One of our technical services guys received an email request for information, and one of the questions was regarding whether our products meet the requirements of this standard (actual verbiage: "MIL STD 155D, ISO 9002 certified"...), but I have never heard of it, and after doing a quick search on the internet, couldn't find anything on it there, either. Just wondered if anyone here has any knowledge of it. :confused:

(It is entirely possible, also, that this was a typo in the written request for info, since it appears that perhaps English may be a second language of the requester.)

Anyway, I just wanted to check with Covers who are more knowledgeable about Mil Stds and such to see if this is a legit standard.... :D

Thanks!

I see a MIL STD 155A -

MIL-STD-155A: Joint Photographic Type Designation Systems (1955)
DOD/USAF
Communication of Management Information

Canceled by Change Notice 1 dated July 16, 1993. Superseded by MIL-STD-1812 which was canceled without replacement

doubt that helps though.

One of our technical services guys received an email request for information, and one of the questions was regarding whether our products meet the requirements of this standard (actual verbiage: "MIL STD 155D, ISO 9002 certified"...), but I have never heard of it, and after doing a quick search on the internet, couldn't find anything on it there, either. Just wondered if anyone here has any knowledge of it. :confused:

(It is entirely possible, also, that this was a typo in the written request for info, since it appears that perhaps English may be a second language of the requester.)

Anyway, I just wanted to check with Covers who are more knowledgeable about Mil Stds and such to see if this is a legit standard.... :D

Thanks!

I could not find a 155D either. It could be the old Mil-Std 105D, which covered inspection sampling.

I see a MIL STD 155A -



doubt that helps though.

No, it doesn't help, since our products are not related to things photographic. :(

But thank you for trying.

I could not find a 155D either. It could be the old Mil-Std 105D, which covered inspection sampling.

Well, that's what I was thinking, since it is very similar to the sampling plan of ISO 2859-1:1999(E), which we do use in our incoming inspection process.

Thanks, Miner. :cool: