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TMDE: Changing GCSS-Army Verification Dates Threatens Safety, Reliability
January 30, 2020 — Some support units and TMDE discovered Soldiers who go into GCSS-Army and change the verification dates for weapons, night vision equipment and diagnostic equipment... MORE

MEDEVAC: Get Hoist Training at Your Unit
January 30, 2020 — If your unit needs hoist training, Breeze-Eastern has a great training option. They’ll come to you! If more than four to five students need training, this option may be more economical than paying TDY for the attendees. Request the training by filling out the form at the link in this article... MORE

Tactical Computers: Take Cover from Water Damage
January 30, 2020 — Water has many uses, but one thing you don’t want to get water on is computer equipment. Unfortunately, that’s happening because some Soldiers are leaving their tactical computer systems exposed when power-washing their vehicles. Click MORE to learn how to prevent possible damage... MORE

Patriot Missile System: Pinpoint PM
January 29, 2020 — This article initially appeared in Issue PS 785, pages 46-47. Dear Editor, we recommend these tips to keep Patriots firing with pinpoint accuracy: First, make sure to hit all the grease points and keep track of lubrication. The launcher especially has grease points that are often overlooked and then the outriggers or bullring end up with expensive damage... MORE

Aviation: Need NSNs for Boots and Flight Suits?
January 29, 2020 — I’m deployed and I’m looking for some aviator olive-colored flight suits, gloves and boot NSNs. Can you help me with a list of NSNs for these items? ... MORE

M989A1 HEMAT Shock Absorber NSN
January 29, 2020 — Use NSN 2510-01-674-7408 to get a shock absorber for the 11-ton heavy expanded mobile ammunition trailer (HEMAT). This NSN replaces NSN 2510-01-289-8286 shown as Item 2 in Fig 22 of TM 9-2330-383-14&P (Dec 91, w/Ch 1, Jan 02). ... MORE

PLS Maintenance Question?
January 28, 2020 — Have a repair part, TM or general maintenance question about the PLS and PLS trailers? Get an answer from the PLS equipment specialists at TACOM LCMC. Just send an email to the email address in this article... MORE

AGSE: The Right Way to Order Zephyr RHGSE Parts
January 24, 2020 — Soldier operating Zephyr on LakotaMechanics,Getting the parts you need for your Zephyr rescue hoist ground support equipment (RHGSE) may require some additional steps. While most of the Zephyr’s parts have NSNs and are listed in FED LOG, they don’t have a source of supply (SOS) code.Why?The NSNs are inactive or suspended due to a lack of demand... MORE

Logistics Management: Unserviceable DLR Carcass Return
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Black Hawk: Turn in Repairable Unserviceable Parts
January 24, 2020 — Mechanics, the rigid connecting links with condition code F are repairable. If your shop has unserviceable connecting links, NSN 3040-01-197-1745 (PN 70400-08110-060) and NSN 3040-01-287-2438 (PN 70400-08151-061), turn them in. Here's how... MORE

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