PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-556
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 556
MARCH 1999
51
MAR 99
Fit carrying case in cutout
TAMMS . . .
USAMC Logistics Support Activity
ATTN: AMXLS-RRS
Redstone Arsenal, AL
35898-7466
DSN 645-9148/9697/9715
(256) 955-9148/9697/9715
tammsmgr@logsa.army.mil
7.
Fit the carrying case into the cutout
area of the shipping and storage case.
3.
Put the sacrificial window in the
bottom left or bottom right corner of
the carrying case back pocket. This
window is easily broken and tucking it
here keeps it out of harm’s way.
4.
Put the brow pads, carrying case
strap, lens paper and manual in the back
pocket.
5.
Snap the shallow pocket back in
place and insert the goggles with the
objective lens facing down.
yum
,
yum
!
eat 'em up!
tamms just
can't get enough
of us.
he Army Maintenance Management
System (TAMMS) equipment data base
needs to be fed.
You feed it with DA Form 2408-9,
Equipment Control Record. This record
keeps up with equipment ownership,
location, usage, transfers, gains, losses,
overhauls and registration.
You feed it because:
Para 5-3 of AR 710-3 tells you to.
The 2408-9 is the prime source of in-
formation in support of the TAMMS
data base. TAMMS provides output
summaries and reports in support of
equipment age, ownership, asset posi-
tions, usage, overhaul and safety recall
requirements
..
These reports affect unit budgets,
equipment procurement and operating
tempo (OPTEMPO) determinations.
So make sure your unit’s equipment
data base is current and all items that
need to be registered
are
registered and
match LOGSA’s files.
Follow the instructions in DA Pam
738-750 completely. Incomplete forms
will be returned.
Once they match, make adjustments
to your equipment logbook and to your
ULLS.
Then, keep your local data base cur-
rent and keep feeding those hardcopy
2408-9s to the Logistics Support Ac-
tivity (LOGSA) data base.
if you have
questions
,
write
logsa at.
..
or
call
them at.
..
or
e-mail
them at.
..
case
closed
!
so listen
to the lid,
lads!
Put headmount assembly in deep pocket
6.
Now put the headmount assembly
into the deep pocket of the case with
the socket assembly facing down.
Insert goggles with lens down
8.
Now close the lid of the shipping
and storage case. It should close easily
with just slight pressure needed to latch
it. Don’t put a knee to it or force it in
any way! If it takes that much effort to
latch the case, you’ve packed wrong.
Unpack and try again.
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