PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-679
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 679
JUNE 2009
16
PS 679
JUN 09
17
PS 679
JUN 09
IRAQ
Baghdad
- Wayne Hales or Derrick Scott
dennis.hales
@us.army.mil
derrick.scott@iraq.centcom.mil
DSN 318-822-7756; 312-987-5130,
ext. 6825/6824
Balad
- Tyrome Tukes or Aichatou Ousmane
tukest
@mmcs.army.mil
aichatou.ousmane@us.army.mil
DSN 312-987-5130, ext. 6271/6283
Mosul
- Greg Akery or Takneeshea Davis
akeryG
@mmcs.army.mil
takneeshea.davis@us.army.mil
DSN 312-987-5130, ext. 5850
Q-West
- Rodney Marrero or Mike Lopez
rodney.marrero
@iraq.centcom.mil
michael.lopezorellano@us.army.mil
DSN 318-827-6255
Tikrit
- Steven Rolen or Bea Zarate
steven.rolen
@mmcs.army.mil
beatriz.zarate@us.army.mil
DSN 312-987-5130, ext. 8560/8567
Dear Half-Mast,
As a master planner for the Arizona ARNG, I need to enter information
on the DD Form 1390/91 that identifies wheeled and tracked equipment
longer than 30 feet.
Could you advise me if there’s a document that lists the Army’s vehicles
and their specifications, specifically length? Generally, the MTOEs identify
whether they are tracked or not. But it seems that because the same
chassis can be used for fire fighting and well-drilling equipment, the lengths
of the trucks also vary depending on what they’re used for.
Mr. E.S.
Dear Mr. E.S.,
Here’s what you need:
Information on dimensions, weights and cubes for all Army equipment is on the
CD-ROM and web versions of TB 55-46-1,
Standard Characteristics (Dimensions,
Weight and Cube) for Transportability of Military Vehicles and Other Outsized/
Overweight Equipment.
Also, the IETM for TB 55-46-1 can be found at the Transportation Engineering
Agency website:
AFGHANISTAN
Bagram
- Dexter Lee or Everett Croskey
dexter.lee2
@us.army.mil
croskeye@mmcs.army.mil
DSN 312-987-5130, ext. 3815
Kandahar
- Jerry Howard or Willie Dizon
jhoward
@r4-inc.com
DSN 318-841-1531
Salerno
- SFC Clem
DSN 318-851-1125
or Darren Snay
daren.snay
@afghan.swa.army.mil
dsnay@r4-inc.com
DSN 318-851-0052
Sharana
- John Lucas or John Gessler
jlucas
@r4-inc.com
jgessler@r4-inc.com
DSN 312-987-5130, ext. 1489, or
DSN 318-841-3014
Help
Available
through
FSRs
Help
Available
through
FSRs
Rhino…
On page 10 of PS 658 (Sep 0
7
), we
told you who to go to when you
need repair parts for your Rhino.
But that info has
changed.
For help with Rhino issues,
contact the following PM IED
Defeat/Protect Force (PF) field
service representative (FSR)
sites in the sandbox…
I hear you’re a
good medic. can
you do
anything
to help my rhino?
sorry. I can’t,
but
PS
has a list
of folks who can!
Combat, Tactical
and CCE/MHE…
Vehicle
Characteristics Data
use tb 55-46-1 to find
the dimensions, weights
and cubes for all
army equipment.
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