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valuable than initiator material; therefore, tests relative to
‘utilization of the former take precedence.
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Specific Plan
These considerations, amplified in detail below and res -
tricted by the 3-shot limitation,
lead to the plan of Figure I.
The last line, "Stockpile Position”, gives an approximate picture of the types of weapons on which information suitable for
a decision as to stockpile types would exist as the result of
any combination of "good" or "bad" criteria of the diagram.
Such a picture is approximate at this time because all of the
measurements will not be available for consideration until
after the test.
A firing sequence plan for field operation
cannot be based on so detailed evaluation of all results on one
shot before the next,
as can a subsequent evaluation of
factors affecting a stockpile program.
In order to establish a reasonable method of determining
the sequence to follow in the field, a relatively simple
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In reaching a conclusion for the "goodness" of a par-
ticular shot, the Setentifiec Director shall weigh the results
of each measurement according to his judgment of the accuracy
and thus obtain a weighted average of available results.