Hi!

I have a situation that maybe some of you have experience with.  Our older
military contracts require soldering to Mil-Std-2000 and we have been
performing to that spec. for years.  Now,  with the cancellation of 2000A,
we're trying to play catch-up. We are still trying to perform to the spec.
but our solder certifications have expired.  A formerly certified Cat. C
instructor is training our folks at the local Community College using his
old Mil-Std 2000 course materials.  The College is providing a Certificate
of Training.  Our contracts folks are working on a waiver or deviation
while we migrate to ANSI-J,  but I was wondering if anyone else has run
into this problem.  Any info will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Dennis

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