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12 CPIII-24 Aircraft vulnerability Covered by CPIII-14. This CP was intended as a follow-up of that. Two annual reports have been issued. (see action 2003-6) CPIII-25 Performance and IM Properties of New Explosives (UK, NL) No activity. A programme for continuation should be work out. (see action 2002-12) CPIII-26 Secondary flyers Some activity including experimental setup and velocity measurements. A meeting to discuss further plans will be held. An annual report has been issued. CPIII-27 Close Combat Modelling Bilateral UK-NL collaboration is planned as a non-ANNC programme precluding Norwegian participation. The content is very substantial. The Norwegian interest in the topic is diminishing. Termination of ANNC programme is most probable. An annual report has been issued. CPIII-28 Burster Slab Technology Related to CPIII-21. A decesion on the continuation should be made. (see action 2004-11). CPIII-29 Emerging technologies The UK contribution were presented at the meeting. 6 ACTIONS ARISING FROM THIS AND PREVIOUS ANNUAL MEETINGS A list of action was set up during the meeting as a result of a the review process. The following list contains all the original item with 5 additional actions encounters through a post-meeting review. Actions arising from 2003 or earlier being left out of the present list should be considered as completed, deleted or overtaken by other actions. Names written with a bold font should indentfy the person having the main responsibility for the action. No. CPIII- Issue Time due Responsible 2001-35 Provide information on Health Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) 12/04 Dave Tucker 2002-12 25 POC to rewrite programme to reflect 04/05 Richard Bouma current levels of interest Nat. leaders 2003-3 12 Consider a follow-up programme for 12/04 Ton Verhoeven AFV Mine Protection Ian Pickup Ove Dullum 2003-5 15 Write and release reports on CPIII-14 Air Pat Collins Target Vulnerability Peter Doup 2003-6 15 Write a programme proposal for TOR for Pat Collins CPIII-24 Aircraft Vulnerability Peter Doup
2003-7 16 Release annual and final report for 12/04 Jim Sheridan Penetration into concrete Jaap Weerheim 2003-8 19 Issue final report on CPIII-19 12/04 Mark Wasko Huub Keizers 2003-9 26 Discuss possible options for follow-up 12/04 Huub Keizers programme Mark Wasko 2003-10 20 Prepare an executive summary on dwell phenomena 10/04 Ian Pickup 2003-18 Prepare and agree on CP progress reports to nat. leaders All 2003-20 Present national view on DEW UK NO 2003-22 Explore potential for collaboration on 12/04 Paul Dearden human vulnerability Theo Verhagen 2003-23 Circulate to nat. leaders info. on human vulnerability related to safety distances in order to assess whether this item should be included 12/04 Louk Absil 2003-24 Explore the potential for cooperation on 12/04 Paul Dearden assessing occupant safety with Ove Dullum MADYMO (Piet-Jan Leerdam) 2003-25 Provide written reports on Boundary 03/05 Jaap Weerheim effects penetration mechanisms Jim Sheridan (Jan Arild Teland) 2004-1 5b Issue final report 12/04 Dave Tucker 2004-2 5b Assess possibilities for follow-op 12/04 Dave Tucker program Huub Keizers Tove Karsrud 2004-3 10 Clarify intention, or terminate, of Soldier Modernisation Programme 12/04 Nat. leaders 2004-4 13 Clarify the future of the MINEN programme 12/04 Adam Cumming 2004-5 16 Investigate the status of CPIII-16 with optional termination 12/04 Nat. leaders 2004-6 17 Investigate the status of CPIII-17 with optional termination 12/04 Nat. leaders 2004-7 19 Write final report on CPIII-19 12/04 Huub Keizers 2004-8 20 Distribute proposal on programme on 10/04 Ian Pickup Ceramic Armour M vd Voorde Ove Dullum 2004-9 20 Develop proposal on Projectile 01/05 Martin v d Voorde Modelling Ian Pickup Ove Dullum 2004-10 Develop proposal on lightweight armour 03/05 Andre Diederen protection Ian Pickup Ove Dullum 2004-11 21/28 Determine status of programmes and if appropriate take forward Nat. leaders 2004-12 UK to identify interest in DEW 12/04 Adam Cumming 2004-13 Host discussion meeting DEW 03/05 Maarten Manders 2004-14 Discuss and develop activities on agreed 06/05 National Leaders 13
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