text: ground force weapons 000 0000 0 00 2.1.7.2. Man portable anti- weapons 0 0 0 2.1.8.1. Small arms ammunition 0000 0 0000 00 2.1.8.2. Artillery ammunition 0000 0 000 0 00 2.1.843. Land-mines 0000 2.1.9* Airborne VHF (very high frequency) for ATC (air traffic control) 0 2.1.9* Integrated communication system 0 - United States X 0 X X X * These items were not assigned to any specific type. / ..* A/40/421 English Page 31 Table 4 (continued) I Australia 2.1.9.1. Radar systems, grouna, vehicle-mounted and man portable 2.1.9.2. Radar systems, air- borne and naval, 2.1.9.3. Strategic defence I 2.1.9.4. Radio systems, vehicle-mounted and man portable 2.1.9.5. Underwater detection systems 2.1.9.6. Electronic counter measures 2.1.10.1. Jeep-type vehicles I I 2.1.10.2; Transport vehicles 2.2. Construction 2.2.1.1. Landing runways 2.2.8.2. Maintenance and repair workshops 0000 Austria 1 l?inlandi 1; Norway 0 0 I o Ix ----FL- 01 000 I I3 Ix I I 00 I I X 000 00 0 = price made available for at least one of the three years. x = prices reported to be not availabLe readily, but which could be provided with considerable effort at this time, or more easily at a later time when computerization of data for price indexes is completed. / ..a A/40/421 English Page 32 80. A preliminary assessment of the first data received led to the conclusion that they were not only scarce, but also difficult in many cases to compare with one another. This was largely due to the fact that items for which prices were reported often constituted very different products even when they belonged to the same kind of subcategory. 81. The Group therefore endeavoured to collect more data from the contacts by means of sendinq them a compilation of hitherto.submitted information asking them 
analysis: The text appears to be a compilation of military equipment and infrastructure, with a focus on logistics and supplies. The language used is technical and specific, with mentions of anti-weapon systems, radar systems, and electronic countermeasures. The text also includes information on vehicles, workshops, and air traffic control systems. This suggests that the document is related to military planning and resource allocation.