- NATO - Topic: Standardization
A Standardization Agreement (STANAG) is a NATO standardization document that specifies the agreement of member nations to implement a standard, in whole or in part, with or without reservation, in order to meet an interoperability requirement Allied Publication The name given to both standards and standards-related documents published by NATO
- NATO - Topic: NATO Standardization Office (NSO)
The NATO Standardization Office (NSO) initiates, coordinates, supports and administers NATO standardization activities, which are conducted under the authority of the Committee for Standardization (CS) -- the committee responsible for standardization policy The NSO assists NATO’s Military Committee in developing military operational standards These activities foster NATO standardization
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A STANAG is a normative document that records an agreement among several or all NATO member states – ratified at the authorized national level – to implement a standard, in whole or in part, with or without reservation
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- Chapter 17: Standardization and Interoperability - NATO
1709 The NATO standardization process encompasses the formulation and subsequent national agreement on SOs which are based on standardization requirements from MNCs and nations (top-down structure) and on standardization proposals, which are, in most cases, generated by the specialized NATO groups of experts (bottom-up structure) The process ends with the implementation of approved STANAGs
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Un STANAG est un document normatif qui enregistre un accord passé entre plusieurs pays membres de l'OTAN ou entre tous ceux-ci, ratifié au niveau national autorisé, et portant sur la mise en application, intégrale ou partielle, avec ou sans réserves, d'une norme
- NATO Organisation Structure: AC 310
AC 310, SUB-GROUP 2 ON FUZING AND OTHER INITIATION SYSTEMS OF MUNITIONS AC 310, Sub-Group 2 develops design principles, test techniques, and safety criteria for all air, sea and land service fuzing and other munition initiation systems The full Terms of Reference are at Annex E-3 of the Handbook on the Aim, Organization and Working Practices of the Group Promulgated documents produced by the
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In order to allow an unequivocal implementation by nations, agreements reached in AC 250 will be properly documented Most agreements are published as Standardisation Agreements (STANAGs) or Allied Publications (AP) The AC 250 CPG is the owner of two NATO Standardization Agreements, STANAGs 4107 and 4174 STANAG 4107 - Mutual Acceptance of Government Quality Assurance and Usage of the Allied
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