DEFSTAN 00-35(PT5)/3(1999) : 1999

SECTION 1 GENERAL
Chapter 1-01 General
SECTION 2 TRANSPORTATION
Chapter 2-01 Mechanical aspects of road transportation up
              to forward base
Chapter 2-02 Mechanical aspects of rail transportation up
              to forward base
Chapter 2-03 Mechanical aspects of air transportation up
              to forward base
Chapter 2-04 Mechanical aspects of sea transportation up
              to forward base
Chapter 2-05 Mechanical aspects of transportation beyond
              forward base
Chapter 2-06 Mechanical aspects of general undefined
              transportation
SECTION 3 HANDLING & STORAGE
Chapter 3-01 Mechanical aspects of handling
Chapter 3-02 Mechanical aspects of storage
SECTION 4 MAN MOUNTED AND PORTABLE
Chapter 4-01 Mechanical aspects of man mounted and portable
SECTION 5 NON-MOBILE AND FIXED INSTALLATIONS
Chapter 5-01 Mechanical aspects of non-mobile and fixed
              installations
SECTION 6 DEPLOYMENT ON LAND VEHICLES
Chapter 6-01 Mechanical aspects of deployment on tracked
              vehicles
Chapter 6-02 Mechanical aspects of deployment on wheeled
              vehicles
SECTION 7 DEPLOYMENT ON FIXED WING AIRCRAFT
Chapter 7-01 Mechanical aspects of materiel installed in
              jet aircraft
Chapter 7-02 Mechanical aspects of stores carried externally
              on jet aircraft
Chapter 7-03 Mechanical aspects of deployment on propeller
              aircraft
SECTION 8 DEPLOYMENT ON ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT
Chapter 8-01 Mechanical aspects of deployment on rotary
              wing aircraft
SECTION 9 DEPLOYMENT ON SHIPS
Chapter 9-01 Mechanical aspects of deployment on surface
              ships
Chapter 9-02 Mechanical aspects of deployment on submarines
SECTION 10 WEAPONS
Chapter 10-01 Mechanical aspects of air and surface weapons
Chapter 10-02 Mechanical aspects of underwater weapons
SECTION 11 MEASUREMENT AND ASSESSMENT
Chapter 11-01 Measurement and assessment of induced
              mechanical environments

Describes the range of induced mechanical environments that are likely to be encountered by materiel. The information gathered from test results are capable of giving sufficient evidence to demonstrate compliance.