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Joint Photographic Type Designation System
The Joint
Photographic Type Designation System was originally defined in MIL-STD-155,
and has been absorbed into the current MIL-HDBK-1812 (originally
MIL-STD-1812) on 28 February 1991. Designations are assigned to
conventional film type photographic equipment. Excluded is electro-optical
and other imaging equipment designated in the
Joint Electronics Type Designation System.
| Examples: | K | S | - | 87 | B | |
| K | A | - | 93 | A | 4 | |
| (1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) |
Letter (1) designates the equipment category:
Letter (2) designates the purpose of the equipment:
(3) is the model number. Each two-letter Category-Purpose combination uses its own model number sequence, starting at 1.
Letter (4) designates a modification of the equipment. The first production model will receive letter "A", the second "B", etc. Letters "I" and "O" are not used.
(5) is an optional suffix number for minor modifications.
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Army Nomenclature
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Telecommunications Security (TSEC) Nomenclature
Joint Photographic Type Designation System
Joint Optical Range Instrumentation Type Designation System
The Standard Nomenclature B-List
The Standard Nomenclature C-List
The Standard Nomenclature F-List
The Standard Nomenclature G-List
The Standard Nomenclature H-List
The Standard Nomenclature K-List
The Standard Nomenclature M-List
The Standard Nomenclature R-List
The Standard Nomenclature S-List
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