PS Magazine Issue 095 1960 Series [95 ed.]

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CANNIBAL.

It's no longer a nasty word-you don't have to whisper when you say it. You'll find that an AR now makes it legal to cannibalize end items which would otherwise go to the property disposal officer.It'sAR 750·50 (6 Mar 59) and Change I (3 June 59) that say so. Parts and assemblies may be removed when they're not within the major command stockage list. And, if it's known that a stackage List item's not available

through normal supply channels, then the "boneyard's" used as a source, if the item's badly needed. Of course, you qlO't go directly to the "boneyard." You ask for the item on a DA 1546 or DO 1149, and your supply people will put a "CP" on your requisition when they use the Cannibalization Point or "boneyard" as the supply source. That's so the topside supply people can keep track of parts demand.

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flCANNIBALI

Issue He. 95

1968 Series

Ann,

Publim" b, the O.,artllMt 01 the III dlo Inlarm. titn af erpniDtitnal NiltIUllU and .."., ptl1OM.1. DisIribution is made Ihrough normal publication cflannels. Within limits of availability, older issues may be obtained direct from PS Magazine, Raritan Arsenal, MetllChen, New Jersey.

IN THIS ISSUE ARTICLES

Publications "P" Parts of Multi·Part TM's .... . . . .. Master Pres!;ribed Load List (MPll) ..

"'eo . 4·12 18021

CommuniCatIons Equipment BC·61O-0 Radio Transmitter. . . ..... . ... . . AN/ ARC-44 Radio Set . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . • .. TA-43/ PT & TA·312/ PT Field Telephones . •• AN / GRC-Mi Radio .

22 24 26 27

WheefedVeh1c1es

... . . . ... . . . . ... . . .. . 13 M38A1 Jeep •.• 13 M38Jeep .•... . M119 Semitrailer . . . . . . . . . .. 16 G744 5·too Trucks •. • .• Gasoline Tank TrUck .. · 16 38 G744Vehicles ..... . Deep Water Fording ••.....• 62 Removing Broken Axle Stubs . .... 63 .. 64 Dodge Bus Model K B·S600 Tracked Vehle... Drain Valves ... . .....•. .. . ... . . . . . . . . 17 40 M74 Tank Recovery Vehicle .. M84 4.2 SP Mortar .. • .•... . .•.. 42 M48-series Tanks . . 41,62 M59 APC •.•

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Beaver (l·20) .. Plastic Folders . .. . . . . .• Common Hardware Kit . . Shawnee (H'21) • Otter (U·IA) . . . .. LOO$I Latches . .

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Be YOIJr Own Inspector on the 5·KW'I . . . .. . -44-53

It's no longer a nasty word-you don '[ have to whisper when .You say it. Y Oll' n find that an AR now makes it legal to cannibalize end items which would otherwise go to the property dis· posalofficer.It'sAR 750-50 (6Mar 59) and Change 1 (3 June 59) that say so. Parts and assemblies may be removed when they're not within the major com· mand stockage List. And, if it's known iliat a stockage List item's nOt available

through normal supply channels, then the "boneyard's" used as a source, if the item's badly needed. Of course, you Gm'r go directly to the "boneyard." You ask for the item on a DA 1546 or DD 1149. and your supply people will put a "CP" on your requisition when they use the Cannibalization Point or "boneyard" as the supply source. That's so the topside supply peo. pIe can keep track of parts demand.

You can't cannibalize all end items. Check the following pubhcations for the CHEMICAL

\B 3·38, 4 JUNE 19\9

ENGINEER

\8 5·106. 3 JUNE 19\9

MEDICAL

\B B·66, 5 JUNE 19\9

ORDNANCE

\B 9·181, 8 JUNE 1959

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\B 10·561, 5 JUNE 1959

\IGNAI

\B 11 ·478, II MAY 1959

TRAN\PORTATION IB 55·]1, 3 NOVEMBER 1959 AR 750·1500·8, 10 APR 1957

MWO'S ....... . .... Maintenance Rosters. . .. . DA Form 221B . • . . • . . . . . . • . . . •.. Ga$Oline Pumps, Types III & IV .. . • .. . •• .••. Truck·Mounted Contact Maintenance Set No 3

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DErAITMENTS Connie Rodd .. 12 Joe's Dope ... ,.. . . . . . .. , .. 29 Question and Answer . . . . . . 37 Contributions .. . . . ... . .. . .. . 62 Connie Rodd', 8f-iefs . ..• ... . . " InSide Ba Imad.

Mthere had betn an MM would know that only 41b echtl... ,ouId m'c1i": entered in the source column in manuo1s preI, !i ~.~,;::.~: J'O," by the ~•.~Engineen.

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Code A ... No trouble remembering this one. The A means assem· blies. But they're not procured or stocked as assemblies. The parts are ordered by their individual stock numbers and nomenclatures and then they're put together by the echelon of maintenance shown in source column,

Code X means the item for which this part goes in Or on has had it. Once this- part has worn out or failed, then the item will be taken out of service. For example the MIA2 aiming {X>St is an end item of ~he 318mm rocker launcher. A helical spring which is a repair part for the airrung post is source coded " X" means the aiming POSt will be taken out of service (not the rocket launcher).

. .means the end-obsolete repair parts no longer stocked or procured.

Code Xl repair parts won't be gotten or stocked. When you need ODe of these you order the next higher component assembly.

~ repair

parts won't be stocked. The echelon of maintenance

s~e Source, Maintenance and Recoverability Codes column will try to gn parts through cannibalization. If they can't get them through cannibalization, then they'll requisition the parts through supply channels but there has to be a justification on the requisition.

THIS PART WOHl BE STOCKIO. The .melon of maintena'" shown in the Source, Mointenonc:e and Recaverability Code (01· urnn will try to get the part from salvage. Hthey (on't get it lhere, !hey'li order it from their nonnal supply channel. but there has to be a justifioolion for it.

Code A ... No trouble remembering this one. The A means assemblies. But they're not procured or stocked as assemblies. The parts are ordered by their individual stock numbers and nomenclatures and then they're put together by the echelon of maimenance shown in source column,

Code X means the item for which this part goes in Or on has had it. Once this- part has worn out or failed, then the item will be taken out of service. For example the MIA2 aiming POSt is an end item of ~he 318mm rocket launcher. A helical spring which is a repair part for the aiming post is source coded "X" means the aiming post will be taken out of service (not the rocket launcher).

. .means the end-obsolete repalr parts no longer stocked or procured.

Code Xl repair parts won't be gotten or stocked. When you need one of these you order the next higher componem assembly.

_ repair parts won't be stocked. The echelon of maintenance s~e Source, Maimenance and Recoverability Codes column will try to gn parts through cannibalization. If they can't get them through cannibalization, then they'll requisition the parts through supply channels but there has to be a justification on (he requisition.

THIS PART WOHl BE STOCKED: Th. ech.lon of main',no",. shown in the Source, MointenofKe ond Recowerability Code col· umn will try to get the part from smvage. If they can't get it there, they'll order it from their normal supply channels but there has to be a justification for it.

SO YOU REOUISmOH THIS

YOU CAN'T

GET THIS

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SO YOU R£QUISITION

THIS

THISE PAm YOU HAVE TO GO 8Y LOCAl PROCUREMENT. IF YOU CAN'T GEl THEM TIIW, YOU ORDER THEM FROM YOUR NOIIIAI. SUPPlY OIAHNBS BUT YOU HAVE TO MAn A NOTA· TION TNAT YOU CAN'T GO THEM FROM LOCAl PROCUREMENT. THISE ITEMS AlI USUAllY NOT AUTHORIZED FOR STO