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Aviation Year-in-Review: New and Updated NSNs Captured in 2022
January 13, 2023 — Updated or new NSNs are a challenge to keep up with. Here’s a list that PS captured in 2022 for aircraft and aviation equipment. Get them here…... MORE

AGSE: Get SCAMP II Filters from Supply System
September 2, 2022 — The Army is now listed as a user of the SCAMP II Expeditionary Crane filters, which can be ordered through the supply system. Keep reading to get the correct NSNs. ... MORE

AGSE: Install SATS Wheel Assembly Correctly
August 25, 2022 — There's a right way and a wrong way to install the wheel assemblies on the SATS. We told you the correct way in PS 777 (Aug 17) and the TM's been updated to reflect the same procedures. Read on to refresh your memory and to do it RIGHT... MORE

AGSE: How to Get a Windshield Wiper Arm for SATS
August 17, 2022 — The SATS TM has an incorrect NSN and part number for the SATS windshield wiper arm. Until the TM is updated, units should order the wiper arm from the manufacturer. Keep reading to learn the details... MORE

AGSE: Got Questions About SCAMP Warranty Claims?
August 1, 2022 — Keep abreast of the SCAMP warranty claims and fill out the paperwork for claims if needed. Find out more HERE... MORE

AGSE: Get Polymer Doors for ALUMMC
June 16, 2022 — I’ve been trying to get NSNs for the passenger-side and driver-side polymer doors used on the Aviation Light Utility Mobile Maintenance Cart (ALUMMC), NSN 1740-01-632-9476, to replace the international automation systems (IAS) ALUMMC -2 glass doors, but have had no luck. I’ve called John Deere, as well, but they are not sure about the right doors. Can you help? Read on to learn the answer... MORE

AGSE: Latest SCAMP II TM Available
May 26, 2022 — Mechanics, make a note that the SCAMP II’s TM 9-3810-365-13&P (Feb 22) is now available through the LDAC ETM website. Read on for details... MORE

AGSE: Tire Replacement for GANG
March 15, 2022 — I'm doing maintenance on the tire and wheel assembly for the generic aircraft nitrogen generator (GANG) and have hit a roadblock. In TM 1-3655-245-13&P (Mar 13), the NSN for the tire and wheel assembly is inactive according to FED LOG, although the part number is still active. I'm wondering if there’s a new NSN. Can you help? Yes we can, so read on... MORE

AGSE: Maintenance Platform Care & Safety
March 10, 2022 — Successful maintenance on aircraft is a must. To access hard-to-reach places on your Black Hawk, Apache or Chinook, you’ll need maintenance platforms. And these platforms also require maintenance, so read on to discover how to keep them operational and you safe... MORE

AGSE: Maintaining Aircraft Jacks
January 26, 2022 — This article initially appeared in PS 760 (Mar 16). Mechanics, if you have jacks sitting around the hangar collecting dust, make sure you give them a personal maintenance once-over before using them on your helicopters. ... MORE

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