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Fire extinguishers ... mission capable or not?


Dear Half-Mast,

I have an M923 5-ton truck that's missing a fire extinguisher. This is an Authorized Additional Item, not a BII BII Bank Internasional Indonesia
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 item. PS 584, Page 60, tells me it's not essential and therefore the truck is FULLY MISSION CAPABLE, unless it's hauling passengers or flammables.

However, the TM 9-2320-272-10 PMCS PMCS PMC Sierra (stock symbol)
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 if the fire extinguisher is missing. I maintain that entry is there for the wrecker, but my quality assurance folks disagree.

What is PS Magazine's opinion? FMC See fixed mobile convergence.  or NMC?

M.R.

Dear Mr. M.R.,

You've asked a good question, and the answer is your vehicle is fully mission capable without the fire extinguisher. TACOM TACOM Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command (US Army)
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 provided this response:

"The 5-ton truck team agrees with PS 584 and TM 9-2320-272-10, PMCS Table 2-3, Item 10, as currently written. The NOTE preceding Item 10 refers to the M934 expansible van and the M936 wrecker. The NMC criteria in the right hand column of Table 2-3 pertain only to the M934 and M936 described above."

Half-Mast

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Date:Jan 1, 2005
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