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In addition, IETM's are used mostly by the military, and most of the
military project writers I've know neither subscribe to this list or belong
to STC.
Again, I recommend finding mailing lists for G.I.'s. Though, your Israeli
e-mail address may make those guys skittish.
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From: jkajpust -at- concentric -dot- net [mailto:jkajpust -at- concentric -dot- net]
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 7:41 PM
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: Re: IETM survey deadline - Help!!!
Rather than lack of interest, it's probably a lack of meeting your
requirements. I doubt that writing avionics manuals is all that
common these days and there are probably even fewer users of
them on this list.
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