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Information is provided concerning built-in test (BIT) and its importance to the military user. The paper is directed at the engineers who design the mission equipment. The discussion points to the need for greater availability in development of weapon systems. To most designers, availability is an unknown and unquantifiable metric that is often ignored. Availability must be defined in terms more easily understood by the design community.<>