What does LTH stand for?

Army Contracting Command, Joint Munitions & Lethality Contracting Center, Combat Ammo Center, Picatinny Arsenal, N.

The M1A2S vehicles will possess defined capabilities that increase lethality while limiting obsolescence.

230 UF157 This guide to the vulnerability and lethality of ground combat systems offers military weapons designers and engineers a full assessment of tactical utility, target response, damage mechanisms and personnel dysfunction.

According to the researchers, "Use of our embryonic lethality system, without the need for radiation, can increase the safety of SIT programs, since accidental releases would not lead to infestations of the environment and possible risks coming from isotopic sources can be eliminated for workers and the environment.

Vesta II is a reduced-size, transportable, push-button unit that produces a high-quality beam for testing lethality, atmospheric propagation, long-range imaging and other laser weapon applications.

Second, the district court also held that the original objective of the invention was to overcome the lethality associated with the unregulated expression of the DNA polymerase and, therefore, under the "essential element" test, the patent claim must contain that feature to overcome lethality as a limitation in order to satisfy the written description requirement.

A lethality test is scheduled for August 2009, just about six years after its originally scheduled date.

The transfer will bring the arsenal's missions of ammunition production, chemical and biological defense production and repair, depot storage and surveillance, chemical weapons management, and homeland security under one of AMC's industrial life-cycle management commands--JMC's parent command, the Joint Munitions and Lethality Life Cycle Management Command.