Your question asks only "MIL-HDBK-828" without a specific question about the handbook's content.
Please rephrase your question to ask what you need to know about MIL-HDBK-828 — for example: "What are the laser safety requirements in MIL-HDBK-828?" or "What does MIL-HDBK-828 say about laser range operations?"
The passages provided reference MIL-HDBK-828 as a DoD laser safety handbook governing laser operations on outdoor ranges, personnel briefings, emergency response procedures, and specular reflector management [AFMAN 13-212V1 para 4.16.8.4], but I need your specific question to provide a targeted answer.
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AFMAN 13-212V1 para 4.16.8.5, p. 47 (effective/current as of 2023-03-14)to an altitude of 60,000 feet (Flight Level 600) and terminates in space without affecting non-participating satellites. (T-0) Note: A laser does not need to be an ocular hazard to humans for it to be a hazard to satellites. 4.16.8.4. Range personnel shall periodically inspect the targets, impact area, and Laser SDZ for specular reflectors and remove or cover as needed IAW MIL-HDBK-828. (T-2) AFMAN13-212V1 14 MARCH 2023 47 4.16.8.5. IAW AFI 48-139, the supporting Aerospace Medicine function will accomplish medical surveillance examination requirements for range personnel (as determined by the Installation Occupational and Environmental Health Working Group) before working in a laser hazard environment. (T-2) 4.16.8.6. IAW AFI 48-139, all range personnel within the Laser SDZ during laser o
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