Section X. MISSILE EQUIPMENT, MAJOR ITEMS

TM 746-10

or equipment in a conspicuous location.

recommended procedures in TM 38-230-1.

(8) Prior to reactivation of category VII missile

e. Accomplish packing by placing a quantity of unit

items, follow deprocessing action in reverse of the

packed components into an exterior container.

procedures stated above. Responsible personnel will

Guidance in box fabrication, cushioning, blocking,

inventory all BII, and, where appropriate, submit

bracing, strapping, and weight limitations for the box is

shortage reports to the national inventory control point

contained in TM 38-230-2.

(NICP).

Retain the free breather assembly for

subsequent shipments.

4-125.

Category IX

(Method

P-2)

Missile

Component Items

4-124.

Category VIII (Submethod lib) Missile

Antenna mast

Kit boom

Component Items

Antenna receiver

Kit torque

Accessory kit

Fault locator

Cable sets

Pallet loading

Alignment set

Firing device

Cart assembly

Rack loading

Azimuth laying set

Interconnecting group

Charger battery

Radar

Console, assault

Launcher rocket subsy-

Cradle assembly

Rail launching

stems

Display set

Ramp set

Control box

Modification kit

Dolly set

Starter assembly

Control indicator

Simulator

Filler hydraulic

Test stand

Control S-58 simula-

Test box

Gas servicing

Tie-down unit

tor

Handling unit

Training set

Control set

Test equipment

Hoisting unit

Truck body section

Conversion kit

Test kit

Jack set

Truck nose section

Data converter

Test set

Detector radio

a. Clean category IX items per process C-1 as

described in TM 38-230-1.

a. Clean category VIII items per process C-1 as

b. Accomplish drying, when required, immediately

described in TM 38-230-1.

after cleaning by procedure D-4 or D-5 as defined in TM

b. Accomplish drying, when required, immediately

38-230-1.

after cleaning by procedure D-4 as defined in TM 38-

c. Apply P-2 to those metal surfaces on which

230-1.

corrosion in any form would impair the usefulness of the

c. Apply P-10 to those metal surfaces on which

part or assembly. Preservatives will not be applied to

corrosion in any form would impair the usefulness of the

the surfaces of parts or assemblies which are protected

part or assembly. Preservatives will not be applied to

with solid film lubricants or plastic coatings, prime

the surfaces of parts or assemblies which are protected

coated or painted, or are vulnerable to damage by

with solid film lubricants or plastic coatings, prime

contact preservatives.

coated or painted, or are vulnerable to damage by

d. Unit pack items method I per recommended

contact preservatives. All items that have had exterior

procedures in TM 38-230-1.

surfaces coated with preservatives require a wrap of

e. Accomplish packing by placing a quantity of unit

greaseproof barrier material. Wraps should be secured

packed components into a wood or plywood box.

with tape.

Guidance in box fabrication, cushioning, blocking,

d. As required, unit pack missile items, wrapped

bracing, strapping, and weight limitations for the box is

and cushioned, submethod IIb per

contained in TM 38-230-2

Section X. MISSILE EQUIPMENT, MAJOR ITEMS

4-126. General

b. Selection of the appropriate submethod for

Specific and detailed requirements provided by MICOM

application of basic method II preservation will be per

for missile systems and missile selected support items

procedures outlined in TM 38-230-1 and paragraph 4-

take precedence over instructions included in this

123 herein.

section.

c. Guidelines for preservation and processing of

vehicles and vehicle chassis are contained in

a. Listings of major missile items and ancillary

paragraphs 4-135 and 4-137.

missile equipment include both mounted and

d. Circuit cards and ESDS items shall be

unmounted items, in some instances, identified by

preserved submethod IA-8 and as specified in section

similar generic nomenclature.

XXIII of chapter 5.

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