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Combat Vehicles Year-in-Review: New and Updated NSNs Captured in 2022
January 13, 2023 — Updated or new NSNs are a challenge to keep up with. Here’s a list that PS captured in 2022 for combat vehicles and equipment. Get them here…... MORE

M2/M3 Bradley: Basic Maintenance Keeps Your Mission on Track
August 23, 2022 — Taking care of your vehicle’s batteries and regularly checking oil levels will maintain readiness and save time and money. Keep reading to find out what to do... MORE

M2A4/M7A4 Bradley: Turret Battery Maintenance Info
August 12, 2022 — Crewmen need to regularly maintain their vehicle's batteries but instructions are currently missing from the TMs. Read on to find out exactly what to do until they're added to the manuals. ... MORE

Be Prepared for Hot Weather: A List of Must-Read PS Articles
June 21, 2022 — Soldiers, even though it happens every year, it somehow seems to sneak up on us. It’s summer and the heat is on! Read on to see how to keep you and your equipment cool... MORE

Bradley: New Software for LRUs to Work
May 12, 2022 — Maintainers, new or upgraded line replaceable units (LRUs) for the Bradley M2A3 and M3A3 Bradley Fire Support Team (BFIST) require an updated Vehicle Version Identification (VVID) to make sure the new hardware will work as intended. Keep reading to learn more... MORE

Bradley FOV: FBCB2/JBC-P Drive Corruption
April 8, 2022 — Maintainers, the Bradley’s computer drive that powers the Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2)/Joint Battle Command Platform (JBC-P) can become corrupted if the system is improperly shut down or if the main vehicle power is lost... MORE

Bradley FOV: Don’t Remove Towing Shackles Before Turning In
March 25, 2022 — Units are in the process of turning in their Bradley A2/A3 vehicles to depot so they can be upgraded to the new A4 variant. There’s no need to remove the shackle anchors, NSN 4030-01-187-0964, from vehicles being turned in for upgrade. They’ll be removed at depot before the new tie downs are installed. ... MORE

Bradley FOV: Avoid "Wet Stacking" With Proper Idling
October 18, 2021 — Operators, running your Bradley’s engine at idle for long periods of time can cause “wet stacking.” That’s a condition caused by unburned diesel fuel passing into the exhaust system... MORE

M2/M3-Series Bradleys: Keep Batteries Mission Ready
December 13, 2019 — Crewmen, take care of your Bradley’s batteries so they’re charged and ready at all times. You won’t get far with dead or damaged batteries! Here’s a couple of power problems that can cause your next mission to fizzle out:... MORE

M2/M3-Series Bradley: When a Leak Isn’t a Leak
November 26, 2019 — Crewmen, be sure to inspect your Bradley’s shock absorbers right away for leaks. Replace any shock absorber, NSN 2540-01-624-5291, that has a Class II or Class III leak. If the shock has a Class I leak, keep a close eye on it, but don’t replace it unless the leak gets worse... MORE

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