PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-608
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 608
JULY 2003
T
ired of playing tag with endless voice mails and e-mails while trying to fix your
packaging problems? Never get a good answer, or any answer at all?
If your unit or installation could use some dependable “real people” who come
to your place to give quality on-site packaging guidance and instruction, then the
LOGSA Packaging Storage and Containerization Center’s PAKCANDOO Team
can help.
PAKCANDOO is a team
made up of the Army’s best
packaging specialists who can
handle just about any packag-
ing situation that comes their
way. Their specialties include:
PS 608
JULY 03
58
Personal Equipment…
No one is here to take
your call right now,
but if you’ll leave your
name, number and a
brief message after
the.
..
BEEEEEP!
•
All supply classes
•
Single Stock Fund and retrograde packaging
•
Interpreting packaging coded data and special
packaging instructions
•
Stock readiness and shelf-life management
•
Containerization and packaging configuration
•
Packaging operations layouts
•
Materials and equipment listings
•
HAZMAT and ESD packaging
The next time
you’re
neck-deep in a packaging
swamp, call PAKCANDOO’s
Barry Bryant at DSN
7
95-
7
149 or (5
7
0) 895-
7
149.
Or send an e-mail to:
frederick.bryant@
logsa.redstone.army.mil
Knee Pads
Size
NSN 8415-01-
Camouflage Pattern
Small
Medium
Large
458-8694
458-8699
458-8703
Woodland
Woodland
Woodland
Elbow Pads
Size
NSN 8415-01-
Camouflage Pattern
Small
Medium
Large
458-8759
458-8761
458-8763
Woodland
Woodland
Woodland
we’ve
gotta
get some kind
of protection
for our knees!
heck,
I wore
through
my knees
hours
ago!
“That’s when you need a set of knee and elbow pads. The pads are
made of a special nylon cloth-covered foam that is protected by a
high density polyethylene shell. The inside is lined with a
moisture wicking fabric for more comfort.”
Pads are secured with elastic hook-and-pile straps
When you
have to crawl
around on
rubble, dirt
and other
debris on the
battlefield,
your knees
and elbows
can take quite
a
pounding.
Packaging…
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