EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

TM 11-5985-370-12

ROCK ANCHOR

WHERE ROCK EXTENDS TO THE SURFACE,

DRILL A 2 INCH HOLE TO NECESSARY

DEPTH AND ANCHOR THE GUY AS SHOWN.

WHERE NECESSARY TO FILL IN THE HOLE

AROUND ANCHOR, USE CEMENT.

DEAN-MAN ANCHOR

IN EXCAVATING FOR ANCHOR LOG, DIG THE

HOLE SO THAT ANCHOR LOG, WHERE PRACTICABLE,

WILL BE SET HORIZONTAL AND AT RIGHT ANGLES

TO THE GUY. THE LENGTH AND WIDTH OF EXCAVATION

SHALL BE AS SMALL AS PRACTICABLE, ESPECIALLY

AT THE SURFACE OF THE GROUND.

CUT AWAY SAPWOOD UNDER

WASHER, SCREW NUT ON AS

FAR AS IT WILL GO.

2-19. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

There are no satisfactory field expedients or emergency procedures that can be done when you have a

defective transformer

C-E ORG MAINT can help you out if you have a bad DISSIPATION CABLE. Ask them to fabricate a substitute

cable.

There are many field expedients and emergency procedures to compensate for a defective mast or broken

guys. Training Circular, TC-11-5, KNOW HOW TO REPAIR & FABRICATE ANTENNAS can

be very useful. Ask your supervisor to get you a copy.

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