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30 The final report is currently being written and will include the proposed safety distances for a range of ammunition articles including WWII bombs. g. Matters calling for special attention h. Remarks, suggestions TNO would like to know what experience the other countries have in determining safety/fragment distances for rogue fragments.
D.7 Collaboration Project ANNC WG III-22 on CAEn (UK/NL) a. Project title and identity 31 CP III-22: Close Action Environment (CAEn) (UK/NL) b. Chief liaison persons NL: Mrs. E.N. van Son-de Waard TNO UK: Mr. Nick Stanbridge DSTL c. Reports exchanged d. Meetings and visits e. Progress/description of activities No activities. There is no plan or need to use this mechanism for collaboration. The UK-NL collaboration in this field currently takes place under the TTCP umbrella. f. Future activities This CP will be concluded. g. Matters calling for special attention h. Remarks and suggestions
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