machine guns, grenade launchers, pistols; Studies to improve ammunition, sights, lubricants, mounts, barrels, etc. for these weapons.

Aerodynamic s Ballistic tests Exterior ballistics Interior ballistics Spin stabilized ammunition Systems analysis Terminal ballistics Thermodynamics

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Kendall, David P. Research Mechnical Engineer

Director Benet Weapons Laboratory ATTN: SWEWV-RDR-ME (Mr. David P. Kendall) Watervliet. NY 12189


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Materials Engineering Division Research Directorate

Mechnical behavior of materials: High pressure; High strain rate. Composite materials; Fracture mechanics.

Thick-walled cylinder theory; Design for very high pressure; Strain rate effects in metals; Fracture toughness test methods; Fracture of composite materials; Dynamic testing of pressurized cylinders.

Various programs in above areas.

Numerous papers on work in above areas.

Autofrettage Composite materials Fracture properties Pressure stress analysis Strain rate effects

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Kirkendall, Richard Mechanical Engineer, Deputy Branch Chief

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Richard Kirkendall) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization Dynamics Branch Interior Ballistics Laboratory Ballistics Research Laboratory

Technical Areas Automatic gun mechanisms; Motion analysis of gun systems and mounts.

Specialties Motion of gun systems and mounts; Optical motion analysis; High speed motion photography.

Programs Vulcan Air Defense System (Motion analysis of towed version); Yaw analysis (37mm-105mm weapons).

Descriptors Automatic weapons High speed photography Weapon dynamics Weapon mounts

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Kowalick, James F. , Dr. Chief, Pyrotechnics Development Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-H8200 (Dr. James F. Kowalick) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Papers

Descriptors

Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate

High explosives; Pyrotechnics.

Tracers; Explosive metalworking; Primers.

Papers on tracers, explosive welding and explosives.

Explosives Explosives bonding Primers Tracers

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Land!s, Elmer Chief, Munitions Branch

Commanding Offcer U. S. Army Land Warfare Laboratory ATTN: RDLWOEF (Mr. Elmer Landis) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Auto von: 870-4011 Telephone: (301)278-4011

Organization Development Engineering Division

Technical Areas

Programs

Remarks

Special ammunition; Specialty devices.

Less lethal ammunition; Plastic Blank for M16; Silenced weapons; Counter Ambush Barrage Weapon.

Initial point of contact for information on current or recent quick reaction programs in RDT & E Areas.

Descriptors Lethality Silencers Specialty devices

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Lannon, Joseph A. (Dr.) Research Chemist

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-L6500 (Dr. Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Joseph A. Lannon)

Pitman-Dunn Laboratorys

Basic research in ignition and combustion, spectroscopy and electrochemistry.

Rapid scan spectroscopy; Coatings; Laser spectroscopy; Matrix isolation.

Research on ignition and combustion.

Papers on matrix isolation as related to ignition and combustion; Coatings on cartridge cases; Rapid scan spectroscopy.

Alternate contact: Dr, L. Gruss

Propellant chemistry Spectroscopy

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Lantz, Robert Research Chemist (Section)

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-FR-G-C (Mr. Dover, N^ 07801


Orsanization

Technical Areas

Robert Lantz)

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Feltman Research Laboratory

Gas generators; Propellants; High temperature resistant propellants; Formulation, processing and interior ballistics.

High temperature stable propellants for use in small arms caseless ammunition

Papers on gas generator propellants; Caseless ammo for small arms.

Caseless ammunition Interior ballistics Propellant chemistry Propellants

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Lawrence, Larry R.

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLDG (Mr. Larry R. Lawrence) Eglin Air Force D&ae, FL 32542

/utovon: 872-2163 Telephone: (904) 882-2163

Organization

Technical Areas

Descriptors

Air Force Armament Laboratory

Gun barrel and high density penetrators

Gun barrels Material« technology Penetratoi ^

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Lee, Clayton Richard Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer Combat Developments Command/Maintenance Agency ATTN: CDCMA-E (Mr. Clayton R. Lee) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Weapons Mobility Branch

Reliability, maintainability of weapons systems, missile systems, mobility systems, small arms systems.

Future Rifle System; Firing Port Weapon-MICV; Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW).

"Primary User R and M Requirements."

Maintainability Reliability

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Leech, William J. (Dr.) Mechanical Engineer Applied Mechanics Section

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-R-EA (Dr. William J. Leech) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Ar.âs

Specialties

Programs

Papers

I escriptors

Reseaich Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Heat transfer.

Heat transfer in gun tubes; Thermal stress analysis of gun tubes.

Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW); 30mm Aircraft Weapon System.

Several papers and reports on the subject of gun tube heat transfer analysis.

Heat transfer Thermal stress analysis

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Lentz, Stanley- Chief, Dynamics Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Stanley Lentz) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Remarks

Descriptors


Small caliber weapons dynamics; Automatic weapons; Man-weapon interaction.

Recent work includes parameter measurement for man-weapon interaction analysis.

Automatic weapons Human factors engineering Man machine systems Weapon dynamics

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Lenz, Ludwig J. Project Engineer, Special Weapons and Devices Section

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DS (Mr. Ludwig J. Lenz) Rock Island, XL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Small Arms Weapon Systems Directorate Weapon Laboratory

Grenade launchers; Automatic weapons; Links; Linker-delinkers; Small arms training devices such as pop-up target mechanisms and machine gun simulators; Spotting weapons; Arm racks; Foreign weapon evalution; System analysis and evaluation; Mechanism design and analysis; Production fabrication consultant; Program management.

Low light level sights; Electronic weapon sights (radar); Silencers; Silent weapons; Flash hiders; Muzzle brakes; Targets.

Programs

Papers

Vulcan Air Defense System, Davy Crockett- XM28 and XM129; Silent Weapon System; Small Arms Weapons Study; Armament of surface vessels for SEA; Low light level sights; Novel Electronic Weapon Sight (NEWS); XM172 and XM173 low and high velocity hand crank grenade launchers; XM174 and XM175 low and high velocity grenade launchers; Insert conversion of Ml Rifle from Cal..30 to 7. 62mm NATO; Muzzle device for XM19 Rifle; Infantry Training Devices.

Technical report on the initial firing of the NEWS on the M16A1 rifle/M203 grenade launcher-AD893938; Letter reports on use of insert to convert Cal.. 30 weapon to 7. 62mm NATO and evaluation of failures in rifles supplied to a foreign government.

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Lenz, Ludwig J. (cont.)

Remarks

Descriptors

Assisted in establishing and maintaining techmcal reference files on small arms in the Special Weapons and Devices Section. Selects patents to be filed in Small Arms

Con6"* f C^renCe File stained in Advanced Concepts Group.

Gun sights Muzzle brakes Muzzle flash suppressors Silencers Targets

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Lindsay, John T. (LtCol) Chief, Guns and Rockets Branch

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLDG (LtCol. John T. Lindsay) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542

Auto von: 872-3761 or 3764 Telephone: (904) 882-3761 or 3764

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Descriptors


Military small arms; Aircraft rockets and cannons (plus related systems.)

Tactical rockets: Rapid fire gun systems; Low recoil weapons; ammunition.

Aircraft armament Rapid fire weapons Rockets

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Lorenzen, Theodore G. Chief, Special Weapons and Devices Section

Commanding General Headquarter U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DS (Mr. Theodore G. Lorenzen) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors


Automatic and semiautomatic weapon mechanisms; Feed mechanisms; Links; Sighting devices; Training devices; Noise suppression devices.

Weapon mechanism design and analysis to include effects of ammunition, feeding and links on performance. Test data evaluation with respect to system performance and requirements. RDT and E programming, management and systems engineering.

40mm Self-Powered Automatic Grenade Launchers; Caseless Ammunition Firing Fixtures, 5. 56 and 27mm. ; Multi-Purpose Machine Gun Mount; Aluminum Cased Ammunition Firing Fixtures; Night Sights- Radar and Radio-active Type; Noise suppressors.

Gun feed mechanisms Silencers Training devices Weapon dynamics

101

Magardo, Robert F. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-WS (Mr. Robert F. Magardo) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Weapons Systems Synthesis Division

Weapon design; Program management for small arms systems.

Weapon mechanism design; Caseless and plastic cased ammunition; Personal defense weapons.

High rate weapons; Firing Port Weapon-MICV,

Professional Engineer (Mass.) Reg. No. 20803; Patents-Three issued, one pending.

Caseless ammunition High velocity weapons Personal defense weapons Plastic cased ammunition

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Maine, Walter O. Chief, Projectile, Incendiary and Selected Systems Analysis Branch

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLYD (Mr. Walter O. Maine) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization Air Force Armament Laboratory

Technical Areas Gun systems effectiveness.

Specialties Studies and analyses; Effectiveness methodology.

Programs GAU-7; GAU-8; Gunship; Lightweight Fighter Gun System.

PaPerB Papers on analysis techniques and effectiveness studies.

Remarks Alternate contacts: Capt. George W. Watt, James F. Starling

Descriptors Weapons effects Weapon systems

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Mancini, Angelo N. (Jr. ) Serial Flechette Rifle, Program Coordinator

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7100 (Mr. Angelo N. Mancini, Jr.) Philadelphia, PA 19137

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Ammunition Development Branch Small Caliber Ammunition Division Munition Development and Engineering Directorate

Research and development of small caliber ammunition; Exterior ballistics; Sabots and flechettes producibility.

Flechettes; Tracer flechettes; Sabots.

Future Rifle Systems; Ammunition Develop- ment.

Exterior ballistics Flechettes Sabots

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Marada, Joseph P. (Maj) Head, Fire Support Section

Commandant Marine Corps Development and Education Command ATTN: MCDEC (Maj Joseph P. Marada) Quantico, VA 22134


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Fire Support Section Mid-Range Branch Studies and Requirements Division

Infantry weapons systems.

Knowledge of Marine Corns requirements in infantry weapons systems for the mid- range period (1973-1982).

Infantry weapons systems requirements; Review, validation, interservice reconciliation

Infantry weapons

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Markgraf, Robert W. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7200 (Mr. Rovert W.Markgraf) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

BaMisties and Analytics Branch Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate.

Mechanical engineering; Machine design.

Packaging techniques/materials; Acoustics.

Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW).

Machine desif.n Packaging

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Matsuguma, Harold J. Supervisory Chemist

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-FR-E-C (Mr. Dover, NJ 07801

Harold J. Matsuguma)


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Explosives Division Feltman Research Laboratory

Explosives Chemistry ?nd Technology.

Explosives synthesis, kinetics, formulation, manufacture; Pollution abatement, identification and detection.

Programs

Papers

Research and exploratory development on explosive synthesis, kinetics, characterezation, identification, detection; pollution abatement (in connection with explosives manufacture).

18 Technical Articles; 10 Technical Present- ations.

Descriptors Explosiven Pollution abatement

107

Matzkowita, William Superviaory h4atiiematician. Unit Chief

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-AD-C-S (Mr. William Matzkowite) Dover, NJ 078C1


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Effectiveneas Branch Concepts and Effectiveness Division

Weapon systems effectiveness.

Lethal area computation; Expected fraction of casualties computation; Flechettes.

Degradation Effects Program; Future Rifle System.

"Effectiveness Study of Three 40mm DP Cart- ridges"; "Ammunition Design Model"; "Lethal Area Estimates of 40mm Cartridges Against Personnel"; "Effectiveness Study of the 40mm MP Scimitar Cartridge'.'.

Flechettes Lethality Weapon effects

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McHugh, Robert J. Physicist

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7200 (Mr. Robert Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

J. McHugh)

Ballistics and Analv+ics Branch Small Caliber Ammunition Division

Ammunition design; Engineering and evaluation.

Flechettes; Bullets; Systems effectiveness,

M16A1 Rifle.

A number of technical reports on small arms.

Ammunition design Bullets Flechettes

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McKivrigan, James Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systeme Agency ATTN: AMXAA-WS (Mr. J. McKivrigan) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autovon: 870-5267 Telephone^301) 278-5267

Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Remarks

Weapon Systems Synthesis Division

Weapon design analysis and redesign.

M16A1/MOD MICV Firing Port Weapons; Dual Cyclic Rate Weapon; Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW); Future Rifle, . 17 cal; Future Rifle, Flechette.

Point of contact in above areas.

Descriptors Weapon mechanisms

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McKown, Gary (Dr. ) Physicist, Advanced Concepts and Technology

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-AC (Dr. Gary McKown) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptora


Electronics; Optics; Spectrocopy; Electro- optics.

Image Intensifiers; Sighting systems; Micro- wave spectroscopy; Radio frequency spectroscopy; NMR; Miniature power sources; |fuel cells, batteries).

Small Arms Sighting Systems (Day, Night); Lightweight Range Finder.

Numerous papers on spectroscopy, micro- wave and rf spectroscopy.

Electro-optics Gun sights Gun sight assemblies Nondestructive testing Spectroscopy

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McMillan, Francis Project Engineer

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFAF-DIRV (Mr. Francis McMillan) Eglln Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors


Terminal effects; Vulnerability assessment.

High-density penetrators; 20mm flechettes (effectiveness against aircraft); Pyrophoric penetrator ma terials.

GAU-8 support; 20mm flechettes.

Antiaircraft ammunition Flechettes Penetrators Pyrophoric materials Terminal effects Vulnerability

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Messina, Joseph Chief, Fluids and Lubricants Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SIV1UFA-L6000 (Mr. Joseph Messina) Philadelphia, PA 19137

Autoren: 348-6223 Telephone: (215) 831-6223

Organization Chemistry Research Division Pitman-Dunn Laboratory

Technical Areas Basic and applied research on lubricants for U. S. Army equipment.

Specialties Lubricating oil^, greases, solid films, additiv. (antioxidant extreme pressure, rust inhibitor); Thickeners; Base fluids; Hydraulic fluids.

Programs Lubricants, Friction and Wear; Corrosion Preventives; Hydraulic Fluids. These programs include research and development on lubricants for small arms (M16A1, M61, M139, XM140 etc.), fire-control instruments, fuzes, timing devices, meteorological and communication equipment, tanks, missiles, and other military equipment.

perS Publications on weapon lubricating oils and greases, thickeners, additive fluids, missile lubricants and hydraulic fluids.

Remarks

es

Point of contact for lubricants (lubricating oils, greases, solid films) used on military equipment. Many patents on lubricants used for U. S. Army equipment.

Descriptors Lubricants

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Meyer, Arthur R. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DC (Mr. Arthur R. Meyer) Rock Island, XL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors


Small arms design and evaluation.

Design, development, test, producibility.

XM23 aad XM24 Helicopter Mounts; M60D Machine Gun Conversion, XM140 30mm Machine Gun; Squad Automatic Weapon.

Registered Professional Engineer

Machine guns

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Mikula, James J. Research Chemist Chief, Spectroscopy Branch



Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

James J. Mikula)

Remarks

Descriptors


Material science; Propellant research.

Spectroscopy of high energy materials; Energy states and transfer in propellant and propellant additive materials.

AMC Ignition and Combustion Research Program.

"Electronic Spectra and Intramolecular Energy Transfer in 1-Nitronaptahalene", J. Mol Spectres. >_42£ 350-369 (1972). "El^îc States and Energy Transfer in Nitronaphthalenes. " (in press), J. Mol. Structure (1973).

Alternate contacts Dr. Leonce Harris and Mr. Robert Anderson, Jr. Mr. Mikula is an Adjunct Associate Professor in Physical Chemistry at Temple University.

Materials technology Propellant chemistry Spectroscopy

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Miller, Miles C. Aerospace Research Engineer

Commanding Officer Chemical Laboraty ATTN: SMUEA-CL-PA (Mr. Miles C. Miller) Edgewood Arsenal, MD 21030


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Physical Research Division Aerodynamics Research Branch Chemical Laboratory

Aerodynamics; Flight dynamics analysis.

Flight dynamics analysis; Computer trajectory simulation; Wind tunnel testing; Math modeling.

Projectile Performance Analysis

Numerous papers on aerodynamics and flight performance.

Aerodynamic s Computer simulation Mathematical models

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Miller, Paul H. Sr. Project Engineer

Commander Naval Weapons Center ATTN: CODE 3015 (Mr. Paul H. Miller) China : ake, CA 93555

Autovon: 898-1700 Ext. 2264 or 2265 Telephone: (714) 939-2264 or 2265

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Aircraft Gun Systems Branch Weapons Systems Division Systems Development Department

Production of aircraft gun ammunition.

20mm ammunition production.

Navy MK 100 Series 20mm ammo.

Alternate contact: Gordon Chantler Chairman of JTCG/ALNNO/WPFC/Aircraft Gun Ammunition Study Group (AGASG).

Aircraft ammunition

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Mil way, William B. Electronic Engineer (Instrumentation)

Commanding General U. S. Army Test and Evaluation Command ATTN: AMSTE-RU (Mr. William B. Milway) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autovon: 870-5278 Telephone: (301) 27;U5278

Organization Instrumentation Directorate

Technical Areas

Specialties

Descriptors

Electronic instrumentation; Fire control systems associated with night vision devices.

Instrumentation for measuring muzzle flash, chamber pressure, sound levels, blast pressure luminosity of tracer and ammunition velocity; Projectile tracking radar and velocimeters;

Automatic scoring devices. Aircraft electronic fire control systems.

Fire control systems Muzzle flash tests Pressure.tests Test equipment Tracer ammunition Velocity tests

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Monahan, Hugh (Jr. ) Mechanical Engineer/Chemical Engineer Munitions Applications Branch

Commanding Officer Edgewood Arsenal ATTN: SMUEA-DE-MM (Mr. Hugh Monahan, Jr. ) Edgewood Arsenal, MD 21010


Organization Munition Systems Division Development and Engineering Directorate

Technical Areas Dissemination of chemical agents (dissemination technology); Fuzing (pyrotechnic and mechanical); Interior ballistics (40mm); Exterior ballistics (40mm); Dissemination of colored smokes.

Specialties

Programs

Low velocity 40mm (grenade) munitions.

XM 627 CS Riot Control Cartridge; 40mm Grenade; M651 CS Tactical Cartridge; 40mm Colored Smoke Munitions.

Descriptors Dissemination technology Exterior ballistics Fuzes Grenades Interior ballistic s Riot control cartridges

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Mowrey, Fred H. CDC Staff Officer

Commanding Officer Headquarters U. S. Army Combat Developments Command ATTN: CDC-MS-W (Mr. Fred H. Mowrey) FT. Belvoir, VA 22060


Organization

Programs

Descriptors

Material Systems Directorate Weapons Division

Personal Defense Weapon; Future Rifle Sypt«sm; Squad Automatic Weapon.

Automatic weapons Personal defense weapons

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Nardone, John Materials Engineer Project Leader, Materials

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-FR-M-MA Dover, NJ 07801


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Design and Evaluation Section

(Mr. John Nardone)

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Feltman Research Laboratory

Materials application; Plastic material selection. Design and production; Ammunition design.

Plastics design and production for military application, to include ammunition, weapons and communication equipment.

Rotating Bands; Encapsulated Mine Components; Cartridge Cases; Communication Cases and Handsets; Reinforced Plastic Rocket Motor Cases, Projectile Grommets; Gears and miscellaneous ammunition components.

Picatinny Arsenal technical reports related to areas described in above programs.

New Jersey Professional Engineers License

Ammunition Plastics Plastic cartridge cases Rotating bands

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Norausky, Patrick H. (Jr. ) Chief, Advanced Concepts Group

Comznanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-A (Mr. Patrick H. Norausky, Jr.) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Small Arms Weapon System Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Operations research; Weapon kinematics and dynamics; Material behavior; Testing; Interior, exterior and terminal ballistics; Applied mechanics; Heat and mass transfer

Specialties

Programs

Test instrumentation; Fatigue analysis and testing; Mathematical modeling (digital, analog and hybrid computers); Operations research; Human factors engineering; Advanced small arms concepts.

XM140; 30mm Automatic Cannon; Future Point Fire Weapon Systems; Future Grenade Launcher Systems; Hyper velocity Weaponry. Gun Barrel Technology; Graded Lethality; Future Personal Defense Weapon Systems; DESVAL and Components Applied Research A607 (now ACT)

Papers

Remarks

Papers on: weapon dynamics, material behavior, future personal defense weapon systems, future grenade launcher systems, future point fire weapon systems, operations research, test instrumentation.

Registered Professional Engineer State of Missouri, E12095; Commercial Pilot.

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Norausky, Patrick H. Chief, Advanced Concepts Group (cont. )

Descriptors Computer simulation Fatigue (materials) Human factors engineering Mathematical rrodels Weapon tests

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Ofner, Robert Chemist, Nonmetallic Materials Application Team

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-R (Mr. Robert Ofner) Rock Island, XL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Weapons Laboratory

Material science (nonmetallics)

Rubber and plastic compounding and processing.

Development of Nonmetallic Belt Links; Development of Plastic Rifle Stocks; Development of Plastic Rifle Magazines.

Alternate contacts: John Cerny and Wilbur Veroeven.

Descriptors Gun stocks Magazine assemblies Materials technology Plastics

124

O'Hara, Glenn P. Mechanical Engineer

Director Watervliet Arsenal ATTN: SWEWV-RDR-AMM (Mr. Glenn P. O'Hara) Watervliet, NY 12189


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Benet Research Laboratory

Cannon-oriented research in structures- primarily pressure vessel components, breech rings, breech blocks, etc.

Finite element stress analysis using the NASTRAN Program; Experimental stress analysis using strain gauges and 2- or 3- dimcnsional photoelasticity; General mechanical measurement under static or dynamic conditions.

Study of threaded connections; XM199 Screw Block Breech; Design of Swage Autofrettage Mandrels; Stress Analysis of an Air Force Reel Pallet.

Papers

Descriptors

"Elat tic Stress Analysis of Short Cylindrical Swage Mandrels", Proceedings of the Third Navy/NASTRAN Colloquium, NSRDC, 22-23 March 1972; "Photoelastic Stress Analysis of a High Pressure Breech", Watervliet Arsenal Report WVT-7057, December 1970

Autofrettage Breech blocks Swaging Stress analysis

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Owen, William J., (MAJ) Chief, Analysis and Data Reduction Section

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Infantry Center ATTN: STEBC-MO-M (MAJ William J. Owen) Fort Benning, GA 31905


Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Analysis of small arms test data.

Numerical analyses.

M16A1 Subcaliber Device; M16 Burst Control Device.

Weapons test data

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Packard, Charles F. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR (Mr. Charles F. Packard) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Weapons Laboratory

Dwvelopment engineering; Program management.

Small arms design and evaluation.

M16A1 Rifle; M14 Rifle; M21 Sniper Rifle; XM19 Rifle; XM90 Spotting Rifle: Project SALVO; T48 Rifle; T44 Rifles; Project ALPHA.

Notes on development material; Various weapons test reports-T48 Rifle; Project SALVO; Papers on foreign weapon evaluations.

Professional Engineer, Massachusetts #20037

Shoulder weapons Small arms design

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Paone. Joseph F. (MAJ) Maior, Infantry Project Officer Studies Division

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Infantry Center ATTN: CDCIN-S (MAJ. Joseph F. Paone) Fort Henning, GA 31905


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

US Army Combat Developments Command Infantry Agency

Mechanical engineering and operations research; System description, application and evaluation.

Mathematical modeling to evaluate system effectiveness; Systems analysis.

Army Small Arms Requirements Study (ASA.KS); Army Small Arms Program (AR SAP),

Papers on modeling, measurement of effectiveness and quantification.of human factors in system evaluation.

Human factors Mathematical models Systems analysis Weapons effects

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Partridge, Daniel A. Electronics Engineer Land Range Development Section

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: ADTC-TSGGL (Mr. Daniel A. Partridge) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Air Force Systems Command Armament Development and Test Center Engineering Division

Gun testing

Test instrumentation and facilities

GAU-7/A Automatic Qins;GAU-8/A Automatic Guns.

Alternate Contact: Mr. J. J. Bauer

Test equipment Weapons tests

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Pearlstein, Fred Chief, Corrosion Research Branch



Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Fred Pearlstein)

Chemistry Research Division Pitman-Dunn Laboratory

Basic and applied research on corrosion, corrosion inhibition and metal coating processes.

Autocatalytic (electroless) plating of metals, chemical and electrochemical conversion coatings; electrochemical machining; corrosion and corrosion inhibition mechanisms.

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Corrosion and wear resistant coatings for metals including applications to the M16A1 rifle and M564 mechanical time fuze; Flechettes; M572E2 gearless S and A fuze and other components of military equipment.

Publications on electroless plating, galvanic corrosion, electrochemical and machining, electrophoretic deposition, high temperature oxidation, conversion coatings for metals and corrosion of metals in tropical environments.

Six patents in the field of protective coatings for metals.

Coatings Corrosion Covrosion inhibitors Stress corrosion

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Penn, Harry G. Production Manager

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-TSOOO (Mr. Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Harry G. Penn)

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Manufacturing Technology Directorate Small Caliber Ammunition Modernization and Engineering Division

Plant management and operation; Development and standardization of small arms ammunition manufacturing processes; Process, operations and facilities evaluation; Small caliber modernization programs.

Small caliber cartridge components; Assemblies and cartridge manufacture; Inspection tests and ancillaries.

Small Caliber Ammunition; Small Caliber Am- munition Modernization Program (SCAMP); Pro- duction trouble shooting.

Published papers pertinent to assigned activities.

Alternate-Mr, v ncent Walters (Frankford Arsenal).

Ammunition

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Pepe, Joseph (Dr. ) Research Metallurgist

Director Watervllet Arsenal ATTN: RDR-ME (Dr Joseph Pepe) Watervliet, NY 12189

Telephone: (518) 273-4610

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Materials Engineering Branch Research Directorate Benet Weapons Laboratory

Deformation and fracture; Non-equilibrium metallurgical reactions; Shcr<:-*ime dynamic elevated temperature propertiefc-, Physical metallurgy. Physical metallurgy; Deformation and fracture; Welding metallurgy.

Thermo- Mechanical Working of HigU Strength Steel; Erosion Mechanisms an-. Prevention; Deformation Modes/Fracture Characteristics.

Published papers in area of: Non-equilibrium metallurgical reactions, interaction of deformation modes and subsequent fracture, erosion, ultra-high heating rate studies.

Erosion Fracture properties Metallurgy Temperature effects Welding

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Peters, Joseph R. Research Mechanical Engineer

Director U. S. Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center

.ATTN: AMXMR-TE (Mr. Joseph R. Peters) Watertown, MA 02172

Auto von: 684-8558/»43 3 Telephone: (617) 926-1900 Ext. 558/433

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Engineering Mechanics Division Mechanics Research Laboratory-

Study of spallatior and fracture patterns in armor materials; Investigation of stress waves and failure patterns ; Terminal ballistics; Development of the HEMP Code to predict failures in armor materials.

Utilization of high-speed photography and flash X-ray systems. Development of special photo-optical systems for uniquo applications.

Validation of analytical models and assumptions utilizing oallistic erperimentation. Incipient damage levels and propagation of failures in armor materials.

"Penetration Characteristics of Biaxially Stretched Acrylic when Impacted with Caliber'0. 30 APM2 Projectiles".

Remarks

Descriptors

Professional Engineer, State of Massachusetts. Alternate contact: Mr. John F. Mcscall, Mathematician Autovon 684-83 76.

High speed photography Terminal ballistics Terminal effects X-ray radiography

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Phelps, John D. Supervisory Engineer (Instrumentation)

Commanding General

ATT^rx™- ^ Army Teflt and Evalua«on Command ATTN: AMSTE^RU (Mr. John D. Phelps) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Headquarters U. S. Army Test and Evaluation Command Instrumentation Directorate

Electronic engineering; Radar; Telemetry; Ballistic data recording; Blast and pressure measurement.

Piezoelectric pressure recording; Doppler velocity radars; Magnetic tape recording systems; Projectile airburst and impact locating system.

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Doppler Calibrator for Radar Velocimeters; Airblast Pressure Measurement.

Point of contact for above areas.

Piezoelectric gauges Proof test equipment Test ranges Weapons testing

134

Post, John S,

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons ATTN: SWERR-S-DI (Mr. John S. Rock Island, XL 61201


Organization

Command Post)

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Small Arms Weapons Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Weapon design

Noise Suppressors; Muzzle device.

Ring Airfoil Grenade Launcher; Future Rifle System; FPW/MICV.

nA Computer Analysis Program for the Rifle Application".

Muzzle devices Silencers

135

Prischmann, Clinton Mechanical Engineer

Conunanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons ATTN: SWERR-S-DI (Mi. Clinton Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Command Prischmann)

Discriptors


Interior balllatlcs; Weapons design and analysis; Fatigue of metals.

Math modeling

Ml6AlRifle; M20s Grenade Launcher; M1911A1 Pistol; Personal Defense Weapons; XM138 155mm Lightweight SP Howitzer.

Papers on mathematical analysis of recoil operated pistols, design and analysis of control grooves for artillery recoil brakes, cyclic stability of mild steel and 2024-T4.

Mathematical models Small arms design

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Quittman, William Metallurgist

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-K3310 (Mr. Philadelphia, PA 19137

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

W. H. Quittman)

Materials Engineering and Metallurgy Section Materials Branch Test and Evaluation Division Technical Support Directorate

Foreign cartridge e xploitation

Evaluation of metallic cartridge components

Foreign Materiel Exploitation Progr-im.

Numerous reports for the above program.

Ammunition Materials technology

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Reagan, Robert System Engineer Ammunition Development Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7100 (Mr. Robert Reagan) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization Small Caliber Ammunition Division Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Transition ballistics; Exterior ballistics; Terminal ballistics; Systems effectiveness.

Fi.echette dispersion; Experimental techniques in transition ballistics regime; System engineering.

SeriU Flechette Rifle Program; Multiple Flechette Rifle Program; Serial Bullet Rifle Program: Improved 30mm Ammuni- tion for WECOM.

Papers on flechette dispersion; Papers and reports on armor penetration.

Exterior ballistics Systems effectiveness Terminal ballistics Transition ballistics

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Reed, Frederick P. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DS(Mr. Frederick P. Reed) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Tecnnical Areas

Specialties

Programs


Applied research; Concept exploratory development; Advanced development for small arms weapon systems.

Weapons design, testing, instrumentation; Kinematic evaluation of prototype weapons up to preparation for production; Feed mechanisms; Weapon evaluations.

Special Purpose Individual Weapon (SPIW); Spotting Rifi.es: XM122, M8, XM69, Machine Guns: M73, M60, M85, XM140; Grenade Launchers: M79, XM174, XM175, CROW, Hand Held. Other projects: Silent Weapons, Caseless, Aluminum Cased, Mini-Bore, Cal . 122 and M16.

Papers

Remarks

Reports on: Caseless Ammunition Obturation Devices; The Protector (Mini-Projectile Weapon System).

Duties include or have included a variety of assignments as need occurred: EX 122 Task Force Team, Alpha Design Review Committee, XM30 Task Force Estimated and Evaluation, Long Range Technical Forecasting Committee, SA New Concept Coordinator, Review and Eval- uation Team for Commercial New Concept, AAFSS Review Team, etc.

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Reed, Frederick P. (cont.)

Descriptors Gun feed mechanisms Machine guns Small arms design Weapon dynamics Weapons tests

140

Reynolds, John Mechanical Engineer, Chief, Advanced Concepts Division

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-W-A (Mr. John Reynolds) Rock Island, IL 61P.01


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Aircraft Weapons Systems Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Aircraft weapons systems; Turrets; Weapon dynamics; Fire control; Control and stabilization.

Liquid propellant weapons; Fire control; Systems applications; Fluidic controls.

Advanced Concepts for Automatic Aircraft Cannon.

Aircraft armaments Liquid propellant guns

141

Rhoades, Charles J. Chief, Design and Development Group

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S(Mr. Charles Rhoades) Rock Island, IL. 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers


Weapon mechanisms; Weapon dynamics; Interior ballistics; Small caliber ammunition design and development.

Small caliber weapon systems development; Small caliber ammunition development; High- rate mechanism development; Flechette-firing weapons development.

M16A1 Rifle; 7. 62mm ammunition; 5. 56mm ammunition; XM645 cartridge; Multiple Flechette Cartridges; XM19 Rifle (and other FRS rifle candidates); M203 and 30mm Grenade Launchers.

Several technical reports on 5. 56mm ammunition; M16A1 rifle.

Remarks

Descriptors

Prior experience includes five years in the M16 rifle project managers's office

Flechette s Multiple flechette rifles Weapon dynamics Weapon systems

142

Riffin. Paul V. Program Manager for Armaments Material

Director U. S. Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center ATTN: AMXMR-HM (Mr. Paul Riffin) Watertown, MA 02172


Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Armor materials; Armament materials and other structural alloys employed in engineering equipment. Background in physical and mechanical metallurgy and the engineering applications of metallic materials, high-strain rate behavior, fracture and flow, and terminal ballistics.

High-strength alloys; Fracture toughness; Alloy development in uranium, titanium, steel and aluminum alloys.

Fragmentation Artillery Shell; Bushmaster; Lance Warhead; 105mm APDS and HEAT Projectile Materials.

Papers on improved fragmentation steel, pyrophoric materials, high-strain rate behavior, wear-resistant gun components.

Point of contact, coordinator, and advisor reagrding personnel and facilities of AMMRC for utilization in the small arms field.

Fracture properties Materials technology Metals Metallurgy Pyrophoric materials Strain rate effects

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Roane, Lester Chief, Industrial & Quality Assurance Division

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-I (Mr. Lester Roane) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Auto von: 8 70-46?. 3/4618 Telephone: (301) 278-4623/4618

Technical Areas:

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Weapon and ammunition production; Weapon and ammunition quality control; Reliability, availability, maintainability (RAM). Cost effectiveness.

Test instrumentation; Training devices; Test and evaluation.

M16A1: Product Improvement, Low Light Level Sight, Rim Fire Adapter, Laser Training Device, National Match/Sniper Conversion; M203GL: Training Grenade; Future Rifle System (FRS); Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW); Firing Port Weapon-MICV; Dual Cycle Rifle; RAM Modeling; Flechette Ammunition; Long Recoil Weapons; Personal Defense Weapons.

"Dual Cycle Rifle", Army R&D Magazine.

Professional Engineer (Texas & Maryland) Alternates: J. F. Thompson, W. H. Klotsas E. P. Virene

Ammunition Maintainabili ty Quality control Reliability Test equipment Weapon fabrication

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Robbins, John Project Engineer

Commandor

ATTITI™^™ ™nt DeveloPm«nt and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLDL (Mr. John Robbins) Eghn Air Force Baae, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Guns and Rockets Division Air Force Armament Laboratory-

Gun design; Ammunition design; Gun systems; Interior ballistics; Exterior ballistics.

Gun mechanisms; Small arms-man interaction; Silencers; Projectile design; Cartridge design; Small arms sights and sighting; Gun barrel erosion firings; Plastic jacketed projectiles.

GUU 4/P (IMP, Stockless); Gun barrel erosion firings; Plastic jacketed small cal. ammunition, Plastic jacketed large cal. ammunition.

Responsible for Air Force small arms - personal defense weapon development programs.

Cartridges Erosion Gun feed machanisms Gun sights Human factors engineering Plastic cased ammunition Projectiles Silencers Weapon dynamics

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Roberts, Earl D., Jr. Equipment Specialist (Ord)

Commandant Headquarters U. S. Army Infantry ATTN: ATSN-I-M- (Mr. Earl D. Fort Benning, GA 31905


Organization

Technical Areas

Center Roberts Jr.)

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

United States Army Infantry School

Characteristics of small arms as related to suitability-for infantry use; Lethality; Hit probability; Human engineering.

Test and evaluation of small arms; Infantry requirements for small arms to include operational characteristics, tactics and techniques.

Small Arms Weapons Systems Study; Infantry Rifle Unit Study; SPIW Tests; M16A1 Rifle; Stoner Weapons Systems; AR 18 Rifle; H&K Rifle.

Papers on small arms tests and evaluations; Requirements documents; Infantry community positions on small arms requiremei ts; Small arms studies.

Infantry training Weapons tests Small arms

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Rocha, John G. Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-W-A (Mr. John G. Rocha) Rock Island, IL 61201

Autovon: 793-4445 Telephone: (309) 794-44-

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

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Weapons Laboratory

Design and development of military small arms including rifles, light and heavy machine guns, automatic cannon up to 30mm size, automatic 40mm grenade launchers, both low and high velocity. Also design of systems employing liquid or caseless propellants and design and development of special test fixtures for same.

Design of weapon systems as noted above, especially evolution of new mechanism concepts to suit system requirements. Analysis of ballistic factors to assure compatibility of weapon system and ammunition. Experienced as consultant on all items noted herein, especially analysis of helicopter armament systems.

Rifles: SPIW; 7. 62mm M14 and T48 Carbine; machine guns: M60, misc. ground and tank (7.62mm) and 23mm Bushmaster; Grenade Launchers: Single and three-shot launchers; Automatic M75, M129 XM140 systems; Auto- matic Cannon: 30mm AMC weapon.

Authored book, "Small Arms Design Principles" 1968.

Registered Professional Engineer-Massachusetts; Taught Strength of Materials, Math, related sub- jects. Alternate contact: Frederick R. Reed SWERR-S.

Aircraft armaments Automatic weapons Grenade launchers Machine guns Weapon systems

Romero, Eduardo 3. Program Manager

Commander Naval Weapons Center ATTN: CODE 3015 (Mr. Eduardo S. Romero) China Lake, CA 93555

Autovon: 898-1700 Ext. 2264 Telephone: (714) 939-2264

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Aircraft Gun Systems Branch

Aircraft gun system R and D management; Liquidpropellant guns; Interior ballistics. .

Liquid propellant guns; Nor-hyper golic bipropellant systems; Gun mechanizations; Interior ballistics.

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

25mm Light Weight Liquid Propellant Aircraft Gun System.

Alternative contacts: Robert Gould, Ext. 2668. Dr. Stanley Wood, Ext. 7317; Larry Liedtke, Ext. 2203.

Aircraft armaments Interior ballistics Liquid propellant guns

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Rutland, J. Andrew Project Engineer

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLRV (Mr. J. Andrew Rutland) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors


Terminal effects/Vulnerability assessment.

Aircraft targets.

GAU-7 20mm; GAU-7 25mm; GAU-7 56mm; Aircraft cannon parameters fuze study.

Target vulnerability Terminal effects

149

Rutkovsky, Hyman D. Chief, Ammunition Engineering Branch

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-AD-E-C (Mr. Hyman D. Rutkovsky) Dover, New Jersey, NJ 07^01


Organization Ammunition Development Engineering Directorate

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Industrial engineering of a variety of conventional munitions.

Technical direction of pre-standardization engineering liaison, studies, estimates and evaluation essential to the transition of newly developed mission items into quantity production: Engineering for efficient production in volume, including pre-production evaluation and pilot production operations.

Mines; Grenades; Demolition items; Anti- personnel munitions;Aircrait rockets (2. 75"); Infantry rockets (LAW); Guided missile warheads.

Numerous documents and reports on production of conventional munitions.

Point of contact for production of conventional munitions. Licensed Professional Engineer- New Jersey.

Ammunition Grenades Munitions industry Rockets

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Samos, George Physical Scientist, Dynamics Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. George Samos) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization Interior Ballistics Laboratory Ballistic Research Laboratory

Technical Areas Gas dynamics; Ammunition studies.

Specialties Piston primers; Airborne particle ingestion; Sabot ingestion; Toxicity of muzzle gases.

Programs SPIW (YM 19).

Descriptors Gas dynamics Primers

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Sauber, John Senior Engineer-Aircraft Guns and Ammunition

Commander Naval Air Systems Command Code-AR-53234 (Mr. John Sauber) Washington, DC 20360


Organization Conventional Weapons Branch Armament Division

Technical Areas

Programs

Engineering development of aircraft guns and ammunition: Primary calibers in and around 20mm and 30mm; Gun design.

20mm Aircraft Gun Pad GPU- 2 /A: 20mm General Purpose Projectile; 20mm Aircraft Gun Mkll; 20mmAircraft Gun M 197; 20mm Aircraft Gun Pod MK4.

Descriptors Aircraft »mmunftlon Aircraft armaments

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Schienner, Robert J. Physicist, Ammunition Development Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7000 (Mr. Robert J. Schienner) Phüadelphia, PA 19137


Organization Small Caliber Ammunition Division Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Exterior ballistics; Terminal ballistics; Mathematical models; Cartridge design.

Math modeling to predict cartridge performance; Penetration mechanics; Flechettes; Tracer projectile design.

Squad Automatic Weapon System; Personal Defense Weapon System; Advanced Machine Gun Concepts.

Paper on 68 grain ammunition for Stoner machine gun; Paper on ammunition for Squad Automatic Weapon System.

Ammunition Exterior ballistics Flechettes Mathematical models Terminal ballistics

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Schumacher, Carrol Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DI (Mr. Carrol Schumacher) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Small Arms Weapon Systems Directorate Weapon Laboratory

Weapon mechanism design; Small arms mechanism kinematics.

Small caliber weapon design; Weapon mal- function analysis.

Personal Defense Weapon; M16A1 Rifle; MICV-Firing Port Weapon; XM15 General Officers Pistol; M16 National Match Rifle.

Papers addressing redistribution of force- time function applied to shooter

Kinematics Small arms design Weapon dynamics

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Schupp, Walter Project Engineer, Rifle Ammunition Ammunition Development Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J7100 (Mr. Walter Schupp) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization Small Caliber Ammunition Division Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate.

Technical Areas Interior ballistics; Exterior ballistics. Transition ballistics.

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Flechettes; Pusher type sabot; Tracer flechettes; Puller type sabots<

Ammunition for Future Rifle Program; Multiple Flechette Pusher and Puller Sabot Concepts.

"Feasibility of Launching Three Flechettes Simultaneously by Means of Puller Sabots." R-1923 April 1969. Various final reports prepared by development contractors for both pusher and puller multiple flechette ammunition.

Descriptors Ammunition Exterior ballistics Flechettes Interior ballistics Transition ballistics Sabots

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Shaff, Larry T. General Engineer, Ground Munitions Branch

Commanding Officer Edge wood Arsenal ATTN: SMUEA-DE-MG (Mr. Larry T. Shaff) Edgewood Arsenal, MD 21010


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Remarks

Descriptors

Munitions Systems Division Development and Engineering Directorate

Development of chemical weapons and ammunition for riot control, civil disturbance and tactical use. Involves mechanical, chemical, and electrical engineering aspects.

Chemical weapon/ammunition engineering design, testing, and evaluation.

Point of contact for 40mm chemical cartridges. Work on 40mm chemical cartridges has extended over the past 4| years. Patent on an airborne chemical dispenser.

Chemical ammunition Incapacitating agents Riot control weapons

156

Shanahan, CO. , Jr. Technical Assistant to Chief, Small Arms Test Branch

Commanding General Headquarters US Army Infantry Center ATTN: STEBC-TE-SA (Mr. CO. Shanahan) Fort Benning, GA 31905


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Test Division U. S. Army Infantry Board

Small arms weapons and ammunition testing and performance.

Planning, conducting, and "reporting on service (user) type testing of small arms weapons, ammunition, components, and accessories.

M16A1 rifle; 40-mm grenade launchers (M203, DBCATA, M79) and their ammunition; AR-18 rifle; Future rifle and light machine gun; Day and night sights for small arms weapons; Sub-caliber devices for hand and shoulder fired small arms weapons.

Reports of service type tests of rifles, machine guns, grenade launchers, and their ammunition and ancillary equipment.

Alternate contact would be the Chief, Small Arms Test Branch, and/or test project officers of Small Arms Test Branch. The Small Arms Test Branch maintains an almost complete file of reports of tests it has conducted going back to approximately 1956.

Field tests Grenade launchers Rifles Weapons tests

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Sheffield, Oliver E. Explosives Research Chemist

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-FR-E (Mr. Oliver E. Sheffield) Dover, NJ 07801


Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Chemistry of explosives; Propellants and pyrotechnics; Ordnance materials.

Explosives; Propellants; Pyrotechnics and related items; Sources of information; Information retrieval and dissemination.

Writing a 10-volume work entitled ''Encyclopedia of Explosives and Related Items".

Papers

Descriptors

Numerous in-house technical reports: "Handbook on Foreign Explosives", "Properties of Explosives of Military Interest", "Effects of Materials on the Properties of Explosives". Encyclopedia of Explosives: Vol. 1 (1960); Vol. 2 (1962); Vol. 3 (1966); Vol. 4 (1969); Vol. 5 (1972); Vol. 6 (In Preparation).

Explosives Propellants Pyrotechnics

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Shelton, Henry R. (COL) Chief, Combat Material Division

Headquarters Department of the Army ATTN: DARD-DDC (COL Henry R. Shelton) Washington, DC 20310

Autovon: 822-4585 Telephone (202) OX 5-4585

Organization

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Office of the Chief of Research and Development

Background on development of ARSAP; M-16 controversy; Major Department of Army decisions on small arms, 1967-1972.

Special Purpose Individual Weapon; Future Rifle System; Army Small Arms Program.

Rifles Shoulder weapons

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Shindler, Charles E. Chemical Engineev

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-T5000 (Mr. Charles E. Shindler) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization Manufacturing Technology Directorate

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Product and process engineering of small caliber ammunition.

Propellant; Primers; Pyrotechnics (design, formulation, manufacture, loading and ballistic testing).

5. 56 ammunition for M16A1 Rifle; Propellant plant modernization; Cartridge and propellant plant production trouble-shooting.

Papers and reports on special tests of 5. 56mm ammunition.

Alternate-Mr. Harry Penn

Ammunition Primers Propellant Pyrotechnics

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Smith Philip J. Manager, Prototype Production Branch

Commander Naval Ammunition Depot ATTN: Code 5063 (Mr. Philip J. Smith) Crane, IN 47522


Organization Product Development Division Research and Development Department

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors

Non-metallic components of ammunition, weapons, and special packaging.

Plastic design and fabrication of small arms ammunition components; Design and development of special packaging for rifles, pistols, launchers.

EX 113 colored signals; M16 stack; single rifle packaging.

Ammunition Material technology Packaging Plastics

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Smith, Robert C. Chief, Development Section IIIB

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-AD-D-W-4 (Mr. Robert C. Smith) Dover, NJ 07801


Organisation

Technical Areas

Specialties

Warheads and Special Projects Branch Ammo Development Division Ammo Development and Engineering Directorate

Design, test and evaluation of developmental area target munitions for hand-held and automatic grenade launcher weapon systems.

Development of high explosive fragmentation and canister antipersonnel cartridges: High explosive- dual purpose (antipersonnel-antimateriel) cartridges; Lighter smoke emitting pyrotechnic Signaling- illuminating cartridges; Practice cartridges yielding impact signatures.

Programs 30mm and 40mm HE, dual purpose, canister pyrotechnic and practice cartridges for M79, M203 XM128, XM140 and Future Rifle System grenade launchers.

Papers

Descriptors

Papers on area target muitions for hand-held grenade launchers.

Antipersonnel ammunition Grenades High explosive ammunition Pyrotechnics

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Sollott, Gilbert P. (Dr.) Branch Chief, Organic Chemistry Branch

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-L6Z00 (Dr. Gilbert P. Sollott) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers


Organic chemistry; Organometallic chemistry; Polymer chemistry.

Chemiluminesceri materials; Organometallic combustion catalysis; Modified benzimidazole polymers; Soluble styrene polymers; Ferrocene chemistry of Groups HI, IV and V elements.

Publications on the ferrocene chemistry of Groups 111,1V and V elements; Arylation of ferrocene with hydrazines; chemilumine- scence of lithium phosphides; Heat stabilizers for nitrocellulose film.

Remarks Patents on the ferrocene chemistry of Groups III and IV elements, explosive pyrotechnic complexes of ferrocene and inorganic nitrates; Stabilizers for nitrocellulose film.

Descriptors Organic chemistry Propellant chemistry

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Snopek, Robert G. (LTC) Munitions Staff Officer

Commanding Officer Headquarter U.S. Army Combat ATTN: CDC-MS-U (Mr. Robert Fort Belvoir, VA 22060


Organization

Programs

Developments Command G. Snopek)

Remarks

Descriptors

Munitions Division Material Systems Directorate

Small Arms Ammunition/Fuzes; 40mm Ammunition (Ground Systems).

Monitors ammunition development and product improvement programs. Staffs ammunition requirement documents.

Ammunition Fuzes

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Starling, James F. Mathematician

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLYD (Mr. James F. Starling) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization Projectile, Incendiary and Selected Systems Analysis Branch


Technical Areas Gun system effectiveness

Specialties Mathematical modeling and system effectiveness.

Programs AX Gun System; Credible Chase; DEFA Gun Study.

Papers Alternate Contact-Gerald Solomon

Descriptors Aircraft armaments Mathematical models Weapons effects

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Stiefel, Ludwig Chemiat/Chemical Engineer

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-J8100 (Mr. Ludwig Stiefel) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate.

Small arms propellants, charge design, ammunition-gun interface, erosion, fouling, smoke and flash; Thermochemistry (combustion ignition, weapon exhaust gases); Ekllistics behavior of propellants in closed bombs and guns.

Fouling and Erosion M16A1 Rifle; High Bulk Density Extruded Propellants 5. 56mm and 7. 62mm: Multi-purpose Propellant for Small Arms; Toxicity of Weapon Exhaust; Distributed Propulsion; Nitramine Propellant Combustion.

Papers, reports and presentations on above programs.

Ballistic tests Erosion Propellants Propellant chemistry

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Strickland, W. Stanley Project Engineer

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLRV (Mr. W. Stanley Strickland) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Descriptors


Terminal effects/Vulnerabilityiassessmeftts.

40mm ammunition; Fire start capabilities testing techniques.

Vulnerability of gun tubes to penetratora

Terminal effects Vulnerability Weapon effects Weapon tests

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Struve, John Mechanical Engineer

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-WS (Mr. John Struve) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Descriptors

Weapons Systems Synthesis Division

Program management

Future Rifle System; Serial Flechette Rifle; Multiple Flechette Rifle; Serial Bullet Rifle/ Full Bore, Sabot Bullet.

Multiple flechettes Sabots Rifles

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Teitell, Leonard (Dr.) Chief, Microbiological Deterioration Group

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-L6000 (Dr. Leonard Teitell) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers


Industrial microbiology; Materials protection.

Microbiological deterioration; Tropicalization.

Testing and advising on microbiological deterioration on many programs.

Reports on microbiological deterioration of ammunition and materials used in ammunition; Also reports on effects of tropical climate on ammunition.

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Thilo, Edward R. Division Chief Physics Research Division

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-L4000 (Mr. Edward R. Thüo) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Pitman-Dunn Research Laboratory

Penetration mechanics; Terminal ballistics; Interior ballistics; Launch ballistics.

High speed radiography; Flechettes; Sabots; Mathematical modeling; Gas dynamics; Erosion; Photoelasticity; Launching techniques.

Bushmastcr; Future Rifle System (FRS); WECOM 30; DESVAL; M16AL

Papers in the general area of penetration per performance as a function of material and geometric shape; Math models to simulate interior ballistics; Extensive papers on photoelasticity, both dynamic and static.

Descriptors Erosion Flechettes Gas dynamics Interior ballistics Launch ballistics Mathematical models Radiography Terminal ballistics Xray radiography

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Thompson, Joseph F. Operation» Research Analyst

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms Systems Agency ATTN: AMXAA-I, Bldg. 314 (Mr. J. F. Thompson) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Industrial and Quality Assurance Division

Ammunition Production Processes.

Serial Flecaette Rifle Ammunition: Producibility, Production.

Evolution of the Sabot Design for the Serial Flechette Rifle.

Flechettes Sabots

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Thompson, R. Stanley Chief, Crew Served Weapons Division

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-S-DC (Mr. Stanley R. Thompson) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Small Arms Weapons Systems Directorate V'eapons Laboratory

Automatic weapon design; Weapons dynamics Interior ballistics; Mechanism interface; Design techniques; Weapon system evaluation; System engineering.

Component/System performance interface; Design requirement interface; Design feasibility; Design criteria; Probabilistic design; RAM/Design interface.

Squad Automatic Weapon; Armor Machine Gun.

AOA Machine Gun Steering Committe Member; Machine Gun Coordination Group Member.

Machine guns Small arms design.

172

Thomsen, Darrel Mechanical Engineer

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-R (Mr. Darrel Thomsen) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Weapons Laboratory

Heat transfer

Analytical studies in the prediction of transient weapon temperatures and experimental correlation testing.

Gun Barrel Technology; Gun Barrel Temperature; Profile Analysis; Gun Barrel Thermal Analysis and Experimental Correlation Studies; Aircraft Weapons (Gun Barrel Thermal and Structural Model.)

Papers

Descriptors

Papers on gun barrel heat transfer,analysis, gun barrel thermal interface resistance, and barrel thermal testing results.

Gun barrels Heat transfer

173

Titus, Joan Technical Writer

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-FR-M- Dover, NJ 07801

D (Ms. Joan Titus)


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Plastics Technical Evaluation Center (PLASTEC) Materials Engineering Division Feltman Research Laboratory

Plastic materials suitable to small arms application.

Rotating bands; Cartridge cases; Obturators; Weathering; Trade names; New plastics; De- gradable plastics; Solid-phase (cold forming) plastics.

Rotating bands; Solid-phase forming; Degrad- able plastics.

'PLASTEC R42-Solid-Phabs (Cold Forcing) of Plastics"; 'PLASTEC Special Report 9-New Plastics: Properties, Processing and Potential Uses";'PLASTEC Special Report 10-Degradable Plastics for Mine Applications"; "PLASTEC Special Report 8-Plastic Rotating Bands: A Literature Search and Addendum 1".

Plastics Plastic cartridge cases Rotating bands

174

Todaro, Donald G. (LCDR) Weapons Systems Manager For Combatant Craft

Commander Naval Ordnance Systems Command Headquarters ATTN: NORD-553B (LCDR Donald G. Todaro) Washington, DC 20360


Technical Areas Machine guns (light, medium, heavy); Small arms; Fire control systems (small); Machine gun mounts (automatic and manual); Special warfare arms (Flame systems. Silent weapons, etc, ),

Specialties Overall management of concepts, specifications, development and production.

Programs MK 30/0 30mm Lightweight Weapons System; MK 22/0 20mm Medium Machine Gun; MK 29/0 20mm Medium Machine Gun; Armament for Military Assistance Program (MAP) Craft.

PaPers Various papers for NAVORD Quarterly Bulletin, ASNE Journal, etc. on Combatant Craft Armament.

Descriptors Machine guns

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Traf ton, Thomas R. Physical Scientist, Applied Ballistics Laboratory

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mr. Thomas R. Trafton) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors


Interior ballistics; Propellants; Small arms ammunition; Thermodynamics.

Mathematical models; Computer simulation.

Interior ballistics of small arms propellants

Papers on mathematical modeling of small arms ammunition and interior ballistics; Papers on pyrotechnic composition and performance; Erosion propellants.


Computer simulation Interior ballistics Mathematical models Propellants

176

Upson, Harry W. (Jr. ) Equipment Specialist (Ordnance)

Commanding General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: AMSWE-MAA-S (Mr. Harry W. Upson, Tr. Rock Island, IL 61201


Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Remarks

Descriptors

Maintenance engineering; Publications; Programming.

Maintainability in design; Development of maintenance and logistic support plans; Technicil assistance to field and depots; Troubleshooting; Development of special tools; Parts authorization and levels of repair.

Small arms up to and including 20mm: Aircraft-peculiar types of weapons; Training devices; Depot coordination (overhaul).

Numerous papers on all aspects of weapons maintenance (small arms) as regards maintainability, logistic;, depot support, field problems, modifications, man-power support requirements, etc.

A broad knowledge of all small arms in the irea of maintenance. General familiarity »rith all hand and shoulder fired weapons in ihe small arms group (rifles, pistols, revol- vere, shotguns, etc. ). Primary interest in automatic weapons (machine guns and automatic cannon).

Field maintenance Logistics management Maintainability Shop maintenance

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Vaughan, Edwin M. Physical Scientist

Command.ng General Headquarters U.S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: AMSWE-RDR (Mr. Edwin M. Vaughan) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization Systems Research Division RD and E Directorate

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Barrel and cannon technology; Weapon mechanisms technology; Material sciences; Nuclear and radiation physics»

Fatigue; Erosion; Fracture; Recoil; High-pressure physics; Cryogenics; Holography; Lasers; Fabrication; Blast and noise; Nuclear effects.

Future Rifle Systems; Squad Automatic Weapon; XM 204 Soft Recoil; Vulcan Air Defense; Cannon Launched Guided Projectile (CLGP); Low Altitude Forward Air Defense Systems; Gun Low Altitude Air Deferse System; Advanced Automatic Aircraft. Gun XM140;TOW; MINT-TAT; "SEAS"; 155MM SP Howitzer M109A1; "8" SP Howitzer; M110E2; Lightweight Recoilless Antitank Weapons (SMAW'i); Lightweight Company Mortar (LWCM); IAMAS.

Descriptors Erosion Fatigue (materials) Fracture properties Lasers Holography Recoil mechanisms

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Vasilakis, John D. (Dr. ) Mechanical Engineer

Director Watervliet Arsenal ATTN: SWEWV-RDR-AMM (Dr. John D. Vasilakis) Watervliet, NY 12189


Organization Benet Research Laboratory

Technical Areas Elastic/Plastic analysis of thick-walled tubes; Materials science.

Specialties High strength alloys.

Progra-ns Testing of cylinders under rapid fire simulation.

Papers "Inelastic Behavior of Thick-Walled Cylinders Subjected to Nonproportionate Loading" by S. C. Chu and J. D. Vasilakis; "Hi-Rate Loading of Barrels" by J.D. Vasilakis

Descriptors Autofretlaga Materials technology

179

Virene, Edgar (Dr.) General Engineer

Commanding Officer U. S. Army Small Arms System Agency ATTN: AMXAA-I (Dr. Edgar Virene) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Auto/on: 870-4623 Telephone: (301) 278-4623

Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Industrial and Quality Assurance Division

Quality Assurance

Reliability Analysis

Future Rifle System (FRS)

Reliability Growth Modeling; Kolmogorov- Smirnov Test for Goodness of Fit; Redundant Systems with Repair; Nonparametric Reliability; Application of Queueing Theory; Structural Reliability

Quality assurance Reliability

180

Visnov, Martin

Comanding Officer U. S, Army Frankfrrd Arsenal ATTN: J8100, Bldg. 64-2 (Mr. Martin Visnov) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization Propellant Development Branch Small Caliber Propellants and Pyroteck- nics Division

Technical Areas Solid propellants: homogeneous, composites

Specialties Solid propellant chemistry; Combustion, Ignition; New compositions.

Programs High energy propellants; Hea' resistant propellants for caseless ammunition

Papers Papers and presentations on new, high energy gun propellants, heat resistant propellants.

Descriptors Solid propellants

181

voreck, Wallac- E. Chief, Sensitivity and Initiation Section Applied Physics Branch

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-EL-FRL (Mr. Wallace E. Voreck) Dover, NJ 07871


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Explosive Laboratory J. Itman Research Laboratories

Explosives; Detonators; Chemical engineering; Electronics

Pilot plant synthesis of explosives; Explosive testing; Detonator and fuze train design; Nuclear radiation effects on explosives.

Developing new test methods for detonators (including »*ab spnaitivity buildup to detonation, and output; Developing new detonator designs.

"Stab Sensitivity" PATR 4263, "Gamma Ray Gaging Detonators" PATR 4239, "Micro- scopicExamination of Explosives" PATR 4093, "Radiation Effects on Explosives" PATR 3782, "Plastic Bonded Explosives, " etc.

Remarks Professional Engineer

Descriptors Detonators Explosives Explosive trains

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Wallen, Stuvie C. Deputy Chi«!, Aircraft Weapons and Air Defense Systems

Commanding General Headquarters U. S.Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-W (Mr. Stuvie C. Wallen) Rock Island, XL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Progi ams

Remarks

Descriptors

Weapons Laboratory

Aircraft guns and gun systems.

Catling mechanisms; Gun barrel technology; Helicopter gun systems (including fire control).

20mm M61 Gun and Derivatives; Cheyenne Armament System; Huey Cobra Armament; General Army Aircraft Weaponry.

Registered Professional Engineer.

Aircraft armaments Catling mechanisms Gun barrels

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Ward, John S. Mechanical Engineer

Commander Naval Weapons Laboratory ATTN: CODE 3015 (Mr. John S. Ward) China Lake, CA 93555

Autovon: 898-1700 Ext. 2505/2586 Telephone: (714) 939-3505/2586

Technical Areas Aircraft gun and ammunition design and testing.

Specialties Ammunition de sign for 20mm through 40mm.

Programs 20mm Standard Service Round (SSR); Liquid Propella.it Gun Ammunition.

Papers "Final Summary Report 20mm Standard Service Round" N^rC TP 5382.

Descriptors Aircraft ammunition Liquid propellants

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Available Copy for the page below

Speciallies A^rceplSmre Lfiflnly.*

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White, Wilmer Chemical Engineer

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUrA-J8200 (Mr. Wilmer White) Philadelphia, PA 19137


Organization Pyrotechnic Development Branch Munitions Development and Engineering Directorate.

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Small caliber ignition; Primers.

Blank ammunition; Priming compositions.

Cartridge, 7.62mm, Blank, M82; No.34 Primer; Jet Flame Primer.

White, W. and Braun, F. E., "Preliminary Investigation of a Jet Flame Primer", FA Report No. R-2011, June 1971.

Descriptors Blank ammunition Primers

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Weir, Raymond H. Director, Small Arms Weapon Systems Directorate

Commanding General Headquarter J U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWE'RR-S(Mr. Raymond H. Weir) Rock Island, TL 61201


Organization Weapons Laboratory

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Weapons dynamics

Technical management of small arms weapons development.

SPIW; XM19; M219 Machine Gun; M85 Machine Gun; M16A1 Rifle; XMi74; XM175; SAW.

Descriptors Small arms design Weapon dynamics

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Wineholt, Emma M. Mathematician, Dynamics Branch

Director Aberdeen Research and Development Center ATTN: AMXRD-BIL (Mrs. Emma M. Wineholt) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Papers

Descriptors

Interior Ballistics Laboratory Ballistic- Research Laboratory

Analog and digital progrannming (FORTRAN) for math models: Interior ballistics, kinematics and dynamics of gun mechanisms; Automated data reduction.

M139 20mm; M16A1 simulation.

M16A1 simulation.

Numerous BRL reports on above.

Computer simulation Interior ballistics Mathematical models

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Winger, Jack Project Engineer

Commander Headquarters Armament Development and Test Center ATTN: AFATL-DLRV (Mr. Jack Winger) Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Remarks

Descriptors

Weapons Effects Division Air Force Armament Laboratory-

Terminal effects/Vulnerability assessment.

Weapons effectiveness against vehicular targets (tanks, trucks, APC's).

Truck Vulnerability.

Highly knowledgeable on vulnerability of foreign vehicles.

Target vulnerability Terminal effects Vulnerability

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Wolff, Russell Chief, Chemical Processes Technology

Commanding General Headquarters U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN- SWERR-R (Mr. Rüssel Wolff) Rock Island, IL 61201


Organization

Technical Areas

Specialties

Programs

Fapers

Descriptors

Researr'a Directorate Weapons Laboratory

Electrovleposition; Metal finishing.

Chromium plating ( gun barrel bores); Phosphatizing; Anodizing.

4. 32mm barrel development; M16 Rifle.

Several on electrodeposition.

Coatings Electrodeposition

ISO

SECTION II

INFORMATION HANDLING ACTIVITIES

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Aberdeen Proving Ground Technical Library

Commanding Officer Aberdeen Proving Ground ATTN: STEAP-TL Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

Autovon: 234-3350 Ext. 3715/2125 Telephone: (301) 278-3715

Point of Contact:

Principal Subject Areas of Holdings:

Formats of Hoi.Hings

Services Provided:

Special Service Restrictions :

Remarks :

Descriptors

Forst, Rosalie, Chief, Technical Library Div.

Small arms ammunition; Test data: Ballisti'-s.

Hardcopy; Microforms.

Lending; Copying/Sending; Reference/Research; Bibliography compilation; Referrals.

DOD and Contractors; Special approval required for access to some test records.

Library is a major resource for ordance information and monitors input of STINFO data. Special resources include 500,000 firing records and technical reports of MTD including those from Jefferson P. G. , Sandy Hook (back to 1897) and Yuma P.G.

Accuracy test data Ballistics Ballistics tests Cartridges Exterior ballistics Interior ballistics Proof test data Terminal ballistics

1UZ

Batteile Memorial Institute Columbus Laboratories

505 King Avenue Columbus, OH 43201

Telephone: (614) 299-3151

Principal Activities/ Services of Facility:

General Technical Areas of Facility:

Technical Specialties of Facility:

Information Resources:

Size of Facility Staff:

Special Service Restrictions:

Service Fee Basis:

"emarks:

Contract and proprietory research and development in physical and social sciences. Technical answers and evaluation, materials R&D, information systems and services.

Materials and processes research and development.

Solid state bonding; Inorganic coatings; Melting and casting; Metalvvorking; Ceramic and graphite materials; Systems analysis and design.

Technical exports; Scientific and technical library; Holdings of various information analysis centers.

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Some information resources are classified.

Varies with individual unit or division.

Individual activities are listed under Battelle Memorial Institute Metals and Ceramics Information Center, Copper Data Center, Defense Analysis and Technology Division, and Tactical Technology Center.

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Battelle Memorial Institut« Columbus Laboratories

Descriptors: Arc melting Bonding Coating processes Coatings Diagnostic systems Diffusion bonding Electron beam melting Explosive bonding Friction bonding Gas pressure bonding Induction melting Melting Plasma spraying Systems analysis Vapor deposition

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Batteile Memorial Institute Copper Data Center


Telephone: (614) 299-3151

Parent Organization:

Other Sponsoring Organizations;

Point of Contact:

Principal Products/ Programs of Parent Organization ;

Principal Subject Areas of Facility Holdings;

Types of Holdings;

Formats;

Services to Outsiders:

Size of Staff:

Service Fee Basis :

Remarks;

Descriptors;

Battelle Memorial Institute

Copper Development Association

Black, William T. , Director

See listing-Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus Laboratories.

Copper; Copper alloy ; Applications of materials competing with copper.

Ttexts; Periodicals; Articles/Papers; Reports.

Hardcopy; Computer Tapes.

Reference/Research; Bibliographies, Technical answers.

2 Professional; 2 Technical/Clerical

No charge.

Connected with Battelle Bafis 70 computer system. Documents extracted and indexed. Terms from CDC Thesaurus.

Materials technology

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Batteile Memorial Institute Defense Analysis and Technology Division


Telephone: (614) 299-3151

Point of Contact

Principal Products/ Programs of Parent Organization

General Technical Areas of Facility

Technical Specialties

Service Fee Basis

Remarks

Descriptors

Goddard, Stanley C.

see listing: Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus Laboratories

Tactical weaponry; High speed Phenomena; Advanced weapons; Advanced systems components.

Systems analysis; Naval gunnery-small and large bore; Barrel erosion; Guided projectiles; Liquid propellant guns; Antitank weaponry; Special applications of fire control, radar, infrared, and fuzing technology 40mm rapid fire weapons.

Negotiated

Mr. Goddard is in the Engineering Physics Section of Battelle, Division staff interdisciplinary.

Antitank weapons Automatic weapons Erosion analysis Fire control systems Fuzes Liquid propellant guns Systems analysis Rapid fire weapons

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Battelle Memorial Institute Metals and Ceramics Information Center


Telephone: (614) 299-3151


Other Sponsoring Organizations:

Point of Contact:

Principal Products/ Programs of Parent Organization :

Principal Subject Areas of Facility Holdings :

Types of Holdings :

Formats:

Services to Outsiders :

Size of Staff :

Services Fee Basis:

Publications Available to Requestors•'

Remarks

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DoD, monitored by AMMRC

Moran, H. Dana, Director Rubin, Steve, Mgr. Information Operations

See listing-Battelle Memoriil Institute, Columbus Laboratories.

Advanced metals and ceramics-high strength and high resistance.

Texts; Periodicals; Articles/Papers; Reports.

Hardcopy; Computer tapes.

Reference/Research; Bibliographies technical answers and evaluations.

5 Information Specialists

Billing through NTIS or arrangement with MCIC.

MCIC Newsletter; MCIC Reviews of Metals and Ceramics Technology-weekly, each on a particular MCIC subject area, through NTIS; MCIC State of the Art reports and handbook, through NTIS.

Connected with Battelle Basis 70 conputer system. 100, UOO documents, indexed and extracted in the system.

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Batteile Memorial Institute Metals and Ceramics Information Center

Descriptors: Ceramics Composite material: Metallurgy Metallurgical tests Metals Metal cutting Powder metallurgy

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Batteile Memorial Institute Tactical Technology Center (TACTEC)

505 King Avenue Columbus, OH 43201 or 1755 Masschusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20036

Telephone: (614) 299-3151-Columbu8 (202) 232-8553-Wa8hington, D. C.


Other Sponsoring Organizations :

Points of Contact1

Principal Products/ Programs of Parent Organization:

Principal Subject Areas of Facility Holdings:

Types of Holdings :

Formats :

Services to Outsiders:

Size of Staff:

Special Service Restrictions

Service Fee Basis:

Remarks:

Descriptors :

VM


DoD; ARPA

Brown, J. Tuck, Director (Columbus) Minckle:, R. D. . Director (Washington, DC)

see listing-Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus Laboratories.

Tactical welfare; Weapons; Munitions; Armor; Logistics; Operations analysis; Surveillance; Communications; Socio- technical sciences; Ecological sciences«.

Texts; P*riodicaIs,; Articles. Papers; Reports.

Hardcopy.

Reference/Research; Bibliographies; Technical answers.

4 professional; 6-7 technical/clerical.

Available to DoD agencies and contractors.

Negotiated

TACTEC operates under Battelle Tactical Systems and Technology Office, Joe Ray, Manager Data base of 32, 000 documents, indexed and extracted.

Tactical warfare

Eglin Air Force Base Air Force Armament Laboratory Technical Library

Commander U. S. Air Force Armament Development Test Center ATTN: DLOS-L Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542


Point of Contact:


Formats of Holdings:

Services Provided:

Size of Staff:


Descriptors:

Harvey, Virginia

Aircraft armaments; Ammunition; Development;

Hardcopy; Microforms

Lending; Copying/Sending; References/ Research; Bibliographies prepared.

4 professional; i technical/clerical.

Services only to base employees or to contractors with an active contract with

the base.

Aerodynamic s Aircraft ammunition Aircraft armament Antiaircraft ammunition Fragmentation ammunition Gun sights High explosive ammunition

High explosive incendiary ammunition Mechanical tests Semiautomatic weapons Vibration research Weapons mounts

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Fort Ord CDEC Field Experimentation Data Bank

Commanding General Headquarters US Army Combat Developments Experimentation Command DCS Plans and Programs ATTN: CDCEC-PL-D Fort Ord, CA 93941

Autovon: 973-3255/3297

Telephone: (408) 242-3255/3297

Point of Contact: Colson, Robert (CPT)



Services Provided:

Size of Staff:


Publications Available to Requestors:

Remarks:

Descriptors:

Infantry organizations, doctrine, and equipment; Comparative evaluations of selected small arms; Night observation devicea

Hardcopy; Microforms; Computer tapes; Punch cards.

Copying/Sending; Reference/(DDC)

1 professional; 3 clerical.

U.S. Government agencies; others on need*to- know basis.

Catalog of USACDEC Field Experimentation

For information on specific small arms experiments, write for catalog.

antipersonnel weapons .ntantry

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Fort Ord Technical Library

Commanding General Headquarters Combat Developments Command/ Experimentation Command Technical Library, Box 22 Fort Ord, CA 93941


Points of Contact:


Services Provided:

Size of Staff t

Descriptors:

Headley, Alva, Librarian


Lending; Copying/Sending; References/Research.

2 professional; 3 technical/clerical

Logistics management Man-machine systems

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Frankford Arsenal Technical Library

Commanding Officer Frankford Arsenal ATTN: SMUFA-H1300 Philadelphia, PA 19137


Poii.^s of Contact:



Service Provided:

Size of Staff:


Remarks:

Descriptors:

Lcssanyi, Mary E.

Smill caliber ammunition; Propellants; Antitank ammunition; Armor piercing ammunition.

Hardiopy; Microforms.

Lending; Copying/Sending; Reference/Research.

2 professional; 6 technical/clerical.

Govt. agsneies and contractors with need to know and clearance.

Special collections on small arms, lasers, masers, guerrilla warfare, optics.

Antitank ammunition Armor piercding ammunition Fire control components Lasers Propellants Small arms ammunitior

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Nondestructive Testing Information Analysis Center

Director Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center ATTN: NTIAC Watertown, MA 02172

Autovon: 684-8384/552 Telephone: (617) 926-1900 Ext. 343, 552

Points of Cantact:



Service Provided:

Publications Available to Requestors:

Remarks :

Descriptors

Merhib, Charles (Technical) Taylor, Leon (Library Systems)

All aspects of nondestructive testing.

Hardcopy; Termatrex System (see remarks below)

Limited Reference/Research; Referrals; Bibliography and abstract preparation.

Newsletter and Report Guides (Annotated bibliographic abstracts).

Termatrex coordinate indexing system, used for storage/retrieval. Presently can index 10, 000 items by 650 descriptors.

Nondestructive testing.

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Pica tinny Arsenal

Scientific and Technical Information Branch (STINFO)

Commanding Officer Picatinny Arsenal ATTN: SMUPA-RT-Sfeuilding59) Dover, NJ 07801


Point of Contact:



Services Provided;

Size of Staff.


Publications Available to Requestors :

Descriptors

Ammunition (antipersonnel); Engineering technology; Nuclear weapons; Ballistics Explosives; Propellants; Pyrotechnics. '


Lending; Reference/Research; Translations.

7 professional; 12 technical/clerical; 1 technical pub. writer-editor; 1 translator.

DoD Employees and contractors.

Technical Information Bulletin (Weekly) to DoD organizations only.

Antipersonnel ammunition Ballistics Detonators Explosives Propellants Pyrotechnics

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Rock Island Arsenal Technical Library

Commanding General Headquarters, U. S. Army Weapons Command ATTN: SWERR-PL (Technical Library) Rock Island, IL 61201


Points of Contact:



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Meredith, Ruth, Librarian

Weapons systems and components; Cost effectiveness; Mounts; Recoil mechanisms; Gun loaders; Antitank weapons; Antiair- craft weapons: Metal cutting; Corrosion prevention.


Lending; Reference/Research.


DoD agencies and contractors.

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Services to outsiders provided within limits of staff.

Antiaircraft weapons Antitank weapons Corrosion inhibitors Friction wear Gun feed mechanisms Lubricants Metal cutting Recoil mechanisms Weapon mounts

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Watervliet Arsenal Benet Weapons Laboratory Technical Information Services

Director Benet Weapons Laboratory ATTN: SWEWV-RDT-L Watervliet, NY 12189

Autcvon: 974-4610 Telephone: (518) 273-4610

Office

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Vrooman. George K. , Chief. Technical Library

Materials technology; Weapons research and development.


Lending; Copy/Sending; Reference/ Research; Referral.


Services provided to government agencies and their contractors with need to know and clearance.

Barrel erosion Composite materials Corrosion Corrosion analysis Materials technology Metallurgy

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INDUSTRIAL SOURCES

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AAI Corporation, (United Industrial Corporation)

P.O. Box 6767 Baltimore, MD 21204

Telephone (301)666-1400

Point of Contact

Principal Products

Technical Areas

Information Resources

Remarks

Descriptors

Irwin R. Barr, Vice President and Director, Weapons and Aero Systems Division

RKD and production for the Department of Defense. Automatic test equipment; Training and simulation; Weapons; Materials handling; Law enforcement products. Weapons and Aero Systems Division manages R&D and production in areas basically non-electronic.

Gun and ammunition design and development; Interior and exterior ballistics; Effective- ness analysis; Testing; Structural analysis; Fusing; Safing and arming sights; Test instrumentation; Machine design; Facility automation; High explosive research and explosive train design; Heat transfer analysis and test; Pyrotechnics.

Technical library; Computerised data bank and programs.

Facility is designed to accomplish complete small arms ammunition and weapon design, development and testing functions with com- puterized analysis. Manufacturing facilities, test ranges. Multi-flash x-ray and high- speed instrumentation.

Explosive trains Explosives Exterior ballistics Fuses Interior ballistics Pyrotechnics Small arms design Weapon systems Weapons

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Aluminum Company of America Application Engineering Division

Box 772 New Kensington, PA

Telephone: (412) 339-6651

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Johnson, Ed»el W., Staff Engineer

Aluminum mill products (sheet, plate, rod, tube, extrusions, etc.) and engineered products (cartridge case cups and discs, forgings, premium castings, etc.)

Technical support to aluminum, users, particularly at design and development stages.

Characteristics of aluminum alloys, tempers, product forms and processing (finishing, joining, metalworking, etc.)

Aerospace and military equipment; Transporta- tion; Consumer durables: Machinery and equipment.

Library of Alcoa Research Labs.

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Principal supplier of aluminum in various alloys Snd product forms for cartridge case development programs. Investigation of problems with aluminum parts on the M16 rifle.

Cartridge cases

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Amron Corporation (WsÄLtherby NASCO Inc.)

525 Progress Ave Waukesha, WI 53186

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Technical Specialties;

Descriptors:

Mr. Kenneth V. Tapper, President Mr. W. John Woodruff, Technical Director Mr. Ralph Kelly, Vice President, Contracts

Military ammunition components (20nim-40mm)

Metal forming technology: Blank cup and draw method to manufacture cases and projectiles; Surface protection coating» (zinc./anosine, phenolic varnishes and oth t organic coating^

Steel; Aluminum and brass cartridge cases for high performance (pressure, velocity, and/or cyclic rate) cannon; Industrial quality control.

Ammunition Cartridge cases Coatings Projectiles

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Ares, Inc.

P.O. Box 159 Erie Industrial Park Port Clinton,. OH 43452

Telephone: (419) 635-2343

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Descriptors:

Stoner, Eugene M., Consultant Bihun, Robert G., Engineering Manager

Prototype ordnance related mechanisms.

Small arms and larger caliber weapon systems; Design and development; Pro- totype manufacture; Test ranges; Weapon system consultation services; Producibility studies.

Analytical studies; Hardware development; Testing; Small arms; Automatic cannons; Feed systems; Mounts; Command station«.

Prototype hardware« development and manufacture; Test facilities, to include: two (2) 100 meter indoor firing ranges (up to 35mm capability), access to adjoining 1500 meter outdoor land impact test area and access to adjoining 12,000 meter outdoor water impact test area.

Ballistic tests Gun feed mechanisms Mounts Small arms design

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AVCO Corporation, AVCO Precision Products Division

Sheridan Street Richmond, IN 47374

Telephone: (317) 962-5511

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Technical Specialities:

Rayle, Roy E., Director, Projectiles k Grenades Brown, M. D., Director, Marketing Research Mertens, W. J., Engineering Manager Smith, W. G., Engineering Manager Cleaver, A. L., Engineering Manager

Products: 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, and 40mm projectiles; Aircraft gun mounts (40mm/105mm). Programs: Development and production of ammunition for 40mm M79 launcher; Development 20mmAPI/SAPI; Development 30mm WECOM ammunition; Development & production ammunition for 40mm M75/M129 launchers; Development 25mm GAU-7; Development 25mm Bushmaster; Development rocket4}oosted 40mm rounds.

Research, development and production of frag- menting munitions (including bomblets, projectiles, mines, and grenades) proximity fuzes, rocket, boosted projectiles, armor-defeating projectiles, gun mounts, and safety and arming devices for missile warheads. Main plant 1,000, 000 sq. ft. floor space. Loading and testing facilities - 180 acres.

Munition design and systems analysis, including interior, exterior and terminal ballistics through use of IBM 1130. Production engineering and production of wide range of munitions for Army, Navy, and Air Force. Design of gun mounts and weapon mechanisms.

Development and production of munitions involving unique fabrication processes where grenades or projectiles are coined, cupped and drawn, extruded, or machined.

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AVCO Corporation, AVCO Precision Product» Division (cont'd)

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Extensive technical library available.

Main emphasis on munitions development, but also associated in development of 30mm and 40 nun grenade launcher mechanisms. Development of gun mountu for the Air Force in 40mm and 105mm size has been crnducted for Patterson AFB over the past 4 /ears. Rocket- boosted rounds have been developed both in. house and under contract in sizes ranging from 15mm thru 40 mm.

Ammunition Exterior ballistics Gun mounts Interior ballistics Terminal ballistics Weapon fabrication

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Batteile Memorial Institute Columbus Laboratories

505 King Avenue Columbus. OH 43201

Telephone: (614) 299-3151

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Contract and proprietory research and dev-' elopment in physical and social sciences. Technical answers and evaluation, materials R&D, information systems and services.

Materials and processes research and development.

Solid state bonding; Inorganic coatings; Melting and casting; Metalworking; Ceramic and graphite materials; Systems analysis and design.

Technical experts; Scientific and technical library; Holdings of various information analysis centers.

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Some information resources are classified.

Varies with individual unit or division.

Individual activities are listed under Battelle Memorial Institute Metals tnd Ceramics Information Center, Copper Data Center, Defense Analysis and Technology Division, and Tactical Technology Center.

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Batteile Memorial Institute (cont'd) Columbus Laboratories

Descriptors: Arc melting Bonding Coating processes Coatings Diagnostic systems Diffusion bonding Electron beam melting Explosive bonding Friction bonding Gas pressure bonding Induction melting Melting Plasma spraying Systems analysis Vapor deposition

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The Bellmore-Johnson Tool Co.

445 Putnam Avenue Hamden, CT 06517

Telephone: (203)248-5551

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Descriptors:

Hillberg, Robert, Chief Design Engineer Findlay, David, Government Sales Manager.

Tools, gages, dies, fixtures for military and commercial arms design; Engineering development, prototype fabrication and production of military, commercial and law enforcement arms products.

Concept development; Engineering development; Prototype fabrication and preliminary production.

Arms design; Development engineering; Proto- type model shop and production shop of both gun components and complete systems.

Innovative designs of commercial and law enforcement equipment; Production of components for current U. S. Army small arms systems; Expert witness service and design consulting service.

Hand guns Shot guns Small arms design

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Borg-Warner Corporation Spring/Brummer Division

700 South 25th Avanue BeUwood, IL 60104

Telephone: (312) 544-2600

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Descriptors

Ferris, Ernie A., Vice President and Director of Engineering; Geis, James E., General Sales Manager; Romig, Charles, Sales Representative; Morrow, Tod O., Industrial Sales Manager.

Ammunition links; Clips and magazines; Overunning clutches and other power transmission components; Friction materials; Seals; Custom steel stampings; Rubber and plastic molding.

Large volume production of precision components and assemblies; Manufacturing feasibility studies.

Large volume precision heat treated stampings; Rubber and plastic molded components.

Large volume precision he at treated stampings; Rubber and plastic molded components.

Aircraft armament Belt links Magazines (ammunition) Plastics

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Brunswick Corporation Technical Products Division

Route 1, Box 300 Sugar Grove, VA 24375

Telephone: (703) 677-3111

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Principal Products

Technical Areas


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Green, Charles, Manager, Engineering

ZSxnxn caseless ammunition; Design; Development and production.

Ordnance; Pyrotechnics; Explosives.

Combustible fibers; Molded propellents; Ammunition design; Testing and production.

Ammunition Caseless ammunition Explosives Propellents Pyrotechnics

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The Budd Company Technical Center

300 Commerce Drive Fort Washington, PA

Telephone: (215) 643-

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Zettlemoyer, Earl A., Sales Manager, Ordnance; Dickhart, William W., Marketing Manager

Automotive stampings; Frames; Brakes; Wheels; Trailer manufacture; Plastic products.

Research and development; Design and prototype manufacturing.

Metal forming; Joining; Finishing; Testing; Analysing; Plastic tooling and fabrication.



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Have extensive background in design, development, testing and manufacturing iimmunltlon. Shaped charge expertise has been developed over the past 20 years.

Irternal technical library only.

Ammunition Plastics Explosives

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Bulova Watch Company, Inc. Systems and Instruments Division

Sunrise Highway & Green Acres Road Valley Stream, NY 11582

Telephone: (516) 561-2600

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Descriptors:

Lcddy, James, Asst. General Manager« Caruso, Rocco, Manager, Engineering; Eneman, Melvin, Manager, Advanced Development; Margulies, Irving, Manager, Special Services Dept« Nystrom, Roy, Manager, Ordnance Dept.

Timing mechanisms.

R«tD, Manufacturing and testing of electromechanical missile S/A's; Fuses and timing devices.

Analysis; Design; Manufacturing; Testing and documentation of electro-mechanical devices.

Design and analysis of mechanisms including timing mechanisms, particularly for safety interlocking and explosive train arming under very broad ranges of environments. Environ- mental testing, particularly high spin rate environments to 50,000 rpm. Design and manufacture automated testing and assembly equipment for fuses and semi-conductor handling machines.

Escapements Explosive Trains Fuses

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Calspan Corporation (forni«rly Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc.)

4455 Genesee Street Buffalo, NY 14221

Telephone: (716) 632-7500

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Principal Services

Technical Areas

Technical Specialities

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SterbutBel, Gerald, Head, Thermal Research Branch, Systems Research Department

VassaUo, Frank, Principal Research Engineer

Research and development in a variety of areas including aerospace, transportation, electronic weapon systems, etc.

In weapons related areas, both experimental and analytical R&D directed toward guns and ammunition.

Interior and exterior ballistics; Special thermal instrumentation; Thermal analyses; Materials applications: Computer modeling of gas dynamic and combustion processes; Impartial evaluation of competitive systems; Cook-off and fire research; Coatings for thermal and environmental protection.

Special thermal instrumentation for gun chambers and barrels, and application of computer techniques to gun problems.

Ballistics tests Coatings Exterior ballistics Gas dynamics Heat transfer Interior ballistics Thermodynamics

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C slesco Industries Inc. M ssile and Space Division (Formerly: Misciio Systems Division of Atlantic Research Corporation)

3333 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa, CA 92626

Telephone: (714) 546-8030

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Remarks

Descriptors

Jacobson, Gerson M., Manager, Special Weapons; Baker, Alan C., Staff Assistant, Ordnance Systems

Aerospace, environmental and industrial products.

Tactical weapons; Pyrotechnics and explosive devices; Ordnance; Space hardware and instrumentation; Targets; simulation; (Concepts, R&D, production for above).

Mechanical and electrical engineering; Aerothermodynamics, propulsion and systems integration; Materials technology (Reinforced plastic foam-filled structures); Computer simulation; Systems engineering.

Grenade munition development: Warheads, training rounds» launchers. Free flight rocket systems: Anti-personnel, anti-materiel, anti-tank. Conventional, aero-ballistic ordnance systems: R&D through production. Glide vehicle technology and systems integration.

Individual staff members have extensive experience in development of small arms weapon systems and explosive ordnance munitions.

Antimateriel weapons Antipersonnel weapons Antitank weapons Explosives Grenade launchers Plastics Pyrotechnics Targets

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Chamberlain Manufacturing Corporation Research and Development Division

East Fourth and Esther Streets Waterloo, IA 50705

Telephone: (319) 232-6541

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Principal Products

Principal Services

Technical Areas

Technical Specialiies

Descriptors

Bergstrom, John J. , General Manager, Research and Development Division.

Base producer of artillery ammunition, bombs and non-nuclear warheads; and steel and aluminum products.

Research and development of ordnance items; Empirical analysis; Design; Process development; Product and production engineering; Testing; Data processing.

Mechanical engineering; Industrial processes; Brazing and welding; Cold forming; Shock wave studies; Design automation; Extrusion and drawing; Fabrication metallurgy; Forging, and hot working; Grinding and polishing; Machining; Spinning; Stamping and coining; Data reducticn and evaluation; Vulnerability study; Test and evaluation; Terminal ballistics; Fragmentation; Interior and exterior ballistics.

Artillery projectiles, 40mm through 8 inch; Improved conventional munitions (ICM); Grenades; Mines; Non-nuclear warheads; Bombs; Fuzes; Surface and air-launched munitions; Mine-laying equipment; Testing techniques; Levered machines

Ammunition Exterior ballistics Fuzes Grenades Interior ballistics Metallurgy Terminal ballistics

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Chrysler Corporation Chrysler Defense Engineering

P.O. Box 1316 Detroit. MI 48231 Dept. 6127, Cims 424-04-23

Telephone: (313) 539-3000

Point of Contact

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Principal Services:

Suchocki, Anthony, J., Department Supervisor, Armament

Military vehicles, M60 series tanks; Production.

Engineering Rgency for M60 series vehicles in production; Field usage and product improvements.

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Descriptors

Armament systems on combat vehicles.

Mounts: Recoil mechanisms; Feed and ejection system« for machine guns,M85, M2 M37, M1919A4. M60, M219 and Bushmaster; Boresight adjustments; Fume evacuation; Large capacity ready ammunition boxes.

Armor Gun feed mechanisms Recoil mechanisms Weapon mounts

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Colt Industries Operating Corp., Firearms Division

150 Huyshope Avenue Hartford, CT 06102

Telephone: (203) 278-8550

Points of Contact: Kelley, John P., Marketing/Sales; Costello, Richard L., Manager, Engineering Services

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Manufacture of small arms for commercial and ordnance applications.

RfcD, Product «Aglneerlng: SdurU arms manufacture.

Small mechanism design.

Small mechanism design.

Small arms design Weapon fabrication

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E. I. duPont de Nemours k Co., Inc., Elastomer Chemicals Department

P. O. Box 406 Wilmington, DE 19898

Telephone: (302) 999-3669/3660

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McEvoy, John J., Market Development Engineer

Synthetic elastomers such as neoprene, urethane (ADIPRENE), fluorocarbon (VITON), and polyester (HYTREL) types; Related chemicals including organic isocyanates used in preparing urethane coatings.

Technical advice on suitability and design considerations pertinent to the use of above materials.

Elastomer processing and testing.

Technical data relating to performance characteristics of elastomers.

Modern synthetic elastomers including a broad range of materials of varying hardnesses; the higher modulus polymers are frequently employed in dynamic applications where impact resistance is critical.

Chemicals Coatings Pl«*ttcs~r!8

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E. I. duPont de Nemours tc Co., Inc., Fluorocarboni Dlv. »•rPUetica.Dopt.

Room D-13185 Wilmington, DE 19898

Telephone: (302) 774-8072/ 2860

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Allen, David B., Special Technical Repre sentative - Gove rnment

Teflon fluorocarbon resins and films; Tefzel fluoropolvmer resins and films.

Technical assistance on suitability and design considerations pertinent to the use of Teflon and Tefsel as a material or in finished part form.

Research, development and manufacturing of fluorocarbon/fluoropolymer resins; design, testing and processing of items mat?« from these resins.

Technical data relating to performance characteristics of fluorocarbons and fluoropolyme r s.

Because of their unusual thermal and mechanical properties coupled with unique chemical inertness, the fluorocarbons are used in processing of ammunition, as additives for ammunition and as a casing or rotating band.

Descriptors: Special applications materials

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E. I. duPont de Nemours fc Co., Inc., Plastics Department

Wilmington, DE 19898

Telephone: (302) 774-4594

Point of Contact

Principal Products:

Principal Services:


Remarks:

Descriptors:

Darden, E. T., Technical Representative (Plastics)

Zytel nylon resins (including glass-reinforced): Delrin Acetal resins (including glass-reinforced).

Plastics: design, processing, testing, special formulation.

Technical data relating to processing and performance.

Wide range of properties obtainable through selection of base resin, additives, and glass reinforcement. Special development work under- taken on basis of potential sales volume and probability of success.

Plastics Resins

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Federal Cartridge Corporation 9th and Tyler Anoka, MN 55303

Telephone: (612)421-7100

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Technical Areas

Information Resources;

Remarks:

Descriptors:

Swanson, Roy, Vice President, Administration

Small arms ammunition: Sporting, center fire, rim fire and shotgun.

Manufacture small arms ammunition.

Production of small caliber ammunition.

Technical library primarily concerning manufacturing technology, principally for internal use.

Federal Cartridge Corp. operates the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant.

Ammunition

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General American Transportation Corporation, General American Research Division, Defense Systems

7449 North Natchez Avenue Niles. XL 60648

Telephone: (312)647-9000

Points of Contact

Principal Products:

Principal Services

Technical Areas

Remarks

Descriptors

Stern, R. E., Program Manager, Defense Systems; Stewart, P.E., Senior Engineer, Defense Systems; Volpe, V. F., Group Leader, Electromechanical Design.

Design, develop and produce a wide variety of ammunition, automatic weapons, munitions, aircraft stores end support equipment.

Division performs advanced research, engineering, and design Application engineering.

Automatic weapons; Closed breech and recdilless launchers; Missiles and rockets; Special purpose warheads; CB protective shelters and veh cles; Propellant/explosive-actuated devices; Aircraft countermeasure systems.

Facility owns and operates ballistic test station in Colorado for field evaluation of defense system items being developed.

Ammunition Automatic weapons Breech mechanisms Explosives Propellants

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General Electric Company Armamrnt Systems Department

Lake side Avenue Burlington, VT 05401

Telephone: (802) 658-1500

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Descriptors:

Wolvington, K. H., Manager, Marketing and Advance Programs

Rundle, D. B., Manager, Sales

Armament systems.

Applied research; Design; Development: Manufacture; Testing.

Gun system design.

Design and manufacture of high rate gun and ammunition handling systems supporting technologies in ammunition, materials, simulation and analysis.

General Electric "Technical Information Series" (TIS) Documents, Class 1.

Ammunition Catling güns Weapon fabrication

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General Moton Corporation, Delco Electronics Division

6767 Hollister Avenue Goleta, CA 93017

Telephone: (805)968-1011

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Principal Services:

Technical Areas:


Descriptors:

Gehring, J. W., Sr. Scientific Staff; Plume r, R. D., Head, Ordnance and Instrumentation Dept.

R&D ordnance systems; Undersea exploration: Navigation systems; Electronic systems and aerophysics research.

Basic and applied research studies; He sign and testing; Field servicing; Hardware manufacture.

Small arms design and test; Special ordnance devices; Bombs; Fuses; Land mine and high explosive devices.

Special and unique ordnance devices; Advanced concept small arms; Special ammunition including caseless ammunition; Systems engineering.

Ammunition Ca« i.ess a.inmunition Fuses High explosives Small arms design Weapon fabrication

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Gulf + Western Industries, Inc., Gulf + Western Advanced Development and Engineering Center

101 Chester Road Swartfamore, PA 19081

Telephone: (215) 544-7600

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Principal Products:

Principal Services:

Technical Areas:


Descriptors:

Connor, Mark J., Manager, Light Automated Machinery Systems

Weiss, Melvin I., Chief Engineer

Development engineering services to government and industry: Develop, produce, market and support certair categories of engineering-inten- sive products including small arms ammunition machinery.

RkD metalforming and metalforming equipment; Ammunition manufacturing; Consultation services in tooling; Annealing; Inspection techniques Development of special purpose presses.

Metalforming; Analytical; Equipment development; Systems management.

1200/Min. Cartridge, ball and tracer bullet production systems (5. 56mm thru . 30 cal.); 600/Min., propellant loading system (. 50 cal. thru 30mm).

Cartridfpi «ases

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Heinrich von Wimmersperg, Consultant

15929 Grand River Avenue Detroit, MI 48227

Telephone: (313)838-9320 (313) 837-2392

Point of Contact

Principal Services:

Technical Areas:



Remarks:

Descriptors:

Von Wimmersperg, Heinrich, Development Engineer-, Consultant.

Design and consulting work in development of automatic firearms: pistols, submachine guns, special-forces guns, light machine guns, vehicle guns, 20mm guns, sear mechanisms, magasines, dual-and single feeders, automatic rifles.

Engineering and development of small arms

Design and consulting work in small arms field.

Technical and patent library for own use only.

Holder of over 100 patents on small arms devices.

Magasines Pistols Rifles Small arms design Submachine guns

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Hercules Incorporated, Allegheny Balliatlce Laboratory

P.O. Box 210 Cumberland, MD 21502

Telephone: (304) 726-4500

Points of Contact

Principal Products

Principal Services

Technical Areas


Information Resorces

Descriptors

Gimler, John R., Superintendent, Hasards Analysis and Service;

Commercial explosives; Solid propellants; Rocket motors.

Allegany Ballistics Laboratory (ABL) principally a research and development facility for gun and rocket propellants and for gas generator and rocket motors ranging from the smallest propellant actuated device to ICBM motors. The facility is also a production site for rocket motors and ordnance items.

Solid propellants; Specialty ordnance items; Tactical and strategic rocket motors; Environmental research in the areas of solid waste and water treatment.

Any phase of R & D on propellants and rocket motors; Activities range from laboratories engaged in the primary synthesis of new propellant ingredients to ballistic ranges test firing gun propellants and full scale ICBM rocket motors.

The ABL Library holdings presently include approximately 100, 000 reports, 10, 000 books and 150 active periodical subscriptions.

Aerodynamic s Explosives Interior ballistics Propellants Stress analysis Therodynamics

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Hercules Inc. Bacchus Work«

Box 98 Megna, UT 84044

Telephone: (801) 297.5911

Pointe of Contact

Principal Products

Technical Areas



Descriptors

Scott, L. R., Interior and External Ballistics; Richardson, D. E., Terminal Ballistics and Target Effectivity; Peterson, H. L., Projectile and Barrel Design; Smallwood, B. G., Primers and Propellents Ander eon, G. I., Organisation.

Rocket motor development and production; Ammunition development

RfcD ordnance;MHD; Lasers; Composite materials; Propellanta; Hasards; Rockets and missiles. Engineering development and Final Engineering: Ordnance; Composite materials; Propellents; Rockete and missilee. Production: Ordnance; Composite materials, Rockete; Interior, exterior, terminal ballistics: Ammunitlou design and development.

Advanced small arms ammunition; Carbon composite materials; Upper stage rockete; High energy propellents.

Data on Propellents

Exterior belli sties High energy propellents Interior ballistics Lesers Primers Propellents Terminal ballistics

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The H&R Manufacturing Co.

20080 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland, OH 44119

Telephone: (216) 531-6070

Points of Contact:

Principal Products:

Principal Services:

Technical Areas:


Descriptors:

Griffith, William L., President Bayer, Steven, Superintendent

Production of weapons components and assemblies for all types of small arms.

General close tolerance machining and assembling.

General machining; Specialising in production milling.

Gun drilling and special milled shapes In bar lengths.

Gun barrels Rifles Weapon fabrication

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IIT Research Inatitute

10 West 35th Street Chicago. IL 60616

Telephone: (312) 225-9630

Points of Contact:

Principal Services:

Technical Areas:



Descriptors

Johnson, Kenneth G., Assistant Director of Research

Nusbaum, Milton S., Senior Research Engineer Remaly, Robert. Manager, Chemical Energetics

Research and development.

Ordnance operations research; Systems engineering; Hazard analysis; Product development. Ordnance testing; Propellent development.

Interior; Exterior and terminal ballistics; Weapon design; Propellent design; Ammunition design.

IIT Information Sciences performs manual and automated searches of technical literature in engineering, chemical, biological, and food data bases.

Ammunition Exterior ballistics Interior ballistics Propellents Terminal ballistics

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Kennametal Inc.

1 Lloyd Avenue Latrobe, PA 15650

Telephone: (412)537-3311

Point of Contact

Principal Product*:

Principal Services:

Technical Areas:

Nichols, Omer W., Ordnance Engineer

Cemented carbides and tungsten alloys materials.

Manufacturing cores; Penetraton and fragments from tungsten carbides and tungsten alloys

Armor penetration and fragmentation


Descriptors:

Engineering capability to advise and assist in design of armor; Penetrating projectiles and fragmentation devices; Maintains range to test projectiles against armor plate.

Armor Penetrators Fragmentation

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Maremont Corporation, New England Group

P.O. Box 111 Saco. ME 04072

Telephone: (207) 283-3611

Points of Contact

Principal Products

Principal Services

Technical Areas


Descriptors

Thomasian, Berge, Vice President b General Manager

Folley, Cranston W., Manager RfcD Rauschke, Kenneth, Manager Ordnance Engineering

Machine guns, grenade launchers and rifle components, replacement barrels to 40mm.

Research & development of machine guns and small weapons to 40mm.

Design concepts studies; Math modeling; Stress, kinematic and dynamic analyses; T-D analyses; Reliability and maintainability factors and related computer programs.

Applied research, development, design and testing of light weapons and barrel compoxrents.

Dynamic analysis Grenade launchers Kinematic analysis Machine guns Maintainability Mathematical modeling Reliability Stress analysis

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COL Wm. L. McCulla, Contultant

202 Poinciana Lane Largo, FL 33540

Telephone: (813) 584-5921 or (215) 544-7600

Points of Contact '•

Principal Product« *

Principal Services:

Technical Areas:


Descriptors:

McCulla, COL Wm. L., Consultant

Small arms ammunition and its manufacture; Manufacturing and packaging equipment; Links, feeds etc.

Consultation in small arms, small arms manufacture, manufacturing and packaging equipment.

Ammunition manufacturing; Consultant to the U. S. Army Munitions Command.

New generation production equipment.

Packaging Weapon fabrication

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Perry Induitries, Inc. (Bemis Company, Inc)

121 New South Road Hickiville, NY 11802

Telephone: (516) 433-2230

Points of Contact

Principal Products

Principal Services

Technical Areas


Descriptors

Kalmar, William, Manager Special Machinery Department

Diversified manufacturer of packaging materlaU systems and equipment.

Manufacture of packaging machinery and explosive filling and assembly machinery.

Design, development, manufacture and assembly of equipment.

High and low speed powder filling machinery for ordnance items and other auxiliary parts handling systems.

Loading Packaging

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Philco-Ford Corporation, Aeronutronic Division, Aerospace and Defense Systems Operation

Ford Road Newport Beach, CA 91663

Telephone: (714)640-1500

Points of Contact:

Principal Products:

Principal Services:

Descriptors

Brown, Benjamin C., Manager Ordnancn Systems Advanced Development Operation

Marshall, Donald L., Manager Ordnance Programs Ordnance Electromechanical Operation

Ordnance systems; Aerospace systems; Missile systems; Communication systems; Air defense systems; Air strike systems.

Ordnance development and test; Research and development laboratories; Missile development and test.

Weapon systems

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R&D Associates

525 Wilshire Boulevard Santa Monica, CA 90403

Telephone: (213)451-5838

Points of Contact

Principal Services

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Remarks

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Helmbold, Robert L. Staff Member; Schaffer, Marvit. B., Staff Member; Sanborn, James V., Staff Member.

R&D in tactical and strategic warfare advanced technology and systems; Consultation; Analysis; Operational evaluation of systems.

Physical sciences; Engineering; Weapon design and analysis; Operational evaluation.

Current small arms projects include lightweight propulsion systems, unconventional bull et/projectile concepts, high-powered laser applications, aluminum cartridge case technology.

Aluminum cartridge case Armor Lasers Tactical warefare

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Remington Arm« Company, Inc., Bridgeport Research Division

939 Barnum Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06602

Telephone: (203) 333.1112

Pointe of Contact

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Principal Services

Technical Areas


Remarks

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Foots, D. S., Laboratory Director; Daubenspeck, B. K. Research Manager

Sporting arms and ammunition; Traps; Targets; Abrasive products.

Small arms ammunition research and development.

Cold drawing; Forming and stamping of metals; Molding and extrusion of plastics; Development of primary explosives and primers; Exterior, Interior and terminal ballistics.

High speed still and motion picture photography; High speed x-ray photography; Preparation of primary exploxives and priming mixtures, primers, detonators, and testing facilities.

Instrumented ranges from 50 yards to 200 yards.

Detonators Explosives Exterior ballistics High speed photography Interior ballistics Plastics Primers Targets Terminal ballistics X-Ray radiography

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Remington Arms Company, Inc., nion Research Division

Uion, NY 13357

Telephone: (315)894-9961

Points of Contact:

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Descriptors:

Leek, Wayne E., Manager, Firarms Research and Design

Firearms and ammunition.

Research and development.

Firearms design and model making.

Measurements; Testing and analysis

Related published texts and proprietary records.

Ammunitions Small arms design

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Th« Stanwick Corporation Staawlck Systoms Enginsering

14827 Vontura Boulevard Sherman Oak«, CA 91403

Telephone: (213) 788-9810

Points of Contact

Principal Product«

Principal Services

Technical Areas


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Moss, Frank W. Vice President; Reed, Allen R., Group Executive

Engineering services and consulting; Computer data processing services; Maintenance analysis and operations.

Engineering services; Consultation; RAM analysis of weapon systems and components; Product inprovement studies; Design, development; Prototype manufacturing.

Small arms; Missile systems; Armored vehicles/tanks; Ordnance; Fire control systems; Night vision and infrared systems.

Special techniques for mathematical modeling of wear/mate rial damage have been developed and applied to small arms; Weapon fire control systems and night vision equipment.

Armor Maintainability Mathematical models Reliability

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Sturm, Ruger and Co., Inc.

Lacey Place Southport. CT 06490

Telephone! (203) 259-7843

Point of Contact

Principal Produett


Remarks

Descriptors

Ruger, William B., President

Manufacture of rimfire pistols and revolvers, center fire single action and double action revolvers, rimfire and center fire rifles.

Design and engineering of firearms as well as all of tooling and special purpose machines.

As one of its divitlons, the Pine Tree Castings Co. is a producer of highly stressed firearms components by the investment casting process (ferrous metals). Pine Tree supplies to Sturm, Ruger k Co. and to other small arms manufacturers.

Pistols Revolvers Rifles Small arms design Weapon fabrication

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S/ctemi Contultantt Incorporated Managomant And Date Syitams Division

221 Weat 57th Street New York, NY 10019

Telephone: (212) 489-1160

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Remarks:

Descriptors

Golden, Joseph H., Senior Systems Engineer

Design and development of systems for data acquisition and processing, test and evaluation, display and recording, data base management and information management.

Design, development and analysis of electronic and computer based systems; Electronic warfare and weapon systems analysis; Systems engineering; System« integration; Computer software development; Software management.

Instrumentation planning, design and implementation; Data acquisition systems; Test and evaluation; Communications; Electronic packaging and mechanical design; Human factors engineering; Automation and process control; Real time software; Reliability and maintainability, data base systems; Information management.

Automated ballistic testing systems, automated data acquisition systems, information management.

Compiled SATIN source locator and thesaurus. Developed ARMS (Automated Range Mangement System) and BTSM (Ballistics Testing Sub Module- for SCAMP program) automated ballistics testing systems for Frankford Arsenal.

Ballistic tests Reliability Test equipment

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D. B. Wesson Company, Inc.

293 Main Street Monaon, ME 01057

Telephone: (413) 267-4081

Point of Contact'

Principal Products:

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Technical Areas:

Descriptors:

Wesson, Dan, President

Revolvers

Manufacture and RkD «f handguns.

RStD; Engineering; Manufacture

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Acceptance testa 1407 BT Proof tests

RT Ammunition standards RT Ballistic tests RT Weapons tests

Accuracy test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data BT Weapons test data

RT Accuracy tests

Accuracy tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests BT Weapons tests

RT Accuracy test data

Action bars 1906 BT Breech mechanisms

RT Actions (guns) RT Slide assemblies

Actions (guns) BT Breech mechanisms

RT Action bars

Aerodynamics 2004 BT Fluid dynamics

NT Magnus effect RT Ballistics RT Exterior ballistics RT Shock waves

Air cooled machine guns 1906 BT Machine guns

Aircraft ammunition 1901 RT Air« raft armaments RT Fragmentation ammunition

Aircraft armaments 1904 UF Helicopter armaments

RT Aircraft ammunition

Air gauges 1402 UF Precisionaire gauges

BT Test equipment RT Gauges

Aluminum cartridge cases 1901 BT Cartridge cases

Ammunition 1901 UF Munitions Use of a more specific term is recom- mended; consult the terms listed below

Aircraft ammunition Antiaircraft ammunition Antipersonnel ammunition Antitank ammunition Armor piercing ammunition Ball ammunition Biological ammunition Cartridges (explosives) Chemical ammunition Fin stabilized ammunition Flechettes Frangible ammunition Fragmentation ammunition Fuzes (ordnance) Grenades High explosive ammunition Incendiary ammunition Munitions industry Projectiles Propellants Pyrotechnics Rocket assisted ammunition Rockets Rotating bands Shaped charges Small arms ammunition Spin stabilized ammunition Tracers (ordnance) Training ammunition Warheads

Ammunition belt links 1901 UF Cartridge links

RT Ammunition belts RT Linkages

Ammunition belt pull USE Belt pull

USE = Use preferred term; UF = Used For; BT RT = Related Term

Broader Term; NT = Narrower Term:

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Ammunition belts SATIN Thesaurus

Ammunition belts 1901 UF Belts UF Link belts

RT Ammunition belt links RT Automatic guns RT Belt feed RT Gun feed mechanisms

Ammunition, caseless USE Caseless ammunition

Ammunition casualties 1901 UF Ammunition failure

RT Casualty tests RT Function tests

Ammunition container USE Containerization USE Packaging

Ammunition designations 1901 NT Caliber

Ammunition failures USE Ammunition casualties

Antimateriel weapons 1906 NT Antitank weapons

RT Antimateriel ammunition

Antipersonnel ammunition 1901 RT Antipersonnel weapons RT Flechettes RT Fragmentation ammunition RT Grenades RT Small arms ammunition

Antipersonnel weapons 1906 RT Antipersonnel ammunition

Antitank ammunition 1901 BT Antimateriel ammunition

NT High explosive antitank ammunition

RT Antitank weapons RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Shaped charges

Antitank weapons 1906 BT Antimateriel weapons

RT Antitank ammunition

Ammunition packaging USE Packaging

Ammunition, plastic-cased USE Plastic cartridge cases

Ammunition specifications 0501 RT Ammunition standards RT Qualitative Materiel

Requirements (QMR)

Ammunition standards 0501 BT Qualitative Materiel

Requirements (QMR) RT Acceptance tests RT Ammunition specifications RT Ballistic tests RT Quality assurance RT Quality control

Antiaircraft ammunition 1901 BT Antimateriel ammunition

RT Fragmentation ammunition

Antimateriel ammunition 1901 NT Antiaircraft ammunition NT Antitank ammunition NT High explosive antitank

ammunition RT Antimateriel weapons RT Small arms ammunition

Anvils 1906 RT Primers

A P Ammunition USE Armor piercing ammunition

API Ammunition USE Armor piercing incendiary

ammunition

Arc melting 1308 UF Consumable electrode arc melting

BT Melting

Area fire weapons 1906 RT Kill probabilities RT Point fire weapons

Arming and safety USE Safety and arming

Armor 1904 NT Body armor NT Lightweight armor

RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Penetration tests

Armor piercing ammunition 1901 UF AP Ammunition

BT Antitank ammunition RT Armor

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Thesaurus of Terms Ballistic test data

Armor piercing ammunition (cont'd) RT Bullets RT Grenades RT High explosive antitank

ammunition RT Penetration tests RT Shaped charges RT Small arms ammunition

Armor piercing incendiary ammunition 1901 UF API Ammunition

RT Bullets RT Small arms ammunition

Armor piercing incendiary tracer ammunition (APIT) 1901

RT Bullets RT Small arms ammunition

Autofrettage 1308 BT Erosion

RT Erosion analysis RT Gun barrels RT Stress analysis

Automatic guns 1906 UF Automatics

BT Guns NT Machine guns NT Rifle submachine guns NT Self loading guns NT Semiautomatic guns

RT Ammunition belts RT Cyclic rate of fire RT Mode of fire RT Rate of fire RT Small arms

Automatics USE Automatic guns USE Pistols USE Semiautomatic guns

B Ball ammunition 1901

RT Cartridges RT Small arms ammunition

Ballistic cameras 1904

BT Test equipment RT Ballistic photography RT High speed cameras

Ballistic performance USE Ballistics USE Ballistic tests

Ballistic photography 1904 BT Photography

RT Ballistic cameras RT Ballistic tests RT High speed photography RT Stroboscopic photography

Ballistic ranges 1402 BT Test ranges

NT Function and casualty ranges NT Velocity and pressure ranges

RT Ballistic tests

Ballistics 1904 UF Ballistic performance UF Trajectories

NT Exterior ballistics NT Free flight ballistics NT Interior ballistics NT Launch ballistics NT Obturation ballistics NT Terminal ballistics NT Wound ballistics

RT Aerodynamics RT Ballistic tests RT Shock waves

Ballistic test data 1904 NT Accuracy test data NT Bullet fit test data NT Bullet pull test data NT Casualty test data NT Extraction test data NT Function test data NT Grenade cartridge test data NT Hangfire test data NT Incendiary flash test data NT Muzzle flash test data NT Penetration test data NT Pressure test data NT Primer sensitivity test dat« NT Screen perforation test data NT Stripping test data NT Trace test data NT Velocity test data NT Waterproof test data

RT Ballistic tests RT Weapons test data

USE =Use preferred term; UF RT = Related Term

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Ballistic test equipment SATIN Thesaurus

Ballistic test equipment USE Test equipment

Ballistic test facilities USE Test facilities

Ballistic tests 1402 UF Ballistic performance

NT Accuracy tests NT Bullet fit tests NT Bullet pull tests NT Casualty tests NT Extraction tests NT Function tef Ls NT Grenade cartridge tests NT Hangfire tests NT Incendiary flash tests NT Muzzle flash tests NT Penetration tests NT Pressure tests NT Primer sensitivity tests NT Screen perforation tests NT Stripping tests NT Trace tests NT Velocity tests NT Waterproof tests

RT Acceptance tests RT Ammunition standards RT Ballistic photography RT Ballistic ranges RT Ballistics RT Ballistic test data RT Proof tests RT Test equipment RT Test facilities RT Test weapons RT Weapons tests

Barrel bands 1906 BT Gun components

RT Bayonet mounts RT Gun barrels

Ban .1 group USE Gun barrels

Barrel length 1906 RT Caliber RT Gun barrels

Barrels (guns) USE Gun barrels

Barrel vibration (whip) 1906 UF Gun barrel vibration

RT Gun barrels

Base detonating fuzes 1901 BT Fuzes

RT PD Fuzes

Bayonet lugs USE Bayonet mounts

Bayonet mounts 1906 UF Bayonet lugs

BT Gun components RT Barrel bands RT Bayonets

Bayonets 1906 BT Gun auxiliary equipment

RT Bayonet mounts

Belt feed 1906 BT Gun feed mechanisms

RT Ammunition belts RT Machine guns

Belt pull USE Ammunition belt pull

Belts USE Ammunition belts

Benefit cost analysis USE Cost benefit analysis

Biological ammunition 1901 RT Chemical ammunition

Bipods 1906 UF Integra' bipods

BT Gun auxiliary equipment BT Weapon mounts

Black powder 1901 BT Propellants

Blank cartridges 1901 BT Cartridges

RT Training ammunition

Blowback operated guns 1906 BT Automatic guns BT Semiautomatic guns

Boatlail bullets 1901 BT Bullets

Body armor 1904 BT Armor

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Bolt actions 1906 RT Actions (guns) RT Bolt group RT Cams RT Manually operated guns

Bolt assemblies USE Bolt group

Bolt bodies USE Bolt cylinders

Bolt cylinders 1906 UF Bolt bodies

RT Bnt group

Bolt faces 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt group 1906 UF Bolt assemblies UF Breech blocks UF Breech bolts

BT Breech mechanisms BT Gun components

RT Bolts RT Bolt faces RT Bolt handles RT Bolt head guides RT Bolt knobs RT Bolt locks RT Bolt lugs RT Bolt raceways RT Bolt releases RT Bolt sleeves RT Bolt stops RT Cams

Bolt handles 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt head guides 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt knobs 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt lift tests USE Extraction tests

Bolt locks 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt lugs 1906 RT Bolt group

Belt raceways 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt releases 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt sleeves 1906 RT Bolt group

Bolt stops 1906 RT Bolt group RT Detents

Bonding UF Solid state bonding

BT Materials technology NT Diffusion bonding NT Explosive bonding NT FricHon bonding NT Gas pressure bonding

RT Joining RT Metals RT Soldering RT Welding

Bore diameter 1906 RT Bores (guns) RT Caliber

Bores (guns) 1906 RT Bore diameter RT Gun barrels

Borescopes 1402 BT Proof test equipment

Brass cartridge cases 1901 BT Cartridge cases

Breech blocks USE Bolt group

Breech bolts USE Bolt group

Breechbore gauges BT Proof test equipment

RT Gauges

Breeches USE Breech mechanisms

Breeching space 1906 RT Gun barrels

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Breech locks 1906 RT Breech mechanisms

Breech mechanisms 1906 UF Breeches (guns)

BT Gun components NT Action bars NT Actions (guns) NT Bolt group

RT Breech locks

Brushes (cleaning) USE Cleaning brushes

Buckshot USE Shot

Bullet casting 1308 BT Bullet fabrication

RT Bullets RT Munitions

Bullet catchers 1402 UF Bullet traps

BT Test equipment

Bullet cores 1901 UF Cores (bullets)

RT Bullets

Bullet fabrication 1308 UF Bullet manufacturing

NT Bullet casting NT Bullet sizing NT Bullet swaging

RT Bullets RT Munitions industry

Bullet fit test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Bullet fit tests

Bullet fit tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Bullet fit tett data

Bullet jackets 1901 RT Bullets RT Full metal jacketed bullets

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Bullet manufacturing USE Bullet fabrication

Bullet pull test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Bullet pull tests

Bullet pull tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Bullet pull test data

Bullets 1901 Projectile only. For assembly consisting of cartridge case, primer, projectile, and propellant, use Car- tridges".

BT Projectiles NT Boattail NT Hollow point bullets NT Round nose bullets NT Semi wadcutters NT Soft point bullets NT Spitzer bullets NT Wadcutters

RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Armor piercing incendiary

ammunition RT Armor piercing incendiary

tracer ammunition RT Bullet casting RT Bullet cores RT Bullet fabrication RT Bullet jackets RT Bullet seats RT Bullet sizing RT Bullet swaging RT Cartridges RT Incendiary ammunition RT Munitions industry RT Ogives RT Sabots RT Tracer ammunition

Bullet seats 1906 RT Bullets RT Gun barrels

Bullet sizing 1308 BT Bullet fabrication

RT Bullets RT Mvnitions industry

Bullet swaging 1308 BT Bullet fabrication

RT Bullets RT Munitions industry RT Swaging

Bullet traps USE Bullet catchers

Numbers following main terms correspond to subject categories in TEST

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Caliber 1901, 1906 All caliber designations, metric or decimal, of weapons or ammunition are valid SATIN idt .tifiers. They are entered as ... caL , .. . mm, or cal. ,. . In naval ordnance, .. . CAL. de- notes the ratio of barrel length to pro jectile diameter.

BT Ammunition designations BT Weapon designations

RT Barrel length RT Bore diameter RT Rifles

Calorimeters 1401 BT Test equipment

Cams '906 RT Bolt actions RT Bolt group

Carbines 1906 BT Rifles BT Shoulder weaponr

Cartridge case liners USE Cartridge cases

Cartridges 1901 Assembly consisting of cartridge case, primer, projectile and propellant. "Bullets" refers to projectile only. UF Shells

NT Blank cartridges NT Dummy cartridges NT NATO cartridges

RT Ball ammunition RT Bullets RT Cartridge cases RT Cartridge points RT Munitions industry RT Primers RT Shot RT Small arms ammunition

Casting 1308 UF Molding

RT Melting

Casualty test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Casualty tests RT Function test data

Casualty tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Ammunition casualties RT Casualty test data RT Function and casualty ranges RT Function tests RT Misfires

Cartridge cases 1901 UF Cartridge case liners

NT Aluminum cartridge cases NT Brass cartridge cases NT Plastic cartridge cases NT Steel cartridge cases

RT Cartridges RT Primer pockets

Cartridge ejection velocity 1901 UF Ejection velocity

BT Weapon dynamics

Cartridge extractors USE Extractors (ammunition)

Ceramics 1106 RT Materials technology

Chemical ammunition 1901 NT Poison gas ammunition NT Tear gases

RT Biological ammunition RT Dissemination technology RT Grenades RT Incapacitating agents RT Pyrotechnics RT Riot control cartridges

Chemical erosion 1113 BT Erosion

Cartridge links USE Ammunition belt links

Cartridge points RT Cartridges

Chronographs USE Chronometers

Chronometers 1402 UF Chronographs UF Interval counters

USE RT = DUfe

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Cleaning SATIN Thesaurus

Cleaning 1308 RT Cleaning agents RT Cleaning equipment

Cleaning agents 1111 NT Degreasers NT Solvents

RT Cleaning RT Cleaning equipment

Cleaning brushes 1309 UF Brushes (cleaning)

BT Cleaning equipment

Cleaning equipment 1309 NT Cleaning brushes NT Cleaning rods

RT Cleaning RT Cleaning agents RT Gun auxiliary equipment

Cleaning rods 1309 UF Rods (cleaning)

BT Cleaning equipment

Coating processes 1308 UF Inorganic coating

BT Materials technology NT Deposition NT Electrodeposition NT Electroplating NT Galvanizing NT Spray coating NT Vapor deposition

RT Coatings RT Coextrusion RT Metals

Coatings 1103 RT Coating processes RT Deposition RT Electrodeposition RT Electroplating RT Galvanizing RT Materials technology RT Optical coatings RT Vapor deposition

Coextrusion 1308 BT Materials technology

RT Coating processes RT Metals

Collimating lenses 1402 RT Gun sight assemblies RT Optical gun sights RT Reflex ''imnto ■ gun sights

Color radiography 1402

Component standardization 1505 RT Standardization

Composite barrels 1906 BT Gun barrels

RT Composite materia's

Composite materials 1104 NT Metal alloys

RT Ceramics RT Composite barrels RT Materials technology RT Metals

Computers 0102

Computer simulation 1402 UF Simulation (computers)

BT Mathematical models

Computers, fire control USE Fire control computers

Computing gun sights 1905 BT Gun auxiliary equipment BT Gun sights

NT Gun directors NT Gyroscopic gun sights

Consumable electrode arc melting USE Arc melting

Containerization 1304 1505 UF Ammunition containers

RT Packaging

Cooling 2013

Cores (bullets) USE Bullet cores

Corrosion 1113 NT Galvanic corrosion NT Oxidation

RT Corrosion analysis RT Corrosion inhibitors RT Erosion

Corrosion analysis 1308 BT Materials technology

RT Corrosion RT Pressure stress analysis RT Stress analysis RT Thermal stress analysis

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Corrosion inhibitors 1107 UF Corrosion preventives

Corrosion preventives USE Corrosion inhibitor.

Cost benefit analysis 0501 UF Benefit cost analysis

RT Cost effectiveness RT Life cycle costs

Cost effectiveness 1401 NT Life cycle costs

RT Cost benelit analysis

Crack propagation 1113 2012 RT Fatigue (materials) RT Fracture mechanics RT Materials technology

Cranes (guns) USE Yokes

Cyclic rate of fire BT Weapon dynamics

RT Automatic guns RT Rate of fire

Cylinder feed 1^06 BT Gun feed mechanisms

RT Gun cylinders RT Revolvers

Cylindrical bodies NT Gun components

RT Projectiles

RT Coatings RT Materials technology

Depot maintenance USE Shop maintenance

Detents 1906 RT Bolt stops

Detonators 1901 RT Explosives RT Explosive trains RT Fuses RT Primers

Diagnostic systems 0902 PT TMDE (Test, irjeasu»«m«nt,

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Diffusion bonding 1308 UF Diffasion welding

Diffusion welding USE Diffutôn bonding

Dispersion USE Projectile dispersion

Dissemination technology 0704 RT Chemical ammunition RT DeconUmination RT Grenades

Dummy cartridges 1901 BT Cartridges

RT Training ammunition

Dynamic analysis 1407

D Darts

USE Flechettes

Decontamination 1407 RT Dissemination technology RT Pollution abatement

Degreasers 1111 BT Cleaning agents

Deposition 1308 BT Coating processes

Ejection velocity USE Cartridge ejection velocity

Elasticity USE Elastic properties

Elastic limits USE Elastic properties

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Elastic limits (cont'd) RT Kinsmatics RT Materials technology

Elastoplastic analysis 1402 BT Pressure stress analysis

RT Stress analysis

Electric fuzes BT Fuzes

RT PD fuzes RT Proximity fuzes RT VT fuzes

Electrodeposition 1103 BT Coating processes

RT Coatings

Electromagnetic testing 1402

Electron beam melting 1308 BT Melting

Electronic photography 1405 BT High speed photography

RT Photography

Electron microscopes 1402

Electrooptics 2003 2006 NT Lasers

Electroplating 1308 BT Coating processes

RT Coatings

Electrostatic hangfire recorders 1402 RT Hangfire tests

Elevation scale 1906 RT Gun sight assemblies

Engineering change proposals (ECP) 0501

Engineering design tests 1406

Engineering release records (ERR) 0501

Erosion 1113 NT Autofrettage NT Chemical erosion NT Friction wear NT Gas cutting

RT Corrosion RT Erosion analysis RT Friction

Erosion analysis 1402 BT Materials technology

RT Autofrettage RT Erosion RT Stress analysis

Experimental design 0501

Explosive bonding 1308 UF Explosive welding

BT Bonding RT Explosive forming

Explosive forming 1308 RT Explosive bonding RT Shaped charges

Explosive welding USE Explosive bonding

Explosives 1901 UF Powder charges

RT Detonators RT Explosive trains RT Propellants RT Pyrotechnics RT Safety and arming

Explosive trains 1901 UF Fuze explosive trains

RT Detonators RT Explosives RT Primers

Exterior ballistics 1904 UF External ballistics UF Transition ballistics

BT Ballistics NT Free flight ballistics

RT Aerodynamics RT Chronometers


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Exterior ballistics (cont'd) RT Fluid dynamics RT Interior ballistics RT Magnus effect

External ballistics USE Exterior ballistics

Extraction tests 1402 UF Bolt lift tests

BT Ballistic tests RT Extraction test data RT Extractors (ammunition)

Extractor rods 1906 RT Extractors (ammunition)

Extractors Uitununition) 1906 UF Cartridge extractors

RT Extraction tests RT Extractor rods

Fatigue (materials) 1113 2012 RT Crack propagation RT Fracture properties

Federal supply classification (FSC) 0501

Field maintenance 1505 BT Logistics management

RT Maintainability RT Shop maintenance

Fin stabilized ammunition 1901 NT Flechettes

Fire control components 1905 BT Fire control systems

NT Gun directors

Fire control computers 1905 UF Computers (fire control)

RT Fire control systems RT Gun directors

Fire control systems 1905 NT Fire control components

RT Fire control computers

Firing mechanisms 1901 RT Fuses RT Weapon firing mechanisms

Firing pins 1906 RT Strikers (guns) RT Weapon firing mechanisms

Flares 1901 BT Pyrotechnics

RT Spotting charges

Flash holes 1901 RT Primer pockets

Flechettes 1901 UF Darts

BT Fin stabilised ammunition BT Projectiles

RT Antipersonnel ammunition RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Multiple flechettes RT Sabots RT Spin stabilised ammunition

Fluid dynamics 2004 NT Aerodynamics

RT Exterior ballistics RT Magnus effect

Fluorosilicones 0702 UF Sllicone fluorides

Forcing cones 1906 UF Leads

RT Gun barrels RT Shotguns

Foreign small arms 1906 UF Small arms (foreign)



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Fracture mechanics USE Fracture properties

Fracture properties 2012 UF Fracture mechanics

RT Crack propagation RT FaHgue (materials)

Fragmentation ammunition 1901 RT Aircraft ammunition RT Antiaircraft ammunition RT Antipersonnel ammunition RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Grenades RT Projectiles

Frangible ammunition 1901 BT Training ammunition

Free flight ballistics 1904 BT Ballistics BT Exterior ballistics

Friction 1407 RT Erosion RT Friction wear RT Lubrication

Friction bonding 1308 UF Friction welding

BT Bonding

Friction wear 113 BT Erosion

RT Friction

Friction welding USE Friction bonding

Full metal jacketed bullets (FMJ) 1901 BT Bullets

RT Bullet jackets

Function and casualty ranges 1402 BT Ballistic ranges

RT Casualty tests RT Function tests

Function test data 1904 BT Ballibtic test data

RT Casualty test data RT Function tests

Function tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Ammunition casualties RT Casualty tests RT Function and casualty ranges RT Function test data RT Misfires

Fuses (ordnance) USE Fuzes

Fuze explosive trains USE Explosive trains

Fuzes 1901 UF Fuses (ordnance)

NT Base detonating fuzes NT Electric fuzes NT Grenade fuzes NT PD fuzes NT Proximity fuzes NT Time fuzes NT VT fuzes

RT Detonators RT Firing mechanisms RT Fuze setters RT Primers RT Safety and arming

Fuze setters 1901 RT Fuzes RT Time fuzes

G Galvanic corrosion 1113

BT Corrosion

Galvanizing 1308 BT Coating processes

RT Coatings


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Gas chromatography 0704 BT Materials technology BT Nondestructive testing

RT Infrared spectroscopy

Gas cutting 1113 1308 BT Erosion BT Metal cutting

Gas cylinders (ordnance) 1906 RT Gas operated guns

Gas dynamics 2004 BT Weapon dyanmics

RT Gas operated guns RT Propellants RT Recoilless guns RT Recoilless rifles

Gas operated guns 1906 BT Automatic guns BT Semiautomatic guns

RT Gas cylinders (ordnance) RT Gas dynamics RT Propellants

Gas pressure bonding 1308 UF Gas pressure welding UF Pressure gas bonding

Gas pressure welding USE Gas pressure bonding

Gatling mechanisms 1906 BT Machine guns

RT Gun barrels RT Gun feed mechanisms RT Rapid fire weapons

Gauges 1402 BT Test equipment

RT Air gauges RT Breechbore gauges RT Headspace gauges RT Piezoelectric gauges RT Pressure gauges RT Strain gauges RT Star gauges

Graded lethality weapons 1909 RT Kill probabilities RT Lethality RT Nonlethal weapons RT Riot control weapons

Grenade cartridge test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Grenade cartridge tests

Grenade cartridge tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Grenade cartridge test data

Grenade fuzes 1901 BT Fuzes

RT Grenades

Grenade launchers 1906 BT Small arms

RT Grenades

Grenades 1901 BT Projectiles

RT Antipersonnel ammunition RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Chemical ammunition RT Dissemination technology RT Fragmentation ammunition RT Grenade fuzes RT Grenade launchers RT High explosive ammunition RT Incendiary gels RT Small arms ammunition

Grips 1906 NT Pistol grips

RT Gun stocks

Grooves (rifling) 1906 RT Lands (rifling) RT Rifling (guns)

Gun accessories USE Gun auxiliary equipment

USE = Use preferred term; RT = Related Term

UF Used For; BT = Broader Term; NT = Narrower Term;

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Gun auxiliary equipment SATIN TheaauruB

Gun auxiliary equipment 1906 UF Gun accessories UF Small arms accessories

NT Bayonets NT Bipods NT Computing gun sights NT Gun sights NT Gun slings NT Gyroscopic gun sights NT Iron gun sights NT Muzzle devices NT Open gun sights NT Optical gun sights NT Weapon mounts

RT Cleaning equipment RT Gun components RT Lubricants RT Recoil mechanisms RT Silencers

Gun barrel attachments 1906 BT Gun components

RT Gun barrels

Gun barrel materials 1100 RT Composite materials RT Gun barrels

Gun barrels 1906 UF Barrel group UF Barrels (guns) UF Gun tubes

BT Gun components RT Autofrettage RT Barrel bands RT Barrel length RT Barrel vibration (whip) RT Breeching space RT Bullet seats RT Forcing cones RT Gatling mechanisms RT Gun barrel attachments RT Gun barrel materials RT Gun bores RT Gun chambers RT Gun muzzles RT Headspace RT Rifling (guns)

Gun barrel vibration USE Barrel vibration (whip)

Gun chambers 1906 RT Gun barrels

Gun components 1906 NT Barrel bands NT Bayonet mounts NT Bolt group NT Breech mechanisms NT Gun barrel attachments NT Gun barrels NT Gun cylinder b NT Gun feed assemblies NT Gun sight assemblies NT Gun stocks NT Magazine assemblies NT Receivers (guns) NT Slide assembJies NT Trigger group NT Weapon firing mechanisr.s

RT Gun auxiliary equipment

Gun cylinders 1906 BT Cylindrical bodies BT Gun components

RT Cylinder feed RT Revolvers

Gun directors 1905 BT Computing gun sights BT Fire control components

RT Fire control computers

Gun feed assemblies 1906 BT Gun components

RT Gun feed mechanisms RT Magazine assemblies

Gun feed mechanisms 1906 NT Belt feed NT Clip feed NT Cylinder feed NT Magazine feed

RT Ammunition belts RT Gatling mechanisms RT Gun feed assemblies


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Gun firing mechaniama USE Weapon firing mechaniama

Gun muzzlea 1906 RT Gun barrela RT Muzzle brakea RT Muzzle devicea RT Muzzle velocity

Gunpowder USE Propellanta

Gun propellanta USE Propellanta

Gun atocka 1906 UF Stock

BT Gun component a RT Gripa RT Piatol gripa

Gun tube a USE Gun barrela

Gyroacopic gun aighta 1905 BT Computing gun aighta BT Gun auxiliary equipment BT Gun aighta

Guns (ordnance) 1906 NT Automatic guns NT Machine guna NT Piatola NT Revolvers NT Riflea NT Manually operated guna NT Semiautomatic guna NT Shot guna NT Small arm i

Gun aight aaaembliea 1906 UF Sight aaaembliea

BT Gun componenta RT Collimating lenaea RT Elevation scale RT Gun aighta RT Reticlea RT Windage acale

Gun sights 1906 UF Sights

BT Gun auxiliary equipment NT Computing gun sights NT Gyroscopic gun sights NT Iron gun sights NT Open gun sights NT Optical gun sights

RT Gun sight aaaembliea

Gun slings 1906 BT Gun auxiliary equipment

H Hammers (guna) 1906

RT Strikera (guna) RT Weapon firing mechaniama

Hand guna USE Hand weapons

Hand weapons 1906 UF Hand guna

BT Small arma NT Piatola NT Revolvera

Hangfire teat data 1904 BT Balliatic teat data

RT Hangfire teata

Hangfire teata 1402 BT Balliatic teata

RT Electroatatic hangfire recordera RT Hangfire teat data RT Miafirea

Headapace 1906 RT Gun barrela RT Headapace gaugea

USE = Uee preferred term; UF = Uaed For- BT RT = Related Term Broader Term; NT = Narrower T erm;

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Headspace gauges SATIN Thesaurus

Headspace gauges 1402 BT Test equipment

RT Gauges RT Headspace

HE Ammunition USE Higb explosive ammunition

Heat amrrunition USE High explosive antitank ammunition

Heat transfer 2013

Heat treatment 1308

HE1 ammunition USE High explosive incendiary ammunition

Helicopter armaments USE Aircraft armaments

High explosive ammunition 1901 UF HE ammunition

RT Grenades RT High explosive incendiary

ammunition RT Small arms ammunition

High explosive antitank ammunition 1901 UF Heat ammunition

BT Antimateriel ammunition BT Antitank ammunition

RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Small arms ammunition

High explosive incendiary ammunition 1901

UF HEI ammunition RT High explosive ammunition RT Incendiary ammunition RT Small arms ammunition

High fragmentation steel 1106

High rate loading effects 2011

High speed cameras 1405 BT Test equipment

RT Ballistic cameras RT High speed photography

High speed photography 140 5 BT Photography

NT Electronic photography NT Stroboscopic photography

RT Ballistic photography RT High speed cameras RT Weapon dynamics

High speed weapons USE High velocity weapons

High velocity guns USE High velocity weapons

High velocity weapons 1906 UF High speed weapons UF High velocity guns

Hollow point bullets BT Bullets

Holography 1405 RT Lasers RT Photography

Human factors engineering 0505 UF Man weapon interaction

RT Man machine systems

Hydraulic extrusion 1302

Impact effects 2011


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Incapacitating agents 1502 NT Tear gases

RT Chemical ammunition RT Incapacitation RT Tear gas projectors

Incapacitation 1502 RT Incapacitating agents RT Nonlethal weapons

Incendiary ammunition RT Bullets RT High explosive incendiary

ammunition RT Grenades RT Incendiary gels RT Pyrotechnics RT Small arms ammunition

Incendiary flash test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Incendiary flash tests

Incendiary flash tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Incendiary flash test data

Incendiary gels 1502 UF Incendiary mixtures

RT Grenades RT Incendiary ammunition

Incendiary mixtures USE Incendiary gels

Induction melting 1308 BT Melting

Inert electrode arc melting

Infantry weapons 1906 RT Infantry RT Logistics management RT Materiel needs (MN) RT Personal defense weapons RT Small arms RT Survival weapons

Infrared spectroscopy 1402 BT Materials technology BT Nondestructive testing

RT Gas chromatography

Inorganic coatinR USE Coating processes

Integral bipods USE Bipods

Interior ballistics 1904 BT Ballistics

NT Obturation ballisHcs RT Chronometers RT Exterior ballistics

Interval counters USE Chronometers

Iron gun sights 1905 BT Gun auxiliary equipment BT Gun sights

Infantry 1503 RT Infantry training RT Infantry weapons RT Materiel needs (MN)

Infantry training 0509 RT Infantry RT Targets (ordnance) RT Training ammunition

Joining 1308 BT Materials technology

NT Soldering NT Welding

RT Bonding RT Metals

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Kill probabilitiea 1904 SATIN ThesauruB

K Kill probabilities 1904

UF Probability of kill RT Area fire weapons RT Graded lethality v/eapons RT Lethality RT Point fire weapons

Kinematic analysis USE Kinematics

Kinematics 2012 UF Kinematic analysis

NT Vibration research RT Elastic properties RT Materials technology RT Resonance RT Weapon dynamics

Lands (rifling) 1906 RT Rifling (guns)

Lasers 2005 BT Electrooptics

RT Holography

Launch ballistics 1904 BT Ballistics

RT Muzzle velocity

Leads USE Forcing cones

Legislation 0504

Lethality 1904 RT Graded lethality weapons RT Kill probabilities RT Lethality testing RT Nonlethal weapons

Lethality testing 1402 RT Lethality

Life cycle costs 1401 BT Cost effectiveness

RT Cost benefit analysis RT Maintainability RT Reliability

Lightweight armor 1904 BT Armor

Linkages 1901 RT Ammunition belt links

Link belts

USE Ammunition belts

Liquid propellant guns 19C6 RT Liquid propjllants RT Propellants

Liquid propellants 1701 BT Propellants

RT Liquid propellant guns RT Solid propellants

Logistics management 1505 NT Field maintenance NT Shop maintenance

RT Infantry weapons RT Maintainability RT Materiel needs (MN) RT Reliability

Lubricants 1108 RT Gun auxiliary equipment RT Lubrication

Lubrication RT Friction RT Lubricants


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M

M 1906 All M(model) numbers are valid SATIN descriptors. They are entered as M. . , followed, where appropriate, by we«pon name, caliber in mm or decimals of an inch, and any other term(8) required to identify the weapon, e. g. M60D machine gun 7. 62mm NATO. UF Model

BT Weapon designations RT MK

Machine gun production 1906 RT Machine guns

Machine guns 1906 BT Automatic guns BT Guns (ordnance) BT Rapid fire weapons

NT Air cooled machine guns NT Catling mechanisms NT Water cooled machine guns

RT Belt feed RT Machine gun production RT Rifle submachine guns RT Small arms RT Submachine guns

Mach waves USE Shock waves

Magazine assemblies 1901 BT Gun components

RT Magazine feed RT Magazines (ammunition)

Magazine feed 1906 BT Gun feed mechanisms

RT Magazine assemblies RT Magazines (ammunition)

Magazines (ammunition) 1901 RT Magazine assembJies RT Magazine feed RT Small arms ammunition

Magnus effect 2004 BT Aerodynamics

RT Exterior ballistics RT Fluid dynamics

Maintainability 1407 RT Field maintenance RT Life cycle costs RT Logistics management RT Reliability RT Shop maintenance

Man machine systems 0505 UF Man weapon Interaction

RT Human factors engineering

Manually op. rated guns BT Guns (ordnance)

RT Bolt actions

Man weapon interaction USE Human factors engineering USE Man machine systems

Mark USE MK

Mass spring accelerators 1309

Materials development USE Materials technology

Matirlals research USE Materials technology

Materials technology 1100 UF Materials development UF Materials research

NT Bonding NT Coating processes NT Coextruslon


UF = Used For; BT= Broader Term; NT = Narrower Term;

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Materials technology (cont'd) NT Corrosion analysis NT Erosion analysis NT Gas chromatography NT Infrared spectroscopy NT Joining NT Melting NT Metal cutting NT Metallurgy NT Swaging NT Special applications materials NT Strain rate effects NT Stress analysis NT Temperature effects

RT Ceramics RT Coatings RT Composite materials RT Crack propagation RT Deposition RT Elastic properties RT Kinematics RT Metal alloys RT Nondestructive testing RT Plastic properties RT Plastics RT Powder metallurgy RT Radioactive isotopes RT Rubber compositions (natural) RT Rubber compositions (synthetic

Materiel needs (MN) 0501 RT Infantry RT Infantry weapons RT Logistics management

Mathematical models 0201 NT Computer simulation

RT Physical simulation

Metal alloys 1106 BT Composite materials

RT Materials technology RT Metallurgy RT Metals

Metal cutting 1308 BT Materials technology

NT Gas cutting RT Metals

Metallurgical tests 1402 RT Metallurgy RT Metals

Metallurgy 1402 BT Materials technology

RT Metal alloys RT Metallurgical tests RT Metals RT Powder metallurgy

Metals 1106 RT Bonding RT Coating processes RT Coextrusion RT Composite materials RT Joining

) RT Metal alloys RT Metal cutting RT Metallurgical tests RT Metallurgy RT Soldering RT Swaging RT Welding

MFR USE Multiple flechetten

Mechanical testing USE Mechanical tests

Mechanical tests 1402 UF Mechanical testing

Melting 1308 BT Materials technology

NT Arc melting NT Electron beam melting NT Induction melting NT Casting

Misfires 1904 RT Casualty tests RT Function tests RT Hangfire tests

MK 1906 All MK (Mark) numbers are valid SATIN descriptors. They are all entered as MK. ., followed, where appropriate, by model number, weapon name, caliber in mm or decimals of an inch, and any other term(s) required to identify the weapon.


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MK (cont'd) e.g. MK 19 Mod. gun 40mm UF Mark

0 machine Muzzle flash 1901

RT Muzzle flash suppresso RT Muzzle flash tests

BT Weapon desi RT M

gnations Muzzle flash suppressors 1906 BT Muzzle devices

Model RT Muzzle flash

USE M Muzzle flash tents 1402

Mode of Fire 1906 BT Ballistic tests

RT Muzzle flash

Nonlethal weapons

BT Weapon dynamics RT Automatic guns RT Semiautomatic guns

Modulated energy devices 0905

Molding USE Casting

Multiple flechette rounds (MFR) USE Multiple flechettes

Multiple flechettes 1901 UF MFR UF Multiple flechette rounds (MFR)

RT F'echettes

Munitions USE Ammunition

Munitions industry 1901 RT Bullet casting RT Bullet fabricatton RT Bullets RT Bullet sizing RT Bullet swaging RT Cartridges RT Product improvement RT Small arms RT Weapon fabrication

Muzzle brakes 1906 BT Muzzle devices

RT Gun muzzles

Muzzle devices 1906 BT Gun auxiliary equipment

NT Muzzle brakes NT Muzzle flash suppressors

RT Gun muzzles

Muzzle velocity 1906 BT Weapon dynamics

RT Gun muzzles RT Launch ballistics

N

NATO Cartridges 1901 BT Cartridges

Nondestructive testing 1402 NT Gas chromatography NT Infrared spectroscopy NT Ultrasonic imaging NT Xeroradiography NT X ray diffraction NT X ray radiography

RT Materials technology RT Radioactive isotopes

Nonlethal weapons 1909 NT Riot batons NT Shock batons NT Tear gas projectors

RT Graded lethality weapons RT Grenades RT Incapacitation RT Lethality RT Police weapons RT Riot control weapons


UF = Used For; BT = Broader Term; NT = Narrower Term-

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o SATIN Thesaurus

Obturation ballistics 1904 BT Ballistics BT Interior ballistics

Ogives RT Bullets

Open gun sights 1906 BT Gun auxiliary equipment BT Gun sights

Operational capability objectives (OCO) 0501

Optical coatings 1103 2006 RT Coatings

Optical gun sights 1905 UF Optical sights

BT Gun auxiliary equipment BT Gun sights

NT Reflex collimator gun sights NT Reflex gun sights

RT Collimating lenses RT Reticles

Optical sights USJ Optical gun sights

Oxidation 1113 BT Corrosion

Packaging 1304 UF Ammunition containers UF Packaging engineering UF Packing (packaging)

RT Containerization

Packaging engineering USE Packaging

Packing (packaging) USE Packaging

PAD propellants 1901 BT Propellants

PD fuzes 1901 UF Point detonating fuzes

BT Fuzes RT Base detonating fuzes RT Electric fuzes RT Proximity fuzes RT VT fuzes

Penetration lest data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Penetration tests

Penetration tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Armor RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Penetration test data RT Terminal ballistics

Personal defense weapons 1906 BT Small arms

RT Infantry weapons

Photography 1405 NT Ballistic photography NT High speed photography

RT Electronic photography RT Holography RT Stroboscopic photography

Physical simulation 1407 UF Simulation, physical

RT Mathematical models

Piezoelectric gauges 1402 RT Gauges RT Pressure gauges RT Strain gauges

Pistol grips 1906 BT Grips

RT Gun stocks RT Pistols


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Pistols 1906 UF Automatics

BT Guns (ordnance) BT Hand weapons BT Small arms

RT Pistol grips RT Survival weapons

Plasma spraying 1308 BT Spray coating

Plastic cartridge cases 1901 UF Ammunition, plastic cased UF Plastic cased ammunition

BT Cartridge cases RT Plastic«

Plastic cased ammunition USE Plastic cartridge cases

Plasticity USE Plastic properties

Plastic properties 2012 UF Plasticity

RT Materials technology

Plastics 1106 RT Materials technology RT Plastic cartridge cases

Point detonating fuzes USE PD fuzes

Point fire weapons 1906 NT Sniper rifles

RT Area fire weapons RT Kill probabilities

Poison gas ammunition 1901 BT Chemical ammunition

Police guns USE Police weapons

Police shotguns USE Police weapons

Police weapons 1906 UF Police guns UF Police shotguns

RT Nonlethal weapons RT Riot control weapons

Pollution abatement 1407 RT Decontamination

Powder charges USE Explosives USE Propellants

Powder determinators 1402 BT Test equipment

Powder metallurgy 1402 RT Materials technology RT Metallurgy RT Metals

Precisionaire gauges USE Air gauges

Preservation USE Preserving

Preserving 1308 UF Preservation

Pressure gas bonding USE Gas pressure bonding

Pressure gauges 1402 BT Test equipment

RT Gauges RT Piezoelectric gauges RT Pressure tests

Pressure stress analysis 1402 UF Strain rate effects

BT Stress analysis NT Elastoplastic analysis

RT Corrosion analysis RT Strain rate effects RT Thermal stress analysis


Used For; BT = Broader Term; NT = Narrower T erm;

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Pressure test data SATIN Thesaurus

Pressure test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Pressure tests

Pressure tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Pressure gauges RT Pressure test data RT Velocity and pressure

ranges

Primer drop test calibration cases 1402

RT Primer drop test machines RT Primer sensitivity tests

Prin er drop test machines 1402 Bl lest equipment

RT Primer drop test calibration cases

RT Primer sensitivity tests

Primer pellets 1901 RT Primers

Primer pockets 1901 RT Cartridge cases RT Flash holes RT Primers

Primers RT Cartridges RT Detonators RT Explosive trains RT Fuzes RT Primer pellets RT Primer pockets RT Primer sensitivity tests

Primer sensitivity rooms 1402 BT Test facilities


Primer sensitivity test data 1901 BT Ballistic test data


Primer sensitivity tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Primer drop test calibration cases

RT Primer drop test machines RT Primers RT Primer sensitivity rooms RT Primer sensitivity test data

Probability of kill USE Kill probabilities

Product improvement 1401 RT Bullet fabrication RT Munitions industry RT Qualitative materiel

ments (QMR) RT Weapon fabrication

require-

Projectile dispersion 1901 UF Dispersion

BT Weapon dynamics

Projectiles 1901 NT Bullets NT Flechettes NT Grenades NT Rocket assisted ammunition NT Rockets NT Shot

RT Cylindrical bodies RT Fragmentation ammunition RT Projectile weight RT Small arms

Projectile weight 1901 RT Projectiles

Proof test equipment 1402 USE Test equipment

Proof test facilities 1402 USE Test facilities

Proof tests 1402 Used as administrative term. For technical aspects, use ballistic tests or weapons tests.

NT Acceptance tests RT Ammunition standards

Ballistic tests RT Test equipment RT Test facilities RT Weapons tests


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Propellant burning rate 2019 RT Propellants

Propellant chemistry 1901 RT Propellants

Propellant grains 1901 RT Propellant powders RT Solid propellants

Propellant powders 1901 BT Propellants

RT Propellant grains RT Solid propellants

Pyrophoric materials 1107 RT Propellants RT Pyrophoric effects

Pyrotechnics 1901 NT Flares NT Spotting charges

RT Chemical ammunition RT Explosives RT Incendiary ammunition

Propellants 1901 UF Gun powder UF Gun propellants UF Powder charges

NT Liquid propellants NT PAD propellants NT Propellant powders NT Solid propellants

RT Explosives RT Gas operated guns RT Liquid propellant guns RT Propellant burning rate RT Propellant chemistry RT Propellant sensitivity RT Pyrophoric materials

Propellant sensitivity 2109 RT Propellants

Proving grounds 1402 RT Test facilities RT Test ranges

Proximity fuzes 1901 BT Fuzes

RT Electric fuzes RT PD fuzes

Pyrophoric effects 1904 BT Weapons effects

RT Pyrophoric materials RT Terminal ballistics

Q

Qualified products lists (QPL) 0501

Qualitative materiel development objectives (QMDO) 0501

QMR USE Qualitative materiel requirements (QMR)

Qualitative Materiel Requirements (QMR) 0501

UF QMR NT Ammunition specifications NT Ammunition standards

Quality assurance 1308 1404 RT Ammunition standards RT Quality control

Quality control 1308 1404 RT Ammunition standards RT Quality assurance



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Radioactive isotopes SATIN Thesaurus

R Radioactive isotopes 1802

UF Radioisotopes RT Materials technology RT Nondestructive testing

Radioisotopes USE Radioactive isotopes

Rapid fire gun barrels 1906 BT Gun barrels

RT Rapid fire weapons

Rapid fire weapons 1906 NT Machine guns

RT Catling mechanisms RT Rapid fire gun barrels RT Rate of fire

Rate of fire 1904 BT Weapon dynamics

RT Automatic guns RT Cyclic rate of fire RT Rapid fire weapon.1

Receivers (guns) 1906 BT Cun components

RT Test weapons

Recoilless guns 1906 NT Recoilless rifles

RT Cas dynamics RT Recoil mechanisms RT Weapon dynamics

Recoilless rifles 1906 BT Recoilless guns BT Rifles

RT Cas dynamics RT Recoil mechanisms RT Weapon dynamics

Recoil mechanisms 1906 RT Cun auxiliary equipment RT Recoilless guns RT Recoilless rifles RT Recoil operated guns RT Weapon dynamics

Recoil operated guns 1906 BT Semiautomatic guns

RT Recoil mechanisms

Reflex collimator gun sights 1905 BT Optical gun sights BT Reflex gun sights

RT Collimating lenses RT Reticles

Reflex gun sights 1905 BT Optical gun sights

NT Reflex gun sights RT Reticles

Reliability 1404 RT Life cycle costs RT Logistics management RT Maintainability

Requests for waivers (RFW) 0501

Resonance 1407 RT Kinematics RT Shock waves RT Sound research RT Vibration research

Reticles 1402 RT Cun sight assemblies RT Optical gun sights RT Reflex collimator gun sights RT Reflex gun sights

Revolvers 1906 BT Guns (ordnance) BT Hand weapons BT Small arms

RT Cylinder feed RT Cun cylinders RT Survival weapons RT Yokes


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Rifles 1906 BT Guns (ordnance) BT Shoulder weapons BT Small arms

NT Carbines NT Recoilless rifles

RT Caliber RT Rifle submachine guns RT Rifling (guns) RT Spotting rifles RT Survival weapons

Rifle submachine guns 1906 BT Automatic guns BT Semiautomatic guns

RT Machine guns RT Rifles RT Submachine guns

Rifling (guns) 1906 RT Grooves (rifling) RT Gun barrels RT Lands (rifling) RT Rifles RT Rotating bands

Rockets 1907 BT Projectiles

RT Rocket assisted ammunition

Rods, cleaning USE Cleaning rods

Rotary swaging 1308 RT Swaging

Rotating bands 1901 RT Rifling (guns) RT Spin stabilized ammunition

Round nose bullets 1901 BT Bullets

Rubber compositions (natural) 1110 RT Materials technology

Rubber compositions (synthetic) 1110 RT Materials technology

Rust prevention 1308

Riot batons 1909 BT Nonlethal weapons BT Riot control weapons

Riot control cartridges 1901 RT Chemical ammunition RT Riot control weapons RT Tear gases

Riot control weapons 1909 NT Riot batons NT Shock batons NT Tear gas projectors

RT Graded lethality weapons RT Nonlethal weapons RT Police weapons RT Riot control cartridges

Rocket assisted ammunition 1901 BT Projectiles

RT Rockets

s Sabots 1901

RT Bullets RT Flechettes

Safeties (guns) 1906

USE = Use preferred term; UF = Used For; BT = Broader Term; NT RT = Rented Ttrm

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Safeties (cont'd) UF Safety levers UF Safety locks

RT Weapon firing mechanisms

Safety and arming 1901 UF Arming and safety

RT Explosives RT Fuzes

Safety levers USE Safeties (guns)

Safety locks USE Safeties (guns)

Sand traps 1402 BT Test facilities

Screen perforation test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Screen perforation tests

Screen perforation tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Screen perforation test data RT Terminal ballistics

Sears 1906 RT Weapon firing mechanisms

Selfloading guns 1906 UF Automatics

BT Automatic guns

Semiautomatic guns 1906 BT Guns (ordnance)

NT Blowback operated guns NT Gas operated guns NT Recoil operated guns NT Rifle submachine guns

RT Automatic guns RT Mode of fire RT Small arms

Semi wadcutters 1901 BT Bullets

RT Wadcutters

Shaped charges 1901 RT Antitank ammunition RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Explosive forming

Shells USE Cartridges (explosives) USE Shotshalls

Shock batons 1909 BT Nonlethal weapons BT Riot control weapons

Shock waves 2001 2004 UF Mach waves

RT Aerodynamics RT Ballistics RT Resonance RT Vibration research

Shop maintenance 1505 UF Depot maintenance

BT Logistics management RT Field maintenance RT Maintainability

Shot 1901 UF Buckshot

BT Projectiles RT Cartridges RT Shotguns RT Shotshells

Shotguns 1906 BT Guns (ordnance) BT Shoulder weapons BT Small arms RT Forcing cones


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Shotshells 1901 UF Shells

RT Shot RT Wad

Shoulder weapons 1906 BT Small arms

NT Carbines NT Rifles NT Shotguns NT Submachine guns

Sight assemblies USE Gun sight assemblies

Sights USE Gun sights

Silencers 1906 RT Gun auxiliary equipment

Silicone fluorides USE Fluorosilicones

Simulation (computers) USE Computer simulation

Simulation, physical USE Physical simulation

Slide assemblies 1906 BT Gun components

RT Action bars

Small arms 1906 BT Guns (ordnance)

NT Grenade launchers NT Hand weapons NT Personal defense weapons NT Pistols NT Revolvers NT Rifles NT Shotguns NT Shoulder weapons

RT Automatic guns RT Cartridges RT Infantry weapons RT Machine guns RT Munitions industry RT Projectiles RT Semiautomatic guns RT Small arms ammunition

RT Small arms design RT Weapon fabrication

Small arms (foreign) USE Foreign small arms

Small arms accessories USE Gun auxiliary equipment

Small arms ammunition 1901 RT Antimateriel ammunition RT Antipersonnel ammunition RT Armor piercing ammunition RT Armor piercing incendiary

ammunition RT Armor piercing incendiary

tracer ammunition RT Ball ammunition RT Cartridges RT Grenades RT High explosive ammunition RT High explosive antitank

ammunition RT High explosive incendiary

ammunition RT Incendiary ammunition RT Magazines (ammunition) RT Small arms RT Spotting charges RT Tracer ammunition RT Tracers (ordnance)

Small arms design 1906 RT Small arms RT Weapon dyanmics

Smokeless powder 1901 BT Propellants

Sniper rifles 1906 BT Point fire weapons

Soft point bullets 1901 BT Bullets

Soldering 1308 BT Joining


USE = Use preferred term; UF - Used For; BT = Broader Term; NT RT = Related Term

Narrower Term.

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Solid pi opellants 190' BT >Dellants

RT Jîquid propellants RT Propellant grains RT Propellant powders

Solid state bonding USE Bonding

Solvents 1111 BT Cleaning agents

Sound research 1402 RT Resonance RT Vibration research

Special applications materials 1107 BT Materials technology

Spectroscopy 1402

Spin stabilized ammunition 190] RT Flechettes RT Rotating bands

Spitzer bullets 1901 BT Bullets

Spotting charges 1901 BT Pyrotechnics

RT Flares RT Spotting rifles

Spotting rifles 1906 RT Rifles RT Spotting charges RT Tracers (ordnance)

Spray coating 1308 BT Coating processes

NT Flame spraying NT Plasma spraying

Spring dynamics 2012

Springs (elastic) research 1309

Standardization 1505 RT Component standardization

Star gauges 1402 BT Test equipment

RT Gauges

Steel cartridge cases 1901 BT Cartridge cases

Stocks USE Gun stocks

Strain gauges 1402 RT Gauges RT Piezoelectric gauges RT Strain rate effects

Strain rate effects 2012 BT Materials technology BT Weapon dynamics

RT Pressure stress analysis RT Strain gauges RT Stress analysis

Stress analysis 1402 BT Materials technology

NT Pressure stress analysis NT Thermal stress analysis

RT Autofrettage RT Corrosion analysis RT Elastoplastic analysis RT Erosion analysis RT Strain rate effects

Strikers (guns) 1906 RT Firing pins RT Hammers (guns)

Stripping test data 1904 BT Ballistic tests

RT Stripping test data

Stroboscopic photography 1405 BT High speed photography

RT B-illistic photography RT Photography


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Submachine guns 1906 BT Shoulder weapons

RT Machine guns RT Rifle submachine guns

Survival rifles USE Survival weapons

Survival rifle shotguns USE Survival weapons

Survival weapons 1906 UF Survival rifles UF Survival rifle shotguns

RT Infantry weapons RT Pistols RT Revolvers RT Rifles

Swaging 1308 BT Materials technology

RT Bullet swaging RT Metals RT Rotary swaging

System development plans (SDP) 0501

Systems analysis 0501

Systems engineering 0501

T

Tactical warfare 1507

Targets (ordnance) 1402 BT Test equipment

RT Infantry training RT Target vulnerability

Target vulnerability 1507 BT Vulnerability

RT Targets (ordnance) RT Terminal effects RT Weapons effects

Tear gases BT Chemical ammunition BT Incapacitating agents

RT Riot control cartridges RT Tear gas projectors

Tear gas projectors 1901 BT Nonlethal weapons BT Riot control weapons

RT Incapacitating agents RT Tear gases

Technical data packages (TDP) 0501

Temperature and humidity control rooms 1402

BT Test facilities

Temperature effects 1402 BT Materials technology BT Weapon dynamics

RT Thermal stress analysis

Terminal ballistics 1904 BT Exterior ballistics

NT Wound ballistics RT Penetration tests RT Pyrophoric effects RT Screen perforation tests

Terminal effects 190 7 BT Weapon;;, effects

RT Target vulnerability RT Wound ballistics

Test equipment 1402 lTF L-i li:.*ic test equipment UF Proof lest equipment UF Test instrumentation UF Weapons test equipment

NT Air gauges NT Ballistic cameras NT Bullet catchers NT Calorimeters NT Chronometers NT Gauges NT Headspace gauges

USE Use preferred term; UF - Used For; BT Broader Term RT Related Term

NT Narrower Term;

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SATIN Thesaurus

Test equipment (cont'd) NT High speed cameras NT Powder determinators NT Pressure gauges NT Primer drop test machines NT Star gauges NT Targets (ordnance) NT Test weapons

RT Ballistic tests RT Proof tests RT Test facilities RT Test ranges RT Weapons tests

Test facilities 1402 UF Ballistic test facilities UF Proof test facilities UF Weapons test facilities

NT Primer sensitivity rooms NT Sand traps NT Temperature and humidity

control rooms NT Test ranges NT Water traps

RT Ballistic tests RT Proof tests RT Proving grounds RT Test equipment RT Weapons tests

Test instrumentation USE Test equipment

Test, measurement and diagnostic equipment

USE TMDE

Test range automation 1402 RT Test ranges

Test ranges 1402 BT Test facilities

NT Ballistic ranges RT Proving grounds RT Test equipment RT Test range automation

Test weapons 1402 BT Test equipment

RT Ballistic tests RT Receivers (guns) RT Weapons tests

Thermal stress analysis 1402 BT Stress analysis

RT Corrosion analysis RT Pressure stress analysis RT Temperature effects

Thermodynamics 20 13

Thermo mechanical behavior (components) 2012

Thermo mechanical behavior (materials) 2012

Thin alloys 1106

Time delay fuzes USE Time fuzes

Time fuzes 1901 UF Time delay fuzes

BT Fuzes RT Fuze setters RT VT fuzes

TMDE 1402 UF Test, measurement and diagnostic equipment

RT Diagnostic systems

Tracer ammunition 1901 RT Bullets RT Small arms ammunition RT Tracers (ordnance) RT Trace tests

Tracers (crdnance) 1901 RT Small arms ammunition RT Spotting rifles RT Tracer ammunition RT Trace tests


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Thesaurus of Terms Vibration research

Trace test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Trace tests u Trace tests 1402

BT Ballistic tests RT Tracer ammunition RT Tracers (ordnance) RT Trace test data

Training ammunition 1901 NT Frangible ammunition

RT Blank cartridges RT Infantry training

Trajectories USE Ballistics

Transition ballistics USE Exterior ballistics

Ultrasonic imaging 1402 BT Nondestructive testing

Ultraviolet spectrometers 1402

V Trigger assemblies

USE Trigger group

Trigger bars 1906 RT Trigger group

Trigger group 1906 UF Trigger assemblies

BT Gun components RT Trigger bars RT Trigger guards RT Trigger stops

Trigger guards 1906 RT Trigger group

Trigger pull 1906 RT Triggers

Triggers 1O06 RT Trigger pull RT Weapon firing mechanisms

Trigger stops 1906 RT Trigger group

Value engineering 0501

Vapor deposition 1308 BT Coating processes

RT Coatings

Variable time fuzes USE VT fuzes

Velocity and pressure ranges 1402 BT Ballistic ranges

RT Pressure tests RT Velocity tests

Velocity test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Velocity tests

Velocity tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Velocity and pressure ranges RT Velocity test data

Vibration research 1402 BT Kinematics

USE - Use preferred term; UF RT = Related Term

Used For; BT = Broader Term; NT - Narrower Term;

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Vibration research (cont'd) RT Resonance RT Shock waves RT Sound research

VT fuzes 1901 UF Variable time fuzes

BT Fuzes RT Electric fuzes RT PD fuzes RT Time fuzes

Vulnerability 1407 NT Target vulnerability

RT Weapons effects

w Waa :9ai

RT Shotshells

Wadcutters 1901 BT Bullets

RT Semi wadcutters

Warheads 1901

Water cooled machine guns 1906 BT Machine guns

Waterproof test data 1904 BT Ballistic test data

RT Waterproof tests

Waterproof tests 1402 BT Ballistic tests

RT Waterproof test data

SATIN Thesaurus

Water traps 1402 BT Tf.st facilitiec

Weapon designations 1906 NT Calibe' NT M NT MK

Weapon dynamics 1906 UF Weapon functioning

NT Belt pull NT Cartridge < jection velocity NT Cyclic rate cf fire NT Gas dynamii s NT Mode of fire NT Muzzle velocity NT Projectile dispersion NT Rate of fire NT Strain rate effects NT Temperature effects

RT High speed photography RT Kinematics RT Recoilless guns RT Recoilless rifles RT Recoil mechanisms RT Recoil operated guns RT Small arms design

Weapon fabrication 1308 UF Weapon manufacturing

RT Munitions industry RT Product improvement RT Small arms

Weapon firing mechanisms 1906 UF Gun firing mechanisms

BT Gun components RT Firing mechanisms RT Firing pins RT Hammers (guns) RT Safeties (guns) RT Sears RT Strikers (guns) RT Triggers

Weapon functioning USE Weapon dynamics

Weapon manufacturing USE Weapon fabrication

Weapon mounts 1906 BT Gun auxiliary equipment

NT Bipods


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Thesaurus of Terms Yokes

Weapons effects 1904 NT Pyrophoric effects NT Terminal effects

RT Target vulnerability RT Vulnerability

Weapons test data 1402 NT Accuracy test data

RT Ballistic test data RT Weapons test

Weapons test equipment USE Test equipment

Weapons test facilities USE Test facilities

X Xeroradiography 1402

BT Nondestructive testing

X-ray diffraction 2006 UF X-ray diffractometers

BT Nondestructive testing

X-ray diffractometers USE X-ray diffraction

Weapons tests 1402 NT Accuracy tests

RT Ballistic tests RT Proof tests RT Test equipment RT Test facilities RT Test weapons RT Weapons test data

X-ray radiography 1402 BT Nondestructive testing

Weapon systems 1906

Welding 1308 BT Joining


Windage scale 1906 RT Gun sight assemblies

Wound ballistics BT Ballistics BT Terminal ballistics

RT Terminal effects

Y

Yokes 1906 UF Cranes (guns)

RT Revolvers

USE = Use preferred term; UF = Used For; BT RT - Related Term

Broader T«rm; NT = Narrower Term;

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