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NEWS | Oct. 7, 2021

Soldier Support: Grounding and Bonding Info

Groundwork
Photo by Sgt. Jermaine Jackson
 
Proper grounding and bonding of generators and commo equipment isn’t merely a safety step. It’s a matter of life and death. For your own protection—and that of your fellow Soldiers—review CECOM Pamphlet TR 98‑6, Earth Grounding and Bonding Pamphlet (Oct 98). Grab your CAC and download it from our milSuite site at:
 
 
Also take a look at TC 6-02.6, Grounding Techniques for Tactical Equipment and Systems (Nov 17):
 
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