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1.
SCOPE
1.1
SCOPE. - This specification covers the general
requirementsof NAVAIR (Naval Air system Command)
for the demonstration of helicopters. These general requirements will
be modified and amplified as required by contract addenda to this
specification. The expression "demonstration" refers to all of the
contractor's work (as applied to specific helicopter models and con-
tracts) specified herein including modifications and amplifications
contained in pertinent contractual documents. The modified and ampli
fied requirements may limit the demonstration for a particular con-
tract or helicopter model to only a limited number of tests to be
performed at a single location and, also, may contain requirements
for the demonstration of features and characteristics not included in
this general specification.
1.1.1
CORRELATIVE PROVISIONS
1.1.1.1
GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES. - This document, in
addition to covering contractor's demonstrate ion
work, - delineates certain responsibilities of Governemnt officers con-
cerning such work, and sets forth policy of NAVAIR on release for flight
and on restrictions to be observed in subsequent operations.
1.1.1.2
USE OF DEMONSTRATION DATA BY BOARD OF INSPECTION
AND SURVEY. - It is the policy of INSURV (the
Board of inspection and Survey) to accept for trials purposes, data
from any source provided that in the judgment of the activity conducting
the trials, the data are valid and fully representative of the pro-
duction article undergoing trials. Properly validated demonstration
test data are of assistance to INSURV and thus decrease the time required
for trials.
1.1.1.3
POLICY FOR COORDINATION OF' TEST AND EVALUATION. -
It is the policy of NAVAIR to assign the responsi-
bility for coordinating the demonstration of naval aircraft to the
COMNAVAIRTESTCEN (Commander, Naval Air Test Center). Such phases of
the demonstrations as fall within the purview of other activities will
be assigned thereto by the NAVAIRTESTCEN (Naval Air Test Center). Like-
wise in the case of other test and evaluation projects assigned
directly to COMNAVAIRTESTICEN by NAVAIR, he is authorized to assign
portions or phases of these projects to other NAVAIR field activities
at his discretion. (See 3.1.2)
1.1*1*4
POLICY ON RELEASE OF NAVAL AIRCRAFT FOR TRIALS AND
FLEET USE. - NAVAIR Instruction 13100.7 contains
the policy of NAVAIR concerning the release of naval aircraft for INSURV
Acceptance Trials and for use by the Fleet.
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