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Figure 7-29.—Arresting gear maintenance log entries
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Figure 7-32.—Flight Deck Operations (Part I) (NAVAIR Form 13810/1).

WIRE ROPE HISTORY REPORT The wire rope history chart (fig. 7-31) provides a uniform system for recording arresting gear wire rope data.  Engine  operators  shall  maintain  this  for  each specific  engine,  with  the  last  recovery  number  being obtained from pri-fly. A new sheet shall be used at the beginning of each month. FLIGHT DECK OPERATIONS (NAVAIR FORM 13810/1 AND 138/1A) The flight operation report (fig. 7-32) and (fig. -33) is  a  two  part  form  and  is  compiled  from  information contained  in  the  catapult  shot  logs  and  the  arresting gear recovery logs. ALRE AUTO SHOT RECOVERY LOG PROGRAM The Auto shot and recovery log program provides a computerized program for the collection and dissemination  of  launch  and  recovery  log  data.  The automated  program  has  been  developed  to  record  the Shot  Log,  Recovery  Log,  and  the  Wire  Rope  History Report  on  computer  disc.  These  discs  would  then  be sent to NAWC Lakehurst vice the paper forms. REVIEW QUESTIONS Q16. The    work    center    maintenance    logs    are retained for what minimum period of time? SUMMARY In   this   chapter,   you   learned   that   the   Planned Maintenance  System  is  a  means  for  accomplishing preventive maintenance aboard ship. You also learned that PMS procedures for a specific piece of equipment are   based   on   good   engineering   practices,   practical experience,  and  technical  standards.  You  studied  the role  the  Maintenance  Data  System  has  in  planning workloads and providing a database for evaluating and improving equipment installed in the fleet. The supply information in this chapter is not intended to make you an  expert  in  supply  matters.  Rather,  this  section  was developed   to   give   you   a   basic   understanding   and provide  you  with  some  of  the  information  needed  for ordering  supplies.  You  also  studied  the  maintenance logs and reports for recording the details of catapult and arresting gear operations and maintenance. 7-45 Figure 7-31.—Recovery Wire Rope History chart (NAVAIR Form 13810/5).

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