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TO 14-1-1

TECHNICAL MANUAL

ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL

U.S. AIR FORCE

AIRCREW FLIGHT EQUIPMENT

CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

This manual supersedes TO 14-1-1 dated 25 September 2019.

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Published Under Authority of the Secretary of the Air Force

7 DECEMBER 2019

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter Page

LIST OF TABLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii

INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii

SAFETY SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii

1 BOMBER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1

1.1 BOMBER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1

2 FIGHTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

2.1 FIGHTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

3 HELICOPTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

3.1 HELICOPTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

4 RECONNAISSANCE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

4.1 RECONNAISSANCE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

5 TRAINER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

5.1 TRAINER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

6 TRANSPORT CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

6.1 TRANSPORT CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

7 SPECIAL MISSION CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

7.1 SPECIAL MISSION CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

7.2 GENERAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

APPENDIX A EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL ORDER LISTING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-1

A.1 EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL ORDER LISTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-1 i

Number PageTitle

1-1 Bomber Clothing and Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1 2-1 Fighter Clothing and Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 3-1 Helicopter Clothing and Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 4-1 Reconnaissance Clothing and Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1 5-1 Trainer Clothing and Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1 6-1 Transport Clothing and Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1 7-1 Special Mission Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1 A-1 Equipment Technical Order Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-1

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LIST OF TABLES

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INTRODUCTION

1 PURPOSE.

The intent of this Technical Order (TO) is to show typical aircrew clothing and equipment requirements to support various aircraft. Tables are intended to show only what is available and qualified by AFLCMC/WNUS, its predecessor organizations, and aircraft program offices. No attempt has been made to delineate which pieces of flight gear should be worn on what missions or the manner in which they should be worn. This information can be found in the appropriate TO identified in Table A-1. This TO does not replace any commodity or aircraft TO. In addition, this TO does not include items that are deemed Safe-To-Fly (STF). For information concerning STF authorizations contact AFLCMC/WNUV, or the approving MAJCOM. For information on how to get an item qualified for use please contact the owning MAJCOM who will in turn contact AFLCMC/WNU. Only sustained equipment with an Air Force Technical Order (AFTO) number or AFI will be included in this manual.

2 SCOPE.

The Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsible for each item is identified in the ESA column of each table. The ESA is the Military Service or service organization with technical authority for the given item. Air Force organizations, identified as ESA, are responsible for the Operational Safety, Suitability, and Effectiveness (OSS&E). Deficiency reports, MISHAP recommendations, product improvement recommendations, AFTO Forms 22, etc., will be submitted to the identified ESA.

Management of commercial off-the-shelf and non-developmental items will be supported as outlined in AFI 63-101.

3 ABBREVIATIONS.

All abbreviations used in this manual are shown in the list of abbreviations below. Standard abbreviations are in accordance with ASME Y14.38, Abbreviations and Acronyms for Use on Drawings and Related Documents.

AF Air Force AFTO Air Force Technical Order ALEP Aircrew Laser Eye Protection AWACS Aircrew Warning and Control System CIACS Combat Integrated Armor Carrier System CWAS Cold Weather Aviation System DLA Defense Logistics Agency DoD Department of Defense EEBD Emergency Escape Breathing Device EPOS Emergency Passenger Oxygen System ESA Engineering Support Activity ESDS Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive ESUP Ejection Seat Upgrade Program ETIMS Enhanced Technical Information Management System HCI Hardness Critical Items HEEDS Helicopter Emergency Egress Device JCAS JHMCS Compatible ALEP Spectacle JHMCS Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System JPACE Joint Protective Aircrew Chemical Ensemble LBV Load Bearing Vest MDS Aircraft Mission Design Series Non-PBG Non-Pressure Breathing Applications OBOG On-Board Oxygen Generating OSS&E Operational Safety, Suitability, and Effectiveness PLD Personnel Lowering Device iii

PLZT Lead-Lanthanum-Zirconate-Titanate Ceramic Material PN Part Number PNVG Panoramic Night Vision Goggle PSGC Primary Survival Gear Carrier QDAES Quick Donning Anti-Exposure Suit S.E.A. Survival Egress Air SSK Seat Survival Kit STF safe-to-fly TCTO Time Compliance Technical Order TO Technical Order TOMA Technical Order Management Agency USAF United States Air Force

4 RELATED PUBLICATIONS.

NOTE

• When searching TO numbers in the Enhanced Technical Information Management System (ETIMS) catalog, please use the wildcard (*) after typing in the TO number. Many TOs are not available in paper format, (i.e., digital (WA-1) or Compact Disk (CD-1)). This ensures TOs in all media formats will populate the search.

• All required TOs necessary for Equipment in this publication are listed in Table A-1.

The following publications contain information in support of this technical manual.

List of Related Publications

Number Title AFI 63-101 Integrated Life Cycle Management ASME Y14.38 Abbreviations and Acronyms for Use on Drawings and Related Documents DODI 5330.03_AFI 33-395 Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Document Services TO 00-5-1 AF Technical Order System TO 00-25-234 General Shop Practice Requirements for the Repair, Maintenance, and Test of Electri-cal Equipment

5 RECORD OF APPLICABLE TIME COMPLIANCE TECHNICAL ORDERS (TCTOS).

List of Time Compliance Technical Orders

TCTO

Number

TCTO

Title

TCTO

Date

None

6 HARDNESS CRITICAL ITEMS (HCI).

The HCI symbol ( ) establishes special requirements limiting changes and substitutions and that the specific parts listed must be used to ensure hardness is not degraded.

If included, items with nuclear survivability requirements are marked with the HCI symbol ( ). All changes to, or proposed substitutions of, HCIs must be approved by the acquiring activity.

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7 ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE SENSITIVE (ESDS) ITEMS.

All ESDS parts shall be handled in accordance with the ESDS device handling procedures in TO 00-25-234.

If included, items containing ESDS parts are marked with the ESDS symbol ( ).

8 IMPROVEMENT REPORTS.

Recommended changes to this manual shall be submitted in accordance with TO 00-5-1.

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SAFETY SUMMARY

1 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.

This manual describes physical and/or chemical processes which may cause injury or death to personnel, or damage to equipment, if not properly followed. This safety summary includes general safety precautions and instructions that must be understood and applied during operation and maintenance to ensure personnel safety and protection of equipment. Prior to performing any specific task, the WARNINGs, CAUTIONs, and NOTEs included in that task shall be reviewed and under-stood.

2 WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, AND NOTES.

WARNINGs and CAUTIONs are used in this manual to highlight operating or maintenance procedures, practices, condi-tions, or statements which are considered essential to protection of personnel (WARNING) or equipment (CAUTION).

WARNINGs and CAUTIONs immediately precede the step or procedure to which they apply. WARNINGs and CAUTIONs consist of four parts: heading (WARNING, CAUTION, or icon), a statement of the hazard, minimum precautions, and possible results if disregarded. NOTEs are used in this manual to highlight operating or maintenance procedures, practices, conditions, or statements which are not essential to protection of personnel or equipment. NOTEs may precede or follow the step or procedure, depending upon the information to be highlighted. The headings used and their definitions are as follows:

Highlights an essential operating or maintenance procedure, practice, condition, statement, etc., which if not strictly observed, could result in injury to, or death of, personnel or long term health hazards.

Highlights an essential operating or maintenance procedure, practice, condition, statement, etc., which if not strictly observed, could result in damage to, or destruction of, equipment or loss of mission effectiveness.

NOTE

Highlights an essential operating or maintenance procedure, condition, or statement.

3 AIRCREW PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.

Unauthorized modification to United States Air Force (USAF) equipment and/or deviations from published tech-nical guidance is not authorized. The use of unqualified, improperly-integrated, installed, inspected or maintained aircrew flight equipment may cause fatal injury to aircrew members.

NOTE

Refer to each weapon system configuration table in this Technical Order (TO) for qualified aircrew flight equip-ment. The qualified equipment must be integrated, installed, inspected and maintained in accordance with the applicable commodity TOs found in Table A-1.

Aircrew personal protective equipment plays an essential role in the safety and survival of USAF aircrew members. It has been designed to meet both the demands of normal flight operations and the extreme stresses of the combat environment. Its primary function is to provide protection against the hazards aircrew members encounter in-flight. In addition, its design has included emergency egress, descent, escape and evasion design features. Different combinations of personal protective equipment are used to provide overall protection and comfort to the aircrew member under various flight, emergency and vii environmental conditions. This publication was developed to assist Aircrew Flight Equipment personnel to identify clothing and equipment qualified by a competent authority for use by USAF aircrews on board USAF aircraft.

NOTE

Equipment items that are recognized by an Engineering Support Activity of AFLCMC/WNUV are contingent on limitations identified in their recommendations.

4 SURVIVAL KITS AND LIFE RAFTS.

Overwater flights are defined as flights, over open water, which are not within power-off gliding distance of land. The types of survival kit containers and life rafts authorized per aircraft engaged in overwater flights are prescribed under the specific Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS) tables. One-man life rafts and kits are authorized for each crew member. Sufficient multi-place life rafts are authorized to provide space for maximum personnel capacity of the aircraft.

NOTE

One-person rafts as indicated in MDS Tables are authorized for the aircraft and may supplement the installed multi-place rafts at the discretion of the Operations Group Commander.

4.1 MAJCOM Responsibilities. It will be the responsibility of the MAJCOM to ensure the following is accomplished:

4.1.1 Survival kit containers are supplied on certain types of aircraft as contract furnished equipment. These containers should be used at all times; however, containers indicated in applicable MDS Tables may be used in case the contractor furnished containers are not available.

4.1.2 Periodic and preflight inspections are performed to ensure serviceability of the life rafts, containers and components.

4.1.3 Require aircraft commanders to ensure life rafts, containers and components are serviceable and correctly installed prior to overwater flights. Questionable items shall be removed and replaced with serviceable items.

NOTE

Consult MDS specific guidance on life raft and survival kit requirements. If conflict arises, the MDS guidance take precedence.

4.1.4 Verify MDS requirements and ensure all life rafts and related equipment are inspected and maintained in accordance with the applicable USAF technical order.

5 PERSONNEL PARACHUTES.

Personnel parachutes are available in two different styles - back and chest. To assure compatibility with aircraft mission configuration, assigned crew duties, etc., each style parachute is available with automatic or nonautomatic ripcord release feature.

5.1 Automatic Parachute. The automatic parachute will be used in:

• All ejection seat positions.

• Operational capability above 25,000 feet altitude.

• Operational capability over 300 knots indicated air speed.

5.2 Nonautomatic Parachute. Nonautomatic parachutes will be used in:

• Operational capability under 25,000 feet.

• Operational capability under 300 knots indicated air speed.

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5.3 Alternate Style Parachute. An alternate style parachute may be authorized by the MAJCOM Commander for all aircraft under their control when utilization of prescribed parachute is not compatible with aircraft mission, configuration, assigned crew duties, or safety of flight.

NOTE

BA-18 Parachute Assembly, Part Number (PN) 50C7024-18M, may be used in LIEU of BA-22 Parachute Assem-bly, PN 50C7024-22, in non-ejection seat aircraft.

6 FLYER’S BOOTS.

The listing of approved flyer’s boots is maintained at the Air Force Uniform Office link on the Portal at https://www.my.af.

mil/gcss-af/USAF/ep/globalTab.do?channelPageId=s2D8EB 9D63EF1AADB014036B11D782552.

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CHAPTER 1

BOMBER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

1.1 BOMBER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.

The purpose of this chapter is to present the acceptable bomber aircrew member personal and aircrew flight equipment ensembles. Table 1-1 describes the various items of equipment and lists those which are qualified for use while operating the various aircraft.

NOTE

• AFLCMC/WNUS maintains Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsibility over all systems and individual items unless indicated otherwise. Aircrew flight clothing is a shared responsibility with AFLCMC/WNUV. For information on Safe-To-Fly (STF) approvals contact AFLCMC/WNUV or the approving MAJCOM.

• “Q” denotes qualified items, “NQ” denotes items that are not currently qualified in this application/Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS).

Table 1-1. Bomber Clothing and Equipment

Item B-1 B-2 B-52 ESA

AIRCREW FLIGHT CLOTHING

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer) Q Q Q CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan) Q Q Q CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter) Q Q Q CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) Q Q Q CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) Q Q Q Flyer’s Winter Hood Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/Touch Screen) Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather) Q Q Q AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System) Q Q Q

MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM

Cold Weather Aviation System (CWAS)1

CWU-92/P Shirt, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy CWU-93/P Shirt, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy CWU-94/P Drawers, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy CWU-95/P Drawers, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy CWU-100/P Jacket, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy CWU-101/P Jacket, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy CWU-102/P Vest, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy CWU-103/P Vest, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy CWU-104/P Overalls, Men’s, Cold Weather Fleece Q Q Q Navy CWU-105/P Overalls, Women’s, Cold Weather, Fleece

Q Q Q Navy

CWU-106/P Jacket, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Q Navy CWU-107/P Jacket, Women’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Navy

CWU-108/P Trousers, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Q Navy CWU-109/P Trousers, Women’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Navy

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Table 1-1. Bomber Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item B-1 B-2 B-52 ESA

AIRCREW LASER EYE PROTECTION

(ALEP)

ALEP Block II Day Q Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV ALEP Block II Night Q Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV

MASK EQUIPMENT

MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask Q Q Q MBU-20A/P Oxygen Mask Q Q Q CRU-60/P Oxygen Connector NQ NQ Q CRU-60/P Oxygen Connector (G002-4240-01) Q Q NQ

HELMETS

HGU-55/P NQ Q Q

HGU-55/P (High Speed) Q Q Q HGU-55/P L/W (Light-Weight) NQ Q Q

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-22/P Batted Underwear Q Q Q CWU-23/P Liner Q Q Q CWU-43/P Aramid Underwear Q Q Q CWU-44/P Aramid Underwear Q Q Q CWU-62A/P Coverall Q Q Q Navy CWU-62B/P Coverall Q Q Q Navy CWU-74/P Coverall Q Q Q CWU-86/P Coverall Q Q Q Navy OTS-600 Dry Suit Q Q Q Navy

TORSO HARNESS ASSEMBLY

PCU-15 Series Harness Q Q NQ PCU-16 Series Harness Q Q NQ MXU-22/P Lumbar Pad Q Q NQ PCU-22/P Lumbar Pad Q Q NQ Koch Gen II Canopy Release Q Q NQ Koch Modified Gen II Canopy Release Q Q NQ Frost Canopy Release Q Q NQ

PERSONNEL LOWERING DEVICE (PLD)

PCU-10/P Q Q Q

PCU-21/P Q Q Q

SURVIVAL VESTS

Airsave Q Q Q

CHEMICAL DEFENSE EQUIPMENT

Cotton Undershirt Q Q Q Cotton Drawers Q Q Q CWU-66/P Coverall Q Q Q Joint Protective Aircrew Chemical Ensemble

(JPACE)

NQ NQ NQ JPO

Chemical Protective Gloves (Butyl) Q Q Q Chemical Protective Glove Inserts Q Q Q MBU-19/P Mask-Hood Q NQ Q

CQU-7/P Q NQ Q

MXU-835/P Communication Unit Q Q Q

FLASH BLINDNESS GOGGLES

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Table 1-1. Bomber Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item B-1 B-2 B-52 ESA Lead-Lanthanum-Zirconate-Titanate Ceramic Mate-rial (PLZT)

Q Q Q

PLZT Top Latch Mount Q Q Q

HELMET MOUNTED DEVICES

AN/AVS-9 (4949 G Series) Q NQ Q

LIFE PRESERVERS

LPU-10/P Q Q Q

LPU-38/P Q Q Q

LIFE RAFTS

LRU-16/P (1-Person) Q Q Q

RAFT KITS

ACES II Q Q NQ

ML-4 NQ NQ Q

CNU-129/P NQ NQ Q

PERSONNEL PARACHUTES

ACES II Q Q NQ

BA-18 Backstyle Parachute, Automatic Non-Ejec-tion Seat

NQ NQ Q

BA-21 Backstyle Parachute, Automatic Ejection Seat

NQ NQ Q

BA-22, Automatic Non-Ejection Seat NQ NQ Q

1 The CWAS Extreme Weather Outer Layer (EWOL) is not for use with ejection seats.

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CHAPTER 2

FIGHTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

2.1 FIGHTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.

The purpose of this chapter is to present the acceptable fighter aircrew member personal and aircrew flight equipment ensembles. Table 2-1 describes the various items of equipment and lists those which are qualified for use while operating the various aircraft.

NOTE

• AFLCMC/WNUS maintains Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsibility over all systems and individual items unless indicated otherwise. Aircrew flight clothing is a shared responsibility with AFLCMC/WNUV. For information on Safe-To-Fly (STF) approvals contact AFLCMC/WNUV or the approving MAJCOM.

• “Q” denotes qualified items, “NQ” denotes items that are not currently qualified in this application/Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS).

Table 2-1. Fighter Clothing and Equipment

Item F-15 F-16 F-22 F-35* A-10 ESA

AIRCREW FLIGHT CLOTHING

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer) Q Q Q Q CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan) Q Q Q Q CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter) Q Q Q Q CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) Q Q Q Q CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Winter Hood Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/Touch Screen) Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather) Q Q Q Q AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System) Q Q Q Q Q

MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM

Cold Weather Aviation System (CWAS)5

CWU-92/P Shirt, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-93/P Shirt, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-94/P Drawers, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-95/P Drawers, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-100/P Jacket, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-101/P Jacket, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-102/P Vest, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-103/P Vest, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-104/P Overalls, Men’s, Cold Weather Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-105/P Overalls, Women’s, Cold Weather, Fleece

Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-106/P Jacket, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-107/P Jacket, Women’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-108/P Trousers, Men’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-109/P Trousers, Women’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Q Navy

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Table 2-1. Fighter Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item F-15 F-16 F-22 F-35* A-10 ESA

AIRCREW LASER EYE PROTECTION

(ALEP)

ALEP Block I NQ NQ NQ NQ AFLCMC/

WNUV

ALEP Block II Day1 , 2 Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/

WNUV

ALEP Block II Night2 Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/

WNUV

Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS) Compatible ALEP Spectacle (JCAS)3

Q Q NQ NQ AFLCMC/

WNUV

MASK EQUIPMENT

MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask Q Q NQ Q MBU-20/P Combat Edge Mask Q Q Q Q MBU-20A/P Oxygen Mask (Non-Pressure Breath-ing Applications (Non-PBG))

Q Q Q Q

CRU-60/P Oxygen Connector Q Q NQ Q CRU-94/P Oxygen Connector Q Q Q NQ CRU-120/A Connector (On-Board Oxygen Gener-ating (OBOG) System Only)

NQ Q NQ NQ

CRU-122/A Connector (OBOG Variant Systems Only)

NQ NQ Q NQ F-22 SPO

HELMETS

HGU-55/P Q Q NQ Q

HGU-55/P (High Speed) Q Q Q Q HGU-55/P L/W (Light-Weight) Q Q Q Q

HGU-55A/P (JHMCS) Q Q NQ NQ

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-22/P Batted Underwear Q Q Q Q CWU-23/P Liner Q Q Q Q CWU-43/P Aramid Underwear Q Q Q Q CWU-44/P Aramid Underwear Q Q Q Q CWU-62A/P Coverall Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-62B/P Coverall Q Q NQ Q Navy CWU-74/P Coverall Q Q Q Q CWU-86/P Coverall Q Q Q Q Navy OTS-600 Dry Suit Q Q Q Q Navy

ANTI-G GARMENTS

CSU-13B/P Anti-G Trouser Q Q NQ Q CSU-17/P Anti-G Vest Q Q Q NQ CSU-22/P Anti-G Trouser4 Q Q NQ NQ CSU-23/P Anti-G Trouser NQ NQ Q NQ

TORSO HARNESS ASSEMBLY

PCU-15 Series Harness Q Q Q Q PCU-16 Series Harness Q Q Q Q MXU-22/P Lumbar Pad Q Q NQ Q Koch Canopy Release Q NQ NQ Q Koch Gen II Canopy Release Q Q NQ Q Koch Modified Gen II Canopy Release Q Q NQ Q Frost Canopy Release NQ Q Q NQ

PERSONNEL LOWERING DEVICE (PLD)

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Table 2-1. Fighter Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item F-15 F-16 F-22 F-35* A-10 ESA

PCU-10/P Q Q Q Q

SURVIVAL VESTS

Airsave Q Q Q Q

CHEMICAL DEFENSE EQUIPMENT

Cotton Undershirt Q Q NQ Q Cotton Drawers Q Q NQ Q Joint Protective Aircrew Chemical Ensemble

(JPACE)

NQ NQ NQ Q JPO

CWU-66/P Coverall Q Q Q Q Chemical Protective Gloves (Butyl) Q Q Q Q Chemical Protective Glove Inserts Q Q Q Q MBU-19/P Mask-Hood Q Q NQ Q

CQU-7/P Q Q NQ Q

MXU-835/P Communication Unit Q Q NQ Q

HELMET MOUNTED DEVICES

AN/AVS-9 (4949 G Series) Q Q Q Q AN/AVS-10 (Panoramic Night Vision Goggle

(PNVG))

Q Q NQ Q

LIFE PRESERVERS

LPU-38/P Q Q Q Q

LIFE RAFTS

LRU-16/P (1-Person) Q Q Q Q

RAFT KITS

ACES II Q Q Q Q

PERSONNEL PARACHUTES

ACES II Q Q Q Q

* For aircraft specific equipment reference JPO guidance 5 The CWAS Extreme Weather Outer Layer (EWOL) is not for use with ejection seats 1 Block II Day is “Q” on F-16 (Block 30), F-15 (D and E) 2 F-16 (Block 40 and 50), F-15 (C and E) are the platforms that fly with JHMCS 3 JCAS is “Q” on the following platforms: F-16 (Block 40 and 50), F-15 (C and E) which are the platforms that fly with JHMCS 4 F-15E is not authorized to wear CSU-22/P Anti-G Trouser

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CHAPTER 3

HELICOPTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

3.1 HELICOPTER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.

The purpose of this chapter is to present the acceptable helicopter aircrew member personal and aircrew flight equipment ensembles. Table 3-1 describes the various items of equipment and lists those which are qualified for use while operating the various helicopters.

NOTE

• AFLCMC/WNUS maintains Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsibility over all systems and individual items unless indicated otherwise. Aircrew flight clothing is a shared responsibility with AFLCMC/WNUV. For information on Safe-To-Fly (STF) approvals contact AFLCMC/WNUV or the approving MAJCOM.

• “Q” denotes qualified items, “NQ” denotes items that are not currently qualified in this application/Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS).

Table 3-1. Helicopter Clothing and Equipment

Item H-1 H-60 ESA

AIRCREW FLIGHT CLOTHING

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer) Q Q CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan) Q Q CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter) Q Q Army Aircrew Combat Uniform (A2CU) Q Q Army CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) Q Q CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) Q Q Flyer’s Winter Hood Q Q Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/Touch Screen) Q Q Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather) Q Q AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System) Q Q

MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM

Cold Weather Aviation System (CWAS) CWU-92/P Shirt, Men’s Midweight Q Q Navy CWU-93/P Shirt, Women’s Midweight Q Q Navy CWU-94/P Drawers, Men’s Midweight Q Q Navy CWU-95/P Drawers, Women’s Midweight Q Q Navy CWU-100/P Jacket, Men’s Fleece Q Q Navy CWU-101/P Jacket, Women’s Fleece Q Q Navy CWU-102/P Vest, Men’s Fleece Q Q Navy CWU-103/P Vest, Women’s Fleece Q Q Navy CWU-104/P Overalls, Men’s, Cold Weather Fleece Q Q Navy CWU-105/P Overalls, Women’s, Cold Weather, Fleece Q Q Navy CWU-106/P Jacket, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Navy CWU-107/P Jacket, Women’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Navy CWU-108/P Trousers, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Navy CWU-109/P Trousers, Women’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Navy

AIRCREW LASER EYE PROTECTION (ALEP)

ALEP Block I Q NQ AFLCMC/WNUV ALEP Block II Day Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV

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Table 3-1. Helicopter Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item H-1 H-60 ESA ALEP Block II Night Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV Visor, Flyers Helmet, 3 Notch (Bronze, Day Use) Q Q Army

MASK EQUIPMENT

MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask Q NQ Quick-Don Mask, 358-1506 Series Q Q Helicopter Emergency Egress Device (HEEDS III) Q Q Survival Egress Air (S.E.A.) (1083/1084 Series) Q Q Army

HELMETS

HGU-56/P Q Q

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-22/P Batted Underwear Q Q CWU-23/P Liner Q Q CWU-43/P Aramid Underwear Q Q CWU-44/P Aramid Underwear Q Q CWU-62A/P Coverall Q Q Navy CWU-62B/P Coverall Q Q Navy CWU-74/P Coverall Q Q OTS-600 Dry Suit Q Q Navy

MSF-300 Q Q

TORSO HARNESS ASSEMBLY

PCU-17/P Harness Q Q MB-1 Gunner’s Belt Q Q MXU-22/P Lumbar Pad Q NQ

SURVIVAL VESTS

Survival Backpack Q Q SARVIP Q Q Army Eagle Vest (Combat Integrated Armor Carrier System

(CIACS))

Q Q

Primary Survival Gear Carrier (PSGC) Q Q Army

CHEMICAL DEFENSE EQUIPMENT

Cotton Undershirt NQ Q Cotton Drawers NQ Q Joint Protective Aircrew Chemical Ensemble (JPACE) Q Q JPO CWU-66/P Coverall Q Q Chemical Protective Gloves (Butyl) Q Q Chemical Protective Glove Inserts Q Q MBU-19/P Mask-Hood NQ Q

MPU-5(V)/P Q Q JPO

CQU-7/P NQ Q

MXU-835/P Communication Unit NQ Q

HELMET MOUNTED DEVICES

AN/AVS-9 (4949 G Series) Q Q AN/AVS-9 (4949 H Series) Q Q AN/AVS-10 (Panoramic Night Vision Goggle (PNVG)) Q Q

LIFE PRESERVERS

LPU-10/P Q Q

LPU-40/P Q NQ Army

LIFE RAFTS

LRU-16/P (1-Person) Q Q

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Table 3-1. Helicopter Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item H-1 H-60 ESA LRU-1/P (7-Person) Q Q F-2B (20-Person) Q Q

RAFT KITS

ML-4 Q Q

PERSONNEL PARACHUTES

B-20 Backstyle Parachute Q Q

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CHAPTER 4

RECONNAISSANCE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

4.1 RECONNAISSANCE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.

The purpose of this chapter is to present the acceptable reconnaissance aircrew member personal and aircrew flight equip-ment ensembles. Table 4-1 describes the various items of equipment and lists those which are qualified for use while operating the various aircraft.

NOTE

• AFLCMC/WNUS maintains Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsibility over all systems and individual items unless indicated otherwise. Aircrew flight clothing is a shared responsibility with AFLCMC/WNUV. For information on Safe-To-Fly (STF) approvals contact AFLCMC/WNUV or the approving MAJCOM.

• “Q” denotes qualified items, “NQ” denotes items that are not currently qualified in this application/Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS).

• Items in this table that contain a Q only in the RC-135 column have not been tested on other aircraft listed within the table.

Table 4-1. Reconnaissance Clothing and Equipment

Item E-3 E-4 E-8 ESA RC-135

AIRCREW FLIGHT CLOTHING

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer) Q Q Q Q CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan) Q Q Q Q CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter) Q Q Q Q Army Aircrew Combat Uniform (A2CU) Q Q Q Army Q CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) Q Q Q Q CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Winter Hood Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/Touch Screen) Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather) Q Q Q Q AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System) Q Q Q Q

MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM

Cold Weather Aviation System (CWAS) CWU-92/P Shirt, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-93/P Shirt, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-94/P Drawers, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-95/P Drawers, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-100/P Jacket, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-101/P Jacket, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-102/P Vest, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-103/P Vest, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-104/P Overalls, Men’s, Cold Weather Fleece Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-105/P Overalls, Women’s, Cold Weather, Fleece

Q Q Q Navy Q

CWU-106/P Jacket, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-107/P Jacket, Women’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Q Navy Q CWU-108/P Trousers, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Q Navy Q

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Table 4-1. Reconnaissance Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item E-3 E-4 E-8 ESA RC-135 CWU-109/P Trousers, Women’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Navy Q

AIRCREW LASER EYE PROTECTION (ALEP)

ALEP Block I Q NQ Q AFLCMC/WNUV Q ALEP Block II Day Q Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV Q ALEP Block II Night Q Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV Q

MASK EQUIPMENT

Aircrew Warning and Control System (AWACS) Oxygen Mask

Q NQ Q NQ

MBU-10/P Quick-Don Mask Q Q Q NQ MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask Q Q Q Q MBU-20A/P Oxygen Mask (Non-Pressure Breathing Applications (Non-PBG))

Q NQ Q Q

Anti-Smoke Goggle Assembly NQ NQ NQ Q CRU-60/P Connector Q Q Q NQ Fire Fighter’s Mask Q Q Q Q Quick-Don Mask, 358-1506 Series Q Q Q Q Emergency Escape Breathing Device (EEBD) Q Q Q Q Protective Breathing Equipment Q Q Q Q Emergency Passenger Oxygen System (EPOS) Q NQ Q OO-ALC Q

HELMETS

HGU-55/P Q NQ Q Q

HGU-55/P L/W (Light-Weight) Q NQ Q Q

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-16/P Coverall Q NQ Q Q CWU-43/P Aramid Underwear Q NQ Q NQ CWU-44/P Aramid Underwear Q NQ Q NQ Viking Quick Donning Anti-Exposure Suit (QDAES) Q NQ Q Q

TORSO HARNESS ASSEMBLY

PCU-17/P Harness Q NQ Q Q HBU-6/P/flight Personnel Safety Strap Q NQ Q Q

SURVIVAL VESTS

Survival Backpack Q Q Q Q

AIRCREW CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL RADIO-

LOGICAL NUCLEAR (ACBRN) EQUIPMENT

M69 Mask Q NQ Q JPO Q Cotton Undershirt Q NQ Q Q Cotton Drawers Q NQ Q Q Joint Protective Aircrew Chemical Ensemble

(JPACE)

Q NQ Q JPO NQ

CWU-66/P Coverall Q NQ Q Q Chemical Protective Gloves (Butyl) Q NQ Q Q Chemical Protective Glove Inserts Q NQ Q Q MBU-13/P Mask Q NQ Q NQ HGU-41/P Hood Q NQ Q NQ MBU-19/P Mask-Hood Q NQ Q Q

CQU-7/P Q NQ Q Q

MXU-835/P Communication Unit Q NQ Q Q

PLZT NQ NQ NQ Q

PLZT Top Latch Mount NQ NQ NQ Q

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Table 4-1. Reconnaissance Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item E-3 E-4 E-8 ESA RC-135

LIFE PRESERVERS

A-A-50652 (Adult/Child) Q Q Q Q

LPU-10/P Q Q Q NQ

LIFE RAFTS

F-2B (20-Person) Q Q Q Q 25-Person NQ NQ Q NQ

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CHAPTER 5

TRAINER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

5.1 TRAINER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.

The purpose of this chapter is to present the acceptable trainer aircrew member personal and aircrew flight equipment ensembles. Table 5-1 describes the various items of equipment and lists those which are qualified for use while operating the various aircraft.

NOTE

• AFLCMC/WNUS maintains Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsibility over all systems and individual items unless indicated otherwise. Aircrew flight clothing is a shared responsibility with AFLCMC/WNUV. For information on Safe-To-Fly (STF) approvals contact AFLCMC/WNUV or the approving MAJCOM.

• “Q” denotes qualified items, “NQ” denotes items that are not currently qualified in this application/Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS).

Table 5-1. Trainer Clothing and Equipment

Item T-1 T-6 T-38 T-38 ESUP ESA

AIRCREW FLIGHT CLOTHING

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer) Q Q Q Q CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan) Q Q Q Q CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter) Q Q Q Q Army Aircrew Combat Uniform (A2CU) Q NQ NQ NQ CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) Q Q Q Q CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Winter Hood Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/Touch Screen) Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather) Q Q Q Q AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System) Q Q Q Q

MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM

Cold Weather Aviation System (CWAS) CWU-92/P Shirt, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-93/P Shirt, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-94/P Drawers, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-95/P Drawers, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-100/P Jacket, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-101/P Jacket, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-102/P Vest, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-103/P Vest, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-104/P Overalls, Men’s, Cold Weather Fleece Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-105/P Overalls, Women’s, Cold Weather, Fleece

Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-106/P Jacket, Men’s Waterproof Outershell Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-107/P Jacket, Women’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-108/P Trousers, Men’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Q Navy

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Table 5-1. Trainer Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item T-1 T-6 T-38 T-38 ESUP ESA CWU-109/P Trousers, Women’s Waterproof Outer-shell

Q Q Q Q Navy

AIRCREW LASER EYE PROTECTION

(ALEP)

ALEP Block II Day Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/

WNUV

ALEP Block II Night Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/

WNUV

MASK EQUIPMENT

MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask NQ Q Q Q MBU-20A/P Oxygen Mask (Non-Pressure Breath-ing Applications (Non-PBG))

NQ Q Q Q

Quick-Don Mask, 358-1506 Series Q NQ NQ NQ CRU-60/P Connector NQ Q Q Q Emergency Escape Breathing Device (EEBD) Q NQ NQ NQ Protective Breathing Equipment Q NQ NQ NQ Emergency Passenger Oxygen System Q NQ NQ NQ OO-ALC

HELMETS

HGU-55/P (High Speed) NQ Q Q Q HGU-55/P L/W (Light-Weight) NQ Q Q Q HGU-68/P NQ Q NQ NQ Navy

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-22/P Batted Underwear NQ NQ Q Q CWU-23/P Liner NQ Q Q Q CWU-43/P Aramid Underwear NQ Q Q Q CWU-44/P Aramid Underwear NQ Q Q Q CWU-62A/P Coverall NQ Q Q Q Navy CWU-62B/P Coverall NQ Q Q Q Navy CWU-74/P Coverall NQ Q Q Q CWU-86/P Coverall NQ Q Q Q Navy OTS-600 Dry Suit NQ Q Q Q Navy

ANTI-G GARMENTS

CSU-13B/P Anti-G Trouser NQ Q Q Q

TORSO HARNESS ASSEMBLY

PCU-15 Series Harness NQ Q NQ Q PCU-16 Series Harness NQ Q NQ Q MXU-22/P Lumbar Pad NQ NQ Q NQ Koch Gen II Canopy Release NQ NQ NQ Q Koch Modified Gen II Canopy Release NQ NQ NQ Q Frost Canopy Release NQ Q NQ Q

SURVIVAL VESTS

Airsave Vest NQ Q NQ NQ

LIFE PRESERVERS

A-A-50652 (Adult/Child) Q NQ NQ NQ

LPU-9/P NQ Q Q Q

LPU-10/P NQ NQ Q Q

LPU-38/P NQ Q Q Q

LIFE RAFTS

LRU-16/P (1-Person) NQ Q Q Q

RAFT KITS

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Table 5-1. Trainer Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item T-1 T-6 T-38 T-38 ESUP ESA

US16T NQ NQ Q NQ

Seat Survival Kit (SSK) (Part Number (PN)

MBEU200027)

NQ NQ NQ Q

SSK (PN MBEU179480) NQ Q NQ NQ

CNU-129/P NQ NQ Q NQ

PERSONNEL PARACHUTES

BA-18 Backstyle Parachute, Automatic Non-Ejec-tion Seat

Q NQ NQ NQ

* BA-22 Backstyle Parachute, Automatic Non-Ejec-tion Seat

NQ NQ Q NQ

* BA-25 Backstyle Parachute NQ NQ Q NQ Martin Baker (US-16T-1, US-16T-2) NQ NQ NQ Q Martin Baker (MK16) NQ Q NQ NQ Note: The CWAS Extreme Weather Outer Layer (EWOL) is not for use in ejection seat aircraft.

* On all T-38 with Northrop improved seats the preferred parachutes are either a BA-25 or BA-22 (with 0.25 second actuator time delay) over a BA-22 (with 1.0 second actuator time delay/used zero delay lanyard).

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CHAPTER 6

TRANSPORT CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

6.1 TRANSPORT CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.

The purpose of this chapter is to present the acceptable transport aircrew member personal and aircrew flight equipment ensembles. Table 6-1 describes the various items of equipment and lists those which are qualified for use while operating the various aircraft.

NOTE

• AFLCMC/WNUS maintains Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsibility over all systems and individual items unless indicated otherwise. Aircrew flight clothing is a shared responsibility with AFLCMC/WNUV. For information on Safe-To-Fly (STF) approvals contact AFLCMC/WNUV or the approving MAJCOM.

• “Q” denotes qualified items, “NQ” denotes items that are not currently qualified in this application/Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS).

Table 6-1. Transport Clothing and Equipment

Item C-5 KC-10 C-12 C-17 C-21 C-130 KC-135 ESA

AIRCREW FLIGHT

CLOTHING

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

Army Aircrew Combat Uni-form (A2CU)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Army

CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) Q Q Q Q Q Q Q CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Winter Hood Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/ Touch Screen)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

MULTI-CLIMATE PRO-

TECTIVE SYSTEM

Cold Weather Aviation System

(CWAS)

CWU-92/P Shirt, Men’s Mid-weight

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-93/P Shirt, Women’s Midweight

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-94/P Drawers, Men’s Midweight

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-95/P Drawers, Women’s Midweight

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

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Table 6-1. Transport Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item C-5 KC-10 C-12 C-17 C-21 C-130 KC-135 ESA CWU-100/P Jacket, Men’s Fleece

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-101/P Jacket, Women’s Fleece

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-102/P Vest, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-103/P Vest, Women’s Fleece

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-104/P Overalls, Men’s, Cold Weather Fleece

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-105/P Overalls, Wom-en’s, Cold Weather, Fleece

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-106/P Jacket, Men’s Wa-terproof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-107/P Jacket, Women’s Waterproof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-108/P Trousers, Men’s Waterproof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-109/P Trousers, Wom-en’s Waterproof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

AIRCREW LASER EYE

PROTECTION (ALEP)

ALEP Block I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV ALEP Block II Day Q Q Q Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV ALEP Block II Night Q Q Q Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/WNUV

MASK EQUIPMENT

MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask Q Q Q Q NQ Q Q MBU-12/P Speed-On Conver-sion

Q NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ

MBU-20A/P Oxygen Mask Q Q Q Q NQ Q Q Quick-Don Mask, 358-1506 Series

Q NQ NQ Q NQ Q Q

Anti-Smoke Goggle Assembly Q Q Q Q Q Q Q CRU-60/P Oxygen Connector Q Q Q Q NQ Q Q Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE and EEBD)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

Emergency Passenger Oxygen System

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q OO-ALC

HELMETS

HGU-55/P Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

HGU-55/P L/W (Light-Weight) Q NQ NQ Q NQ Q Q

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-16/P Coverall Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Viking Quick Donning Anti- Exposure Suit (QDAES)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

TORSO HARNESS ASSEM-

BLY

PCU-17/P Harness Q Q Q Q Q Q Q HBU-6/P Flight Personnel Safety Strap

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

PERSONNEL LOWERING

DEVICE (PLD)

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Table 6-1. Transport Clothing and Equipment - Continued

Item C-5 KC-10 C-12 C-17 C-21 C-130 KC-135 ESA

PCU-10/P Q NQ NQ Q NQ Q Q

SURVIVAL VESTS

Airsave Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Survival Backpack Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

AIRCREW CHEMICAL

BIOLOGICAL RADIOLOGI-

CAL NUCLEAR (ACBRN)

EQUIPMENT

M69 Mask NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ Q JPO Cotton Undershirt Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Cotton Drawers Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Joint Protective Aircrew Chemical Ensemble (JPACE)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q JPO

CWU-66/P Coverall Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Chemical Protective Gloves (Butyl)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

Chemical Protective Glove In-serts

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

MBU-19/P Mask-Hood Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

CQU-7/P Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

MXU-835/P Communication Unit

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

FLASH BLINDNESS

GOGGLES

PLZT NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ Q

PLZT Top Latch Mount NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ Q

HELMET MOUNTED DE-

VICES

AN/AVS-9 (4949 G Series) NQ NQ NQ Q NQ Q Q

LIFE PRESERVERS

A-A-50652 (Adult/Child) Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

LPU-6/P Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

LPU-10/P Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

LPU-38/P Q NQ NQ Q NQ Q Q

LIFE RAFT

LRU-16/P (1-Person) NQ NQ NQ Q NQ Q NQ F-2B (20-Person) NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ Q Q 25-Person Q NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ NQ 46-Person NQ NQ NQ Q NQ Q NQ

RAFT KIT

ML-4 NQ NQ NQ Q NQ Q NQ

PERSONNEL PARA-

CHUTES

BA-Series Backstyle, Auto-matic

Q NQ NQ Q NQ Q Q

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CHAPTER 7

SPECIAL MISSION CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

7.1 SPECIAL MISSION CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.

The purpose of this chapter is to present the acceptable special mission personal and aircrew flight equipment ensembles.

Table 7-1 describes the various items of equipment and lists those which are qualified for use while operating the various aircraft.

NOTE

• AFLCMC/WNUS maintains Engineering Support Activity (ESA) responsibility over all systems and individual items unless indicated otherwise. Aircrew flight clothing is a shared responsibility with AFLCMC/WNUV. For information on Safe-To-Fly (STF) approvals contact AFLCMC/WNUV or the approving MAJCOM.

• “Q” denotes qualified items, “NQ” denotes items that are not currently qualified in this application/Aircraft Mission Design Series (MDS).

7.2 GENERAL.

For special mission aircraft not included in this publication, the lead MAJCOM in coordination with the aircraft program office will determine the baseline equipment requirements. Letter of approved qualified systems will be forwarded to AFLCMC/WNUS for inclusion into this publication.

Table 7-1. Special Mission Configuration

Item AC-130 CV-22 C-146

(HC) MC-

130 C-145 U-28A/

PC-12 ESA

AIRCREW FLIGHT CLOTHING

CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer) Q Q Q Q Q Q CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan) Q Q Q Q Q Q CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter) Q Q Q Q Q Q Army Aircrew Combat Uniform (A2CU) Q Q Q Q Q Q Army CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) Q Q Q Q Q Q CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) Q Q Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Winter Hood Q Q Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/Touch Screen) Q Q Q Q Q Q Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather) Q Q Q Q Q Q AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System) Q Q Q Q Q Q

MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTIVE

SYSTEM

Cold Weather Aviation System (CWAS) CWU-92/P Shirt, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-93/P Shirt, Women’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-94/P Drawers, Men’s Midweight Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-95/P Drawers, Women’s Mid-weight

Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-100/P Jacket, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-101/P Jacket, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-102/P Vest, Men’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy CWU-103/P Vest, Women’s Fleece Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

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Table 7-1. Special Mission Configuration - Continued

Item AC-130 CV-22 C-146

(HC) MC-

130 C-145 U-28A/

PC-12 ESA

CWU-104/P Overalls, Men’s, Cold Weather Fleece

Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-105/P Overalls, Women’s, Cold Weather, Fleece

Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-106/P Jacket, Men’s Waterproof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-107/P Jacket, Women’s Waterproof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-108/P Trousers, Men’s Waterproof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

CWU-109/P Trousers, Women’s Water-proof Outershell

Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy

AIRCREW LASER EYE PROTEC-

TION (ALEP)

ALEP Block I Q NQ NQ Q NQ NQ AFLCMC/

WNUV

ALEP Block II Day Q Q Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/

WNUV

ALEP Block II Night Q Q Q Q Q Q AFLCMC/

WNUV

MASK EQUIPMENT

Aircrew Warning and Control System (AWACS) Oxygen Mask

Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ

Fire Fighter’s Mask Q Q NQ Q NQ Q MBU-10/P Quick-Don Mask Q Q Q Q Q Q MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask Q Q Q Q Q Q MBU-20A/P Oxygen Mask Q Q Q Q Q Q Quick-Don Mask, 358-1506 Series Q Q Q Q Q Q Anti-Smoke Goggle Assembly Q NQ Q Q Q Q CRU-60/P Oxygen Connector Q NQ NQ Q NQ NQ CRU-103/A Oxygen Connector NQ Q NQ NQ NQ NQ Navy Emergency Escape Breathing Device

(EEBD)

Q NQ Q Q Q Q

Emergency Passenger Oxygen System Q NQ Q Q Q Q OO-ALC Helicopter Emergency Egress Device

(HEEDS III)

NQ Q NQ NQ NQ NQ

Survival Egress Air (S.E.A.) (1083/1084 Series)

NQ Q NQ NQ NQ NQ Army

HELMETS

HGU-55/P Q Q Q Q Q Q

HGU-55/P L/W (Light-Weight) Q Q Q Q Q Q

HGU-56/P NQ Q NQ NQ NQ NQ

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-16/P Coverall Q Q Q Q Q NQ CWU-22/P Batted Underwear NQ Q Q NQ Q Q CWU-23/P Liner NQ Q Q NQ Q Q CWU-43/P Aramid Underwear Q Q Q Q Q Q CWU-44/P Aramid Underwear Q Q Q Q Q Q CWU-62A/P Coverall NQ Q Q NQ Q Q CWU-62B/P Coverall NQ Q Q NQ Q Q

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Table 7-1. Special Mission Configuration - Continued

Item AC-130 CV-22 C-146

(HC) MC-

130 C-145 U-28A/

PC-12 ESA

CWU-74/P Coverall NQ Q Q NQ Q Q CWU-86/P Coverall NQ Q Q NQ Q Q Navy OTS-600 Dry Suit Q Q Q Q Q Q Navy Viking Quick Donning Anti-Exposure Suit (QDAES)

Q Q Q Q NQ

MSF-300 Q

TORSO HARNESS ASSEMBLY

MC-130 Personnel Restraint Harness NQ NQ NQ Q NQ NQ PCU-17 Series Harness Q Q Q Q Q Q HBU-6/P Flight Personnel Safety Strap Q NQ Q Q Q Q MB-1 Gunner’s Belt NQ Q NQ NQ NQ NQ

PERSONNEL LOWERING DEVICE

(PLD)

PCU-10/P Q NQ Q Q Q Q

SURVIVAL VESTS

Survival Backpack Q Q Q Q Q Q

SARVIP NQ Q NQ NQ NQ NQ

Eagle Vest (Combat Integrated Armor Carrier System (CIACS))

Q Q Q Q Q Q

Primary Survival Gear Carrier (PSGC) Q Q NQ Q NQ Q Army

CHEMICAL DEFENSE EQUIPMENT

Cotton Undershirt Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ Cotton Drawers Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ Joint Protective Aircrew Chemical En-semble (JPACE)

NQ Q NQ Q NQ NQ JPO

CWU-66/P Coverall Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ Chemical Protective Gloves (Butyl) NQ Q NQ Q NQ NQ Chemical Protective Glove Inserts Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ MBU-13/P Mask Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ HGU-41/P Hood Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ MBU-19/P Mask-Hood Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ

CQU-7/P Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ

MXU-835/P Communication Unit Q Q NQ Q NQ NQ

HELMET MOUNTED DEVICES

AN/AVS-9 (4949 G Series) Q Q Q Q Q Q AN/AVS-9 (4949 H Series) Q Q Q Q Q Q

LIFE PRESERVERS

A-A-50652 (Adult/Child) Q Q Q Q Q Q

LPU-6/P NQ NQ NQ Q NQ NQ

LPU-10/P Q Q Q Q Q Q

LIFE RAFTS

LRU-16/P (1-Person) Q NQ NQ Q NQ NQ F-2B (20-Person) Q NQ NQ NQ Q NQ

RAFT KITS

ML-4 Q NQ NQ Q NQ NQ

Sea Rescue Kits (MA-1 and MA-2) NQ NQ NQ Q NQ NQ

PERSONNEL PARACHUTES

BA-Series, Backstyle, Automatic Q NQ NQ Q NQ NQ

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APPENDIX A

EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL ORDER LISTING

A.1 EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL ORDER LISTING.

Table A-1. Equipment Technical Order Listing

Item Technical Order (TO) Number

AIRCREW FLIGHT CLOTHING

Cold Weather Aviation System (CWAS) 14P3-1-112 A2CU Army Aircrew Combat Uniform 14P3-1-112 CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Summer) 14P3-1-112 CWU-27/P Flyer’s Coverall (Tan) 14P3-1-112 CWU-64/P Flyer’s Coverall (Winter) 14P3-1-112 CWU-45/P Jacket (Winter) 14P3-1-112 CWU-36/P Jacket (Summer) 14P3-1-112 Flyer’s Winter Hood 14P3-1-112 Flyer’s Gloves (GS/FRP-2/Touch Screen) 14P3-1-112 Flyer’s Gloves Inserts (Cold Weather) 14P3-1-112 Multi-Climate Protective System 14P3-5-111 AMXDmax (Bladder Relief System) 14P3-5-1-1

OXYGEN EQUIPMENT

Aircrew Warning and Control System (AWACS) Oxygen Mask 15X5-4-5-3 Fire Fighter’s Mask 15X5-5-3-1 MBU-10/P Quick-Don Mask 15X5-4-8-1 MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask 15X5-3-6-1 MBU-12/P Speed-On Conversion 15X5-3-1-1 MBU-20/P Oxygen Mask 14P3-1-161 MBU-20A/P Oxygen Mask (Non-Pressure Breathing Applications (Non-PBG)) 14P3-1-161 CRU-60/P Oxygen Connector 15X5-4-1-101 CRU-60/P Oxygen Connector (G002-4240-01) 15X5-4-1-101 CRU-94/P Oxygen Connector 14P3-1-161 CRU-120/A Oxygen Connector (F-16 On-Board Oxygen Generating (OBOG) System) 14P3-1-161 CRU-122/P Oxygen Connector (F-22 OBOG System) 15X6-4-8-2 Quick-Don Mask, 358-1506 Series 15X5-4-10-1 Anti-Smoke Goggle Assembly 15X5-4-10-1 Emergency Escape Breathing Device (EEBD) 15X5-4-10-1 Emergency Passenger Oxygen System (EPOS) 15X5-2-4-1 Helicopter Emergency Egress Device (HEEDS III) 14S5-34-1 Protective Breathing Equipment 15X5-4-10-1 Survival Egress Air (S.E.A.) Bottle 14S-1-102-41

HELMETS

HGU-55/A/P (Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS)) 14P3-4-151-1

HGU-55/P 14P3-4-151

HGU-55/P (High Speed) 14P3-4-151 HGU-55/P L/W (Light-Weight) 14P3-4-151

HGU-56/P 14P3-4-201

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

CWU-16/P 14P3-5-61

CWU-21/P Coverall 14P3-5-81

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Table A-1. Equipment Technical Order Listing - Continued

Item Technical Order (TO) Number CWU-21A/P Coverall 14P3-5-81 CWU-22/P Batted Underwear 14P3-5-81 CWU-23/P Liner 14P3-5-91 CWU-43/P Aramid Underwear 14P3-5-81 CWU-44/P Aramid Underwear 14P3-5-81 CWU-62A/P Coverall 14P3-5-91 CWU-62B/P Coverall 14P3-5-91 CWU-74/P Coverall…