MIL-HDBK-1027/4A
3)
The use of wall space, including teaching aids and windows
4)
Projection and TV facilities
5)
Coat racks, storage and other conveniences
6)
Acoustics and lighting
7)
Heating, ventilating and air conditioning
8)
Aesthetic considerations
Provide acoustically rated accordion folding panel partitions with
integral door where flexibility is desirable for subdividing classrooms.
Extend details above finished ceiling to assure integrity of specified sound
transmission class (STC) in the interstitial space.
TV monitors and special projection systems in addition to
traditional marker boards or porcelain boards may be used. Refer to
paragraph entitled "Audiovisual Requirements." Porcelain marker boards are
preferred over "chalkboards." Include a display rail with clip fasteners.
Wall perimeter tack strips should be provided for graphic display, such as
maps and charts. Non-obtrusive observation sidelights are required at
classroom entries. Provide lockable storage space for items such as student
guides, training aids, small portable mockups and trainers. Limit storage
areas for audiovisual equipment to those items dedicated to each classroom.
Provide small portable platform units in lieu of permanent raised
platforms (plus or minus, 8 inches high) for classroom lectern areas
utilizing demonstration techniques and in rooms with over 5 seating rows.
Permanent platforms can severely limit future rearrangements in seating and
subdivisions. Allow a generous width for the instructor to transverse the
platform for the full length of the marker board. Centralize other storage
on the same floor.
General Supply Storeroom. Provide double doors in lieu of overhead
door to exterior loading area for better control of air infiltration. Verify
if dutch door or issue counter is required by the user.
Hydraulic Repair Shop. This is a work station for the contract
personnel. Provide shop air and on-site collection of hydraulic fluid.
In-Service Engineering Office (ISEO). This function is
administrative in nature and is required only at selected facilities and
maintains the configuration of the hardware and software of the training
equipment with each aircraft type. An ISEO is ordinarily dedicated to one
major weapon system and is located at an installation that is a primary
training site for that weapon system. A main frame computer room with access
floor system and secure storage such as classified safes may be required.
Numerous hardware and software publications are used. Classified information
must be stored in accordance with OPNAVINST 5510.1H, Department of the Navy
Information and Personnel Security Program Regulation and MIL-HDBK-1013/1,
Design Guidelines for Physical Security of Fixed Land-Based Facilities.
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