PS Magazine Issue 092 1960 Series [92 ed.]

PS Magazine, also known as the Preventive Maintenance Monthly, is an official publication of the Army, providing informa

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And they're just samples of what your outfit's got. That's why Preventive Maintenance has to be done every minute you're using your equipment. .. use it right, keep it clean as conditions will allow, lubricate as needed, and then, when a maintenance job comes up you can't do, you ask for help from your mechanics and armorers. Also, that's why you, your sergeant and your commanding officer have to keep right on-the-ball every day of the year to make sure the equipment is ever-

or to roll. A tank dead lined and in your suPPOrt " unit's shop because somebody did n't keep it lubed right won't be able t!> fire. onc round when the times comes for a fight. A radio that's conked out because ~ the battery was left in, swelled up and . damaged the set won't get your message ,. through for artillery support. And on and on. The story could be the same on just about any item your outfit's got. You see, whether you've got but a rifle to maintain or a gadget as

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Corporal Acid Transfer Hose: Stuff To Stop leaks .. . 22

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Pubs: ASelected list Of New Publications. . 40 Joy Compressor Starter Cable; Take Out The Rub. , . . 41

45 KW Generator, Model 4060: These Nuts Mean Safety 43 Garwood M208 Crane-Shovel: Relocate The Tack Cable 44 MIS Detector Kit: When To Use It. . . . . . .. .. . . . .... 46 Flame Thrower Ml Thickener: Don't Nix The Mix ... . . 1,7 MHE Vehicles: Tips Wben TIC\ling Under The Hood . .. 50 Aircraft Mechanic's Toot Kit: fSN's. Nomencl.ture,Pix. 52

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