PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-603
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 603
FEBRUARY 2003
PS 603
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Safety Goggles Protect Eyes
N
eed protection for your eyes? NSN 4240-01-292-2818 brings you dual purpose
goggles that are impact resistant and protect against chemical splashes. The goggles
cost about five bucks.
The best stuff for cleaning body
armor is Jen-Brite, NSN 7930-01-
359-9229. It's made specifically for
the cordura material of the outer tac-
tical vest cover. Before cleaning,
remove the soft armor panels from
within the vest. The panels shouldn't
be cleaned or soaked in water, sol-
vent, or cleaning solution.
Use a half-and-half mixture of
Jen-Brite and water and a toothbrush
to clean the collar and any other
dirty spots. Non-bleach stain sticks
also work well on dirty collars.
Once you're through brushing out
the dirt, thoroughly rinse the whole
outer tactical vest cover of your
body armor in clean water. Then
squeeze as much of the water out of
the collar as you can. You don't need
to do that for the rest of the jacket.
Hang the vest cover upside-down to
let it dry for at least 24 hours.
Jen-Brite
is good for
cleaning
body armor
Use half-and-half solution and
toothbrush to get out dirt
…but your
body armor is
still not
clean
enough. Maybe
next time.
I'm
sorry
Private
Jones…
these cold
nights and warm
afternoons are
hard to handle,
connie.
hope sergeant
first class
parken’s coffee
is good and
hot, bonnie!
this weather
can mean
trouble
for
equipment.
especially
if proper
precautions
aren’t taken.
Let’s get
inside. sergeant
parken must be
waiting for us.
my gosh!
what gives?
I just don’t
understand
it
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