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M-ATV FOV: New Inspections Prevent Damaged NATO Cables
October 25, 2022 — According to TACOM MA message 23-001, you need to inspect your M-ATV’s hood attachments and NATO cables. There’s an inspection document with details for inspecting hood brackets, hard stops and quick edge you must use until TM 9-2355-335-10 (Jan 22) is updated. Get the info here…... MORE

MRAP, M-ATV: Add Reflective Tape for Safety’s Sake
September 20, 2022 — MRAP and M-ATV door handles and escape latches are hard to see, so illuminate them by adding strips of reflective tape. Here’s how to get the tape and where to apply it…... MORE

MRAP, M-ATV: Service Kit NSNs
August 16, 2022 — Service kits for MRAPs and M-ATVs are essential for keeping these vehicles mission-ready. Read on to get the NSNs... MORE

Ground Vehicles: Drive Like Your Life Depends on It!
June 10, 2022 — Warfighters, MSG Half-Mast requests you huddle up with your fellow Soldiers and remind them that driving tactical vehicles is serious business. Just how serious is it? Find out here... MORE

MRAP: Rev-up MaxxPros with Particle Separator Cleaning
April 22, 2022 — Operators, a few years ago in TACOM Maintenance Action Message (MAM) 19-012, TACOM evaluated the particle separator used on all three (3) models of the MaxxPro and decided that annual replacement was no longer necessary. Instead, the particle separators just need to be cleaned every year with a couple sprays of compressed air to blow out any debris. Here's the info you'll need... MORE

Corrosion: Bust Rust with TACOM CCI Checklists
March 31, 2022 — Maintenance leaders, did you know the TACOM Corrosion website has corrosion control inspection (CCI) checklists? It sure does. Here's what you need to know... MORE

Tactical Vehicles: Don’t Make Winter Driving a Chilling Experience
February 28, 2022 — Operators, winter driving presents unique challenges. The bottom line is that you need to be prepared for these challenges. Here's what you need to know... MORE

MRAP: Learn Your Rollover Lesson
January 21, 2022 — This article initially appeared in PS 771 (Feb 17), p. 11. Operators, it’s always better to avoid a rollover than to experience one. Remember these lessons learned before you start the day’s mission. Get the lessons here... MORE

MRAP M-ATV: PM for Hard Steering
October 28, 2020 — Operators, it’s hard to turn the M-ATV’s steering wheel, especially when the vehicle has been sitting for a while. That’s because wet sand and mud corrode the steering wheel shaft where it mounts into the cab’s floor. Here’s what your mechanic can do to improve steering... MORE

MRAP, M-ATV: NSN for Air Dryer
October 28, 2020 — Dear Half-Mast, we’re having some problems ordering an air dryer for our M-ATVs. We could sure use a good NSN for this part. Can you please help? Don’t worry! I got you covered. Read on to get the information you need. ... MORE

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