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NEWS | Dec. 3, 2020

MLRS: Need the APU Filter Element?


If you’re looking for the APU filter element NSN for your MLRS in Item 66 of Fig 130 in TM 9-2350-420-13&P (May 18), it’s missing.  So if you need to order the filter element, use NSN 4130-01-476-2341. Make note of this NSN in your TM until a future TM change adds this info.
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