16094: SENSOR ASSEMBLY,COUNTERMEASURES.
At fifty-two feet and thirty-six tons, gray whales are enormous sea-dwelling mammals. Living to be fifty years old or more, these whales journey between eating and breeding. Gray whales feed on crustaceans and other organisms living on the ocean floor.
Before winter, gray whales begin a six thousand mile migration to Baja California where mating occurs. They return home at a pace of eighty miles per day, the longest annual migration of any mammal. On their way, whales communicate to each other through loud whale song and must breathe through their blowholes on the top of their head.
Unlike most mammals, whales must breathe consciously. - Fun Fact : Gray whales sleep with one eye closed. - Scientific Name : Eschrichtius robustus - Conservation Status : Least concern (LC) - Primary Habitat : Ocean - Global Home : Oceans This part is cataloged in the U.S.
Government catalog under NSN 5120-01-422-0101, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | STEEL |
| surface_treatment | CADMIUM |
| general_characteristics_item_description | THRU RIVET COUNTERSINK TYPE FASTENER;INSIDE DIAMETER 0.252 INCHES;OUTSIDE DIAMETER 0.687 INCHES;HEAT TREATED TO 200,000 PSI IN |
| NSN | 5120-01-422-0101 |
| GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION | THRU RIVET COUNTERSINK TYPE FASTENER;INSIDE DIAMETER 0.252 INCHES;OUTSIDE DIAMETER 0.687 INCHES;HEAT TREATED TO 200,000 PSI IN |
| SURFACE TREATMENT | CADMIUM |
| MATERIAL | STEEL |
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