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TM 55-1915-200-10
2-7.13.3 Abandon Ship Conditions.
NOTE
The liferaft will automatically inflate
NOTE
because the cylinder lanyard is tied
If power is available, launch the boat
off to a dead end connection.
with davit.
2-7.14.2. Free Float Deployment. No operator action is
required for free float deployment of the liferafts. The
a. Secure a painter from boat to liferafts.
hydraulic  static  release  (4,  FIGURE  2-245)  will
b. Maneuver the boat to move liferafts clear of
automatically deploy and inflate the liferaft when the
danger.
ship is under 5 to 15 feet of water.
2-7.14. Liferafts.
2-7.15.
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC)
Decontamination Procedures.
2-7.14.1. Manual Deployment. (FIGURE 2-245)
NOTE
NOTE
Detailed DECON procedures can be
In extreme emergencies such as
found in FM 3-87, FM 21-40 and FM
rapid flooding or failure of the liferaft
21-41.
davit, the liferafts may be deployed
manually.
2-7.15.1. General. The following procedures can be
performed until appropriate NBC DECON facilities are
a. Disconnect cylinder lanyard (5, FIGURE 2-245)
available.  The vessel master will supervise, assign
from deck-mounted eyebolt.
crew duties, and assist the supporting NBC unit.
b. Remove container lid retainer pins (7) from
DECON equipment is located on the bridge with the
liferaft container.
countermeasures  washdown  system,  and  other
equipment is listed in Section II of Appendix B.
c. Lift container lid and allow it to fall outboard and
open fully.
2-7.15.2.  Emergency Procedures.  If NBC attack is
d. Pull the release handle located in the velcro
known or suspected, mask at once and continue
pouch at the bottom center of the liferaft container.
mission. If inside, do not leave the vessel. If outside,
e. Remove liferaft from liferaft container.
follow DECON procedures below to avoid taking
f. Remove painter line (cylinder lanyard) from
contamination into the vessel. Do not unmask until told
pouch located in middle of door opening of liferaft.
to do so.
g. Tie painter line off to a dead end connection.
h. Throw the liferaft overboard into the water.
a. Nuclear Decontamination.  Brush fallout from
skin, clothing, and equipment with available brushes and
rags.  Wash skin and have radiation check made as
soon as tactical situation permits.
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