MIL-STD-962-SUP Defense Standards Format and ContentThis standard establishes the format and content requirements for the preparation of standards prepared either by DoD activities or by contractors for the DoD.

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MIL-STD-962D

5.4.6.2  Superseding other documents.  A standard may supersede other documents totally or in part.  When this happens, an explanatory note shall be included in section 6 of the standard to clarify cross-referencing information (see 5.12.6) and provide any other information that contributes to understanding how to apply the superseding document.

a.  Example of document superseding a different document.

MIL-STD-56789

11 August 2002

SUPERSEDING DRAWING 123456C

5 May 1996 (See 6._)

b.  Example of document superseding two documents.

MIL-STD-890B

11 August 2002

SUPERSEDING MIL-STD-890A

6 June 1996

MIL-C-12345

18 July 1987 (See 6._)

c.  Example of document superseding a document in part.

MIL-STD-56789

11 August 2002

SUPERSEDING

MIL-A-123D (IN PART)

5 May 1986

d.  Example of document superseding three or more documents.  When superseding three or more documents, place the list of superseded documents in section 6 and include a reference

to the paragraph that has the superseding information.

MIL-STD-890B

11 August 2002

SUPERSEDING (See 6. )

When a document supersedes a document of a different number, the cancellation notice for the superseded document should be processed for issuance simultaneously with the superseding

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