MIL HDBK 510-1 : A

1. SCOPE
2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
3. DEFINITIONS
4. GENERAL GUIDANCE
5. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS
6. NOTES
APPENDIX A - REQUIREMENTS DECOMPOSITION AND
             TRACEABILITY
APPENDIX B - FUEL PROPERTIES/CHARACTERISTIC
             TESTING
APPENDIX C - BASELINE AEROSPACE FUEL PROPERTY
             INFORMATION
APPENDIX D - EVALUATING THE COMPATIBILITY OF
             ADDITIVES OR ALTERNATIVE FUELS WITH
             FUEL SYSTEM MATERIALS
APPENDIX E - TOXICITY TEST PROTOCOL AND ESOH
             BASELINE INFORMATION
APPENDIX F - FIRE PROTECTION AND SURVIVABILITY/VULNERABILITY
APPENDIX G - AIRCRAFT PROPULSION FUELS
             CERTIFICATION PROCESS
APPENDIX H - AEROSPACE FUELS INFRASTRUCTURE
             REQUIREMENTS
APPENDIX I - RISK ASSESSMENT RESULTS
APPENDIX J - CERTIFICATION LESSONS LEARNED
APPENDIX K - ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY AND
             OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
APPENDIX L - FUEL PROPERTY TRACEABILITY INDEX
APPENDIX M - EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL CANDIDATE
             FUELS FOR CERTIFICATION
APPENDIX N - STREAMLINED CERTIFICATION PROCESS

Certifies a lean, knowledge based process to evaluate, approve, and certify fuels and fuel additives for use in all Air Force equipment. It was developed to fill the knowledge and experience gaps that currently exist when considering all aspects of the Air Force enterprise related to fuels in a single integrated and cost effective manner instead of a system by system evaluation. Defines an approach and process to assure that a kerosene type fuel is suitable for aviation, support equipment & vehicles, interchangeable in the logistics infrastructure, and meets Air Force standards related to the environment, safety and health.