MIL-DTL-38384E(USAF)
APPENDIX H
AIRCREW NUCLEAR MISSILE DELIVERY MANUAL (STRATEGIC BOMBER
AIRCRAFT), VOLUME 3 AIRCREW WEAPON DELIVERY, MISSION PLANNING
MARKUP LANGUAGE TOOLS
H.1 SCOPE.
H.1.1 Scope. This appendix describes the standard Air Force (AF)
markup language digital tools created
for developing and delivering AF Technical Manuals (TMs). These
tools are available as subsets in the
Digital Support Suites (DSS) provided by the AF Technical Manual
Speciications and Standards (TMSS)
activity (see H.2). This appendix is a mandatory part of this detail
speciication. The information herein
is intended for compliance.
H.1.2 Template Tool. The Document Type Deinition (DTD) is the primary tool that is used as a template
for authoring AF TMs and is based on rules outlined in MIL-PRF-28001 and ISO 8879. See H.2.1 for
information about the DTD speciied for this appendix subset.
H.2 DSS.
The DSS is comprised of the following tools for authoring and rendering the TM. See A.3 for information
about obtaining DSS component iles in digital format through the TMSS activity web site. For information
about the current status of DSS tools, see A.3.4.
H.2.1 DTD. The DTD provides the structure and content template in accordance with the content speciic
requirements of this speciication (see 3.2.3). To be delivered digitally, the TM shall be tagged using
the applicable DTD provided through the TMSS activity. Information concerning the markup language
type and use of DTDs currently provided, i.e., Standardized General Markup Language (SGML), may be
obtained through the contacts listed under A.3.
H.2.2 Formatted Output Speciication Instance (FOSI). The FOSI provides formatting for each element of
an SGML tagged instance for rendering as a page-oriented document. It contains formatting information that
conforms to the content speciic requirements of this speciication.
H.2.3 Tag Description Table (TDT). The TDT provides detailed descriptions of the elements contained in
the DTD. The TDT contains the element tagging structure, parent elements, full element name, source
paragraph, attribute descriptions unique to the element, and entities.
H.2.4 OmniMarkTM. DSSs contain OmniMarkTM scripts designed to be used as a text processing language
that enables authors to auto-generate redundant material that may be dificult to tag manually.
H.3 OBTAINING DSS TOOLS.
See A.3.
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