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| MIL-D-23222A(AS)
BI-WEEKLY SUMMARY REPORTS. - Bi-Weekly Summary Reports
3.19.2.4
shall be submitted for the duration of the period the
contractor has custody of the helicopter. These reports shall be brief
and informal, arid shall not contain detailed quantitative data. They
shall summarize briefly the purpose and results of the specific develop-
ment and demonstration program being undertaken and shall discuss
problem areas and proposed corrective action including time to make
the correction. It is intended that these informal reports not exeed
three to four pages of text. The summary report shall be forarded not
later than three working days following the period being reported directly
to NAVAIR showing code designation of cognizant MATACQ Aircraft Weapons
System Project Officer, with information copies distributed in accordance
with 3.1993.
DEMONSTRATION DATA REPORT. - This report shall be
3.19.2.5
submitted periodically at intervals of not greater
than two months, beginning with the first periodic revision of the
Demonstration, Planning, and Progress Report submitted after the first
helicopter has been flown. The data in the report at the time of sub-
mittal of each periodic revision shall be up to date with respect to all
tests performed up to not later than one month prior to each periodic
revision. If, at the end of any two-month period, added and/or revised
pages are not required to comply with the intent of the foregoing sentence
a statement to that effect shall be submitted. For tests performed in
compliance with test requirements and procedures which are contained in
documents listed in 2.1.1, and provided that the pertinent docments of
2.1.1 require the submittal of reports of the tests, the identity and
date of submittal of the pertinent reports shall be included in lieu of
including pertinent test data; otherwise the following information con-
cerning demonstration tests peroformed shall be submitted to the extent
that the various item of information listed below are applicable to the
helicopter design and to the particular test perfomed:
(1) A discussion of how and to what extent the test
was observed and accepted by representatives of
the Government.
(2) Photographs showing basic features of the heli-
copters with and without external loading and
equipment installed in flight, during takeoffs,
and during landings.
(3) Pertinent data observed or recorded during the
development flight tests. For the tests of 3.7,
comparison shall be made of the values of all signi-
ficant parameters employed in the definition of the
tests with corresponding measured values including
plotted time histories of all pertinent parameters
from time of initiation of the
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