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Aviation:Ship AVR-2B Security Key With Comparator Module
February 24, 2021 — This article initially appeared in PS 726, pp. 24-26. Black Hawk, Kiowa Warrior and AH-64 crew chiefs, do you want to save $8,800 of your cold hard cash? Then follow these instructions! Too many AVR-2B laser detecting sets (LDS) and signal comparator modules (SCM) are being shipped to depots for overhaul or repair without the set’s security key... MORE

Don’t Spin Our Wheels!
February 23, 2021 — This article initially appeared in PS 759 (May 16), p. 1. PS Magazine gets lots of maintenance and supply questions each month. Sometimes we can send out an immediate answer. Other times, those answers take a couple days to a few weeks to track down. In the meantime, you may find the solution on your own. ... MORE

Black Hawk: Two Types of Tail Rotor Retention Plate Bolts OK
February 18, 2021 — Mechanics, when it comes to the Black Hawk tail rotor retention plate bolts, the ones with and those without a hole are OK to use. Some units ordered the tail rotor retention plate bolts and discovered the bolts had two different style head designs. One had an internal relief hole in the bolt head and the other did not. Both are acceptable... MORE

AGSE: The Maintainer’s Kit Bag
February 16, 2021 — When it comes to maintaining aircraft readiness, your aviation ground support equipment (AGSE) and tools should never take a back seat. Proper management and maintenance of AGSE and tools are key to making sure you have the equipment you need to complete an aircraft maintenance task... MORE

AH-64/H-60: T700 Engine Training Available
February 4, 2021 — The 2021 T700 engine training courses are open. The class is designed for maintainers, troubleshooters, quality control and support personnel. Organizations should consider their deployment schedule and who they want to attend the course... MORE

Aircraft: Proper Shipping Fights Corrosion and Saves Money
January 20, 2021 — Corrosion is an enemy that relentlessly attacks Army materials and components, negatively affecting cost, readiness and safety. The fight against corrosion can’t stop, especially when turning aviation parts and components in for repair. To reduce costs and equipment loss, it’s imperative to follow packing, preserving and shipping instructions... MORE

ACPRS: Users Must Maintain and Manage
January 15, 2021 — The Advanced Cargo Parachute Release System (ACPRS), NSN 1670-01-608-4698, will replace the M1, NSN 1670-01-095-8816, and M2, NSN 1670-01-097-8817, Cargo Parachute Release Systems, over a time-phased transition... MORE

Apache: Get Familiar with MUMT with Two Guidebooks
January 7, 2021 — In a continuing effort to address gaps in Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUMT) training, the Apache Sensors Product Office produced both the Manned Unmanned Teaming MUMT-2 and MUMT-X Pilot Guide and Manned Unmanned Teaming MUMT-2 and MUMT-X Quick Reference Guide... MORE

UAS: Cold Weather Tips
January 5, 2021 — Don’t get sidetracked. Now that winter is upon you, taking care of your Shadow and all unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in cold weather is important... MORE

Apache: Turn in Unserviceable Parts For Repair
January 4, 2021 — Getting broken Apache parts repaired is important to keep your aircraft mission ready. But it’s also important to turn in parts when they’re unserviceable. Check your area and back shops for these parts in particular: ... MORE

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