simvemaace = ORD 8 SNL F-345 Group F Field and Depot Maintenance Allowances Sor Setter, Fuze, Orientation, M24 This catalog is correct to 2 December 1952. 1. GENERAL. a. This catalog is a list of the estimated quantities of component parts and equipment for the orientation fuze setter M24, stocked for maintenance. b. The Federal stock number column lists those numbers approved by the Defense Supply Management Agency. These numbers should not be confused with Federal standard stock catalog numbers which are utilized by the Ordnance Corps for tools, lubricants, ete. c. An explanation of symbols used in this catalog is included under NOTES. d, If stock numbers in this list do not correspond with those used in ORD 9, the numbers in the publication of later effective date will govern. e. Additional applications of items listed in this catalog, if any, are contained in the ORD 5-5 series. J. For prices of items contained herein, see the appropriate catalog of the ORD 5-3 series. g. The major item, orientation fuze setter M24, is stored, issued, and reviewed under ORD 3 SNL F-2. This major item is nonexpendable. hk. For full information relative to the Ordnance section of the Department of the Army Supply Catalog, including its purposes and uses, the procedure followed, and the principles employed in its com- pilation, see ORD 1. 2. REQUISITION NOTES. If the exact item requisitioned is not furnished, or other action is necessary, the nature of the action taken by the supplying agency will be indicated by standard symbols on prescribed forms. Department of the. Army January 1953 TAGO 2212B—Jan, 200484*—68 13. UNIT OF ISSUE. The unit of issue column lists the unit of issue for each item. This may be in the form of an actual unit of issue, such as “oz” or “Ib,” or, as in most items, the term “each” designated by “ea.” 4. QUANTITY INCORPORATED IN UNIT. The quantity incorporated in unit column lists the required quantity of each listed part incorporated in the setter. 5. FIELD STOCK GUIDE. a. The field stock guide column is divided into three subcolumns: (1) The medium maintenance subcolumn lists the initial stock guide of spare parts and equipment estimated to be required by a medium field maintenance organization supporting 100 major items. (2) The heavy maintenance subcolumn lists the initial stock guide of spare parts and equipment estimated to be required by a heavy field maintenance organization supporting 100 major items. (3) The depot (30 days) subcolumn lists the initial stock guide of spare parts and equipment estimated to be required by a field depot supporting 100 major items for 30 days. 6. The quantities indicated in this column are for initial requisition. They will be revised by the maintenance or depot organization to conform to actual usage, which may be more or less than the quantities indicated herein. c. In order that the Ordnance Corps at large may be able to make equitable distribution of the total stock of any one item, ordnance organization commanders should limit their requisitions and stocks to the absolute minimum requirements that are estimated to be necessary for each contemplated tactical operation. The chief ordnance officer of a force is responsible that various ordnance units in the force do not use the same major items in computing their stocks; e. g., if there is a grand total of 168 setters in the entire force, each ordnance unit in the force should not claim the entire 168 setters as a basis for computing its stocks. The chief ordnance officer must allocate, for spare-parts- stockage purposes, the number of major items of the force among the various ordnance units. See supply functions of the company. FM 9-10. 6. DEPOT GUIDE. a. The depot guide column lists the initial stock guide of spare parts and equipment estimated to be required for issue to depot maintenance and all lower categories of maintenance and stock to maintain 100 major items for 1 year. 6. The quantities indicated in this column are for initial requisition. They will be revised by the depot organization to conform to actual usage, which may be more or less than the quantities indicated herein. 2 ‘TAGO 22128 a ' 7. PLAN FOR MAINTENANCE, Maintenance operations to be performed in each category of maintenance are indicated by the availa~ bility of spare parts, as shown in the pertinent column, or by a symbol in the column signifying euthority to requisition the parts for use in that category of maintenance. 8. SPECIAL INFORMATION. Orientation fuze setter M24 is used with 90-mm gun M2 and 90-mm antiaircraft gun mount M2. 9, ABBREVIATIONS. corrosion resistant steel_mach. fillister head NF. machine National Fine Thread corr-res-S_ fl-hd flat head outside diameter ID. inside diameter thick -- long 10. SUGGESTIONS. Notice of discrepancies or suggested changes should be directed to the Chief of Ordnance, Department of the Army, Washington 25, D. C., ATTENTION: ORDFM-Pub. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Wasutnoron 25, D. C., 12 January 1953 Department of the Army Supply Catalog ORD 8 SNL F-345 is published for the information and guidance of all concerned [AG 461 (12 Dee 52) By orper or THe Secrerary or ran Army: J. LAWTON COLLINS Chief of Staff, United States Army Ovrrctat: WM. E. BERGIN Major General, USA The Adjutant General DisrriBurion: Active Army: "Tech Sve (1); Tech Sve Bd (2); AFF (3); AA Comd (2); OS Maj Comd (10); Base Comd (2); MDW (3); Log Comd (5); A (10); CHQ (2); Div (2); Regt 9 (2); Bn 9 (2); CO 9 (2); FT (2); Sch (5) except 9 (50); PMS & T 9 (1); Gen Dep (2); Dep 9 (10); POE (5), OSD (2); PRGR 9 (10); ‘Ars 9 (10); Proc Dist 9 (10); Mil Dist (3). NG: Same as Active Army except one copy to each unit Army Reserve: Same as Active Army except one copy to each unit. For explanation of distribution formula, see SR 310-90-1. TAGO 22128 3pamoyaaz St wiOg! Oy} YORU UE TNS 047 09 Y9jax TH Sv YoNs sjoquidg [-H -auo st youd gun sod Aqpuenb Joqurss Aq poyeorpuy you suioyy 104 “pouonysmber jwy0q ysorvaH ayy Uys OF AyNUENb paywopUT oyy Jo sofdnynuT ur epwar aq [ls sonssy “(G7oed yun sod (F) Jo AINUUNb oFeyoud 1 soqvopur Fd) fOquAs oyy opiseq rwioumU oy Aq poywa -Bjsap st youd yous uy Aqpuunb ogy, “syoed run ARUEN aidan us aw yuyy sug as04} sorwo;pU! 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