Partially Complete Material.

TM 750-262-6-1

armor plate, starting at the circumferential cut and

extending to the floor line, will be removed The width of

the section will be removed The width of the section will

accordance with owning Military Service directives for

be determined by making the widest cut possible without

safeguarding and/or disposal of classified material

f All other military operating equipment incorporated

affecting the suspension.

b. Partially Complete Material.

in military training equipment are to be demilitarized in

(1) Items in a partially completed state; such as,

accordance with the methods and degree of

forgings, castings, extrusions, and machined bodies,

demilitarization shown in Items 1 through 25 of

which have reached a stage in manufacture where they

Attachment 1,

Part 2 of DOD 4160.21-M-1 as

are clearly identifiable, and which are a key point or

applicable.

incorporate a key point

3-2. Method and Degree of Demilitarization (Out-

(2) Key point to be demilitarized: As identified for

side the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin

the completed item

Islands).

(3) Method and degree of demilitarization: As

a. General. Provisions for the demilitarization of

indicated for the completed items.

surplus property in the United States, Puerto Rico and

c Research and Development Material.

the Virgin Islands are equally applicable in the

(1) Key points to be demilitarized: Such points as

demilitarization of foreign excess property located in

required to protect security, design features, and

overseas areas.

Foreign excess property will be

proprietary rights and public health, safety, and welfare

demilitarized not less than prescribed for the same item

(2) Method and degree of demilitarization: Com-

in the preceding paragraph. In addition, the munitions

pletely destroy the end assembly if applicable and

list items and other military-type property set forth in this

mutilate components as required to comply with

chapter, will be demilitarized in the manner and degree

subparagraph c(1) above Destruction of assembly or

prescribed when located outside the United States,

components will be performed as specified for similar

Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.

items listed in this manual by cutting, torch- ing,

b. Military Training Equipment.

breaking, shearing, chemically treating, etc, to destroy

(1) Military training equipment such as attack

the identity of the item or component

trainers, radar target trainers, radar target generators,

d Production Equipment and Special Tooling.

target equipment, armament trainers, pilotless aircraft

(1) Production equipment and special tooling

trainers, mobile training units, military flight simulation

designed specifically for the manufacture or test of

devices, operational flight trainers, flight simulators,

key points of items listed in this manual and having no

radar trainers, instrument flight trainers, navigation

commercial or industrial application.

trainers, gunnery training devices and antisubmarine

(2) Key points to be demilitarized: Dies, jigs,

warfare trainers; key components, parts, accessories,

fixtures, and other appurtenances or portions of the

attach- ments and associated equipment.

principal item specifically designed for the production of

(2) Key points to be demilitarized: Entire item.

key points

(3) Method and degree of demilitarization: Com-

(3) Method and degree of demilitarization: Key

pletely destroy the equipment beyond repair or

points will be broken or otherwise mutilated to the degree

restoration for original intended use.

required to preclude repair or restoration for original

c. Tanks and Other Type Track Vehicles.

intended use.

(1) Military vehicles fitted with mounting for arms

e. Military Training Equipment.

or other specialized military equipment, designed for

(1) Military training equipment includes attack

carrying and handling ammunition, launch vehicles,

trainers, gunnery training devices, target equip- ment,

guided missiles, ballistic missiles, rockets, torpedoes,

armament trainers, mobile training units and military-

bombs, mines, propellants, explosives, and incendiary

type link trainers

agents; military mobile repair shops specifically designed

(2) Components, parts, accessories, attach-

to service military equipment; amphibious vehicles; self-

ment and associated equipment specifically designed or

propel- led guns and howitzers; and all specifically

modified for the items in subparagraph e(1) above.

designed key components,

accessories,

and

(3) Key points to be demilitarized:

attachments, including military bridging and deep water

(a) All classified material. (b) Key point to be

fording kits for the articles in this category.

demilitarized: Those parts and components specified by

(2) Key points to be demilitarized: Armament and

the engineering cognizant Military Service as being

armor on tanks and ordnance vehicles; on other items,

classified for security reasons.

as designated by procuring service.