PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-702
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 702
MAY 2011
26
PS 702
MAY 11
27
PS 702
MAY 11
But when you CBRN specialists get the JCAD, you can’t just turn in your old
M8s and ACADAs. Both the M8’s M43A1 detector, NSN 6665-01-081-8140, and
the ACADA’s M88 detector, NSN 6665-01-438-3673, have radiation sources that
require special disposal procedures.
Radioactive sources should not be removed from the detectors. Instead, contact
your unit radiation safety ofFcer and transportation ofFcer for help properly packing
and shipping the detectors to Pine Bluff Arsenal. Be sure to include a complete list of
the serial numbers for both the detectors and radioactive cells.
Units must use a transaction code of CBR with a supplementary address of
W41CE8 for Pine Bluff Arsenal. This codes the action as a turn-in, which is then
re±ected in the Army Serial Number Tracking database. The entire radioactive
device should be shipped by traceable means to Pine Bluff. Use Steven Gray, (870)
540-3033, or Virginia Cushing, (870) 540-3565, as the POC at Pine Bluff.
T
he
joint
chemical
agent
detector (JCAD) is replacing both
the M8A1 chemical alarm and the
M22 automatic chemical agent
alarm (ACADA).
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Army Non-ammo Field Service
Bldg 53990 507th Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71602-9500
Units should make sure to have any detectors turned in removed from the
accountability record DA Form 2765,
Request for Turn-in or Issue.
If you have questions, contact the TACOM LCMC Radiation Safety OfFcer,
Thomas Gizicki, at (309) 782-2965 or email:
thomas.gizicki@us.army.mil
Or contact the M22/M8 item manager, Reba Stallworth, (586) 282-7420, or email:
reba.stallworth@us.army.mil
M22 ACADA, M8 Chemical Alarm…
You Want Mount Help?
You Came to the Right Place!
Machine
Guns…
This is driving
me
crazy.
Units often have
difficulty figuring
out what all they
need to mount
their machine guns.
That
difficulty has
ended.
These
charts
list what is
required to
mount your
M240B, M249,
MK 19, and M2
machine guns.
They’re
short on
mounting
info.
Yeah and it’s hard
to tell from the
truck and machine
gun TMs.
We’ve got
all these
different
mounts for
our vehicles,
but I don’t
know
which
mount goes
with
which
vehicle and
which
mount
can fire
which
machine gun.
send
them
to…
sorry, old
timer, but you’re
being replaced
by jcad.
fine, but don’t
forget I’ve got a
radiation source
that requires
special turn-in
procedures.
you
need
to find
out how
to do
that.
I gotta
turn you in.
Detector
Turn-in
Procedure
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3/28/11
4:32 PM
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