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• M13486 — (MIL C 13486 or MIL DTL 13486) is a highly utilized military specification wire and a heavy duty vehicle and aircraft cable. The MIL DTL 13486 military specification was last revised in May 2006 and was originally created by the Department of… …   Wikipedia

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