MIL-STD-962 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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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  When superseding three or more documents, place the list of superseded documents in section 6 and include a reference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

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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When a document supersedes a document of a different number, the cancellation notice for the superseded document should be processed for issuance simultaneously with the superseding document.  The approval dates of the superseding document and of the cancellation notice should be the same.

5.4.7  Inactivation, reactivation, and reinstatement note.

5.4.7.1  Inactive for new design note.  When documents are made inactive for new design concurrent with a revision action, the following note shall appear directly below the DoD seal on the self-cover and be boxed for emphasis.  Superseding documents for new design shall be noted in the box, when applicable.

Inactive for new design after (date).

For new design, use (identify superseding document).

5.4.7.2  Reactivation note.  When inactive for new design standards are returned to an active status concurrent with a revision or change action, the following note shall appear directly below the DoD seal on the self-cover and be boxed for emphasis.

Reactivated after (fill in date) and may be used for new and existing designs and acquisitions.

5.4.7.3  Reinstatement note.  When cancelled standards are returned to an active status concurrent with a revision or change action, the following note shall appear directly below the DoD seal on the self-cover and be boxed for emphasis.

Reinstated after (fill in date) and may be used for new and existing designs and acquisitions.

5.4.8  Designation of federal supply class (FSC), group (FSG), or area assignment. Standards shall be assigned a FSC or FSG as defined in the Cataloging Handbook H2 or a standardization area as defined in the SD-1.  The applicable FSC, FSG, or area assignment shall appear in the lower right corner of the first page of the standard below the point of contact box. The symbol "GP" shall follow the FSG number (for example, 59GP) when the FSG number

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