TM-9-6015
AIMING POST LIGHTS M14, M41 AND M43
TECHNICAL MANUAL
MARCH 1953
TM-9-6015 - Page 19 of 54
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c. In-process Inspection.
This inspection is performed by the repair
technician and/or floor inspector in the process of repairing the ma-
and
its
components.
It insures that all parts conform to pre-
scribed standards, that the workmanship is in accordance with ap-
proved methods and procedures, and that deficiencies not disclosed by
the technical inspection are found and corrected. Detailed instruc-
tions are contained in chapter 4.
d. Final inspection.
This is an acceptance inspection performed by
a final inspector, after repair and rebuild has been completed, to insure
is
acceptable
according
to
established
standards.
Detailed instructions are contained in chapter 5.
e. Spot-Check Inspection.
This is a periodic overall inspection per-
formed on only a percentage of the
the adequacy and effectiveness of organizational and field maintenance.
13. Classification of
after inspection is classified as follows:
a. Serviceable.
Serviceable property consists of all new or used
supplies which are in condition for issue for the purpose intended
and all supplies which can be placed in such condition through pre-
issue tests or inspections, in-storage deprocessing, installation of acces-
sories, correction of minor deficiencies which have developed since the
item was last classified as serviceable, application of modification work
orders for which parts are available, or assembly of available
components.
b. Unserviceable.
Unserviceable property consists of all supplies
which are not serviceable (a above).
The definition of unserviceable
property is further broken down int
o the following
subclassifications:
property which is unserviceable but economically reparable, property
which is unserviceable and not economically reparable.
Section
II.
INSPECTION
STANDARDS
14. General
This section provides specific instructions for the technical inspec-
tion by ordnance maintenance personnel of aiming post lights M14,
M41, and M43 in the hands of troops, inspection prior to disassembly
when received in field or depot maintenance shops for repair, or in
the hands of troops alerted for oversea duty.
15. Inspection of Aiming Post Lights in the Hands of Troops
a. General.
This paragraph provides specific instructions for the
technical inspection by ordnance maintenance personnel of the aiming
post lights.
Also, this paragraph amplifies the general instructions
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