PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-735
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 735
FEBRUARY 2014
56
PS 735
FEB 14
Enter your TM number
and compare your TM’s
date to the one shown on
the website. if they don’t
match, download the
newer
version.
Just enter your
pub number in the
Pub Number field.
On the next
screen, click the
Update Notification
button near the
bottom of the screen.
On the next screen,
select your pub(s)
and fill in your email
address.
Click Continue. Your
subscription will be
confirmed, and you will
be notified when there is
a change to your pub in
ETMs Online.
if you have questions
or need help finding a
specific pub, contact
LOGSA’s tech pubs ETM
Customer Service at
(800) 2
7
0-1409,
or email:
usarmy.redstone.logsa.
mbx.logetm@mail.mil
T
he Army Training Network (ATN) added a new feature,
NCO Corner
, to make it easier to
find info on specific NCO subjects of interest. It’s a “one-stop shop” covering everything
from Army training doctrine to the many resources that help NCOs train.
ATN’s
NCO Corner
was
built
by
NCOs for NCOs. They
want to hear from you. Send
Army training-related topics
or suggest focus areas that
you want to see on the
NCO
Corner.
Submit ideas at:
frm_askTrainer.aspx
Home page:
Publications…
Check ETMs Online
for TM Updates
1-Stop NCO Training Shop
ATN’s NCO Corner covers
wide range of topics
…enter your email address and
select pubs you want to subscribe to
Click Update
Notification
button and…
So even if your unit’s 12-series forms
are up-to-date, you may
not
have the
latest hard copy changes or revisions.
That means
some
of you
might be using
obsolete
TMs.
y’know…
I think
you’re
right.
these TMs
do
LOok
Outdated!
hmm… this
doesn’t look
right for
some reason.
Yep, buddy, I
know
that’s changed.
You need to check
LOGSA’s ETMs Online
for the latest word
on how to keep me
rolling.
Electronic technical manuals (ETMs)
are posted at the Logistics Support
Activity’s (LOGSA) website. Here’s how
to find out if
your
TMs have been
updated. Go to:
You can
still get
the latest
word
on your
equipment.
Many Army
equipment
TMs have
been
changed or
updated,
but the
Army
lacks
funds
to
print paper
copies.
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