Parachutes; Aerial Pick Up, Delivery, Recovery Systems; and Cargo Tie Down Equipment - New Zealand (NZ)

Federal Supply Class (FSC): 1670

NATO Supply Classification Class (NSC): 1670

Federal Supply Group (FSG): 16 Aerospace Craft Components and Accessories

NATO Supply Classification Group (NSG): 16 Aerospace Craft Components and Accessories

Items Managed by New Zealand (NZ) - NCB is 98

NATO Supply Class 1670 is a classification within NATO Supply Group 16, which pertains to Aerospace Craft Components and Accessories. Specifically, Class 1670 focuses on Parachutes, Aerial Pick Up, Delivery, Recovery Systems, and Cargo Tie Down Equipment.

Parachutes are essential safety devices used in various aerospace applications, including military operations, aviation, and space exploration. They are designed to slow down the descent of an object or person through the air by creating drag. Parachutes are commonly used for personnel and cargo airdrops, emergency escape systems, and recovery operations.

Aerial Pick Up, Delivery, Recovery Systems are specialized equipment used to facilitate the safe and efficient transport of personnel, equipment, and supplies in airborne operations. These systems include devices such as hoists, winches, and slings that enable the attachment, lifting, and release of loads from aircraft.

Cargo Tie Down Equipment is used to secure cargo and prevent it from shifting or becoming damaged during transportation. This equipment includes straps, nets, chains, and other devices that are designed to withstand the forces experienced during aerial operations.

NATO Supply Class 1670 encompasses a wide range of equipment and systems that are crucial for the successful execution of airborne operations. These components and accessories play a vital role in ensuring the safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of military and civilian aerospace activities.

It is important to note that the classification system used by NATO helps standardize the identification and categorization of military equipment and supplies. This facilitates interoperability and logistical support among NATO member countries, ensuring compatibility and efficiency in multinational operations.