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NEWS | Feb. 16, 2024

AGSE: Find AGPU Protective Cover Maintenance Instructions in TM

BLUF: AGPU protective cover, NSN 5340-01-663-8273, care, maintenance and installation instructions are in TM 1-1730-229-13 (Jan 17, w/Ch 1, Apr 17).  

Soldiers working on an aviation ground power unit during hands-on training.
Photo by Abraham Essenmacher
 
Mechanics, on Pages 24-25 in PS 778 (Jan 17), we told you about the aviation ground power unit (AGPU) protective cover, its care and maintenance, installation instructions and warnings. Back then, the information had not been published in TM 1-1730-229-13 (Jan 17).  
 
A few months later (Apr 17), the AGPU maintenance instructions were added to the TM, and the cover was assigned NSN 5340-01-663-8273.  Be sure to read and heed the relevant TM pages HERE, paying particular attention to the warnings and cautions. 

AGPU cover unfolded.
AGPU cover unfolded

AGPU cover.
AGPU cover

Follow TM instructions to cover AGPU.
Follow TM instructions to cover AGPU
 
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