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Aviation: Be Static Electricity-Safe!
October 17, 2019
— To be safe around aircraft fuel, pay attention to detail.Recently, a Soldier’s arm and legs got soaked with fuel that gushed out of an open cap during a preflight inspection. He returned to the locker room to change, but static electricity from his winter underwear ignited the fumes.Outer clothing builds a charge when rubbing against the body and...
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Apache: Helmet TM Now Available on ETM Website
October 17, 2019
— Looking for the TM for the Apache Aviator Integrated Helmet (AAIH)? The wait is over...
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M2/M2A1 Machine Gun: How To Stop M2/M2A1 Damage
October 16, 2019
— Too many M2s and M2A1s are being damaged because Soldiers aren’t thoroughly trained on how to fire and maintain them. Here’s What units need to do to stop that damage...
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Corrosion: Army Corrosion Prevention & Control: What is the Why?
October 16, 2019
— Troops, listen up.Did you know that maintenance costs for fixing DoD equipment damaged by corrosion runs roughly $23 billion a year?That’s why corrosion prevention and control requires ongoing planning and execution, across all units and at all levels.The attached article from the Aviation and Missile Command (AMCOM) details the policies and...
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M16-Series Rifles & M4/M4A1 Carbines: What Slings Are Available?
October 11, 2019
— Dear Half-Mast, are there any slings available for the M16 rifle and the M4 carbine other than the classic black sling and the quick-release sling? Read on to get MSG Half-Mast's response...
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Patriot: Tips Worth Saluting
October 11, 2019
— Dear Editor,We’ve come up with a few tips that will save other Patriot Missile units time and trouble. Remember that pulling out the embedded data recorder no longer reboots the system. That used to be the standard check to see if the recorder was good. But the update to the Modern Man Station changed that. Because of the Combined Cryptographic...
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TMDE: Coordinators Now Train Online
October 11, 2019
— TMDE wants all of its unit support coordinators to take online training, even if they’ve had local TMDE training.After coordinators have taken the course and passed the five-question test, they’ll receive a training certificate by email.Here’s how to access the course: Go to https://ellc.learn.army.mil/ and click CAC/PKI Login. Select the...
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M30 BEB: Adapter Pallet Cable Needs Backup
October 10, 2019
— The M15 bridge adapter pallet (BAP) is used to launch and retrieve the new M30 bridge erection boat (BEB). A new BAP is issued with every M30.But be aware there are reports of damage to the high stress areas near the cable’s bullet on older BAPs. Watch high-stress areas for cable damage That could mean failure and an accident if the cable...
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8816M BMPM: Pave the Way to PM
October 10, 2019
— Operators,A little lube in the right place means smoother paving operations for your 8816M bituminous material paving machine (BMPM). And the conveyor grease fittings definitely qualify as the right place!The bank of five conveyor grease fittings is located under the BMPM’s hopper wing in the middle of the track on the right side. These fittings...
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8816M BMPM: Pave the Way to a Smooth Start
October 9, 2019
— Operators, keep these tips and procedures in mind before cranking up your 8816M bituminous material paving machine—your BMPM—at the worksite.These reminders can mean the difference between efficient paving and unnecessary down time. Start Up Make sure the EMERGENCY STOP switch on each control panel is off and the left and right joysticks are in...
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