PS Magazine - MARCH 1984
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 376
MARCH 1984
THE
PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE
MONtHLY
Published by the Department of the Army for the InformatIon
of aLl soLdIers assIgned to combat and combat suppoRt unIts,
an
aL± soLdIers wIth organIzatIonal maIntenance and suppLy
dut²es.
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M2 MG
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Tank F³rE CoNtroL
M± TaNkS
Track TEnS´oN
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M88A1 RV
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13 M76 REÀEyE
14 VUlcan
15 ½PAR
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29-36 ²-WÁEEl Tra³LErS
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37 µÆop/µUppÇy VanS
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38 WELdE¼ ¾ngiNE PM
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40 ÄirES
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48 Av³at´on MESSagES
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55 WÁ´p AntEnna
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As long as there have been battles,
there has been battlefield damage.
Those who have Repaired that damage
quickly on the spot, through ingenuity
and common sense, have oFten retUrn-
ed to the battle and won±
Knowing that, the Army has come up
wi²h the Battle Damage ³epair Pro-
gram. ´sing inFormation gathered µom
combat experience and current know-
how, the Army has begun to provide
TM's ¶r repairing weapons systems in
combat so that the mission can be
completed.
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TM 9±2350±255±BD¶M1 Tank
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BradleY ¹ighting VehicLes and the
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repair procedures and damage assess-
ment criteria½
These »M's wiLL be used onLY ¶r bat-
tle¾eld repairs when authorized by Your
commander¿ As soon as tÀe mission is
over, regular Áepair procedures will be
used to get Your sYstems bac to nor-
mal conditionÃ
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