Mission Requirements Sample Clauses

Mission Requirements. The Electronic Automatic Activation Device (EEAAD) is a response to a need identified by the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) for an improved automatic activation device system for use during airborne operations utilizing ram-air parachute systems. The EEAAD is needed to improve the survivability of the Airborne Soldier and preserve the Commander's available combat power when conducting airborne operations, during both combat and training missions. The EEAAD is a safety device, intended for use by parachutists executing either High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) or High Altitude High Opening (HAHO) jumps, which activates a parachutist's reserve parachute automatically in the event the parachutist is unable to activate the reserve parachute at the intended altitude, or loss of altitude awareness.. The EEAAD is a mission critical piece of equipment whose failure during operational use could cause loss of life, permanent disability, and/ or major injury and therefore is designated a Critical Safety Item (CSI).
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Mission Requirements. The Taurus shall place the ORBCOMM satellites in the orbit per the requirements of Table 3-1. ------------------------------- --------------------------------------- PARAMETER REQUIREMENT * ------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Payload Weight (lbs) 200 ------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Inclination (deg) 108.044 ------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Perigee (km) 778.7 ------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Apogee (km) 790.1 ------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Table 3-1. Mission Orbit Requirements *Tolerances shall be as indicated in the ICD.
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Mission Requirements. As set forth herein, OSC/LSG shall furnish the necessary management, labor, facilities and materials to manufacture, test, integrate, support, and launch three Pegasus launch vehicles to place the OSC/SESG furnished payloads into the prescribed orbit. Each launch includes the Pegasus XL Launch Vehicle, the Hydrazine Auxiliary Propulsion System (HAPS), payload integration activities, mission peculiar activities, all spare parts, maintenance activities, and the launch operations needed in support of the Pegasus. The launches supplied by OSC/LSG shall use an appropriate configuration of the launch vehicle. The interface characteristics, environmental conditions to which the payload is exposed and vehicle system requirements shall be described in an Interface Control Document (ICD), which will be developed for the ORBCOMM missions defined by this contract. The signed ICD shall supersede any conflicting specifications set forth in this SOW.
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Mission Requirements. The Pegasus shall provide a minimum lift capability and injection accuracy to meet the requirements listed in Table 3-1 with 3-sigma probability. PARAMETER REQUIREMENT Payload Weight (lbs) 760 Plane 1 Target Orbit (km) 775 Xxxxxxxx* Xxxxx 0 Xinimum Perigee (km) [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] Plane 1 Maximum Apogee (km) [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] Plane 2-3 Target Orbit (km) Plane 1 Orbit Actual Plane 2-3 Minimum Perigee (km) Plane 1 Orbit Actual -[CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] Plane 2-3 Maximum Apogee (km) Plane 1 Orbit Actual +[CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] Plane 1 Inclination (degrees) 45.0 +/- [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] Plane 2-3 Inclination (degrees) Plane 1 Inclination +/- [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] Table 3-1 Mission Orbital Requirements *Orbit shall be adjusted downward based on actual payload weight by [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] km/lb of weight over 760 lbm. 117 If a fourth Pegasus is launched, orbital parameters shall conform with requirements for Plane 2.3 set forth in Table 3-1.
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