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NATO AEP-55 VOL 1 ED 1 PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING THE PROTECTION LEVEL OF LOGISTIC AND LIGHT ARMOURED VEHICLES VOLUME 1


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NATO AEP-55 VOL 1 ED 1 Document Information:

Title
PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING THE PROTECTION LEVEL OF LOGISTIC AND LIGHT ARMOURED VEHICLES VOLUME 1

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Publication Date:
Feb 1, 2005

Scope:

This AEP describes the system qualification and acceptance procedure for determining the Protection Level of logistic and light armoured vehicles (LAV) for KE and artillery threats. The threats to be considered are small and medium calibre kinetic energy (KE) ballistic projectiles and fragment simulating penetrators (FSP) representing artillery shell fragments, as defined in STANAG 4569 Annex A (summarised in Annex A of the AEP-55).

This process includes standard techniques and reproducible test procedures for evaluating the ballistic resistance of vehicle armour components (integral, add-on, opaque and transparent) as well as the required vehicle Vulnerable Area assessment.

Where stated in this document, the National Authority (NA) is an appointed expert.

The qualification and acceptance testing of mine protection will be covered in a future publication.

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