MIL-HDBK-1839 Calibration and Measurement RequirementsThis information and interpretive guidance provided by this handbook are intended to clarify the requirements invoked by Mil-Std-1839. This handbook is for guidance only. this handbook cannot be cited as a requirement. If it is, the contractor does not have to comply.

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Response:  The Logistics Manager (LM) in the program office manages the CMRS effort and is responsible for calling a Logistics Guidance Conference  or a CMRS Guidance Conference at which time the CMRS purpose, format, data required, report media, etc. are discussed and agreement reached.  The  design activity (typically a contractor)  is responsible for developing the CMRS based on specifications, and information received at the guidance conference.  The third activity involved is the military department's CMRS reviewing agent which will be specified.

9.  What is the approval process for the CMRS?

Response:  Approval will be via use of DD Form 1423 unless otherwise specified.  To facilitate development of an effective and complete CMRS, which will be readily accepted, interaction between the design activity and the government CMRS reviewing activity is vital.

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