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D. MAN PACK
Vehicular – those that are normally installed in
vehicles and obtain power from the vehicle’s E. POWER SOURCE – 12 VDC, 24 PCS BA – 30,
battery. 12V WET CELL BTRY
General – can be operated both on ground and F. PRESS TO TALK (HAND SET)
vehicle.
2. PRC – 77
b. Types of Modulation:
CHARACTERISTICS
Frequency Modulation (FM) – limited range
due to line of sight operations (no obstacles A. FREQUENCY MODULATED (FM)
exist between two stations). Distance is
B. TRANSMISSION RANGE – 8 KMS (LOS)
extended using a retransmission circuit.
C. WHIP ANTENNA
Amplitude Modulation (AM) – sky wave
propagation extends the range of D. MAN PACK
communications between two or more stations.
E. POWER SOURCE – 12 VDC, 20 PCS BA – 30,
COMMON EXAMPLES OF RADIO: 12V WET CELL BTRY
ROGER - I have rcvd your last READ BACK = G - rpt this entire
transmission satisfactorily. transmission back to me exactly as
received.
WILCO - I have received your signal,
understood it & will comply. DO NOT ANSWER = F - stns called are
not to answer this call. When this
PAUSE PROWORDS & PROSIGNS: proword is employed the ret’mission
WAIT = - I must pause for a few shall be ended w/ the proword OUT.
seconds. RADIO NET- 2 or more radio stations optng on
the same freq for the specific purpose of
WAIT- OUT = - I must pause longer
interchanging information.
than a few seconds.
Free Net - the NCS authorizes member
SEPARATION PROWORDS & PROSIGNS:
stns to transmit traffic to other stns in
BREAK = BT - I hereby indicate the the net w/o obtaining prior permission
separation of the text fm the other fm the NCS.
portion of the message.
Directed Net - stations obtain
PROWORDS & PROSIGNS FOLLOWED BY ONE permission fm NCS prior to
OR MORE CALL SIGNS OR ADDRESS GROUPS: communicating w/ other stations in the
net.
THIS IS = DE - this transmission is from
the station whose designator PHONETIC ALPHABET
immediately followed.
A - ALFA - AL FAH
FROM = FM - the originator of this
B - BRAVO - BRA VOH
message is indicated by the address
designator immediately following. C - CHARLIE - CHAR LEE
CALL SIGNS are used in radio communications (4) - READABLE - Quality is satisfactory.
to identify a communications facility, a
command, an authority or a unit. (3) - UNREADABLE - The quality of your
transmissions is so bad that I cannot
TYPES: read you.
No transmission shall be made w/c has not QM & ORDNANCE- DELIVERS SUPPLIES
been authorized by proper authority.
INFANTRY - SIEZE THE
Practices specifically forbidden: OBJECTIVE AND WIN THE BATTLE
Locking
S - Slap bottom of magazine to make
sure it is properly seated.
Remedial Action
DISASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY
MAGAZINE DISASSEMBLY
MAGAZINE ASSEMBLY
MAINTENANCE Cleaning and Lubricating the Lower
receiver Group
Cleaning and Lubricating the Barrel:
With a clean dry patch or bristle
Attach a wire brush to the brush remove dirt or sand from
cleaning rod, dip it in a cleaning the receiver. Place a drop of oil
solvent compound or bore on each pin for lubrication.
cleaner and brush the bore
thoroughly After extensive use or field
exercise, the lower receiver
Replace the brush with a must be disassembled and
cleaning patch and continue the cleaned thoroughly. Apply a
cleaning process until the patch light coat of oil on all parts.
comes out clean and dry
Maintenance Before, During and After
Clean the locking lugs in the Firing
barrel extension using a small
bristle brush. Operation/Firing
Unload the rifle, remove the magazine, NORMAL MAINTENANCE - The rifle
and place the safety in the safe should be inspected daily, when in use,
position. for evidence of rust, and general
appearance
Clear the weapon
Turn the M14 on its back and pull up on A – SIGHT: Front sight permanently affixed to
the trigger guard the barrel, Rear sight leaf is mounted on a
spring type dovetail base.
Gently slide the trigger guard and
attached firing mechanism out of the Range plate marked 100 meters from
stock 300 to maximum range of 1,100 meters
Locate the assembly rod, press inward B – SAFETY: Safety lever is on left side of the
on the back, and turn the rod. Carefully trigger housing safe position; the belt can not
lift the rod out of its place. be pulled to the rear or release to go forward.
Press the spring-guide and slide the Cocking handle is used to pull the bolt
guide-pin out of the way of the rear, it must be returned manually to
forward position each time it is pulled to the
Slide the operating rod back, turning it
rear.
slightly so it falls out.
C – FLUSHED SUPRESSOR: Affixed to the muzzle
Grab the bolt, slide it forward, and
of the barrel, the ribs of the suppressor vibrate
angle it down so it comes out.
during firing and dissipate flash and smoke.
Repeat these steps in reverse order to
D – BIPOD MOUNT: M60 can be effectively
reassemble it. Note: When sliding the
fired the integral bipod mount hinge shoulder
assembly rod back on, put it back in
reach provide support for the rear of the gun.
place, press in on the back, and turn it
to its original position. Carrying handle provides a method for
carrying the gun short distance.
Once done, pull the bolt to the rear, aim
into the air, and fire. E – TRIPOD MOUNT: M122 for high degree of
accuracy and control.
Put the safety back on your weapon.
II – CHARACTERISTICS: The buffer consist of the buffer yoke and the
buffer.
a. Air cooled
1. Hold the palm of the hand
b. Belt fed (open link) against the exposed buffer an
c. Gas operated pressed slightly. Remove the
buffer yoke.
d. Automatic (only)
2. Withdraw the buffer slowly and
e. Fixed headspace allow the drive spring to expand until the end of
the drive spring is exposed at the rear of the
f. Quick change barrel (two barrel are
receiver.
issued with each weapon
D – REMOVING THE OPERATING GROUP
MAJOR GROUPS:
The operating group consists of the
1. Stock Group
operating rod, bolt, drive spring and the drive
2. Buffer Group spring guide.
TWO (2) common malfunctions b. Pull the cocking handle to the rear,
making sure that the rear engaged the sear
a. Sluggish operation – usually due to notch in the operating rod, close the cover
excessive friction cause by dirt or carbon, lack of immediately then return the cocking handle to
proper lubrication, barrel parts or excessive loss its forward position.
of gas. Excessive loses of gas due to loose
missing port plug. LIST OF MALFUNCTION AND CORRECTIVE
MEASURES
b. Runaway Gun – continues to fire
after trigger is released. Worn sear, notch or MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION
short recoil may cause it. CORRECTIVE ACTION
2. STOPPAGE – is any interruption in the • COCK OFF Hot barrel, If you have
cycle of functioning caused by faulty cool wpn for 15 fired 200 rds or
more minutes rds w/in 2 min (rapid 3. ARMOR PIERCING INCENDIARY – tip
rate) barrel will hot enough to cause painted aluminum – use when armor
cockoff. piercing effect with fire producing effect
is desired.
FAILURE TO FIRE
4. TRACER – tip painted orange – at 700
• Check ammo meters erratic and at 900 meters burns
• Replace faulty ammo out.
• Broken extractor
GRENADES
• Notify orgnl maint or spring, short
clean gas port, recoil, Gas HAND GRENADE - Is a small high
piston, gas cylinder installed backward explosive (HE) or chemical fills and
operating rod and chamber designed to be hand thrown by
individual soldier
SLUGGISH OPN
PYROTECHNIC - A chemical device that
• Friction dirt, carbon produces a smoke or brilliant light as it
burns
• Clean and lub notify burst or lack of lub
notify orgnl maint of any burst HISTORY
Pull Ring
THE TIME DELAY EFFECT -
(Fragmentation and white Safety Pin
phosphorous) have a 4 to 5 seconds
delay Striker
Striker Spring
Primer A left-handed thrower should
grasp the grenade in the same
Delay Element manner, but with the top of the
Detonator fuse pointed down
THROWING TECHNIQUE
THROWING POSITIONS
STANDING