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On November 3, 1948, the Secretary of the US Armaments and Arms Bureau sent a letter to the American Automobile Manufacturers Association (AMA) asking for advice on the training courses for the storage and packaging of military reserve materials and equipment for the Ordnance Army. Subsequently, a committee composed of members of the U.S. Automobile Manufacturers Alliance and Ordnance Bureau made recommendations on how to teach military packaging on the basis of existing military norms. The ordnance commissioner agreed with the committee's recommendation to open an "ordnance packaging training course" on October 2, 1950 at the Roseford Armory Warehouse in Toledo, Ohio. On July 24th, 1951, the United States Defense Minister announced the establishment of a "Joint Military Training Course" and provided training for all members of the Ministry of Defense. On December 17, 1951, the Military Packaging Course (JMPC) began teaching for the first time. By 1958, the various arms prompted the Military Packaging Course to provide more types of packaging training to meet their requirements. In the same year, the "Military Packaging Course" opened a new course that covered advanced packaging technology and was reorganized into the "Joint Military Training Center" (JMPTC), which more accurately reflected their responsibilities. In 1961, the Joint Military Training Center for Training further established professional packaging training courses, mainly providing packaging training for missiles, transportation tools and material storage. Later, the joint military packaging training center was further developed into the "Military Packaging Technology Institute" (SMPT).
These trained personnel played an important role in the development of the US military packaging in their respective packaging positions. For example, the U.S. military training center in Aberdeen Test Factory trains 1,500 packaging personnel each year for the U.S. military, 1,800 teaching courses, 2,500 correspondence courses, and 5,000 training units. In addition to the various packing materials such as the "National Defense Advanced Storage and Packaging" and "National Defense Packaging Management Training Outline", the center also recorded 62 video tapes, 48 ​​sets of videos and 305 slides, which basically met the needs of the troops.
In addition to using military packaging schools to train personnel, the U.S. military also makes full use of packaging education and talent resources at local packaging colleges to provide personnel training and joint packaging research activities for the military. Due to the more formal packaging education in the United States, there is a packaging department in the university, and more than ten courses such as raw materials for packaging, packaging design, packaging machinery, and packaging testing, as well as advanced packaging systems and advanced packaging materials for the military system. Courses and lectures. Through the cooperation with local packaging institutions, the US military has made up for the incompleteness of military packaging training, and has made its own packaging staff always have a higher quality and mastered more advanced packaging technologies.
IV. Establishment and improvement of military packaging scientific research and testing institutions As the packaging of military equipment is different from general commercial packaging, the transportation and storage environment of military equipment is usually the most difficult and uncertain. The design and testing of military packaging is similar to that of ordinary commercial packaging. Design and testing are very different. The establishment of military packaging scientific research and testing institutions is an important part of military packaging. Packaging scientific research institutions have provided strong guarantees for the research and development of new packaging technologies, new products, and new materials. The improvement of packaging inspection agencies provides scientific basis for packaging design and packaging acceptance. Whether or not packaging scientific research and testing institutions are perfect is directly related to whether the technical level of military packaging is advanced and whether the quality of packaging can be guaranteed.
In 1953, the US military set up a packaging laboratory to support data detection and packaging design functions. The United States Army Equipment Division's Center for Packaging, Storage, and Containerization at the Army Depot at Tobyhana, Pennsylvania, is one of the world's largest application engineering laboratories. The lab is comprised of container laboratories, materials laboratories, and standard laboratories. Engineering and experimental facilities consisting of three independent laboratories. The center has special testing and experimental equipment worth US$5 million. Its experimental equipment ranges from infrared spectrometers that analyze the infrared spectrum of equipment and equipment to pressure testers that can handle 30,000 lbs of pressure. The center also has experts and technicians from various fields of expertise, including chemists, packaging specialists, and electrical and mechanical engineers. The center can perform vibration, freezing, airdropping, soaking, tumbling, and squeezing experiments on packaging and packaging materials.
Fifth, in the military packaging work to implement quality assurance to ensure that the product packaging can not only meet the requirements of the contents, but also to reduce costs as much as possible, without causing the packaging, we must start from the ordering stage of the product packaging design and packaging quality Conduct supervision and testing.
The US military has closely linked the quality assurance of product packaging and contract management, thus solving this problem to some extent. In the 1950s, the US military established the Defense Contracts Agency (DCAS) in the Defense Supply Agency (DSA). The Navy believes that packaging specialists in defense contract management should be responsible for overseeing supplier costs. The quality assurance of product packaging is the responsibility of quality assurance professionals, and the packaging experts of the Defense Contracts Authority provide them with technical support.
The current US military quality assurance system provides:
1. The contractor shall be responsible for the quality and service of the products it provides. The government has the right to terminate or return unqualified products.
2. The departments of the Ministry of National Defense shall ensure that the materials they design, develop, produce, purchase, and store meet the requirements of the regulations. In order to achieve the above objectives, the U.S. military conducts inspections and testing of materials by specialized quality assurance representatives to determine whether they meet the requirements. (Finish)
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