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ATF

=Automatic Transmission Fluid 自动传输流体

atf

[ noun ]
the law enforcement and tax collection agency of the Treasury Department that enforces federal laws concerning alcohol and tobacco products and firearms and explosives and arson
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Navy admirals, many of whom expressed misgivings about the ATF in the past, must renegotiate the service's role in the overall program by the end of this year.
For Boeing, seeking to balance its cyclical airliner operation, the ATF represents an entree into the jet-fighter community.
Although the ATF remains by far the most lucrative project left for the aerospace industry in an era of dwindling military budgets, Maj. Gen.
The expanded suspension could affect as many as 400,000 additional weapons, ATF spokesman Dick Pedersen estimated.
Cheney has suggested ATF purchases be delayed from 1994 to 1996. The number to be bought would remain at 750.
He noted the F-15 Eagle would be nearly 30 years old when ATF planes enter service.
"All of the factors which ATF considered persuasive in banning the importation of semiautomatic assault rifles are present and applicable to semiautomatic assault pistols," the petition says.
"All of the factors which ATF considered persuasive in banning the importation of semi-automatic assault rifles are present and applicable to semi-automatic assault pistols," the petition says.
Last week during a confirmation hearing, Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, questioned the six-month slip in the ATF and why some Air Force programs are having difficulty in the latter stages of development.
The ATF's San Francisco lab uses an $80,000 laser device whose beam, when viewed through an amber filter, causes latent fingerprints to fluoresce a bright orange.
The request doesn't necessarily mean arson is suspected, but rather that there is a need for the ATF's technical expertise, said Fire Department spokesman Greg Acevedo.
Under the ATF's temporary regulation implementing the law, the warning may be affixed virtually anywhere on a bottle or can.
The ATF bureau did not include a specific budget request during the hearing.
But it is a participant in a number of programs in danger of being cut, including the B-2 stealth bomber, V-22 tilt-rotor aircraft, the ATF, the space station and the Army's proposed light helicopter.
ATF spokesman Tom Stokes said officials could release no further information.
William T. Drake, a top official at ATF, acknowledged in an interview with the Times that the move to ban previously approved weapons shipments would be controversial.
He left the U.S. courthouse with Allan MacDonald, the chief ATF agent in New Haven.
"The complaints involved readability and that's what we think we have resolved with the new regulations," Dot Koester, an ATF spokeswoman, said in an interview.
Some congressional critics question whether the Air Force even needs the ATF in the post-Cold War world.
The ATF "would be a nice piece of business for us," said William Anders, vice chairman at General Dynamics.
Initially, ATF suspended imports of more than 113,000 of the res in five categories _ AKS-type firearms such as AK-47s, Uzi carbines, FN-FAL- and FN-FNC-type weapons as well as Steyr Aug rifles.
The two suspects were taken to a San Diego County sheriff's substation pending pending transfer to the ATF office in San Diego, Stathes said.
"If you don't play in either the ATA or ATF games," says Mr. Smith, referring to the two tactical aircraft projects, "it's hard to keep up with the technology, and so your ability to compete for future projects is diminished."
The Navy also wants its own variant of the ATF, and currently has plans to procure 546 of them to replace the F-14.
Moreover, plans for the Navy to produce its own variation of the ATF have been delayed until at least the end of the decade.
Although Mr. Tellep asserted that winning the ATF is "not make it or break it for Lockheed aircraft activities," the company's historic role as a major supplier of U.S. warplanes would almost surely be threatened by a loss of this business.
"The industry knows this, ATF knows this and criminals know this," Josh Sugarmann said.
ATF estimates there are 3 million semiautomatic rifles in circulation.
The ATF is slated to succeed the Air Force F-15 and the Navy F-14D Tomcat fighter.
Higgins said the ATF, which studied the marketing and use of the weapons, said the models banned were "not being used for sporting uses."

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