systems equipment, rockets and electronic systems\). Some systems may require an inspection requirements manual only, or work cards only. For other systems a combination of both inspection manual and work cards may be more suitable. This specification provides for electronic delivery of data through the use of the Document Type Definitions \(DTD\) listed in Appendixes A through F. \(Appendix E has been deleted.\)

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(SMR) coded "depot repair only" shall not be listed. The part number shall consist of the basic part number

for the preferred item and all substitutes. Dash numbers relecting modiications shall not be listed.

3.2.2.5.1.1 Item selection. Selection of items to be listed shall be as determined by the acquiring activity.

3.2.2.5.1.2 Repair limitation. Repair limitations shall be stated in a manner to positively identify the

repair restriction within the limitation statement without any requirement for ield activities to relate the

text of the foreword with the statements of the restrictions. As an example, statements such as "No

Repair" and "No Repairs Requiring Disassembly" shall not be used. To permit the intent of the above

statements to stand completely on their own content, the terms "No Repair Authorized" and "Repair

Requiring Disassembly Not Authorized" shall be used. Repair restrictions shall always be worded in the

form of limitations. Statements relecting repair authorizations shall not be used as a substitute for repair

restrictions to reduce the amount of coverage required.

3.2.2.5.1.3 Technical manual references. Reference to repair technical manuals is permissible but shall be

kept to a minimum. References shall be in accordance with MIL-STD-38784. Where it is practical the

preference is to extract repair limitations from the applicable repair technical manuals and present them in a

condensed form in Chapter 4, Section I. Where it is impractical to condense repair limitations into a brief

but concise statement of repair restrictions, reference to a technical order is permitted.

Electronic Presentation: References shall be linked to the data to which it applies.

3.2.2.5.2 Chapter 4, Section II - Supplemental Repair Restrictions for contingency operations. This section

supplements Chapter 4, Section I, by listing additional items of equipment by work unit code, noun, FSC

and part number for which repair restrictions are established for contingency operations.

3.3 Acceptance and Functional Check Flight (FCF) procedures (-6CF) manual. The requirement for the

preparation of an FCF manual applies to aircraft. However, when speciied by the acquiring activity, it may

also be applied to other equipment as a Functional Check Manual (see 6.2o.). Check light procedures shall be

prepared in standard technical manual format. The manual shall contain a detailed explanation of conditions

or operations to be performed or observed during the check light. Operating requirements shall be expanded

and arranged in a consecutive order simulating a recommended test light proile. A recommended test light

proile shall be included (see Figure 9). Acceptance and functional check light procedures shall be required

only for those conditions where satisfactory performance cannot be veriied by maintenance operational checks

on the ground. They shall also be required for those conditions where the risk of malfunction in light is

high and would jeopardize safety of light. For conditions requiring an FCF refer to the -6 inspection manual.

3.3.1 FCF manual arrangement. Appendix B provides the DTD for structured content and SGML ile

delivery of the FCF manual. The manual shall be arranged as follows:

a. Front Matter

b. Chapters (one for each FCF required crew position)

c. Sample Completed Checklists (when speciied)

Print Presentation: The manual shall be prepared in 8 � by 11 inch format.

Electronic Presentation: The manual shall be presented in a scrollable view by sections if used.

Otherwise, by chapters.

3.3.1.1 FCF manual front matter. Front matter shall be prepared in accordance with MIL-DTL-7700. The

following exceptions apply: the title of the manual shall be "ACCEPTANCE AND FUNCTIONAL CHECK

FLIGHT MANUAL;" the table of contents shall be prepared in accordance with MIL-STD-38784; the

information pertaining to the purpose, use of and completion of the check light, and disposition of the

check light discrepancies shall form the foreword (see Figure 10).

Electronic Presentation: The Table of Contents, List of Illustrations, List of Tables, List of Changes, and List

of Emergency Procedures shall be included as part of the Left Pane per the requirements of MIL-DTL-87268.

3.3.1.2 FCF manual chapters and sections (see Figure 11). A chapter shall be included for each FCF

required crew position. Separate sections as required shall be prepared for each type system to be operated

during a functional check light. Chapters shall be identiied with a letter for the applicable crew position,