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NEWS | March 28, 2023

Lead-Acid Batteries: WP Update for TM 9-6140-200-13

BLUF: WP 0020 of TM 9-6140-200-13 (May 11) has an update to key AR reference.

Lead-acid batteries at Camp Humphreys, Republic of South Korea
Photo by Capt. Scott Kuh
 
Heads up! There’s an update to WP 0020 of TM 9-6140-200-13, Operator and Field Maintenance for Automotive Lead-Acid Storage Batteries (May 11). WP 0020 tells you to see Para 8-20 in AR 750-1 for current policy. However, the latest version of AR 750-1, Army Materiel Maintenance Policy (Feb 23), replaces Para 8-20 with Para 14-21.
       
Make a note that WP 0020 should now tell you to see Para 14-21 in AR 750-1 for current policy.
       
TACOM will correct WP 0020 in a future TM update.
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