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The U.S. Army's Preventive Maintenance Magazine
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All Aircraft: Cold Weather Prep, Icing and Winter Hazards
December 6, 2021
— Wintery weather brings many maintenance challenges, so make sure you’re on top of cold weather operations by thinking about environmental factors, operational procedures, training and hazards. Two Flightfax articles will help you prep for cold weather...
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UH-60/AH-64: The Nuts and Bolts of Quick Disconnect Pins
November 5, 2021
— Aviation maintenance action messages (AMAMs) H-60-20-AMAM-03 and H-64-20-AMAM-04 require that all Apache and Black Hawk engines have remaining quick disconnect pins (QDPs) on the anti-ice valve and the T700 hydro-mechanical unit (HMU) removed by the start of calendar year 2022...
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T700 Engines: Field Repair of B Nut Authorized
November 5, 2021
— Mechanics, The T700 Office has determined that field repair of the B nut on the cold section module (CSM) is a cost savings over procuring a new cold section module. Follow these maintenance engineering orders (MEOs)...
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All Aircraft: Be Prepared for Cold Weather
October 25, 2021
— When winter weather extremes hit you and your aircraft with frigid temps, snow, ice and wind, even preventive maintenance (PM) defensive measures may be too little, too late...
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AH-64/UH-60: Stop Duplicate Unique Item Identifiers in TAMMS-A/MCDS
September 17, 2021
— Mechanics, components on the Apache and Black Hawk should not have duplicate unique item identifiers in The Army Maintenance Management System-Aviation Maintenance Consolidated Database System (TAMMS-A/MCDS)...
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HOT ITEM - Rotary-Wing Aircraft: Configure Mode S / ADS-B Out Properly
September 1, 2021
— MUST READ! - Mechanics, during maintenance on the APX-123/APX-123A Mode 5 transponder, the aircraft-assigned default Mode S can be zeroized or “set to factory default.” Units are subsequently not ensuring that the default Mode S address is reloaded into the APX-123/APX-123A. As a result, the FAA detects an invalid address. Unless the guidance in this article is followed, units will find themselves in hot water...
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AH-64D/E: Protecting Your TADS/PNVS Time Delay Unit
August 20, 2021
— Mechanics and operators, if you’re seeing screen degradation on the Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Time Delay Unit (TADS/PNVS TDU), that’s a sign of a breakdown in the polarization layer of the unit caused by exposure to sunlight or solar radiation, as well as heat and humidity. To learn more about potential mission impacts of this damage, read this article...
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Apache: CCAD Needs Unserviceable Carrier Drive Assemblies
August 10, 2021
— Apache armament maintainers, check your back shops and work locations for unserviceable carrier drive assemblies, NSN 1005-01-221-7602. Corpus Christi Army Depot (CCAD) needs them. Right now, CCAD has zero unserviceable carrier drive assemblies to repair. If you got ‘em, get ‘em in now!...
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AH-64D/E: Bad or Loose Connectors Cause Problems
August 4, 2021
— According to the Apache Sensors Project Office, maintainers are encountering poor Manned Un-Manned Teaming (MUMT) signal strength on systems that check out with a test set, while pilots are reporting having bad video in the aircraft...
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Apache: Stay in Touch with Transportability Team
August 2, 2021
— The Apache Project Management (PM) Transportability Team (APMTT) provides support to Apache units requiring movement. This includes preparing equipment, providing a transportability technician and conducting training and pre-deployment preparation mentoring. Read on to learn more...
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