This  reprint  includes 
changes  from  Change  I. 
DIAR  55-2 
AB  381-8 
OPNAVINST  3880.3A 
AFR  200-8 
DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCY  AND 
DEPARTMENTS  OF  THE  ARMY,  THE  NAVY 
AND  THE  AIR  FORCE 
Washington,  D.C,  12  October  197 1 
Defense  Intelligence 
Agency  Regulation 
No.  55-2 
Army  Regulation- 
No.  3S1-S 
Opnav  Instruction 
No.  3S80.3A 
Air  Force  Regulation 
No.  200-S 
INTELLIGENCE 
DATA  RECORDED  ON  RECONNAISSANCE/MAPPING  IMAGERY 
1.  Purpose.  To  establish  the  Department  of  Defense  (DoD)  formats  for 
data  recorded  on  sensor  imagery  during  aerial  reconnaissance  and  mapping 
missions.  This  regulation  is  issued  to  standardize  inflight  data  recording  to 
provide  the  efficient  interchanges  of  reconnaissance  and  mapping  records  hc- 
twecn  the  Military  Services. 
2.  Supersession.  This  regulation  supersedes  DIAR  55-2,  Army  Regulation 
No.  3S1-S,  OPNAV  Instruction  No.  3SS0.3.  and  Air  Force  Regulation  No.  95-9, 
19  August  1965.  Revision  has  been  so  extensive  that  asterisks  to  indicate  changes 
have  been  omitted. 
3.  References. 
a.  Sceretarv  of  Defense  Memorandum,  "Standardized  Reconnaissance  Data 
Marking  and  Material  Handling  Systems  (U),"  CONFIDENTIAL.  26  March 
1963. 
6.  DoD  Directive  5105.21.  "Defense  Intelligence  Agency,"  1  August  1961, 
as  amended. 
c.  Military  Standard  782C,  "Reconnaissance/Mapping  Data  Marking," 
1  July  1969. 
4.  Scope.  This  regulation  applies  to  any  element  of  the  DoD  operating 
airborne  reconnaissance  or  mapping  systems  which  include  the  capability  to 
apply  binary  coded  data  to  the  photographic  film  or  sensor  record.  Other  Gov- 
ernment agencies  and  private  aerial  survey  organizations  arc  encouraged  to  use 
the  data  and  data  formats,  when  practical  in  the  interest  of  standardization 
5.  Description. 
a.  Reference  3. a  established  the  Mil  Std  78  Code  Matrix  Block  (CMB)  as 
the  data  marking  system  for  recording  data  from  aerial  reconnaissance  or  map- 
ping missions.  However,  other  data  recording  systems  may  emerge  for  advanced 
aerial  reconnaissance  or  mapping  systems.  The  data  requirements  set  forth  in 
this  regulation  will  apply  to  all  DoD  systems  incorporating  inflight  data  recording 
on  photographic  film  or  sensor  record. 
b.  The  CMB  is  a  pattern  of  dots  recorded  on  film  simultaneously  with  sensor 
operations.  The  CMB  provides  digital  information  pertaining  to  the  locution 
and  orientation  of  the  sensor  and/or  the  vehicle  which  exposed  the  imagery,  the 
sensing  group  and  the  time  of  the  exposure.  Technical  specifications  for  the 
recorded  CMB  arc  set  forth  in  reference  3.c.
DIAR  55-2 
AR  381-8 
OPNAVINST  38S0.3A 
AFR  20O-8 
6.  Generti. 
a.  The  airborne  data  annotation  system  can,  within  the  limitations  of  the 
96  dot  CMB  structure,  display  selected  data  in  human  readable  alpha  numerics 
on  alternate  frames  of  aerial  photography  or  sensor  record  to  accommodate  spe- 
cific command  requirements.  This  regulation  docs  not  preclude  the  alpha  numeric 
display  provided  the  digital  display  specified  in  this  regulation  appears  on  the 
othor  alternate  frames. 
6.  Specific  contents  of  the  CMB  record  for  reconnaissance  imagery  arc  shown 
in  enclosures  1  and  2.  Enclosures  3  and  4  show  the  specific  contents  of  the  CMB 
record  on  mapping  photography.  Enclosure  5  sets  forth  the  data  matrix  coding 
and  the  conversion  of  the  16  numeric  combinations  provided  by  tho  excess  3 
Binary  Coded  Decimal  (BCD-3)  recording  system. 
c.  Enclosure  C  is  a  listing  of  assigned  Sensor  Identification  Codes  to  be  used 
in  Positions  10,  11  and  12,  Column  Z  of  the  CMB.  Enclosure  7  is  a  listing  of 
Mode  Designators  to  be  used  in  Position  2,  Column  X  and  Position  S,  Column  Z, 
as  indicated. 
d.  DoD  elements  operating  aerial  reconnaissance  and  mapping  systems  with 
inflight  data  recording  devices  will  assure  that  all  aircraft  systems  inputing  and 
recording  annotations  urc  properly  oriented,  maintained  and  verified  to  provide 
accurate  data  for  the  CMB  record.  In  addition,  t-hese  DoD  elements  will  assure 
strict  compliance  with  technical  orders  pertaining  to  the  processing  of  reconnais- 
sance and  mapping  film  to  ensure  the  rcadibility  of  the  CMB. 
e.  Requirements  for  specific  codes  to  identify  additional  sensors  or  to  assign 
designators  for  additional  modes  will  be  forwarded  to  DIA  for  validation  and 
publication.  Requests  for  Sensor  Identification  Codes  and  Mode  Designators 
will  include  the  information  indicated  in  the  column  headings  of  Enclosures  G 
and  7. 
7.  Office  of  Primary  Interest.     The  Defense  Intelligence  Agency   (RP?) 
is  charged  with   the  responsibility  of  coordination   and  maintenance  of    this 
regulation. 
8.  Effective  Dale.  This  regulation  is  effective  upon  receipt.  Updating  of 
current  inventory  aerial  reconnaissance  and  mapping  systems  to  incorporate 
the  Mil  Std  7S2  data  annotation  shall  be  determined  on  a  cost  effectiveness 
basis  by  the  Military  Department  concerned.
DIAR  55-2 
AR  381-8 
OPNAVINST  3880.3A 
AFR  200-8 
By  Order  of  the  Director  of  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  and    the 
Secretaries  of  the  Army,  the  Navy,  and  the  Air  Force: 
D.  M.  SHOWERS 
Rear  Admiral,  USN 
Chief  of  Staff,  Defense 
Official:  Intelligence  Agency 
CLAEENCE  D.  BRISTOL,  JR. 
Colonel,  USAF 
Chief,  Administrative  Services 
Division 
Official: 
VERNON  L.  BOWERS 
Major  General,  United  StaUs  Army 
The  Adjutant  General 
W.  C.  WESTMORELAND 
General,  United  States  Army 
Chief  of  Staff 
T.  F.  DEDMAN 
Rear  Admiral,  United  States  Navy 
Assistant  Vice  Chief  of  Naval  Operations 
Director  of  Naval  Administration 
Official: 
DWIGHT  W.  COVELL 
Colonel,  USAF 
Director  of  Administrative  Services 
JOHN  D.  RYAN 
General,  U.S.  Air  Force 
Chief  of  Staff
DIAR  55-2 
AR  381-8 
OPNAVINST  3880^A 
AFR  200-8 
Distribution: 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency 
DISTRIBUTION  B 
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CINCAL  (F005A)    4 
CINCLANT  (J005A)    7 
CINCONAD  (G005A)           10 
USCINCEUIt  (H005A)           35 
CINCPAC  (K005A)           25 
USCINCSO  (M005A)           25 
CINCSTRIKE  (N005A)           25 
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Navy: 
SNDL  CODE  NAME 
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22  Fleet  Commanders 
24A  Naval  Air  Force  Commanders 
26T  Fleet  Combat  Camera  Group  and  Detachment 
2SA  Carrier  Divisions 
29H  Attach  Air  Craft  Carrier  (CVA)  (CYAN) 
31 A  Amphibious  Command  Ships  (LCC) 
42A  Fleet  Air  Commands 
42B  Fleet  Air  Wings 
421  Reconnaissance  Attack  Wing  and  Attack  Squadrons  (VAII) 
(RVAH) 
42  Y  Photographic  Squadrons  (VAP)  (VFP) 
42AA  Fleet  Air  Intelligence  Support  Center 
42DD  Fleet  Operational  Intelligence  Training  Center 
46Z  Composite  Reconnaissance  Squadrons  (VMCJ) 
A3  Chief  of  Naval  Operations 
A4A  Chief  of  Naval  Material  (CNM) 
A6  Headquarters  Marine  Corps 
E3  Research  Office  ONR 
FA2  Fleet  Intelligence  Center,  Atlantic  (FICLANT) 
FBI  Fleet  Intelligence  Center,  Pacific  (FICPAC) 
FB2  Fleet  Intelligence  Center  Pacific  Facility   (FICPACFAC) 
FC2  Fleet  Intelligence  Center  Europe  (FICEUR) 
FKA6A1  Air  Development  Center  (NAVAIRDEVCEN) 
FKR6A  Naval  Photographic  Center  (NPC) 
FSl  Intelligence  Command  Headquarters  (NAVINTCOM) 
FS3  Reconnaissance  and  Technical  Support  Center  (NRTSC) 
VI 2  Marine  Corps  Development  and  Education   Command  CO 
MCDEC 
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Column  X 
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27.  Tens  of  minutes 
28.  Unit  minutes 
29.  Tens  of  seconds 
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DIAR  55-2 
AR  381-S 
OPNAVINST  3880.3A 
AFR  200-S 
CODE  MATRIX  BLOCK  CONTENTS 
MAPPING 
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Column  X 
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2.  Minus  sign  (Map.  format) 
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17.  Divider 
Latitude 
18.  Tens  of  degrees 
19.  Unit  degrees 
20.  Tens  of  minutes 
21.  Unit  minutes 
22.  Tenths  of  minutes 
23.  Sign,  +  or  — 
24.  Divider 
Time—  GMT 
25.  Tens  of  hours 
26.  Unit  hours 
27.  Tens  of  minutes 
28.  Unit  minutes 
29.  Tens  of  seconds 
30.  Unit  seconds 
31.  Tenths  of  seconds 
32.  Divider 
ENCLOSURE  4 
Column  Y 
1.  Divider 
Film  Identification 
2.  Tens  (Prime  Camera) 
3.  Units      " 
4.  Tens  (Alternate  Camera) 
5.  Units 
6.  Divider 
Pitch  {Degreet) 
7.  Tens 
8.  Units 
9.  Tenths 
10.  Sign,  +  or  — 
11.  Divider 
Roll  (Degreei) 
12.  Tens 
13.  Units 
14.  Tenths 
15.  Sign,  +  or  — 
16.  Divider 
Drift  (Y'av)  (Degrees) 
17.  Tens 
18.  Units 
19.  Tenths 
20.  Sign,  +  or  - 
21.  Divider 
Heading  (Drgrces) 
22.  Hundreds 
23.  Tens 
24.  Units 
25.  Tenths 
26.  Divider 
Barometric  Altitude  (Feet) 
27.  Tens  of  thousands 
28-  Thousands 
29.  Hundreds 
30.  Tens 
31.  Units 
32.  Divider 
Column  Z 
1.  Divider 
Camera  Azimuth 
2.  Hundreds  of  degrees 
3.  Tens  of  degrees 
4.  Unit  degrees 
5.  Tens  of  minutes 
6.  Unit  minutes 
7.  Divider 
8.  Mode  (Mount) 
9.  Divider 
Sentor  Identification 
10.  Hundreds 
11.  Tens 
12.  Units 
13.  Divider 
Sortie  or  Project  No. 
14.  Thousands 
15.  Hundreds 
16.  Tens 
17.  Units 
18.  Divider 
Taking  Unit 
19.  Thousands  (Squad) 
20.  Hundreds  (Squad) 
21.  Tens  (Squad) 
22.  Units  (Squad) 
23.  Tens  (Detach) 
24.  Units  (Detach) 
25.  Divider 
Dale 
26.  Tens  of  years 
27.  Unit  years 
28.  Tens  of  months 
29.  Unit  months 
30.  Tens  of  days 
31.  Unit  days 
32.  Divider
DIAR  5S-2 
AR  381-3 
OPNAVINST  3880.3A 
AFR  200-3 
DATA  MATRIX  CODING 
The  data  matrix  is  coded  in  excess  three  binary  coded  decimal.  This  system 
uses  decimal  numbering  but  it  is  recorded  in  a  coded  binary  form  as  listed 
below.   It  is  read  as  a  normal  binary  system,  that  is  right  to  left,  making 
a  summation  of  the  significant  bits,  then  subtracting  three  to  obtain  the 
decimal  values  tabulated  below: 
DECIMAL 
INDEX 
D4 
D3 
D2 
Dl 
PARITY 
NUMERIC  VALUE 
VALUE 
BIT 
Ji 
4* 
2* 
I* 
BIT 
OR  MEANING 
-3 
• 
Not  Used 
-2 
• 
Minus  Sign 
-L 
• 
• 
Error 
• 
• 
t 
Zero 
• 
• 
One 
ft 
• 
t 
Two 
• 
• 
Three 
• 
§ 
Four 
• 
• 
Five 
• 
• 
• 
Six 
• 
• 
• 
Seven 
« 
• 
Eight 
• 
• 
• 
• 
Nine 
• 
• 
• 
Plus  Sign 
• 
f 
t 
Special 
• 
• 
• 
Divider 
NOTES : 
1.  The  numerical  figures  by  the  asterisk  (*)  indicates  the  binary  value  of 
the  recorded  bit  in  that  column. 
2.  The  index  mark  is  always  present, 
3.  The  parity  bit  is  present  to  cause  the  total  count  of  dots  acros?  one 
column  (six  dot  positions)  to  be  an  even  number.   This  provides  the  "Parity 
check"  to  insure  that  the  bit  recording  is  correct. 
4.  The  divider  is  used  as  a  visual  indicator  to  separate  major  groups  of 
characters  within  the  Code  Matrix  Block. 
5.  Significant  bits  progress  from  D4  (most  significant)  through  Dl  (least 
significant) . 
6.  "Not  Used"  (decimal  value-3)  indicates  that  data  is  not  available  for 
recording. 
7.  "Error"  (decimal  Value-1)  indicates  the  information  generated  for  record- 
ing is  outside  the  range  of  the  particular  sensing  device  in  use. 
8.  "Special"  (decimal  value  11)  indicates  that  the  information  normally  pre- 
sented in  this  location  will  be  recorded  by  some  other  recording  device. 
9.  A  plus  or  minus  code  may  occur  in  the  code  matr:'.x  block.   This  is  an 
acceptable  coded  digit.   The  plus  and  minus  conyention  is  as  follows: 
Latitude:   +  North  -South  Longitude:   +East  -West 
Drift/Yaw:  +A/C  Nose  Left  of  Ground  Track;  -A/C  Nose  Right  of  Ground  Track 
Roll:  -fRight  Wing  Down;  -Right  Wing  Up   Pitch:   +Nose  Up;  -Nose  Down 
Minus  (-)  code  in  position  X2  denotes  Mapping  Mode. 
ENCLOSURE  5
DIAR  5W2 
AR  381-5 
OPNAVXNST  3SS0.3A 
AFR  200-S 
SEN80B  INDENTIFICATION  CODES 
Focal 
Depration 
LtnqtX 
Angle 
Nomenclalura 
Detignaiion 
(/ncAti) 
Mode 
(Degrees) 
Mount 
Code 
Camera 
KA-1 
S.  Vert  (L) 
Fixed 
132 
Camera 
KA-1 
S.  Vert  (R) 
Fixed 
133 
Camera 
KA-1 
Vert 
Fixed 
134 
Camera 
KA-2 
L..Obl. 
Fixed 
126 
Camera 
KA-2 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
127 
Camera 
KA-2 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
128 
Camera 
KA-2 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
129 
Camera 
KA-2 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
130 
Camera 
KA-2 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
131 
Camera 
KA-18A 
V.Strip 
Stab. 
135 
Camera 
KA-18A 
V.  Strip 
Stab 
136 
Camera 
KA-1SA 
V.Strip 
Fixed 
137 
Camera 
KA-50A 
1. 
Vert. 
Fixed 
003 
Camera 
KA-50A 
2. 
F.Vert. 
Stab. 
011 
Camera 
KA-50A 
1. 
A.Vcrt. 
Stab. 
013 
Camera 
KA-50A 
1. 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
034 
Camera 
KA-50A 
1. 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
035 
Camera 
KA-50A 
1. 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
140 
Camera 
KA-50A 
1. 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
141 
Camera 
KA-50A(Special) 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
142 
Camera 
KA-50A(SpeciaI) 
R.Obi. 
Fixed 
143 
Camera 
KA-50A(Spectal) 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
144 
Camera 
KA-50A(Spscial) 
R.Ob!. 
Fixed 
145 
Camera 
KA-51A(Specian 
6 (F1.5) i   F.Vert. 
Fixed 
146 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
F.Obl. 
11.  5 
Fixed 
002 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
005 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
OOS 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
L.Obl. 
19.  75 
Fixed 
007 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
RXbS. 
19.  75 
Fixed 
009 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
F.Vert. 
Stab. 
010 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
A.Vcrt. 
Stab. 
012 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
F.Vert.(N) 
Caged 
014 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
A.Vert.(N) 
Ci?«d 
OK. 
Camera 
KA-51A/3 
Vcrt.(N) 
Fixed 
023 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
L.Obl. (N) 
i 
Fixed 
02  5 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
R.Obl.  (N) 
Fixed 
029 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
L.Ob!. 
Fixed 
030 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
0.31 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
L.Obl. 
37.  5 
Fixed 
032 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
R.Obl. 
37.  5 
Fixed 
033 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
F.Ob!. 
Fixed 
!47 
Camera 
KA-51A/B 
Vert. 
Fixed 
010 
Camera 
KA-53A 
S.  Vert.  (L) 
b: 
Fixed 
017 
Camera 
KA-53A 
S.  Vert.  fR) 
SI 
Fixed 
018 
Camera 
KA-53A 
Vert 
nxed 
019 
Camera 
KA-53A 
L.  Ob! 
19   75 
Fixed 
020 
Camera 
KA-53A 
1  <5 
R.  Obi. 
ID   7.' 
Fixed 
O-'l 
Camera 
KA-53A 
F.Vert. (N) 
K:xcl 
024 
Camera 
KA-53A 
A.Vcrt.  (N) 
Fixed 
025 
Camera 
KA-53A 
LObl.'N) 
Si 
Fi  -;ed 
02G 
Camera 
KA-53A 
R.Obi.  (N) 
Fixed 
027 
Camera 
KA-55 
PAN' 
Fixed 
044 
Camera 
KA-56 
PAN 
Fixed 
0S4 
ENCLOSURE  6
DIAR  5S-2 
AR  381-8 
OPNAVINSTv3880.3A 
AFR  200-8 
SENSOR  IDENTIFICATION CODES 
Focal 
Depression 
Nomenclature 
Designation 
Length 
(Inches) 
Mode 
Angle 
(Degrees) 
Mount 
Code 
Camera 
KA-60 
Vert 
Fixed 
088 
Camera 
KA-60 
F.Obl. 
Fixed 
080 
Camera 
KA-62A 
L.Obl. 
37.5 
Fixed 
036 
Camera 
KA-62A 
R.Ob!. 
37.5 
Fixed 
037 
Camera 
KA-62A 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
038 
Camera 
KA-62A 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
039 
Camera 
KA-62A 
Vert 
Fixed 
040 
Camera 
KA-62A 
F.Vert 
SUb. 
041 
Camera 
KA-62A 
A.Vert 
Stab. 
042 
Camera 
KA-76 
1.75 
Vert 
Fixed 
090 
Camera 
KA-76 
1.75 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
091 
Camera 
KA-76 
1.75 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
092 
Camera 
KA-76 
1.75 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
093 
Camera 
KA-76. 
1.  75 
L.Obl. 
Fixe:i 
094 
Camera 
KA-76 
Vert 
Fixed 
095 
Camera 
KA-76 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
096 
Camera 
KA-76 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
097 
Camera 
KA-76 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
098 
Camera 
KA-76 
L.Ob!. 
Fixed 
099 
Camera 
KA-76 
Vert 
Fixed 
100 
Camera 
KA-76 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
101 
Camera 
KA-76 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
102 
Camera 
KA-76 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
103 
Camera 
KA-76 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
104 
Camera 
KA-76 
Vert 
Fixed 
105 
Camera 
KA  76 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
106 
Camera 
KA-7C 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
107 
Camera 
KA-76 
R.Obl. 
Fixed 
108 
Camera 
KA-76 
L.Obl. 
Fixed 
109 
Camera 
KA-73 
PAN 
Fixed 
US 
Camera 
KA-87 
Vert 
Fixed 
085 
Camera 
KA-87 
G 
Vert 
Fixed 
086 
Camera 
KC-6A 
Vert 
SUb. 
138 
Camera 
KS-68A 
PAN 
006 
Camera 
KS-69A 
PAN 
004 
Camera 
KS-72 
R.  Obi. 
Fixed 
114 
Camera 
KS-72 
Vert 
Fixc-d 
115 
Camera 
KS-72 
L.  ObL 
Fixed 
116 
Camera 
KS-72 
R.  Ob; 
Fixed 
117 
Camera 
KS-72 
Vert 
Fixed 
118 
Camera 
KS-72 
L.  Obi. 
Fixed 
119 
Camera 
KS-72 
L.  Obi. 
Fi.red 
120 
Camera 
KS-72 
L.  Obi. 
Fixed 
121 
Camera 
KS-72 
Vert 
Fixed 
122 
Camera 
KS-72 
R.  Obi. 
-  1* 
Fixed 
123 
Camera 
KS-72 
R.  Obi. 
i5 
Fixed 
L2* 
Cam-era 
KS-72 
R.  Obi. 
Fixed 
125 
Camera 
KS-78A(KC-6A) 
Vert 
Stab. 
HS 
Camera 
KS-87 
S.  Vert  (L) 
71.6 
Fixed 
045 
Camera 
KS-87 
S.  Vert  (L) 
80.5 
Fixed 
046 
Camera 
KS-87 
S.  Vert 
83.7 
Fixed 
047 
Camera 
KS-87 
Vert 
Fixed 
048 
Camera 
KS-87 
F.  Obi. 
35.9 
Fixed 
C~*9 
ENCLOSURE  «
DIAR  55-2 
AR  381-S 
OPNAVINST  3S80.3A 
AFR  200-8 
SENSOR  IDENTIFICATION CODES 
S'omcnclalurc 
Designation 
Focal 
Length 
(Inches) 
Mode 
Depression 
Angle 
( Degrees) 
Mount 
Code 
Camera 
KS-87 
Vert 
Fixed 
050 
Camera 
KS-87 
L.  Obl. 
■> 
Rota'ble 
031 
Camera 
KS-S7 
L.  Obl. 
Rota'blc 
052 
Camera 
KS-87 
L.  Obl. 
.10 
Rota'ble 
053 
Camera 
KS-S7 
Vert 
Rota'blc 
054 
Camera 
KS-87 
R.  Obl- 
Rota'blc 
055 
Camera 
KS-S7 
R.  Obl. 
Rota'ble 
056 
Camera 
KS-S7 
R.  Ob!. 
■j 
Rota'blc 
057 
Camera 
KS-87 
G 
F.  Obl. 
23.  j 
Rota'blc 
OSS 
Can;  era 
KS  -S7 
G 
F.  Vert 
Rota'ble 
059 
Camera 
KS-87 
L.  Obl. 
■  ) 
Rota'b!-- 
061 
Camera 
KS-S7 
IS 
L.  Obl. 
1.1 
Rota'ble 
062 
Camera 
KS-S7 
IS 
L.  Obl. 
Rota'bie 
063 
Camera 
KS-S7 
Vert 
Rota'blc 
064 
Camera 
KS-S7 
IS 
R.  Obl. 
Rota'blc 
065 
Camern 
KS-S7 
IS 
R.  Obl. 
Rota'bie 
066 
Camern 
KS-87 
IS 
R.  Obl 
j 
Rota'bie 
067 
Camera 
KS-87 
! 
!      Obl 
Fixed 
068 
Camera 
KS--R7 
1; 
!.    nbi 
3  7   f*. 
Fixed 
069 
Cam'-ra 
K  S  -  *  7 
I  " 
L.  Obi 
) 
Fix^d 
070 
Camera 
KS-87 
L.  Obl. 
Fixed 
071 
Camera 
KS-S7 
L   Obl 
Fixed 
072 
Camera 
KS-S7 
IS 
L.Obi. 
■j 
Fixed 
073 
('.rniiT;', 
KS-87 
IS 
L.Ohi. 
Fixed 
()74 
Camera 
KS-87 
IS 
L  Obl 
Fixed 
075 
Camera 
KS-S7 
•i 
R.Obl 
Fix-jd 
076 
Camera 
KS-S7 
R.Ob! 
37  6 
Fixed 
077 
Camera 
KS-S7 
R.Ob!. 
-  1 
Fix^d 
07S 
Camera 
KS-S7 
R.Obl. 
i ,  i 
Fix'.-d 
079 
( "amera 
KS-S7 
It. Obi. 
Fixed 
080 
Camera 
KS-S7 
IS 
R.Obl. 
.} 
Fixed 
081 
Camera 
KS- S7 
R.Obl. 
I  ") 
Fixed 
OS  2 
Camrra 
KS-b7 
IS 
H  Obl. 
Fixed 
0S3 
lit  Set 
AN/AAS-IS 
OS  7 
III  Set 
AN*,' A  AS -21 
SSS 
IR  S.-» 
AN/AAS-24 
110 
L-i^or 
AN/AVD-J 
Vers 
Fixed 
130 
PECM 
AN/ALQ-61 
022 
SLR 
AN'APD-7 
00! 
SLR 
A  n:\pq- 102 
000 
SLR, 
AN/APS-94 
kin  : 
_'5  Range 
111 
SLR 
AN.  A  PS-  94 
km  ■ 
"•0  Range 
112 
SLR 
AN7APS-94 
km  1 00  Range 
113 
KXC  1.0 SURF.  0
J-JvJUUULK^JJiJU,-,J,_'JUV.,\.,.,l-M--vil 
DIAR  55-2 
AR  331-8 
OPNAVINST  3880.3A 
AFR  200-8 
MODE  DESIGNATORS 
Column  X  Position  2 
BIN  Mode  Mode  Designator 
Normal  0 
Standby  * 
Column  Z  Position  8 
Side  Looking  Radar 
Mode  Mode  Designator 
Short  (0-3nm)  1 
Medium  (0-6  nm)  2 
Long  (0-20nm)  3 
Extended  (20-30  nm)  Port  4 
Extended  (30-40  nm)  Port  5 
Extended  (20-30  nm)  Stbd  6 
Extended  (30-40  nm)  Stbd  7 
Range  Delay  Mode  Designator 
0  kM  I 
10  kM  2 
20  kM  3 
30  kM  < 
40  kM  5 
50  kM  6 
60  kM  " 
Infra  Red  Sensor 
Filler  Position  Mode  Designator 
1  I 
2  2 
3  3 
4  4 
5  5 
ENCLOSURE  7 
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