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TO 00-20-9

TECHNICAL MANUAL

FORECASTING REPLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS

FOR SELECTED CALENDAR AND HOURLY

TIME CHANGE ITEMS

(ATOS)

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

For questions concerning technical content of this technical manual, contact the applicable technical content manager (TCM) listed in the Enhanced Technical Information Management System. HQ AFMC/A4UE, WPAFB, OH is the approval and waiver authority for this technical manual.

Published under authority of the Secretary of the Air Force

15 JANUARY 2014

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A USAF

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter Page

1 GENERAL .......................................................................................................................................................................1-1

1.1 Purpose...............................................................................................................................................................1-1

1.2 Scope..................................................................................................................................................................1-1

1.3 Submitting Changes to this T.O .......................................................................................................................1-1

1.4 Forecasting.........................................................................................................................................................1-1

1.5 Air Force Materiel Command Responsibilities ................................................................................................1-2

1.6 Base Level Responsibilities ..............................................................................................................................1-2

1.7 Egress Indicator .................................................................................................................................................1-2

2 SELECTED CALENDAR AND HOURLY TIME CHANGE ITEMS ........................................................................2-1

2.1 Purpose...............................................................................................................................................................2-1

2.2 Forecasting Cycle ..............................................................................................................................................2-1

2.3 Base-Level Responsibilities ..............................................................................................................................2-1

2.4 Air Force Materiel Command Responsibilities ................................................................................................2-1

2.5 Manual Preparation of AFTO Form 223 (See Figure 2-1)..............................................................................2-2

2.6 Automated AFTO Form 223.............................................................................................................................2-2

2.7 G081...................................................................................................................................................................2-2

2.8 Listing of Selected Items ..................................................................................................................................2-3

3 SELECTED CALENDAR TIME CHANGE LIFE SUSTAINING ITEMS .................................................................3-1

3.1 Purpose...............................................................................................................................................................3-1

3.2 Forecasting Cycle ..............................................................................................................................................3-1

3.3 Listings of Selected Life Sustaining Items.......................................................................................................3-1

4 SELECTED CARTRIDGE/PROPELLANT ACTUATED DEVICES (CAD/PAD) ....................................................4-1

4.1 Purpose...............................................................................................................................................................4-1

4.2 Forecasting Cycle ..............................................................................................................................................4-1

4.3 Air Force Materiel Command (AFLCMC/EBHJ) Responsibilities .................................................................4-1

4.4 Base-Level Responsibilities ..............................................................................................................................4-2

4.5 Manual Preparation of AFTO Form 223..........................................................................................................4-2

4.6 Automated AFTO Form 223.............................................................................................................................4-3

4.7 Listing of Selected Items ..................................................................................................................................4-3

4.8 Egress Indicator Codes for CAD/PAD Items...................................................................................................4-3

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Number Title Page

2-1 AFTO Form 223, Time Change Request Requirements .........................................................................................2-3

LIST OF TABLES

Number Title Page i

2-1 Selected Calendar and Hourly Time Change Items...................................................................................................2-4 3-1 Selected Calendar Time Change Egress Items ..........................................................................................................3-1 3-2 AFE Time Change Requirements Forecast................................................................................................................3-2 4-1 Selected Cartridge/Propellant Actuated Devices........................................................................................................4-4 4-2 Egress Indicator Codes for Cartridge/Propellant Actuated Devices .........................................................................4-5 ii

CHAPTER 1

GENERAL

1.1 PURPOSE.

This TO provides procedures for forecasting replacement requirements for selected calendar and hourly Time Change Items (TCIs). The TCIs listed in this TO are those items the item manager (IM) determines a need for additional forecast data, to assure assets are available to meet replacement requirements. Refer to applicable chapters for preparation and submission of the AFTO Form 223:

1.1.1 Chapter 1 contains general forecasting procedures.

1.1.2 Chapter 2 contains a list of selected calendar and hourly TCIs. The items identified by stock number, part number, noun and/or nomenclature, and weapon or support system or end item applicability have been selected by Department of Defense (DoD) IMs for special reporting.

1.1.3 Chapter 3 contains a list of selected calendar Time Change Life Sustaining Items such as man-carrying parachutes, parachute components, egress components and survival equipment that are non-munitions cartridge/propellant actuated devices (CAD/PAD) items.

1.1.4 Chapter 4 contains the forecasting process for CAD/PAD items. The items identified in Table 4-1 by stock number, part number, noun/nomenclature, and weapon or support system or end item applicability have been selected by DoD IMs for special reporting. This chapter also contains a complete list of egress indicator codes for CAD/PAD items.

1.2 SCOPE.

The procedures prescribed in this TO are applicable to the AFMC IM, ALC base support organizations, AF bases, Major Commands and requisitioning agencies. Security Assistance (SA) Program countries requisitioning items designated in this technical order from Air Force sources will comply with AF base reporting requirements.

1.3 SUBMITTING CHANGES TO THIS T.O.

Recommended additions/deletions/changes should be submitted IAW TO 00-5-1 to HQ AFMC/A4UE, Wright-Patterson

AFB OH, 45433.

1.4 FORECASTING.

NOTE

Accurate forecasting is a critical element of the TCI budgeting and procurement process. Failure to submit an accurate forecast will result in asset shortages and possible aircraft grounding. Forecast data is used to determine requirements for replenishment spares and for development of budget submissions. These submissions are required 4-5 years prior to the actual item due date, depending on item procurement lead times. It is also used to identify optimum time frames for initiation of TCI procurement actions. The forecasting process is vital to successful, effective support of mission critical, safety of flight devices.

1.4.1 The primary method for forecast submission is the (Automated or Manual) AFTO Form 223. Forecasting is the quarterly break out of TCIs by due date. Forecasts for items will be by quarter covering periods outlined in each chapter.

1.4.1.1 Calculating Due Dates: TCI due dates are determined by the earlier of either date of manufacture (DOM) or date of installation (DOI) expiration, not to exceed total shelf or service life of the item. For DOI, ensure the original date of installation (first install date) is used to calculate the next TCI due date. For example, an item manufactured in June 2000 with a ten-year shelf and service life would expire 30 June 2010, regardless of DOI. If the item was not installed until 2005, it would still expire 30 June 2010 because service life cannot exceed shelf life as determined from the DOM. When an item’s service life is less than item’s shelf life, the earlier expiration date would dictate time change. For example, an item with a nine-year shelf life (based on DOM) and a seven-year service life (based on DOI) manufactured in August 2000 and installed in October 2001 would require time change no later than 31 October 2008 based on service life expiration. However, if that part was installed in July of 2003, it must be changed out by August 2009, based on DOM.

NOTE

The expiration date for both the service (date of installation) and shelf life (date of manufacture) on life sustaining or CAD/PAD items, including non-life sustaining time changes will be the last day of the expiration month.

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1.4.2 Forms containing classified information will be assigned appropriate security classification and will be processed in accordance with applicable security directives.

1.5 AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND RESPONSIBILITIES.

1.5.1 Calendar and hourly time change items requiring special handling will be selected by the IM from the applicable -6 series or commodity series TO. Listings of these items, including national stock number (NSN), manufacturers part number, noun, or nomenclature and applicability will be forwarded to HQ AFMC/A4UE for publication in this TO. Items, which are calendar time change based on the date of manufacture, will be designated with a double asterisk preceding the stock number.

Revision of published lists will be processed in the same manner.

1.5.2 Annually task each IM to validate NSNs and part numbers listed in this TO. The IM will provide HQ AFMC/A4UE with corrections to the listing. Negative replies are required. This validation will be completed by 1 May of each year.

1.5.3 AFLMC/WNUS and AFLMC/EBHJ will send a reminder message to all MAJCOM Maintenance Policy Divisions with instructions to retransmit to subordinate units. This message will include any last minute changes to forecasting requirements or procedures and applicable POCs.

1.6 BASE LEVEL RESPONSIBILITIES.

1.6.1 Maintenance Information Systems (MIS), Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS) and G081 Units.

1.6.1.1 All aircraft installed TCIs for example: egress, and Aircrew Flight Equipment (AFE) items, must be loaded in the local IMDS/G081 database for time change tracking and requirements forecasting purposes. For specific loading, changing and updating policy on installed TCIs, refer to Air Force and Command Instructions.

1.6.1.2 The applicable data base manager will be responsible for extracting the applicable time change data from

IMDS/G081.

1.7 EGRESS INDICATOR.

The Egress Indicator is used in IMDS to assist in developing certain reports. Although named Egress, the indicator has expanded to include more than just egress items. The three codes are as follows:

1.7.1 “C” is used for CAD/PAD explosive items, but is not used for Egress explosive items. A lot number is required in

IMDS.

1.7.2 “B” is used for an item that is both a CAD/PAD explosive item and an Egress explosive item. Egress items of this type do not always have to be installed on a seat itself. The approved installed on chain must always be followed for each aircraft type and actual installation must be properly documented manually or through the electronic data systems. A lot number is required in IMDS.

1.7.3 “E” is an Egress item that is non-explosive and may not have an associated lot number. It may also be used for AFE items. However a lot number will be used if available.

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CHAPTER 2

SELECTED CALENDAR AND HOURLY TIME CHANGE ITEMS

2.1 PURPOSE.

This chapter provides:

2.1.1 The procedures for processing of automated AFTO Form 223 via IMDS/G081. Units hosted on IMDS/G081 will use the automated procedures contained in this technical manual.

2.1.2 The procedure for completion and processing of manual AFTO Form 223, Time Change Requirements Forecasts for those units not hosted on IMDS/G081.

2.1.3 A list of selected time change items that require special reporting.

2.2 FORECASTING CYCLE.

2.2.1 Items listed in Table 2-1 will be forecast quarterly, starting with the next quarter and covering the next two years.

Quarters cover periods beginning with Oct, Jan, Apr and Jul. Forecasts are to be completed and submitted to the applicable IM with an info copy to applicable MAJCOM Weapons System Team. Submit NLT 15 days prior to the required quarter.

2.2.2 To calculate previous operating time, refer to TO 00-20-1.

2.2.3 Once a calendar item is installed the first time, its service life expiration cannot change. For example, a 5-year service life item installed in October 1994, reaches its service life in October 1999. If the part is taken out and later reinstalled in another aircraft, the service life expiration remains October 1999.

2.3 BASE-LEVEL RESPONSIBILITIES.

2.3.1 IMDS/G081 Units.

2.3.1.1 All aircraft installed items listed in Table 2-1 must be loaded into local IMDS/G081 database for time change tracking and requirements forecasting purposes.

2.3.1.2 Database manager will be responsible for extracting the time change data from IMDS/G081.

2.3.2 Non IMDS/G081 Units.

2.3.2.1 Plans, Scheduling and Documentation (PS&D) personnel will initiate the AFTO Form 223 by completing blocks 1 through 6. Block 4 should be filled in with the Base Supply Stock Record Account Number (SRAN) that can be obtained from the unit Customer Support Liaison (CSL). Only forecast for those items listed in this Table 2-1. Review forms to ensure part number accuracy and that all blocks are completed as specified in paragraph 2.6.

2.3.2.1.1 The PS&D superintendent will ensure the following information in the forecasts are reviewed for accuracy: part numbers, duplicate job standard numbers are deleted and all blocks are properly filled; ensure forecasts are coordinated with the work centers responsible for maintaining components before submission to the applicable supply activity.

2.3.2.2 PS&D will forward a copy NLT 10 duty days following the as of date of the form to CSL. LRS personnel input applicable retail stock level information and return to the initiating PS&D within 18 workdays after the as of date of the form.

The supply activity and PS&D should both keep copies of the current forecast. The supply activity will forward a copy to the applicable IM. PS&D will forward a copy NLT 10 duty days following the as of date of the form to CSL.

2.4 AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND RESPONSIBILITIES.

Upon receipt of projected time change item requirements from AF bases, the applicable IM will consolidate these requirements. Equipment specialist will review forecasts received and make recommendations to IMs prior to initiating procurement actions.

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2.5 MANUAL PREPARATION OF AFTO FORM 223 (SEE FIGURE 2-1).

2.5.1 BLOCK 1, LOCATION. Enter name of base.

2.5.2 BLOCK 2, ORGANIZATION. Enter name of organization the forecast is for (not necessarily the same as the forecasting/documentation section).

2.5.3 BLOCK 3, DATE. Enter date on which form is prepared.

2.5.4 BLOCK 4, SUPPLY ACCOUNT NUMBER. Enter six-digit stock record account number.

2.5.5 BLOCK 5, MAJOR COMMAND. Enter command code (two digits). If unsure, just enter the MAJCOM (ex. ACC, AFMC, etc.).

2.5.6 BLOCK 6A, PART NUMBER. Enter the NSN (preferred) and/or part number. Where interchangeable, secondary or substitute items are involved, enter part number or NSN of installed item.

2.5.7 BLOCK 6B, NOUN. Enter noun/nomenclature of item.

2.5.8 BLOCK 6C, REQUIREMENTS QUANTITY. Enter quarterly projections in column under YEAR AND QUARTER.

Enter last two digits of calendar year for which projection is being made above the line and 1, 2, 3 or 4 below the line for applicable quarter. Use additional sheets to forecast all required years.

2.5.9 BLOCK 6D, TOTAL. Enter the total.

2.5.10 BLOCK 7, SUPPLY INFORMATION. Completed by the supply activity

2.6 AUTOMATED AFTO FORM 223.

2.6.1 IMDS

2.6.1.1 PS&D will forecast all aircraft installed -6 TO required items contained in Table 2-1.

2.6.1.2 Include on hand balances as part of forecast (filled in by the supply activity).

2.6.1.3 It is essential that data be validated and checked for accuracy. If changes are required, update IMDS database and rerun program.

2.6.1.4 Information on IMDS 490 screens are in AFCSM 21-579, Vol. 2. Units must ensure they fill out all the header data on the 490 screen. Use the servicing base supply SRAN (FB) in the “Supply Acct Code” field.

2.6.1.5 Save the IMDS 490 screen to a computer system.

2.6.1.6 IMDS mainframes hosting more than one unit/organization should have separate files for each unit. If the organization is another government agency or a civilian company under contract to the Air Force, use a practical abbreviation for their file name.

2.6.1.7 Forward a copy to applicable aircraft System Program Office with instruction to forward to the appropriate Item Managers (IMs). The System Program Office points of contact can be obtained at the website https://www.afmc-dr.wpafb.af.mil/BlueBk/bluebook.asp.

2.7 G081.

2.7.1 Program 67181 will be used to forecast all hourly/calendar TCIs IAW AMCI 21-112. This program is a batch/background program and can only be executed via screen 9058.

2.7.2 Refer to G081 help screen for detailed instructions on how to make the necessary changes prior to executing the program.

2.7.3 Program must be initially set-up by local G081 manager before initiating 67181 program

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Figure 2-1. AFTO Form 223, Time Change Request Requirements

2.8 LISTING OF SELECTED ITEMS.

The following items identified by stock number, part number, noun and/or nomenclature, and weapon or support system or end item applicability have been selected by DoD IMs for the special reporting. Items identified by a single asterisk (*) are repairable TCIs that have unique forecasting requirements and procedures as directed by the IM.

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Table 2-1. Selected Calendar and Hourly Time Change Items

Stock Part Number Noun/Nomenclature/ SOS*/IM/Symbol/DSN Number Applicability 1095 00 488 2075 44G11185 Bomb Group Selector, AN-A1 F2U, Lil Stevenson, LKGWL, B-52 A/C 468–6195

*1620 00 505 1184 3303591-3 Nose Gear, C-130 FGZ, Current IM, 417

SCMS/GUMC,

777-6322

*1620 01 170 8325 3316498-1 Soft Strut, C-130 FGZ, Current IM, 417

SCMS/GUMC,

777-6322

*1620 01 263 6733 8430M4 Ballscrew, C-130 FGZ, Current IM, 417

SCMS//GUMC

777-6322

1630-00-827- 8170 153715-1 Wheel, MLG F-104, (t) F-104G F4U, Teresa Hawkins, LILAM, 775-6063

*1650 01 039 9127 23711999 Air Bottle, E-3, C-135 FHZ, Robert Shortley, LIIEC, 336-2433

1660-01-465-3954 206090-3-1 Air Cycle Machine (ACM) FHZ/Ronnie Difentorme, 852-1884

2845 00 827 4044AD 410915 Valve Assy, Oxidizer 437, S9G, Customer Service, Bumer II 695-4865

4210 00 288 8268 13X13261 Fire Ext, Type A-20 C-121 S9C, Customer Service, (ALL) 850-271-3191

4210 01 188 2615 896245-03 Nacelle Fire Bottles

4210 01 373 1249 473034-1 Over Wing Fairing Bottles

4320 01 152 8301 55113-02 Pump, Hydraulic, F-16 FGZ, Diane Watkins, YPXG, 777-3031

5835 00 954 1190 92002 Head, Reproduce AN/GSH35 S91, Customer Service, 444-2336

6135 00 416 2898 MIL-B-83771 Battery, Primary A1M-4AD FHZ, Anita Garcia, LIAC, 884-8290

*SOS CONVERSION

S9G DEFENSE GENERAL SUPPLY CENTER RICHMOND, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23297

FGZ OGDEN AIR LOGISTICS COMPLEX, HILL AFB, UTAH 84056

F4U OGDEN AIR LOGISTICS COMPLEX, HILL AFB, UTAH 84056

FHZ OKLAHOMA CITY AIR LOGISTICS COMPLEX, TINKER AFB OKLAHOMA 73145

S9C DEFENSE SUPPLY CENTER, COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215

S91 DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CENTER, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

19111

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CHAPTER 3

SELECTED CALENDAR TIME CHANGE LIFE SUSTAINING ITEMS

3.1 PURPOSE.

This chapter provides:

3.1.1 The procedure for completion and processing of the Time Change Forecast.

3.1.2 A list of selected non-CAD/PAD time change items that require special reporting.

3.2 FORECASTING CYCLE.

3.2.1 Life Sustaining Items will be forecast annually. Each unit’s Aircrew Flight Equipment Superintendent will ensure forecast completion and MAJCOM notification by 30 Sep. Forecasts will be by quarter, for the first three years starting with the first quarter of the upcoming calendar year, and by year for the remaining years for a minimum of six years. Quarters cover periods beginning with January, April, July and October. Each wing is responsible for consolidating their unit forecasts. MAJCOM functional managers will e-mail AFLCMC/WNUS by 30 Oct acknowledging their review and validation. AFLCMC/WNUS will validate all MAJCOM forecasts and forward to the forecasting organizations.

3.2.2 Once a life sustaining item is installed the first time, its service life expiration cannot change. For example, a 5-year service life item installed in October 1994, reaches its service life in October 1999. If the part is taken out and later reinstalled in another aircraft, the service life expiration remains October 1999. Applicable databases must be adjusted manually to reflect this. After the forecast is received from AFLC/WNUS, AFE Superintendent will forward a copy forecast to PS&D Superintendent.

3.3 LISTINGS OF SELECTED LIFE SUSTAINING ITEMS.

Many man-carrying parachutes and parachute components have a calendar year service life but cannot be listed in a -6 scheduled inspection and maintenance requirements manual. Items are not actually installed in the aircraft or may be moved from aircraft to aircraft and once service life begins, it continues to accrue even when the item is removed from service. The service life expiration date must be computed based on instructions contained in the applicable commodity series Technical Order (TO). An example of how to determine the service life expiration date is contained in TO 14D3-11-1, chapter 4.

Because procurement lead-time may be 18 months or longer, a projection of replacement requirements is necessary to assure support. The following items have been selected for the special reporting prescribed by this TO. For those items contained in this chapter, the website automated AFTO Form 223 will be completed by the AFE and maintenance organizations who have the responsibility for the maintenance of records. Items managed by DLA will be rolled up and transmitted by 311 AFLCMC/WNUS to DLA, during the normal annual submission.

Table 3-1. Selected Calendar Time Change Egress Items

Stock Number Part Noun/Nomenclature EGR. Applicability Number IND.

1680 01 100 6631LS 300900-5,811- Environmental Sensor E ACESII 00112

1680 01 224 5696 811-00112-1 Environmental Sensor E B-1

1680 01 234 0811 811-00087 Velocity Sensor E B-1

1680 01 385 3630 811-00112-2 Sensing Unit E F-117, B-2

1680-01-385-3630 300900-15 Sensing Unit E B-2

1680-01-385-3630 9800200-30 Sensing Unit E B-2

4220 01 167 7594 852AS101 Electronic Package Assembly C SEAWARS Seawars

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Table 3-2. AFE Time Change Requirements Forecast

Stock Number Part Noun/Nomenclature EGR. Applicability Number IND.

PARACHUTE/RESTRAINT ITEMS

13A1-1-1 Personnel Restraint Equip-ment

1680-00-496-0290 68E417-10 Strap, Safety E Multi-Aircraft

1680-01-163-1590 68E417-30 Strap, Safety E Multi-Aircraft

1680-01-314-3184 8948830 HBU-6/P RESTRAINT STRAP E Multi-Aircraft

1670-00-760-7933 387514-5 Restraint Harness E Multi Aircraft E Mult-Aircraft

13A5-45-14 Martin Baker Ejection Seats

(MBEU205001, 205002)

1680-99-509-6944 MBEU187918 Strap, harness E Multi-Aircraft

1680-99-500-4975 MBEU205086 Belt, Safety E Multi-Aircraft

14D1-2-11 Martin Baker Ejection Seats

1670-99-238-1529 MBEU161774 Parachute, auxiliary E Multi-Aircraft

1670-99-899-3020 MBEU171693 Parachute, personnel E Multi-Aircraft

1670-99-238-1934 MBEU200550-1 Harness, personnel E Multi-Aircraft

1670-99-151-3647 MBEU185483 PARACHUTE, AUXILIARY T-6 E T-6

1670-99-173-8170 MBEU170333 STRAP, CONNECTING LIFE E T-6

WEBS T-6

14D1-2-396 Parachute, Personnel (A/P28S- 17, A/P28S-18)

1670-00-106-6482 67J2010 Harness, Personnel E Multi-Aircraft

1670-00-106-6483 67J2043 Pack, Personnel Parachute E Multi- E Multi-Aircraft Aircraft

14D1-2-436 Ejection Seat Drogue Chute (T-38)

1670-01-034-5836 GID51-474-505 Harness Assy, Ejection Seat E T- E T-38

38, AT-38

1670-01-040-2569 GID21-288-503 Parachute Assy, Ejection Seat E T- E T-38

38, AT-38

1670-01-040-5864 GID53-686-311 Sleeve Deployment, Ejection E T- E T-38 38, AT-38, F-5 Seat

14D1-2-462-2 Parachute, Personnel (T-10, MIRPS)

1670-00-622-4462 48J7156-3 MIRPS Canopy E Multi-Aircraft

14D1-2-466-2 Parachute, Personnel (MC1-

1C, MC1-1D)

1670-01-487-0777 11-1-900-3 MC1-1D Canopy E Multi-Aircraft

14D1-2-467-2 Parachute, Personnel (T-10C, T-10D)

1670-01-262-2360 11-1-1501-3 T-10D Canopy E Multi-Aircraft

1670-01-484-2234 11-1-564-4 T-10C E Multi-Aircraft

1670-01-272-1901 11-1-2143-1 Harness Assembly E Multi-Aircraft

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Table 3-2. AFE Time Change Requirements Forecast - Continued

Stock Number Part Noun/Nomenclature EGR. Applicability Number IND.

14D1-2-468-2 Parachute, MC-4

1670-01-332-3916 11-1-3518-0 Parachute Assembly, Main Para- E Multi-Aircraft chute (MC-4)

1670-01-330-3279 11-1-3518-1 Parachute Assembly, Reserve Para- E Multi-Aircraft chute (MC-4)

1670-01-330-3280 11/1/3517 Harness/Container Assembly (MC- E Multi-Aircraft 4)

1670-01-330-3284 11-1-3519-1 Riser Set, 3-Ring, Main (MC-4) E Multi-Aircraft

14D1-2-471-1 Parachute, MC-5

1670-01-379-6405 810205-0 MC-5 Parachute Canopy E Multi-Aircraft

1670-01-382-2395 810202-0X MC-5 Harness E Multi-Aircraft

1670-01-382-2373 810247-0X MC-5 Main Risers E Multi-Aircraft

14D1-2-472-2 Parachute, MC-6

1670-01-527-7537 11-1-7400 Personnel Parachute System (MC- E Multi-Aircraft 6)

14D1-3-306 Seat Drogue Chute Assembly (B-52)

1670-01-003-4535 7445709-10 Chute, Drogue E B-52

1670-01-003-4536 7445709-50 Chute, Drogue E B-52

14D1-3-316 Drogue Parachute Assembly

(ACES II)

1670-01-250-5468 J114712-505 Drogue Assy E Multi-Aircraft

14D1-3-339-1 Drogue, F-22

1670-01-571-4277 J109643-1 Pilot Chute, F-22 Drogue E F-22

14D3-10-1 Ejection Seat Recovery Para-chute (ACES II)

1670-01-236-3820 J114551-505 Canopy Assembly E Multi-Aircraft

1670-01-375-2098 D114549-505 Strap Assy, Parachute Riser E Multi-Aircraft

1670-01-070-5208 D114549-501 Strap Assy, Parachute Riser E Multi-Aircraft

14D3-11-1 Personnel Parachutes

1670-00-999-6440 MBEU23177 Line Assy, Drogue Withdrawal (F- E F-4 4 Drogue)

1670-00-123-9080 MBEU34505 Parachute Assy Controller (F-4 E F-4 Drogue)

1670-00-451-1982 MBEU39295 Parachute Assembly, 5 FT Stabiliz- E F-4 er (F-4 Drogue)

1670-00-481-9760 MBEU38119 Strap, Extender (F-4 Drogue) E F-4

1670-99-148-1970 MBEU34010 Line, Drogue Connecting (F-4 E F-4 Drogue)

1670-00-764-9647 MBEU4990PA Withdrawal Line (MK-H7) E F-4

1670-00-020-5038 64D2162-6 Riser Assembly (Seat Non Auto- E Multi-Aircraft matic, and Seat Automatic)

1670-00-020-5039 64D2162-3 Riser Assembly (Various Backstyle E Multi-Aircraft Applications)

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Stock Number Part Noun/Nomenclature EGR. Applicability Number IND.

1670-00-834-8347 59J6710 Harness and Pack Assembly (BA- E Multi-Aircraft Series)

1670-00-943-3024 65K1533-101 Harness and Pack Assembly (BA- E Multi-Aircraft Series)

1670-01-236-3822 50E6877-3A Canopy Assembly E Multi-Aircraft

1670-01-443-2908 64D2162–3A Riser Assembly (UWARS) E Multi-Aircraft

1670-00-369-5444 68J369 Harness, PCU-15/P, Multi-Aircraft E Multi-Aircraft

1670-00-454-0926 68J370 Harness, PCU-16/P, Multi-Aircraft E Multi-Aircraft

1670-00-486-4891 68J420 Harness, PCU-17/P, Multi-Aircraft E Multi-Aircraft

1670-00-807-9436 59J6706-30 Harness E Multi-Aircraft, Non Au- E Multi-Aircraft tomatic

1670-01-375-2118 7947313-60 Riser Strap (RH) E F-4 E F-4

1670-01-375-2119 7947313-50 Riser Strap (LH) E F-4 E F-4

FLOTATION ITEMS

14S-1-102-11 USAF Flotation Equipment

4220-01-316-7191 9094353-50 Cell, LPU-9P E Multi-Aircraft

OXYGEN ITEMS

15X5-2-4-1 Mask, Passenger Emergency

(EPOS)

1660-01-421-0084 MR-10095AF Emergency Passenger Oxygen E E Multi-Aircraft Multi-Aircraft System (EPOS)

15X5-4-10-1 Protective Breathing Equip-ment (PBE)

4240-01-217-0046 802300-14 Protective Breathing Equip E Multi-Aircraft

CHEM/BIO ITEMS

14P3-1-151 AERP Equipment, MBU-19/P

4240-01-361-1319 5-3-1520 Canister, C-2A1 E M40/43 Mask E Multi-Aircraft

14P3-1-131 Aircrew Chemical-Defense En-semble

8475-01-328-3454 8415-STO-5351-1 CWU 66/P 32S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3455 8415-STO-5351-2 CWU 66/P 32R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3456 8415-STO-5351-3 CWU 66/P 34S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3457 8415-STO-5351-4 CWU 66/P 34R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3458 8415-STO-5351-5 CWU 66/P 36S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3459 8415-STO-5351-6 CWU 66/P 36R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3460 8415-STO-5351-7 CWU 66/P 36L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3461 8415-STO-5351-8 CWU 66/P 38S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3462 8415-STO-5351-9 CWU 66/P 38R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3463 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 38L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3464 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 40S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3465 8415-SO-5351-12 CWU 66/P 40R E Multi-Aircraft

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Stock Number Part Noun/Nomenclature EGR. Applicability Number IND.

8475-01-328-3466 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 40L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-8249 5351-42SHORT CWU 66/P 42S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3467 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 42R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3468 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 42L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3469 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 44S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3470 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 44R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-8250 5351-44LONG CWU 66/P 44L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3471 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 46S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3472 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 46R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3473 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 46L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3474 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 48R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-328-3475 8415-STO-5351- CWU 66/P 48L E Multi-Aircraft

8415-01-138-2501 MIL-G-43976 RUBBER BUTYL OVERALL E Multi-Aircraft Small

8415-01-138-2502 MIL-G-43976 RUBBER BUTYL OVERALL Me- E Multi-Aircraft dium

8415-01-138-2503 MIL-G-43976 RUBBER BUTYL OVERLL Large E Multi-Aircraft

8415-01-138-2504 MIL-G-43976 RUBBER BUTYL OVERALL X- E Multi-Aircraft Large

11C15-1-3 Decontamination Kits

6850-01-357-8456 5-77-3201 M295 Decontamination Kit E Multi-Aircraft

BATTERIES

14P3-1-151 AERP Equipment

6135-01-447-5083 BA-5588A/U Battery, AERP Blower Batteries E Multi-Aircraft

31R2-2PRC90-2 Radio Set AN/PRC90-2

6135-01-455-7947 BA-5368/U Battery, Lithium, PRC-90 E Multi-Aircraft

31R2-2PRC112-1-1 Radio Set AN/PRC/112 Series

6135-01-527-9592 1794AS0953 Battery, Lithium, PRC-112 E Multi-Aircraft

6135-01-439-6229 BA-5112A/U Battery, Lithium, PRC-112 E Multi-Aircraft (Non SARSAT/SATCOM)

31R4-2URT33-11 AN/URT-33 Radio Beacon Set

6135-01-478-3935 1794AS0999 Battery, URT 33 Beacon E Multi-Aircraft

31R4-2URT44-11 AN/URT-44 Personnel Locator Beacon

6135-01-572-9340 3B0070-TC Battery, Lithium, URT-44 Beacon E Multi-Aircraft

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Stock Number Part Noun/Nomenclature EGR. Applicability Number IND.

14S10-2-2 Distress Marker Light

6135-01-455–9646 BA-5374/U Battery, SDU-5/E Light (LITH) E Multi-Aircraft

31R2-2PRQ7-1 CSEL

6140-01-534-3856 BT-70581B Battery, Rechargeable, CSEL E Multi-Aircraft

6135-01-568-3234 BTA-70720 Battery, Non-Rechargeable CSEL E Multi-Aircraft

SURVIVAL KIT ACCESSORIES

14S1-3-51 Survival Kit Components/Container Assemblies

6605-01-196-6971 MIL-C-10436 Compass E Multi-Aircraft

8960-01-124-4543 A-A-20332 Water Flex Pack E Multi-Aircraft

8970-00-082-5665 MIL-F-43231 Rations E Multi-Aircraft

00-35A-39 Maintenance of Medical Kits

6545-01-534-0925 FI-272 E&E Kit, Medical Module E Multi-Aircraft

6545-01-534-0935 FI-271 E&E Kit, Survival Module E Multi-Aircraft

14S1-11-1 Martin Baker ESUP Survival Kit

5340-99-410-7983 MBEU200720 Strap, webbing T-38

ANTI-EXPOSURE SUITS

14P3-5-91 Flyers Anti-Exposure Cover-alls

8475-01-226-2778 1370AS403-101 CWU-74/P S/S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-2779 1370AS403-102 CWU-74/P S/R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-2780 1370AS403-103 CWU-74/P S/L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-2781 1370AS403-104 CWU-74/P M/S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-2782 1370AS403-105 CWU-74/P M/R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-2783 1370AS403-106 CWU-74/P M/L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-2784 1370AS403-107 CWU-74/P L/S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-3889 1370AS403-108 CWU-74/P L/R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-3890 1370AS403-109 CWU-74/P L/L E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-3891 1370AS403-110 CWU-74/P XL/S E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-226-3892 1370AS403-111 CWU-74/P XL/R E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-229-5815 1370AS403-112 CWU-74/P XL/L E Multi-Aircraft

14P3-5-111 Aircrew Personal Protective Equipment

8475-01-532-9181 3769AS101-1 CWU 86/P Small/Short E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9185 3769AS101-2 CWU 86/P Small/Reg E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9189 3769AS101-3 CWU 86/P Small/Long E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9190 3769AS101-4 CWU 86/P Med/Short E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9212 3769AS101-5 CWU 86/P Med/Reg E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9220 3769AS101-6 CWU 86/P Med/Long E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9551 3769AS101-7 CWU 86/P LG/Short E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9553 3769AS101-8 CWU 86/P LG/Reg E Multi-Aircraft

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Stock Number Part Noun/Nomenclature EGR. Applicability Number IND.

8475-01-532-9557 3769AS101-9 CWU 86/P LG/Long E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9559 3769AS101-10 CWU 86/P XLG/Short E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9566 3769AS101-11 CWU 86/P XLG/Reg E Multi-Aircraft

8475-01-532-9578 3769AS101-12 CWU 86/P XLG/Long E Multi-Aircraft

G-SUITS

14P3-6-141 ANTI-G Trousers, CSU-22/P and CSU-23/P

8475-01-506-7355 261002-00 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, XS/S E F-22

8475-01-506-7357 261002-01 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, S/S E F-22

8475-01-506-7359 261002-02 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, S/R E F-22

8475-01-506-7361 261002-03 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, S/L E F-22

8475-01-506-7362 261002-04 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, M/S E F-22

8475-01-506-7365 261002-05 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, M/R E F-22

8475-01-506-7366 261002-06 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, M/L E F-22

8475-01-506-7367 261002-07 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, L/S E F-22

8475-01-506-7368 261002-08 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, L/R E F-22

8475-01-506-7369 261002-09 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, L/L E F-22

8475-01-506-7371 261002-10 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-23/P, XL/L E F-22

8475-01-455-0782 40470G-00 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, XS/S E F-15/F-16

8475-01-442-4329 40470G-01 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, S/S E F-15/F-16

8475-01-442-8403 40470G-02 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, S/R E F-15/F-16

8475-01-599-3134 40470G-03 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, S/L E F-15/F-16

8475-01-442-8404 40470G-04 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, M/S E F-15/F-16

8475-01-443-0712 40470G-05 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, M/R E F-15/F-16

8475-01-443-0713 40470G-06 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, M/L E F-15/F-16

8475-01-455-0783 40470G-07 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, L/S E F-15/F-16

8475-01-443-1565 40470G-08 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, L/R E F-15/F-16

8475-01-443-0714 40470G-09 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, L/L E F-15/F-16

8475-01-455-0786 40470G-10 Anti-G Trousers, CSU-22/P, XL/L E F-15/F-16

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CHAPTER 4

SELECTED CARTRIDGE/PROPELLANT ACTUATED DEVICES (CAD/PAD)

4.1 PURPOSE.

NOTE

• For Cartridge Actuated Device and Propellant Actuated Device (CAD/PAD) Time Change Item (TCI) that are sufficiently tracked in Maintenance Information Systems (MIS), AFLCMC/EBHJ uses Requirements Deter-mination Module (RDM) to define future year budgetary and replenishment spares requirements. RDM maintains the following data sets: aircraft inventory objective, procurement due-ins, current inventory, procurement lead times, unit cost, and the shelf/service life for all CAD/PAD TCI. CAD/PAD TCI that are deemed to be inadequately tracked in MIS are listed in Table 4-1 and must be forecasted using an AFTO 223.

• The accuracy of MIS CAD/PAD TCI data is crucial to the procurement process. In order to ensure accurate REMIS data, units must ensure each aircraft maintenance work center performs a review of all documentation entered into MIS per TO 00-20-2 and ensure that the MIS is resynchronized per AFI 21-101.

This chapter provides:

4.1.1 The procedures for processing automated AFTO Form 223, Time Change Requirements Forecasts via MIS. This includes the few items in MIS that are also included in Table 4-1.

4.1.2 Procedures for completing and processing a manual AFTO Form 223 for units not hosted on MIS or items not reported in MIS.

4.1.3 Procedures for identifying quarterly requirements for CAD/PAD TCI to MASO for quarterly requisitioning IAW AFI 21-101 and AFI 21-201.

4.1.4 A list of selected time change items that require special reporting (Table 4-1).

4.1.5 A list of egress indicators codes for all CAD/PAD items (Table 4-2).

4.2 FORECASTING CYCLE.

Only the CAD/PAD TCI listed in table 4-1 must be forecasted annually. Submit forecast to AFLCMC/EBHJ, by 1 October each year; it must include the forecast requirements for all aircraft assigned as of 15 October. Units who utilize MIS will use it to produce an annual forecast by quarter for the first year starting with the first quarter of the upcoming fiscal year, and by year for a minimum of six years. Non MIS and AFE units will generate a forecast using the same time periods. Quarters cover periods beginning with October, January, April, and July.

NOTE

• For CAD/PAD items not listed in Table 4-1, AFLCMC/EBHJ will use RDM to forecast future time change requirements.

• Units must be aware that the procurement lead time for CAD/PAD TCI can be as long as 48 months. Early replacement of time change items outside of the already allowed 9 months (per AFI 21-101) must be coordinated with AFLCMC/EBHJ. Early CAD/PAD TCI replacement requests must be coordinated through unit MXG or OG and will be approved on a case-by case basis by AFLCMC/EBHJ.

4.3 AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND (AFLCMC/EBHJ) RESPONSIBILITIES.

Upon receipt of CAD/PAD TCI forecasts from units, AFLCMC/EBHJ will consolidate all forecasts to determine procurement requirements. Discrepancies identified during consolidation will be resolved between the originator of the forecast and AFLCMC/EBHJ.

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4.4 BASE-LEVEL RESPONSIBILITIES.

4.4.1 IAW AFI 21-101, and AFI 21-201, PS&D, Egress, AFE and Munitions Operations will hold a quarterly meeting.

These meetings will ensure quarterly CAD/PAD forecast is available to the MASO for timely requisitioning and availability of the CAD/PAD item for scheduled time change replacement.

4.4.2 MIS (IMDS/G081) Units

4.4.2.1 All aircraft installed CAD/PAD items must be loaded into MIS for time change tracking and forecasting purposes.

This process greatly eases administrative workloads at both local and depot levels, and provides greater visibility of worldwide assets and requirements to depot level managers.

4.4.2.2 Database manager will be responsible for extracting the CAD/PAD time change data from MIS for all host and associate unit agencies.

4.4.3 Non MIS units and AFE activities not maintaining TCI records in MIS (IMDS/G081).

4.4.3.1 PS&D and/or the AFE activity will initiate the annual forecast by completing blocks 1 through 6 of the AFTO Form

223. Block 4 should be filled in with the munitions Department of Defense Activity Address Code (DODAAC) (also known as Stock Record Account Number (SRAN). The DODAAC can be obtained from the base Munitions Operations. Only forecast for those items listed in Table 4-1. Review forms to ensure NSN and part number accuracy and that all blocks are completed as specified in paragraph 4.5.

4.4.3.2 The PS&D and the AFE superintendent will ensure annual forecasts are reviewed for accuracy; NSNs, part numbers, and all blocks are properly filled in; and coordinate the forecast with work centers responsible for maintaining CAD/PAD components (Egress, AFE, Electro-Environmental) before submission to the munitions activity.

4.4.3.3 The Munitions Operations section, and PS&D or AFE will keep copies of the current forecast. PS&D and AFE will forward one copy to AFLCMC/EBHJ, 6043 Elm Lane, Hill AFB, UT 84056-5819 or email to: hill.cadpad.jpo@hill.af.mil by 1 October of each year. Send a courtesy copy to the applicable MAJCOM Functional Manager.

4.4.4 All Unit forecasts must include a base or unit POC, phone number and e-mail address.

4.5 MANUAL PREPARATION OF AFTO FORM 223.

4.5.1 BLOCK 1, LOCATION. Enter name of base.

4.5.2 BLOCK 2, ORGANIZATION. Enter name of organization the forecast is for (not necessarily the same as the forecasting PS&D).

4.5.3 BLOCK 3, DATE. Enter date on which form is prepared.

4.5.4 BLOCK 4, SUPPLY ACCOUNT NUMBER. Enter six-digit DODAAC (aka SRAN) which can be obtained from the base MASO or Munitions Operations section.

4.5.5 BLOCK 5, MAJOR COMMAND. Enter command code (two digits). If unsure, just enter the MAJCOM (ex. ACC, AFMC, etc.).

4.5.6 BLOCK 6A, STOCK NUMBER. Enter the NSN and part number. Where interchangeable, secondary or substitute items are involved, enter the “master NSN and part number”. Master NSN can be determined by Munition Operations.

4.5.7 BLOCK 6B, NOUN. Enter noun/nomenclature of item.

4.5.8 BLOCK 6C, REQUIREMENTS QUANTITY. In the first 4 columns enter quarterly projections in column under YEAR AND QUARTER. Enter last two digits of calendar year for which projection is being made above the line and 1, 2 and 3 or 4 below the line for applicable quarter. In the remaining columns enter year only for a minimum of five years. This is a total of six years, the first year by fiscal quarter and five years by year.

4.5.9 BLOCK 6D, TOTAL. Should auto-populate.

4.5.10 BLOCK 7 A, B, and C, SUPPLY INFORMATION. No data required (leave blank).

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4.5.11 Units must save the AFTO Form 233 using their host designation as file name, followed by “.XFD”. For example, the 58 FW forecast would have a file name 58FW.XFD. For multiple files, assign numbers after the host designation; for example, 338FW1.XFD, 338FW2.XFD, 338FW3.XFD, and so on.

4.6 AUTOMATED AFTO FORM 223.

4.6.1 IMDS

4.6.1.1 PS&D will forecast all CAD/PAD items contained in their IMDS database using the IMDS 490 screen to produce the forecast. CV-22 WUC’s 259XXXXX, 262XXX, 261XXXXX, 2622XXXXX, 263XXX, 561XXXXX, 952XXXXX.

4.6.1.2 Do not include on-hand balances as part of forecast (check with munitions operations for on-hand quantities.

4.6.1.3 It is essential that data be validated and checked for accuracy. If changes are required, update IMDS database and rerun program.

4.6.1.4 Information on IMDS 490 screens is in AFCSM 21-579, Vol. 2. Units must ensure they fill out all the header data on the 490 screen. Use the servicing munitions SRAN (FV or FK) in the “Supply Acct Code” field. The IMDS 490 screen only covers three years’ worth of data at a time and must be pulled two times to obtain the minimum required 6 years of data.

4.6.1.5 Save the IMDS 490 screen to file in TXT format and submit the file to AFLCMC/EBHJ, 6043 Elm Lane, Hill AFB, UT 84056-5819 or email to: hill.cadpad.jpo@hill.af.mil by 1 October of each year. Units must use their host designation as file name, followed by “.TXT”. For example, the 58 FW forecast would have a file name 58FW.TXT. For multiple files, assign numbers after the host designation; for example, 338FW1.TXT, 338FW2.TXT, 338FW3.TXT, and so on.

4.6.1.6 IMDS mainframes hosting more than one unit/organization should have separate files for each unit. If the organization is of another government agency or a civilian company under contract to the Air Force, use a practical abbreviation for their file name.

4.6.1.7 If problems are encountered with this program, contact AFLCMC/EBHJ, 6043 Elm Lane, Hill AFB, UT 84056- 5819.

4.6.2 G081

4.6.2.1 Batch Program 67181 will be used to forecast all CAD/PAD TCIs. This program is a batch/background program and can only be executed via screen 9058.

4.6.2.2 Refer to G081 help screen for detailed instructions on how to make the necessary changes prior to executing the program.

4.6.2.3 Program must be initially set-up by local G081 manager before initiating 67181 program.

4.7 LISTING OF SELECTED ITEMS.

The following items (Table 4-1) identified by NSN, Part No., Nomenclature and Applicability have been selected by AFLCMC/EBHJ for special reporting prescribed by this chapter. The items listed are due for time change based on DOI, date item was removed from its hermetically sealed container, or when the item has exceeded shelf-service as prescribed in each applicable -6 scheduled inspection and maintenance requirements manual, or applicable commodity series technical order.

4.8 EGRESS INDICATOR CODES FOR CAD/PAD ITEMS.

Table 4-2 is a lit of all CAD/PAD items and their egress indicator codes. The table is in NSN sequence and also provides part numbers, noun/nomenclatures, technical order reference, weapon system application and quantity per aircraft (QPA). This table has been pulled directly from RDM and any errors discovered in the data contained in Table 4-2 should be immediately reported to the AFLCMC/EBHJ.

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Table 4-1. Selected Cartridge/Propellant Actuated Devices

NSN Part No. Noun/Nomenclature Applicability 1336-01-118-4636ES 50-8264-5 CTG, Impulse Wing AGM-86

1336-01-118-4637ES 50-8268-4 CTG, Impulse Fin AGM-86

1336-01-124-9369ES 51-302-1 ETRS Ring AGM-86 51302-3

1336-01-125-9400ES 50-8324-4 CTG, Impulse Elevon AGM-86

1336-01-128-7253ES 23111368 Tank Assembly, Oxygen AGM-86 36200111

1336-01-129-5283ES 13144-1 CTG, Engine Start AGM-86

1336-01-178-5834ES 103377-23 Initiator, Fuel Isolation AGM-86

1336-01-230-5975ES 103377-29 Initiator, Air Supply AGM-86

1336-01-511-2129ES 876130-01 Initiator, Fuel Isolation AGM-86

1336-01-511-2134ES 876130-02 Initiator, Air Supply AGM-86

1336-01-526-9868ES 876025-01 ETRS Ring AGM-86

1336-01-600-4228ES A103676-23-MOD2 Initiator, Fuel Isolation AGM-86

1336-01-600-4573ES A103676-29-MOD2 Initiator, Air Supply AGM-86

1336-01-519-5719ES 30920-1 CTG, Impulse Elevon AGM-86

1336-01-519-7200ES 30910-1 CTG, Impulse Wing AGM-86

1336-01-519-7203ES 30900-1 CTG, Impulse Fin AGM-86

1337-01-125-9423ES 1901-001 ETRS Initiator AGM-86 51220-5

1337-01-513-4250ES 876020-01 ETRS Initiator AGM-86

1377-00-172-0428ES 895408-1 CTG, Fire Extinguisher UH-1N

1377-00-174-5024ES 895409-1 CTG, Fire Extinguisher UH-1N

1377-00-188-4086ES 30900400 CTG, Fire Extinguisher UH-1N

1377-00-918-8533ES 13083-5 CTG, Fire Extinguisher UH-1N

1377-00-987-3603 42315-281 CTG, Impulse MK44 CV-22, H-60G, 2240772 UH-1N

1377-01-073-3831ES K303104-1 Refire Kit UH-1N

1377-01-087-5166ES 303104-1 Cutter, Cable UH-1N

1377-01-165-5942ES 9391465-1 Flt, Termination Fuel EBW AGM-86

1377-01-211-7211ES 1512AS121 CTG, Cargo Hook H-60G, C-135, WC-135,OC-135, NKC-135

1377-01-211-7212ES 1512AS120 Thruster H-60G

1377-01-225-8235ES 878492-2 CTG, Fire Extinguisher All 135 200330-3

1377-01-234-0912ES 878493-2 CTG, Fire Extinguisher All 135 200330-4

1377-01-255-2382ES 30903860-1 CTG, Fire Extinguisher All 135

1377-01-255-1598ES 30903861-1 CTG, Fire Extinguisher All 135

1377-01-263-3627ES 897899-1 CTG, Fire Extinguisher H-60G

1377-01-289-8570 3892-1 CTG, Cutter H-60G

1377-01-297-5283ES 072012-13 CTG, Fire Extinguisher Deicer Truck

1377-01-454-9864ES 1812-181-01 Inflation Device, FLU-9 Life Pre-servers

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Table 4-1. Selected Cartridge/Propellant Actuated Devices - Continued

NSN Part No. Noun/Nomenclature Applicability 1377-01-502-9776ES 9391465-1 Flt. Termination Parachute EBW AGM-86

1377-01-512-1805ES 42315-75-1 Cutter, Cable (Lucas Western Hoist) H-60G

1377-01-526-6553ES 96744-01 CTG, Engine Start AGM-86

6135-01-186-2891ES EAP-12294 Battery, Thermal AGM-86

6135-01-186-2891ES 408020 Battery, Thermal AGM-86

6135-01-525-4446ES 425000 Battery, Thermal AGM-86

Table 4-2. Egress Indicator Codes for Cartridge/Propellant Actuated Devices

NSN Part Numbers Nomenclature Egress Technical Applications Indicator Reference {QPA}

Code

1336-01-118-4636 50-8264-4, 50- CTG, IMPULSE WING C 11A15-1- AGM086B{1},

8264-5 387 AGM086C{1},

AGM086D{1}

1336-01-118-4637 50-8268-3, 50- CTG, IMPULSE FIN C 11A15-1- AGM086B{1},

8268-4 387 AGM086C{1},

AGM086D{1}

1336-01-124-9369 51302-1, 51302-3 ETRS RING C 11A15-1- AGM086B{1},

387 AGM086C{1},

AGM086D{1}

1336-01-125-9400 50-8324-3, 50- CTG, IMPULSE C 11A15-1- AGM086B{1},

8324-4 ELEVON 387 AGM086C{1},

AGM086D{1}

1336-01-128-7253 36200111, TANK ASSY, OXYGEN C 11A15-1- AGM086B{1},

23111368 387 AGM086C{1},

AGM086D{1}

1336-01-178-5834 103377-23 INITIATOR, FUEL ISO- C 11A15-1- AGM086B{1},

LATION 387 AGM086C{1},

AGM086D{1}

1336-01-230-5975 103377-29 INITIATOR, AIR SUP- C 11A15-1- AGM086B{1},

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