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January 22nd 04, 03:33 AM
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"Dweezil Dwarftosser" wrote in message ... David wrote: What is the history and meaning behind the work "MARK" to designate military equipment ? The web site www.designation-systems.net says the Navy uses the Mark - Mod nomenclature but doesn't say what the significance or meaning of the word "Mark" is. Does anybody know ? I've only seen one such designation, on a weapon - and it passed out of our on-base inventory sometime in the late 1970s: the MK 1 Mod 0 Walleye TV-guided glide bomb, sometimes referred to as the AGM-62. And MK-82 & -84. Pete 
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