RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS FOR RT-12 AND RT-24 PROCESSORS (Sanitized)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: NGA Records (Formerly NIMA)
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78B04770A002400050018-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 28, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 9, 2005
• Sequence Number: 18
• Publication Date: October 12, 1965
• Content Type: MEMO

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12 October 1965
Subject: _ Parts for RT-12 and RT-24 Processors -
As requested in our meeting of 31 August 1965 we are submitting
herewith a budgetary (ROM) estimate for the manufacture and supply of a
recommended set of spare parts to support one (1) RT 12 and one (1) RT-24
Processor at the installation site.
This estimate breakdown shows ROM prices by line item for pro-
curement and fabrication, Costs for associated manufacturing services and
engineering support are shown separately. This breakdown is supplied so
that you can determine the spare parts you would actually like to procure.
When this list is determined a firm estimate can be for use in
authorizing a contractual task under ContracUnit prices for each 25X1
line item are based on procuring the quantity shown, Naturally, should these
quantities be altered it would be necessary to revise the unit prices accord-
ingly.
Delivery of all items can be made seven (7) months A.R.O. Packag-
ing shall be in accordance with good commercial practice.
Copy #1.:/ WJ w/encs.
(AL-35-400527-1 & 2)
2: JP w/enc,
(AL-35-400527-3)
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6 October 1965
During your visit here on 29 September, I promised to check on one
item concerning PAR 213 and to provide our appraisal and decision to
you. Concerning a follow-on and your recommendation for study of stereo
projection techniques for use in briefing, we do not desire a proposal.
This item falls pretty generally into the same catagory as that of our
answer on PAR 227. Much more needs to be known on how, when and where
color will be utilized, and the size and type of materials that will be
used, before we will seek proposals for color viewing equipment. We
realize that in time we will become increasingly preoccupied with items
similar to this and with other color film problem areas.
The conclusions and recommendations contained in the final report
of PAR 213.are now being studied, along with other related technological
materials. We hope to soon be able to determine those areas where our
early efforts and expenditures could best apply in the exploitation of
color. We plan to comment upon each of your recommendations listed in
PAR 213.
Sincerely,
Boyd
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