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1.	SCOPE		1
1.1	PURPOSE		1
1.2	APPLICATION		1
1.3	LIMITATIONS.		2
2.	TAILORING GUIDANCE..		2
2.1	SELECTING THE GUNFIRE SHOCK METHOD.		2
2.1.1	EFFECTS OF A GUNFIRE SHOCK ENVIRONMENT		2
2.1.2	SEQUENCE AMONG OTHER METHODS.		3
2.2	SELECTING A PROCEDURE..		4
2.2.1	PROCEDURE SELECTION CONSIDERATIONS.		4
2.2.2	DIFFERENCE AMONG PROCEDURES.		5
2.3	DETERMINE TEST LEVELS AND CONDITIONS		6
2.3.1	GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS		6
2.3.2	TEST CONDITIONS.		6
2.3.3	TEST AXES AND NUMBER OF GUNFIRE SHOCK EVENTS..		6
2.4	TEST ITEM CONFIGURATION (SEE PART ONE, PARAGRAPH 5.8)		7
2.5	CONTROLS		7
2.5.1	CONTROL OPTIONS		7
2.5.1.1	OPEN/CLOSED LOOP		7
2.5.1.2	SINGLE POINT CONTROL		7
2.5.1.3	MULTIPLE POINT CONTROL		7
2.5.2	CONTROL METHODS		7
2.5.2.1	WAVEFORM CONTROL		7
2.5.2.2	SPECTRUM CONTROL.		7
3.	INFORMATION REQUIRED.		8
3.1	PRETEST..		8
3.2	DURING TEST.		9
3.3	POST-TEST		9
4.	TEST PROCESS		10
4.1	TEST FACILITY		10
4.2	CONTROLS		10
4.2.1	MEASURED MATERIEL INPUT/RESPONSE TIME HISTORY UNDER TWR..		12
4.2.2	SRS GENERATED SHOCK TIME HISTORY PULSE SEQUENCE UNDER TWR.		12
4.2.3	STOCHASTICALLY GENERATED MATERIEL INPUT FROM PRELIMINARY DESIGN SPECTRUM UNDER TWR		12
4.3	TEST INTERRUPTION		12
4.3.1	INTERRUPTION FROM FAILURE OR MALFUNCTION OF ASSOCIATED LABORATORY TEST EQUIPMENT		13
4.3.2	INTERRUPTION DUE TO TEST ITEM OPERATION FAILURE		13
4.4	TEST EXECUTION		13
4.4.1	PREPARATION FOR TEST..		13