1. Tentnet Meeting August 11, 2009 at LMI

2. Meeting with the Emall Team August 4thPhase I topics of discussion were: Navigation Folder Tree Placement of the folder tree above the content. Changes to the Tree Structure Browser should be capable of being changed. We had also discussed and determined to include the capability for the Commercial Tents now managed by DSCP Construction and Equipment. Additionally DSCP will need to include data to notify and direct customers to C&E for the COTS Shelters. Pictures for Parts and “Tentnet “ had not been intended as the name for the Specialty Store. Protocol to create new specialty store – need to develop the data flow between AC Inc/DSCP/Emall to populate Phase II Items. Data Population for new tents - need to develop the data flow between AC Inc/DSCP/Emall to populate Phase II Items. Content Manager – We need to determine the status and capabilities of the content manager. Meetings - biweekly telephone meeting be reinstated during Phase II. Meeting at DLIS 18 August 09 to include Website development SME

3. Placement of the folder tree above the content

4. Goal: Move the Tents up in the folder list and combine options/packages features Changes to the Tree Structure

5. This was the placeholder For the COTS Product Line Changes to the Tree Structure

6. Since packages do not Function as intended we can delete And combine as “Packages/Options” Changes to the Tree Structure

7. Rename: “ Performance Data” Link Name Changes

8. Pictures for Parts and Spares

10. Pictures or Component Breakdown Views can be accessed in a remote window Pictures Cut-a-way and Guide cannot be opened

13. The concept of “Packages” was to Pre-select the Items and Quantities. This now would Confuse the customer That 1 would be the entire floor But they would only be ordering 1sq.ft. Packages do not reflect required multiple unit quantities

14. Done To Do Done To Do

15. Next Tent Systems and Components Protocol to create new specialty store Data Population for new tents

16. TEMPER There are over 40 different types of TEMPER. With the most popular Type IV 32’ TEMPERS containing over 150 individual components. DSCP has funded SBCCOM/Natick to provide updates to the Technical Data Package. Tentnet/Emall Site will reflect these updates as required.

17. Hexagonal, Lightweight 5-soldier Arctic The Hex Tent is a six sided, pyramidal design made with breathable wind resistant, cotton sateen cloth. The breathable properties of the cloth allows the transfer of interior condensation to the outside. This pole supported tent is still the current design tent. Arctic Hexagonal

18. The 10 Soldier Arctic Tent is a six sided, pyramidal design made with breathable wind resistant, cotton sateen cloth. This tent features front and rear door openings lace lines allow two or more tents to be complexed together. This pole supported tent is the current design. 10 Soldier Arctic Tent

19. Army Tents Individual Combat Tent (ICS) Lightweight Extreme Weather Tent (LEWS) Extreme Weather Tent (EWT ) USMC Tents 2 Man Combat Tent There are separate documents that each tent is managed by none are design control So government baseline tents are used.

20. Tarpaulins Tarps have many of the same issues as the tents. Most are old designs that were cotton duck and switched to coated vinyl. NSN: 8340-00-256-9119 Tarpaulin, Cotton with Rubberized Coating, 10’ x 8’, Olive Green, grommets and tie ropes included, MIL-T-1956, cloth wt: 5.60 oz. per sq. yd. nominal/coated cloth max wt: 16.0 oz. per sq. yd. NSN: 8340-00-926-5389 Tarpaulin, Laminated, Vinyl-Nylon or Vinyl-Polyester, Yellow, 100’ x 16’, grommets and tie ropes not included, MIL-DTL-82288, cloth wt: 17.10 oz. per sq. yd. min/19.80 oz. per sq. yd. max. NSN: 8340-00-428-7590 Tarpaulin, Laminated, Vinyl-Nylon or Vinyl-Polyester, alternating Blue/White panels, 100’ x 16’, grommets and tie ropes not included, MIL-DTL-82288, cloth wt: 17.10 oz. per sq. yd. min/19.80 oz. per sq. yd. max. NSN: 8340-01-490-6084 Tarpaulin, Laminated, Vinyl-Nylon or Vinyl-Polyester, White, 100’ x 16’, grommets and tie ropes not included, MIL-DTL-82288, cloth wt: 17.10 oz. per sq. yd. min/19.80 oz. per sq. yd. max. NSN: 8340-00-431-3775 Tarpaulin, Laminated, Vinyl-Nylon or Vinyl-Polyester, Blue, 100’ x 16’, grommets and tie ropes not included, MIL-DTL-82288, cloth wt: 9.00 oz. per sq. yd. min/11.0 oz. per sq. yd. max. NSN: 8340-00-485-3012 Tarpaulin, Nylon, Vinyl Resin Coated, Blue/Yellow, 11’ x 7’, grommets included but tie ropes not included, MIL- T-7249, cloth wt: 1.60 oz. per sq. yd. min/coated cloth: 5.50 oz. per sq. yd. max. NSN: 8340-00-577-5838 Tarpaulin, Vinyl-Coated Polyester, Camouflage Green 483, 26’ x 22’, loops included, MIL-DTL-32063, cloth wt: 19 oz/yd. max. NSN: 8340-00-841-6456 Tarpaulin, Vinyl-Coated Polyester, Camouflage Green 483, 17’ x 12’, loops included, MIL-DTL-32063, cloth wt: 19 oz/yd. max. NSN: 8340-00-817-2126 Tarpaulin, Cotton Duck, Unbleached/Natural, 16’ x 16’, with grommets and tie ropes, CCC-C-419/CCC-C-428, cloth wt: 12.5 oz./sq. yd. min. and 14.35 oz./sq. yd. max.

21. Managed Components Tent lines, Covers, tent pins and tent poles

22. Optional Equipment Heaters, Lighting and modular flooring

23. Content Manager