Defense & Law-Enforcement Armory RFID
RFID Weapon Tracking Tag
Armory Accountability
Quick answer
RFID weapon tracking tags attach a tamper-evident, cryptographically verifiable identifier to every issued firearm and crew-served weapon. The programme preserves MIL-STD-130N IUID marking, US Army AR 190-11 + AR 710-2 AA&E accountability, Navy OPNAVINST 5530.13D, USMC MCO 5530.14A, USAF AFMAN 31-101 and DoD 5200.08-R arms / ammunition / explosives physical security. It also preserves ATF 27 CFR Part 478 FFL record-keeping, 18 USC §922 GCA, NATO STANAG 2495 + STANAG 4569, NIBIN ballistic correlation, UK Firearms Act 1968, and EU Firearms Directive (EU) 2021/555 marking / tracing obligations. The same identifier covers tasers, batons and optics across military armories, National Guard AA&E vaults, federal law-enforcement evidence rooms, municipal police armories and private security operations.
- MIL-STD-130N IUID / DoD UID-compliant per-weapon identifier on each firearm, mapped to the DoD Item Unique Identification Registry, NIIN, DoDAAC and armorer / unit assignment — so AR 190-11 + DoD 5200.08-R + OPNAVINST 5530.13D audits produce a positive-accountability record instead of a clipboard roster.
- UHF portal + smart-rack + handheld reader architecture — full armory inventory of 500-5,000 weapons in under 5 minutes instead of the 4-12 hour visual-count process; portal events paired with CAC / PIV / HSPD-12 authenticated identity produce FIPS 201-3 / NIST SP 800-116 chain-of-custody with cryptographic per-scan signatures on NTAG424 DNA variant.
- Tamper-evident, firing-validated attachment — potted inside the weapon stock / grip cavity / rail-recess; passes MIL-STD-810H vibration, shock, temperature and altitude profiles; weapon function and accuracy unaffected; tamper-flag (Monza R6-P) + NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128 signature flags removal attempts for 18 USC §922 / ATF investigation.
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Impinj Monza R6-P (96-bit EPC + 32-bit TID + 64-bit user + 32-bit tamper flag) for primary armory fleets; Impinj M750 / M770 / M775 for long-range rack-level reads; NXP...
Frequency / air interface
860-960 MHz UHF Gen2v2 per EPCglobal Class 1 Gen 2 v2.1 + ISO/IEC 18000-63:2015 for portal, rack and handheld reads. 13.56 MHz HF per ISO/IEC 14443-3 Type A + NFC Forum...
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DoD UID / IUID per MIL-STD-130N §6 encoded as a GS1 GIAI-96 per GS1 Tag Data Standard 2.0 §7.1 (IUID Construct #2: EID / IAC / PNO / SEQ). Carries NSN / NIIN, manufacturer CAGE code, weapon serial (OEM), DoD Property Number / USMC SerTrak ID / USAF Small Arms / USA PS&E, caliber (NATO 9×19 / 5.56×45 / 7.62×51 / 12.7×99 BMG / 40mm MK19 / 12-gauge / Taser 25 / OC baton), fire-control group (FCG) serial where applicable, receiver serial for federal FFL records, and last ATF 27 CFR §478.125 bound-book entry reference. Armory events published as EPCIS 2.0 ObjectEvents with bizStep=issuing / returning / inspecting / transferring / destroying and disposition keyed to AA&E custody state.
- Form-factor SKUs (6)
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(1) Stock-cavity potted: 10 × 5 × 2 mm miniature inlay potted in 3M DP-110 / Loctite EA 9460 vibration-dampening compound inside M4 / M16 / M14 / Mk18 / HK416 / SCAR stock cavity or AR-pistol buffer-tube void; (2) Grip-cavity insert: 15 × 8 mm inlay into M9 / M17 / M18 / Glock 17/19/19M / SIG P320 grip panel / M500 stock screw void; (3) Picatinny / M-LOK rail-recess: 20 × 10 mm on-metal on-tag under the existing rail cover, anti-metal Monza R6-P; (4) Receiver etch-pad: 25 × 12 mm discrete on-metal patch under lower-receiver or optic-mount plate for M240 / M2 / Mk19 crew-served fit; (5) Optic / PEQ-15 / PVS-14 accessory tag: 15 × 10 mm on-metal for IUID-tagged ancillary items under MIL-STD-130N §5.3; (6) Gun-case / rifle-rack tag: 40 × 20 mm for storage-level accountability on Pelican / Hardigg / SKB cases and Argos / Space Plus Combat Weapon Rack positions.
- Environmental qualification
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MIL-STD-810H Methods 501 / 502 (high/low temperature -40 °C to +85 °C), Method 507 humidity, Method 514 vibration including Annex C Procedure I firing profile, Method 516 shock (40g / 11 ms half-sine) including gun-firing shock, Method 509 salt fog, Method 510 sand/dust, Method 520 combined environments, Method 519 gunfire vibration. 10,000+ round firing qualification across 9×19 / 5.56 / 7.62 / 12-gauge / .50 BMG validated per MIL-STD-810H §514.8 Annex C Procedure I ballistic-shock profile. IP67 / IP68 for field / maritime deployment.
- Read range
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1-3 m handheld at weapon-by-weapon inspection; 2-5 m rack-face scan at the armory rack front; 3-7 m portal read at armory door / evidence-room threshold with CAC / PIV pairing; 0-5 cm HF NFC tap for NTAG424 DNA per-weapon forensic chain-of-custody; 0-10 cm buried-in-stock UHF read via contact-coupled handheld for MIL-SPEC audit where open-air read is blocked.
- Tamper & physical-security features
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Monza R6-P 32-bit tamper flag triggers on adhesive / mechanical separation; NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128 signs each forensic tap so tag swap or cloning produces a distinct cryptographic mismatch; epoxy potting per 3M DP-110 / Loctite EA 9460 meets US Army DA PAM 710-2-1 tamper-evidence expectation; rail-recess variant carries frangible backing so removal destroys antenna. Event log captures tamper state against the weapon's DoD UID and the armorer's CAC / PIV identity.
- Compliance framework
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MIL-STD-130N Change 1 Identification Marking of U.S. Military Property · MIL-STD-129R Marking for Shipment and Storage · DoD Instruction 8320.04 Item Unique Identification (IUID) Standards for Tangible Personal Property · DoD Manual 4140.01 Vol 1-11 DoD Supply Chain Materiel Management · AR 190-11 Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives · AR 710-2 Supply Policy Below the National Level · AR 190-51 Security of Unclassified Army Property · DoD 5200.08-R Physical Security Program · OPNAVINST 5530.13D Department of the Navy Physical Security Instruction for Arms · SECNAV M-5510.36 · MCO 5530.14A · AFMAN 31-101 Integrated Defense · AFI 31-117 Arms and Ammunition Use · USCG COMDTINST M5530.1E · ATF 27 CFR Part 478 Commerce in Firearms and Ammunition · 18 USC §922 Gun Control Act · 18 USC §923 Licensing · NATO STANAG 2495 Marking of Small Arms and Light Weapons · NATO STANAG 4569 Protection Levels · UK Firearms Act 1968 + Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997 · EU Directive (EU) 2021/555 Firearms Directive + Regulation (EU) 2021/555 Marking and Tracing · UN Firearms Protocol (PoA) · FIPS 201-3 PIV · NIST SP 800-116 · HSPD-12 · CJIS Security Policy v5.9.3 · ISO/IEC 27001:2022 · MIL-STD-810H · FCC Part 15 · ETSI EN 302 208 · IC RSS-247.
- Platform integration
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DoD IUID Registry (via WAWF / iRAPT / PIEE), US Army Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) / Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-Army), USMC SerTrak, USAF Small Arms / Air Force Integrated Logistics System (AFILS), US Navy SERVMART + R-Supply, USCG Weapons Accountability & Management System (WAMS). Federal law enforcement: ATF eForm / FFL eZ Check, FBI NCIC, Bureau of Prisons Armory Management, US Secret Service Armory, DEA SENTRI, US Marshals Service. Municipal / enterprise armories: Fortify Armory, Real Time Armory, Chameleon Armory, Armory Command, Lead Armor, GunBusters, QuarterMaster. Evidence room: BEAST (BlueBEAR) by Porter Lee, Tracker by SAFE Inc, Evidence Logger by FileOnQ, CrimePad, BEAST Mobile. NIBIN ballistic: ATF NIBIN integration + BRASSTRAX-3D + EVOFINDER. EU law enforcement: EUROPOL SIENA + Schengen Information System (SIS II) + iARMS + Europol Weapons and Explosives Analysis Project (EWAP). CAC / PIV / HSPD-12 identity: DMDC / DEERS + Active Directory Federation Services.
- Serial & cryptographic provenance
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Per-weapon DoD UID / IUID encoded at Proud Tek secured encoding cell against the DoD IUID Registry extract or FFL bound-book export; optional NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128 key-derivation per NXP AN12196 for Tier-1 law-enforcement evidence rooms and NATO Tier-1 armories requiring per-scan signed events; key-management pack supports FIPS 201-3 / CJIS Security Policy v5.9.3 audit and DoD DCSA physical-security inspection.
- MOQ
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500 units per SKU for standard R6-P / UCODE 9 stock-cavity, grip-cavity and rail-recess variants; 1,000 units for M750 / M775 long-range portal variants; 1,000 units for NTAG424 DNA cryptographic variants with dedicated key-derivation root. Lead time 4-6 weeks for standard; 6-8 weeks for NTAG424 DNA + IUID pre-encoding pack with DoD-aligned documentation trail (manufacturer CAGE code + NIIN + NSN + DoDAAC reconciled).
- Typical pricing
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USD 0.60–2.50 /pc by size (typical FOB Shenzhen range) — firm quote in one business day.
Commercial terms
- MOQ
- Varies by SKU — stock items from 100 pcs; custom production typically 200-1,000 pcs
- Lead time
- Production 2-3 weeks after artwork and encoding sign-off; reorders on a 3-4 week cycle
- Samples
- Free samples and RF test report with every order; courier at customer cost
- Payment
- 50% T/T deposit, 50% before shipment; Net 30/60 for established accounts; LC for large orders
- Shipping
- FOB Shenzhen / Yantian; DHL, FedEx or EMS air freight; sea LCL / FCL for volume
- Response
- Itemized quote within one business day, Mon-Fri (UTC+8)
Why manual weapons accountability fails AR 190-11 + ATF FFL audit
- AR 190-11 physical-security programmes require sensitive-item accountability with positive hand-receipt control. A 500-5,000-weapon armory running visual serial-number counts generates the single largest class of DoD DCSA physical-security-inspection finding, and shift-change inventory often exceeds the time-on-task commanders can reasonably sustain.
- DoD Instruction 8320.04 mandates MIL-STD-130N IUID marking for sensitive materiel including small arms. Manual roster reconciliation against the DoD IUID Registry is error-prone and creates Registry-vs-field divergence that the DCSA audit scrubs every inspection cycle.
- ATF 27 CFR §478.125 bound-book entries for every firearm received / disposed at FFL-holding law-enforcement agencies are routinely reconciled by hand. Typos, missed entries and illegible handwriting trigger ATF compliance-inspection violations under §478.123 / §478.125.
- NIBIN (FBI / ATF National Integrated Ballistic Information Network) correlation and EU 2021/555 / UN Firearms Protocol tracing require the weapon serial to be demonstrably tied to the recovered ballistic or crime-gun record. Paper-log chain-of-custody cannot reliably defend the time-sequenced custody path.
- Municipal and private security armories running 100-1,000 weapons with paper sign-out books cannot meet insurance-carrier and CJIS-adjacent evidentiary expectations. Weapon loss / theft events reveal log gaps that convert into civil liability and regulatory exposure.
How Proud Tek solves it — MIL-STD-130N / AA&E / ATF / NATO / EU-fit armory RFID
Paper sign-out + visual serial-number count
- Paper sign-out / roster count — 30-60 min per formation; 4-12 h armory inventory; shift-change log gaps the DCSA / ATF audit routinely cite.
- Manual IUID reconciliation against the DoD IUID Registry — Registry-vs-field divergence feeds DCSA findings.
- ATF §478.125 bound-book entries hand-written — typos / missed entries drive inspection violations.
- No chain-of-custody cryptographic signature — NIBIN / EU 2021/555 tracing contested on paper logs.
- No portal automation — weapon-theft events undetected until the next scheduled inventory.
Proud Tek MIL-STD-130N / AA&E / ATF / NATO / EU armory RFID programme
- Tag-encoded DoD UID / IUID on stock-cavity / grip / rail / receiver / optic / gun-case SKUs; 10,000+ round firing qualification; MIL-STD-810H temperature / shock / vibration / salt-fog passed.
- Automatic IUID Registry sync via PIEE / iRAPT / GCSS-Army / PBUSE; Registry-vs-field divergence resolves in real time.
- ATF §478.125 bound-book generated from EPCIS 2.0 event feed; FFL eZ Check export on demand.
- NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128 per-scan signature + Monza R6-P tamper flag — NIBIN / EU 2021/555 / UN Firearms Protocol chain-of-custody defensible.
- UHF portal + smart rack + CAC / PIV identity pairing; unauthorized removal flagged in seconds, not at next-day inventory.
- Per-weapon DoD UID / IUID encoded under MIL-STD-130N §6 on Monza R6-P / M775 / UCODE 9 / Higgs-9 / NTAG424 DNA. SKUs span stock-cavity / grip-cavity / rail-recess / receiver etch-pad / optic-accessory / gun-case, with 3M DP-110 / Loctite EA 9460 potting and 10,000+ round firing qualification per MIL-STD-810H §514.8 Annex C.
- UHF portal read + smart-rack + handheld — inventory of 500-5,000 weapons in under 5 min. Portal events paired with CAC / PIV / HSPD-12 identity produce FIPS 201-3 / NIST SP 800-116 cryptographic chain-of-custody.
- Monza R6-P tamper flag + NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128 per-scan signature closes the tag-swap / cloning attack surface. The pairing produces evidentiary records the ATF / DCSA / CJIS / NATO STANAG 2495 audits expect.
- Wiring into DoD IUID Registry (via PIEE / iRAPT), PBUSE / GCSS-Army / AFILS / SerTrak / WAMS. The same wiring extends to ATF eForm / FFL eZ Check, NCIC, NIBIN + BRASSTRAX / EVOFINDER, and Fortify Armory / Real Time Armory / Chameleon / Armory Command / Lead Armor. BEAST / Tracker / FileOnQ evidence rooms are wired in, and EU sites add EUROPOL SIENA / SIS II / iARMS / EWAP.
- Hazardous-area support via ATEX / IECEx Zone 1-2 + UL / CSA Class I Div 1-2 reader stacks for ammunition / explosive-atmosphere-adjacent vaults. MIL-STD-810H-qualified tag hardware survives deployed-environment exposure.
Field operating notes — military / law-enforcement armory estates
What the programme changes about accountability posture. Shift from visual serial-number count + paper sign-out + hand-written ATF §478.125 bound-book to a MIL-STD-130N IUID-encoded per-weapon record closes the three most-cited DCSA / ATF / CJIS findings: inventory-reconciliation gap against the DoD IUID Registry, §478.125 bound-book transcription error, and inability to demonstrate cryptographic chain-of-custody during NIBIN / EU 2021/555 / UN Firearms Protocol tracing. Portal + smart-rack + CAC / PIV identity pairing reduces shift-change inventory from the 30-60 min commanders absorb today to sub-5-minute automated reconciliation. Tier-1 evidence rooms layer NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128 per-scan signatures for forensic-grade provenance. (Sources: MIL-STD-130N Change 1 · DoDI 8320.04 IUID · AR 190-11 Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives · DoD 5200.08-R Physical Security Program · ATF 27 CFR Part 478 §478.123 / §478.125 · NATO STANAG 2495 Marking of Small Arms and Light Weapons · EU Directive (EU) 2021/555 Firearms Directive · FIPS 201-3 PIV + NIST SP 800-116..)
- Weeks 1-3
DoD IUID Registry / FFL bound-book / armory roster reconciliation; NSN / NIIN / CAGE code verification; AA&E risk category assignment per DoD 5200.08-R; GS1 GIAI-96 issuer-code registration per GS1 Tag Data Standard 2.0.
- Weeks 4-6
SKU + chip selection (Monza R6-P / M775 / UCODE 9 / Higgs-9 / NTAG424 DNA); stock-cavity / grip / rail / receiver / optic / gun-case placement; MIL-STD-810H Method 514 firing profile + Method 519 gunfire vibration + Method 507 humidity + Method 509 salt fog validation on pilot lot; potting compound selection per DA PAM 710-2-1.
- Weeks 7-12
Pilot armory (battalion vault / precinct armory / FFL evidence room) rollout + portal + smart-rack + handheld wiring; DoD IUID Registry sync via PIEE / iRAPT + PBUSE / GCSS-Army / AFILS / SerTrak / WAMS feeds; ATF §478.125 bound-book auto-generation dry-run; DCSA / ATF / NATO / CJIS audit rehearsal.
- Month 4+
Enterprise rollout; NIBIN + BRASSTRAX / EVOFINDER ballistic correlation; evidence-room platforms (BEAST / Tracker / FileOnQ / CrimePad); EU sites activate EUROPOL SIENA / SIS II / iARMS / EWAP and EU 2021/555 tracing export; NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128 signatures enabled for Tier-1 evidence rooms and NATO Tier-1 armories.
- Pattern begins with a DoD IUID Registry extract (or FFL bound-book export / municipal armory roster) reconciliation, followed by NSN / NIIN / CAGE-code verification and a GS1 GIAI-96 issuer-code registration before any tag is cut. AA&E risk category assignment (I / II / III / IV per DoD 5200.08-R) sets the hardening profile.
- SKU selection balances weapon platform (M4 / M16 / M14 / HK416 / SCAR / M9 / M17 / M18 / Glock / M240 / M2 / Mk19 / PEQ-15 / PVS-14), mounting cavity (stock / grip / rail / receiver / optic / case) and threat profile (barracks / vault / vehicle / field / combat load). MIL-STD-810H Method 514 firing profile is selected per caliber. Method 519 gunfire vibration overlay is selected for crew-served weapons.
- Pilot armory: one battalion vault / one precinct armory / one federal FFL holder's evidence room runs the full MIL-STD-130N IUID-encoded programme under portal + smart-rack + handheld for 90 days in parallel with the legacy paper programme. DCSA / ATF / NATO / CJIS audit rehearsal validates the event export and §478.125 bound-book generation.
- Enterprise-wide cutover: DoD IUID Registry sync via PIEE / iRAPT; PBUSE / GCSS-Army / AFILS / SerTrak / WAMS feed activation. NIBIN + BRASSTRAX / EVOFINDER ballistic correlation wiring; evidence-room platforms (BEAST / Tracker / FileOnQ / CrimePad) onboarded; EU sites add EUROPOL SIENA / SIS II / iARMS / EWAP and EU 2021/555 tracing export.
- Before: paper roster
- After: MIL-STD-130N IUID-traceable weapon custody record
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FAQ
Does the tag affect weapon function, accuracy or firing shock tolerance?
No. The tag is passive (no battery, no emissions), under 1 gram, and mounted in a non-functional void — stock cavity, grip panel, rail recess, receiver etch-pad. It does not contact moving parts, barrel, chamber or sighting surface. Hardware is qualified under MIL-STD-810H Method 514 Annex C Procedure I gun-firing vibration profile and Method 519 gunfire vibration; 10,000+ rounds across 9×19, 5.56, 7.62, 12-gauge and .50 BMG platforms validated. Tagged weapons pass standard function and accuracy checks without measurable change.
How does the programme satisfy MIL-STD-130N IUID and AR 190-11?
Each weapon carries a DoD UID / IUID encoded per MIL-STD-130N §6 under IUID Construct #2 (EID / IAC / PNO / SEQ) on a GS1 GIAI-96 carrier. The tag writes to the DoD IUID Registry via PIEE / iRAPT and syncs to PBUSE / GCSS-Army / AFILS / SerTrak / WAMS depending on service. AR 190-11 physical-security positive accountability is produced by the portal + smart-rack + handheld event stream paired with CAC / PIV / HSPD-12 authenticated identity — DCSA physical-security inspections resolve against the per-weapon record.
How does the programme integrate with ATF FFL §478.125 bound-book and NIBIN?
The EPCIS 2.0 event feed auto-generates the ATF 27 CFR §478.125 bound-book entries for every receipt, disposition, transfer, sale and destruction at FFL-holding law-enforcement agencies; ATF eForm / FFL eZ Check export is on-demand. NIBIN ballistic correlation (ATF / FBI) and crime-gun traces resolve to the per-weapon IUID record, closing the evidentiary gap paper logs cannot defend. EU sites export to EUROPOL SIENA / SIS II / iARMS / EWAP and EU 2021/555 tracing.
What tamper and anti-clone features are available?
Monza R6-P variant carries a 32-bit tamper flag that triggers on adhesive or mechanical separation. The NTAG424 DNA variant adds SUN CMAC AES-128 per-scan signatures (per NXP AN12196) so each forensic tap produces a distinct cryptographic mismatch if the tag is cloned or swapped. Epoxy potting per 3M DP-110 / Loctite EA 9460 meets DA PAM 710-2-1 tamper-evidence expectation. Rail-recess variants use a frangible backing that destroys the antenna on removal. All events record against the armorer / evidence-custodian's CAC / PIV identity.
Sources & references
Primary standards, OEM datasheets and regulatory documents cited by this article. All URLs were verified on the access date shown below.
- MIL-STD-130N Change 1 Identification Marking of U.S. Military Property
Defines IUID marking methodology encoded on the tag under IUID Construct #2 (EID / IAC / PNO / SEQ).
- DoD Instruction 8320.04 Item Unique Identification (IUID) Standards for Tangible Personal Property of the Department of Defense
Policy directive mandating IUID marking for sensitive materiel including small arms; registry sync expectations.
- AR 190-11 Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives
Governs AA&E positive-accountability and physical-security expectations the programme is designed to satisfy.
- DoD 5200.08-R Physical Security Program (including AA&E risk category I/II/III/IV)
Classifies AA&E risk categories driving SKU hardening and portal-layer design.
- ATF 27 CFR Part 478 — Commerce in Firearms and Ammunition (including §478.123 + §478.125 bound-book)
Federal Firearms Licensee commerce, record-keeping and bound-book provisions that the EPCIS 2.0 feed auto-generates.
- NATO STANAG 2495 Marking of Small Arms and Light Weapons
NATO marking standard for small arms the per-weapon identifier aligns to for coalition operations.
- Directive (EU) 2021/555 on control of the acquisition and possession of weapons (consolidated Firearms Directive)
EU Firearms Directive consolidated text including marking and tracing obligations; export feed supports EUROPOL iARMS.
- FIPS 201-3 Personal Identity Verification (PIV) of Federal Employees and Contractors + NIST SP 800-116 Guidelines for PIV in Physical Access Control
CAC / PIV / HSPD-12 identity pairing used at portal events to produce federal chain-of-custody.
- MIL-STD-810H Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests (Methods 501 / 502 / 507 / 509 / 510 / 514 / 516 / 519 / 520)
Environmental qualification basis for the stock-cavity / grip / rail SKUs including Method 514 Annex C firing profile and Method 519 gunfire vibration.
- GS1 Tag Data Standard 2.0 + EPCIS 2.0 (GIAI-96 identifier and event schema) + NXP AN12196 NTAG424 DNA SUN CMAC AES-128
Defines the GIAI-96 carrier of the DoD UID and the NTAG424 DNA per-scan signature mechanism used on Tier-1 programmes.
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