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

c.  The date of approval.  Drafts shall not show a date.  The space shall include the word

"DRAFT" until the notice is approved.

Example of sequential actions:

1.  Inactive for new design notice: MIL-STD-123

NOTICE 1

18 October 1995

2.  Cancellation notice:

MIL-STD-123

NOTICE 2

16 February 1998

SUPERSEDING NOTICE 1

18 October 1995

3.  Reinstatement notice:

MIL-STD-123

NOTICE 3

15 April 2000

SUPERSEDING NOTICE 2

16 February 1998

5.19.7.2  Heading and title.  A notice shall carry the same heading and title as the standard.  The notice of cancellation, inactivation, reinstatement, reactivation, or administrative shall be enclosed in a box in the upper left corner of the first page (see figures 10 through 16).

5.19.7.3  Preamble.  A preamble is not required.

5.19.7.4  FSC, FSG, or area designation.  The FSC, FSG, or area designation shall be the same as for the basic standard and shall be shown in the lower right corner of the first page.

5.19.7.5  Concluding material.  The concluding material for all notices shall be in accordance with 5.13.

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