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Tag: Apache Helicopter

Black Hawk/Apache: Don’t Hoard T700-GE-701C PTMs
November 25, 2019 — Check for unserviceable power train modules, NSN2840-01-286-1909, and don't stockpile them but turn them in and use the replacement, NSN 2840-01-503-1700. Read on to find out more... MORE

Apache/Black Hawk: Engines Can’t Take a Steppin’ and Keep on Trekkin’
November 25, 2019 — The Apache and Black Hawk T700 engines should not be used as a step to get around your helicopter to perform maintenance. Read on to find out more. ... MORE

AH-64: Avoid the Green Tag Snag
November 25, 2019 — When turning in an unserviceable component, it’s important you fill out the green tag DD Form 1577-2, Unserviceable (Reparable) Tag-Materiel, with the correct information. Here's how... MORE

Apache: Helmet Chinstrap Needs Care
November 8, 2019 — Operator and maintainer PMCS say the HGU-56/P helmet shouldn’t be used if the chinstrap is frayed. And there’s no percentage of fraying allowed either. Any fraying means the helmet is non-mission capable. Read on to learn more about ensuring the helmet does its job... MORE

Apache: Return Servo-Cylinders in Original Containers
November 8, 2019 — Always use the original, resuable shipping and storage containers to return Apache servo-cylinders. Read on to find out more... MORE

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