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• TECHNICAL MANUAL UNIT AND DIRECT SUPPORT (DS) MAINTENANCE MANUAL INCLUDING REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LISTS
• WARNING SUMMARY
• WARNING SUMMARY cont'd
• LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES/WORK PACKAGES
• LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES/WORK PACKAGES
• TABLE OF CONTENTS
• TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
• TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
• TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
• HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
• Chapter 1 GENERAL INFORMATION, EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION, AND THEORY OF OPERATION FOR MC-6 PERSONNEL PARCHUTE SYSTEM
• SCOPE
• DESTRUCTION OF ARMY MATERIEL TO PREVENT ENEMY USE
• PREPARATION FOR STORAGE AND SHIPMENT
• LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS - continued
• EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTICS, CAPABILITIES AND FEATURES
• EQUIPMENT DATA MC-6 MAIN PARACHUTE -continued
• EQUIPMENT DATA T-11R RESERVE - continued
• UNIVERSAL STATIC LINE SNAP HOOK (1)
• Figure 1. MC-6 Main Parachute Components.
• Pack Tray Assembly
• Figure 2. Pack Tray Assembly.
• Harness Assembly
• Figure 3. Harness Assembly and Nomenclature.
• Figure 4. MC-6 Riser Assembly and Nomenclature.
• Figure 5. Deployment Bag.
• Figure 6. Universal Static Line with Curved Pin.
• LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS FOR THE T-11R
• Figure 7. T-11R Parachute.
• Figure 9. Frangible Skirt Assist Lines At High Speed.
• Figure 10. Ejector Spring.
• Figure 12. Ripcord Handle (Underside).
• Figure 14. Reserve Pack Tray.
• Figure 16. Extractor Cap.
• General
• At low speed
• Chapter 2 UNIT MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR MC-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM
• OVERVIEW
• SERVICE UPON RECEIPT
• Marking Parachutes
• Figure 2. Reattaching Connector Links.
• Figure 4. Tracing Lower Control Lines Down To Risers.
• Figure 6. Marking Control Line at 282 Inches.
• Figure 8. Tying First Two Overhand Knots.
• Figure 10. Forming Slip Loop on Log Record Outside.
• Figure 12. Routing Lacing Loose End Through Log Record Centerfold.
• Figure 14. Inside Front Cover.
• Figure 15. Inside Back Cover.
• Figure 17. Unit and Direct Support Repair and Inspection Data.
• Figure 18. Note Page.
• Reserve ripcord grip pull test.
• CONDUCT TEST
• Conduct a 27-pound maximum ripcord pull test
• EJECTOR SPRING ASSEMBLY TEST FOR THE T-11R
• Figure 19. Spring Compression Test Tube.
• RECEIPT OF USED PARACHUTE
• ASSEMBLING THE MAIN CANOPY ASSEMBLY
• Figure 1. Pack tray and Harness.
• Figure 3. Route Small Tuck Tab, Close Snap Fastener, and Snap Fastener Secured.
• Figure 4. Locating Canopy Release Assembly, Removing Operating Lug, and Passing Soft Loop Through the Gronmet.
• Figure 5. Opening the Canopy Release Cover Plate
• Figure 6. Orienting the Yellow Lanyard.
• Figure 8. Forming a Girth Hitch with the Yellow Lanyard.
• Figure 9. Laying Out Risers and Harness, Risers and Harness, and Assembling Risers and Harness.
• Figure 10. Passing Lug Through Small Loop, Inserting Lug into Jaws, Locking Loop in Place, and Lug Properly Seated
• Figure 11. Inserting the Short and Long Tuck Tabs Behind the CRA.
• Figure 12. Attaching Retainer Bands, Retainer Bands On Static Line Stow Bars, and Retainer Bands Attatched to Static Line Stow Bars
• Figure 13. Routing the Main Closing Loop, Closing Loop Under The Protective Cover, Main Closing
• Figure 15. Passing Loop End of USL Through Buffer Loop.
• Figure 16. Securing Static Line to D-bag.
• Figure 19. Passing Top of Snap Hook Through Loop End of Static Line.
• Figure 21. Passing Loop of Static Line Through Buffer Loop on USL Extension.
• Figure 23. Making Girth Hitch Securing USL Extension to Static Line.
• ASSEMBLING THE RESERVE CANOPY ASSEMBLY
• Figure 2. Assembling the Ejector Spring.
• Figure 3. Attaching Extractor Vent Bridle Lines.
• Figure 4. Attaching Reserve Risers To Reserve Canopy.
• Figure 6. Riser Connector Links.
• Figure 7. Suspension Line Groups.
• Figure 9. Attaching Reserve Risers to Reserve Canopy.
• Attach Skirt Hesitator Lines
• Figure 11. Attaching Skirt Hesitator Lines.
• PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES (PMCS), INTRODUCTION
• DROP TESTING CRITERIA
• PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES (PMCS)
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for MC-6 ­ continued.
• SHAKEOUT AND AIRING SERVICE
• Figure 2. Grasping Two Consecutive Suspension Lines and Shaking First Gore.
• Figure 4. S-Folding Suspension Lines into Aviator's Kit Bag.
• CLEANING AND DRYING SERVICE
• Cleaning fabric items with a solution of hand dishwashing compound
• Rinsing parachute assembly immersed in fresh-water
• MAIN CANOPY INSPECT
• In-process Rigger Checks- MC-6 Main Parachute
• Technical/Rigger-Type Inspection Procedures
• IN-STORAGE INSPECTION
• EQUIPMENT DISPOSITION cont'd
• RESERVE CANOPY INSPECT
• In-process Rigger Checks ­ Reserve Parachute
• Technical/Rigger-Type Inspection Procedures
• IN-STORAGE INSPECTION
• EQUIPMENT DISPOSITION
• MC-6 SYSTEM TEST
• Rinsing Parachute Assembly Immersed in Fresh-Water
• Acidity Test
• MAIN PARACHUTE PACKING PROCEDURES
• Figure 1. Rigger's Position.
• Figure 2. Attaching Canopy To Packing Table Apex Hook.
• Figure 3. Removing Skirt Inversions.
• Figure 4. Removing An Inversion Through Skirt.
• Figure 5. Removing Turns/ Tangles/ Twists From Suspension Lines.
• Figure 6. Lifting Lines from other Lines.
• Figure 8. Pulling Risers Through Opening.
• Figure 10. Ensuring the Control Lines are Routed to the Inside of the Risers.
• Figure 11. Dividing Suspension Lines into Left and Right Groups, and Checking for Proper Layout.
• Figure 12. Laying Out Pack Tray and Harness; Opening Canopy Release Assembly Cover Plate.
• Figure 13. Laying Out Risers with Smooth Side Up, Routing Large Ring of Upper Main Lift Web through Large Riser Ring, Rotating Large Ring of Upper Main Lift Web.
• Figure 14. Inserting Lug into Jaws of Riser Release, Ensuring Lug is Fully Seated, Closing Canopy Release Cover, and Checking Position of Tug of Lug.
• CHECK CONTROL LINES AND ENSURE PROPER ROUTING
• Figure 17. Checking Suspension Lines for Proper Layout.
• Figure 18. Aligning the Upper Lateral Band and Folding the Gores.
• Figure 20. Folding the Gores (continued)
• Figure 21. Folding the Gores (continued)
• Figure 22. Folding the Gores (continued)
• Figure 24. Separating the Canopy.
• Figure 26. Dressing the Extended Gores.
• Figure 27. Dressing the Control Lines
• Figure 29. Checking the Air Channel.
• Figure 31. Tracing the Control Lines to the Risers.
• Figure 33. Rotate Riser and Reposition Connector Link on Tension Bar.
• Figure 35. Pulling Remaining Slack of Control Line.
• Figure 37. Folding Edges over Suspension Lines/Radial Seam.
• Figure 39. Final Long-folding Steps.
• Figure 41. Securing Main Canopy Bridle Loop To Static Line Buffer Loop.
• Figure 43. Stowing the Canopy (continued).
• Figure 45. Closing Deployment Bag and Stowing Suspension Lines.
• Figure 47. Closing Deployment Bag and Stowing Suspension Lines (continued).
• Figure 49. Making the First Regular Stow.
• Figure 50. Making the Second Regular Stow.
• Figure 51. Continuing to Alternate Stows.
• Figure 53. Tying Connector Links and Suspension Line Protective Cover.
• Close the Pack Tray
• Figure 56. Closing the Pack Tray (continued)
• Figure 58. Closing the Pack Tray (continued).
• Figure 60. Closing the Pack Tray (continued).
• Figure 61. Closing the Pack Tray (continued).
• STOWING THE 15-FOOT STATIC LINE (SEE NEXT SECTION FOR 20-FOOT STATIC LINE)
• Figure 64. Continuing the Static Line Stows.
• STOWING THE 20-FOOT STATIC LINE (SEE PREVIOUS SECTION FOR 15-FOOT STATIC LINE)
• Figure 66. Folding the Harness.
• Figure 67. Folding the Harness (continued).
• Figure 68. Folding the Harness (continued).
• RESERVE PARACHUTE PACKING PROCEDURES
• PREPARING THE T-11R PERSONNEL PARACHUTE FOR PACKING
• Figure 1. Rigger's Position.
• Figure 2. Prepare Ejector Spring.
• Figure 3. Passing Apex-packing Loop Through All Apex Loops.
• Figure 5. Laying Out the Canopy.
• Figure 6. Inspecting the Risers.
• Figure 7. Partially S-folding the Risers into Pack Tray.
• Figure 8. Ensuring Suspension Lines are Free from Twists and Tangles.
• Figure 9. Folding Gores.
• Figure 10. Placing Suspension Lines in Line Separator.
• Figure 11. Tying the Apex Scoops.
• Figure 12. Securing Loop Ends.
• Figure 14. Folding Canopy at Lower Lateral Band.
• Figure 16. Dressing Left and Right Scoops.
• Figure 18. S-Folding Left and Right Side on top of the Folded Top Scoop.
• Figure 20. Making Two Remaining Riser Stows.
• Figure 21. Making First Regular Stow.
• Figure 23. Forming Bight and Placing Retainer Band.
• Figure 25. Making a Stow with Suspension Line Bight and Small Retainer Band.
• Figure 27. Removing the Packing Loop.
• Figure 28. Pulling the Hookup Lanyard through the Apex Loops.
• Figure 30. Placing Canopy into Pack Tray.
• Figure 31. Making First S-fold.
• Figure 33. Making Two Intermediate S-folds.
• Figure 35. Forming a Bridge Over Top of Ejector Spring.
• Figure 36. S-folding Remaining Canopy.
• Figure 38. Carrying Out Line Check.
• Figure 40. Folding the Extractor Canopy into Thirds.
• Figure 42. Placing Extractor on Top of Apex Area.
• Figure 44. Centering Extractor on Top of Folded Canopy.
• Figure 45. Placing the Extractor Cap over Extractor.
• Figure 46. Placing Lower Pull Up Cord Through Lower Grommet.
• Figure 47. Inserting Temporary Pin.
• Figure
• Figure 50. Using T-bar To Close Pack Tray and Inserting Temporary Pin.
• Figure 51. Inserting Second Temporary Pin (continued).
• Figure 53. Inserting Lower-Curved Pin Through Closing Loop.
• Figure 55. Inserting Left Tuck Tab Into Left Tuck Tab Pocket.
• CONDUCT TEST
• Figure 57. Completing Log Record.
• GENERAL PARACHUTE REPAIR
• Table 1. Recommended Sewing Machine Code Symbols.
• Table 2. Stitching and Restitching Specifications.
• Table 2. Stitching and Restitching Specifications.
• Figure 1. Machine Darning.
• Figure 2. Hand Darning.
• Figure 3. Straight Cut Or Tear Stitching.
• Table 3. Mending Cloth Patching Specifications.
• Figure 5. Sewn Patch.
• Figure 6. Parachute Mending Cloth Patch.
• REPAIR - continued
• REPAIR - continued
• Figure 7. Canopy Repair.
• Figure 8. Irregular Shape Patch Including Two Radials.
• Figure 9. Rectangular Patch Including Radial Seam.
• Figure 10. Rectangular Patch Including a Radial Seam and a Cross Seam
• Figure 12. Rectangular Patch Including Skirt Band.
• Figure 13. Rectangular Patch Including Radial Seam and Skirt Band.
• MAIN CANOPY GORE, EXTENDED GORE AND SECTION REPLACEMENT
• Figure 15. Gore, Extended Gore Section Replacement.
• SEARING AND WAXING REPAIR
• MARKING AND RESTENCILLING REPAIR
• REMARKING AND RESTENCILING
• MAIN CANOPY VENT LOOP REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Main Canopy Vent Loop.
• MAIN CANOPY VENT LINES REPAIR, REPLACE
• REPLACE
• MAIN CANOPY VENT LOOP CENTERING LINE REPLACE
• REPLACE - continued
• MAIN CANOPY VENT BAND REPAIR
• Damage Extending into Radial Seams
• MAIN CANOPY CROSS SEAM REPAIR
• REPAIR - continued
• MAIN CANOPY RADIAL SEAM REPAIR
• MAIN CANOPY REINFORCING TAPE REPAIR
• MAIN CANOPY ATTACHMENT LOOP REPLACE
• Figure 1. Placement of New Attachment Loop.
• MAIN CANOPY GORE SECTIONS REPAIR
• MAIN CANOPY FORWARD EXTENDED GORE ASSEMBLY REPLACE
• Figure 1. Identifying a Left and Right Extended Gore Assembly.
• Figure 4. Aligning New Extended Gore with Open Gore.
• REPLACE ­ continued
• MAIN CANOPY AFT EXTENDED GORE ASSEMBLY REPLACE
• Figure 1. Identifying a Left and Right Extended Gore Assembly.
• Figure 2. Marking All Four Corners and brake slot opening of Extended Gore.
• REPLACE ­ continued
• MAIN CANOPY MESH PANEL ASSEMBLY REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 3. Verify Repair Is Functional.
• Figure 4. Replace Damaged Mesh Panel.
• MAIN CANOPY LOWER CONTROL LINE REPLACE
• Figure 1. Control Line Assembly.
• Figure 2. Ensuring Lower Control Lines are Free and Clear.
• Figure 4. Inserting Scale Hook-end into Girth Hitch.
• OFigure 6. Routing Control Line Through Channel, Guide Ring, and Toggle.
• MAIN CANOPY MIDDLE AND UPPER LEFT/RIGHT AFT CONTROL LINE ASSEMBLY REPLACE
• Table 1. Control Line Routing Chart.
• Figure 1. Left Aft Control Line System.
• Figure 2. Right Aft Control Line Assembly.
• Attach Middle Control Line Assembly (figure 1, item 42)
• Upper Short Control Line (figure 2, item 44)
• Attach Lower Control Line (figure 2, item 40)
• MAIN CANOPY MIDDLE AND UPPER LEFT/RIGHT FORWARD CONTROL LINE ASSEMBLY REPLACE
• Table 1. Control Line Routing Chart.
• Figure 1. Left Forward Control Line System.
• Figure 2. Right Forward Control Line Assembly.
• Attach Middle Control Line Assembly (figure 1, item 42)
• Upper Short Control Line (figure 2, item 44)
• Remove Lower Control Line (figure 1, item 40)
• MAIN CANOPY CONTROL LINE LIMITER LOOP REPLACE
• Figure 1. Replace a Damaged Control Line Limiter Loop.
• MAIN CANOPY SUSPENSION LINE REPLACE
• MAIN CANOPY CONTROL TOGGLE REPLACE
• Figure 2. Tying First Two Overhand Knots.
• MAIN CANOPY ANTI-INVERSION NET REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Repair Horizontal and Vertical Net Cords.
• Figure 2. Repair of Broken Net Cord.
• Figure 3. Damaged Areas in the Bottom Cord.
• REPAIR - continued
• Figure 5. Cut Out New Section so Ends may be Sewn Together.
• MAIN CANOPY SKIRT BAND REPAIR
• REPAIR - continued
• REPAIR - continued
• MAIN CANOPY CONNECTOR LINK REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Connector Links.
• MAIN RISERS REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Main Risers.
• Replace Riser Assemblies
• Conduct a continuity check
• REPLACE - continued
• LOG RECORD BOOK POCKET REPAIR, REPLACE
• MAIN RISER GUIDE CHANNELS REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Main Riser Control Line Guide Channel.
• MAIN PACK TRAY REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Lay Pack Tray On Pack Table.
• Figure 3. Remove Diagonal Back Straps.
• Figure 5. Attach Harness To Pack Tray.
• Figure 7. Secure The Horizontal Back Strap.
• Figure 9. Close Snap Fastener And Secure.
• MAIN PACK TRAY CLOSING LOOP REPALCE
• Figure 1. Routing the Main Closing Loop, Closing Loop Under The Protective Cover, Main Closing
• MAIN PACK TRAY CLOSING PIN COVER REPLACE
• MAIN PACK TRAY STIFFENER GROMMETS REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Main Pack Tray.
• MAIN PACK TRAY SNAP FASTENER REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Hand-held Method.
• Figure 2. Hand or Foot Operated Press Method.
• Figure 1. Pack tray and Harness.
• Figure 2. Removing Horizontal Back Strap and Diagonal Back Straps.
• Figure 4. Securing Horizontal Back Strap and Attaching Diagonal Back Straps.
• Figure 5. Route Small Tuck Tab, Close Snap Fastener, and Snap Fastener Secured.
• HARNESS DIAGONAL GUIDE REPLACE
• REPLACE - continued
• HARNESS HIP PAD REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Replacing the Hip Pad.
• HARNESS LEFT UPPER MAIN LIFT WEB REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 2. Replacing Harness Left Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• REPLACE ­ continued
• Figure 4. Replacing Harness Left Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• Figure 6. Replacing Harness Left Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• Figure 8. Replacing Harness Left Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• HARNESS RIGHT UPPER MAIN LIFT WEB REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 2. Replacing Harness Right Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• Figure 3. Replacing Harness Right Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• Figure 4. Replacing Harness Right Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• Figure 6. Replacing Harness Right Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• Figure 8. Replacing Harness Right Upper Main Lift Web (continued).
• HARNESS SADDLE ASSEMBLY REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 2. Replacing the Saddle Assembly (continued).
• Figure 4. Replacing the Saddle Assembly (continued).
• Figure 6. Replacing the Saddle Assembly (continued).
• Figure 8. Replacing the Saddle Assembly (continued).
• HARNESS FABRIC LOOP 3-RING RELEASE REPLACE
• Figure 2. Remove The Locking Key.
• Figure 4. Pass Soft Loop Through The Grommet.
• HARNESS LOCKING LUG REPLACE
• Figure 2. Locate And Remove The Locking lug.
• Figure 3. Install Locking lug.
• HARNESS RELEASE SAFETY COVER REPLACE
• Figure 1. Harness Canopy Release Safety Cover.
• HARNESS SHOULDER PAD ASSEMBLY REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Harness Shoulder Pad.
• RESERVE CANOPY REPAIR
• Patch Reserve Canopy Fabric
• RESERVE CANOPY SUSPENSION LINE REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Attaching New Suspension Line To Attaching Loop.
• RESERVE EXTRACTOR ASSEMBLY RESPECT, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Remove Cord From Apex Extractor Attaching Loop (continued).
• Figure 2. Attach Reserve Extractor Chute.
• RESERVE EJECTOR SPRING ASSEMBLY REPAIR, TEST, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Spring Compression Test Tube.
• RESERVE CANOPY GORE SECTIONS REPAIR
• Restitching
• RESERVE CANOPY GORE SECTION #6 MESH PANEL ASSEMBLY REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 3. Verify Repair Is Functional.
• Figure 4. Replace Damaged Mesh Panel.
• RESERVE CANOPY SKIRT HESITATOR TIES REPLACE
• Figure 1. Install Skirt Hesitator Ties.
• RESERVE CANOPY SCOOP REPAIR
• RESERVE CANOPY APEX VENT BRIDLE LOOP REPAIR, REPLACE
• Replace Apex Vent Bridle Loop cont'd
• RESERVE CANOPY SUSPENSION LINE ATTACHING LOOP REPAIR
• RESERVE CANOPY CONNECTOR LINKS REPLACE
• Figure 2. Replacing Connector Links.
• Figure 3. Install Risers.
• RESERVE CANOPY PROTECTION CAP INSPECT, REPLACE
• RESERVE CANOPY RIPCORD PULL TEST
• Conduct a 14-pound Minimum Ripcord Pull Test as Follows:
• TEST - continued
• RESERVE RISERS REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Remove Tacking.
• Figure 2. Secure Apex To Top Of Packing Loop.
• Figure 4. Attach Appropriate Riser to Appropriate Connector Link.
• Figure 6. Tighten Barrel Nut On Connector Links.
• Figure 7. Tack Risers.
• Figure 9. Attach the Reserve Pack Tray to the Reserve Canopy Risers.
• RESERVE HOOK AND PILE FASTENER TAPE REPAIR,REPLACE
• RESERVE PACK TRAY ASSEMBLY REPAIR, REPLACE
• Repair the Reserve Pack Tray
• Figure 2. Attach The Reserve Pack Tray To The Reserve Canopy Risers.
• RESERVE PACK TRAY EDGE BINDING REPAIR
• RESERVE PACK TRAY GROMMETS SIZE NO. 0 REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Reserve Pack Tray Grommet Size No. 0.
• RESERVE PACK TRAY ELASTIC RISER STOW BARS REPAIR, REPLACE
• REPLACE - continued
• Replace Lower Elastic Riser Stow Bar
• RESERVE PACK TRAY WAISTBAND LOOPS REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 1. Reserve Pack Tray Waistband Loops.
• RESERVE PACK TRAY FASTENER TAPE HOOK INSPECT, REPAIR, REPLACE
• RESERVE PACK TRAY STIFFENER REPLACE
• RESERVE PACK TRAY RIPCORD ASSEMBLY REPLACE, TEST
• Test Preparation
• Conduct Test
• TEST - continued
• MAIN DEPLOYMENT BAG INSPECT REPAIR
• MAIN DEPLOYMENT BAG SIDE FLAPS REPLACE
• MAIN DEPLOYMENT BAG SUSPENSION LINE STOW LOOPS REPAIR, REPLACE
• REPLACE - continued
• MAIN DEPLOYMENT BAG LOCKING STOW LOOP REPAIR
• MAIN DEPLOYMENT BAG TIE DOWN LOOP REPLACE
• Figure 1. Replace Suspension Line Protector Cover Tie-Down Loop.
• Figure 1. Remove The Unserviceable Portion Of The Static Line.
• Figure 2. Position The Deployment Bag With The Stow Loops Facing Up.
• Figure 4. Secure Static Line To Deployment Bag.
• Figure 7. Pass Top Of Snap Hook Through Static Line Loop.
• Figure 9. Pass The 3½-Inch Loop On The Static Line, Through The 2-Inch Buffer Loop.
• Figure 11. Girth Hitch Securing The 5-Foot Extension To Static Line.
• CHAPTER 3 DIRECT SUPPORT MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR MC-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM
• GENERAL REPAIR PROCEDURES
• BASTING AND TEMPORARY TACKING
• Table 1. Sewing Machine Code Symbols ­ continued.
• MAIN CANOPY VENT LINE RERPAIR, REPLACE
• REPLACE - continued
• MAIN CANOPY REINFORCING TAPE REPLACE
• MAIN CANOPY GORE PANEL SECTIONS REPLACE
• Replace Main Canopy Gore Sections cont'd
• Figure 1. Gore Panel Sections.
• MAIN CANOPY SUSPENSION LINE ATTACHING LOOP REPAIR, REPLACE
• Figure 2. Suspension Line Attaching Loop Marking Diagram.
• Figure 3. Suspension Line Loop Dimensional Information.
• Figure 4. Suspension Line Loop Sewing Detail.
• PREPARATION FOR STORAGE
• STORAGE SPECIFICS FOR PARACHUTES
• PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT
• Figure 1. Folding Of Gore Groups Completed.
• Figure 3. Accordion Folding The Canopy.
• Figure 5. Rigger Rolling.
• Figure 6. Roll The Canopy Tightly Toward The Canopy Skirt.
• Figure 8. Secure Rolled Canopy Assembly Within Pack Tray.
• CHAPTER 4 SUPPORTING INFORMATION FOR MC-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM
• REFERENCES
• Air Force Technical Orders
• MAINTENANCE ALLOCATION CHART (MAC), INTRODUCTION
• Maintenance Functions cont'd
• Explanation of Columns in the MAC
• Explanation of Columns in the Tools and Test Equipment Requirements
• MAINTENANCE ALLOCATION CHART (MAC)
• able 1. MAINTENANCE ALLOCATION CHART for MC-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM
• CHANNELS, GUIDE
• ASSEMBLY, SADDLE
• CAP, PROTECTION
• SUSPENSION LINE
• Table 2. TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT for M6-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM
• Ripcord Inspection Kit
• Table 3. REMARKS for MC-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM
• REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST (RPSTL), INTRODUCTION
• EXPLANATION OF COLUMNS IN THE REPAIR PARTS LIST AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST WORK PACKAGES
• Maintenance Code
• Third Position
• Recoverability Code
• EXPLANATION OF CROSS-REFERENCE INDEXES WORK PACKAGES FORMAT AND COLUMNS
• HOW TO LOCATE REPAIR PARTS
• MC-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM REPAIR PARTS LIST
• Figure 1. MC-6 Personnel Parachute System (Sheet 2 of 2).
• GROUP 00 MC-6 PERSONNEL PARACHUTE SYSTEM
• MAIN COPY REPAIR PARTS LIST
• GROUP 01 MAIN CANOPY
• MAIN RISERS REPAIR PARTS LIST
• GROUP 02 MAIN RISERS
• MAIN PACK TRAY REPAIR PARTS LIST
• GROUP 03 MAIN PACK TRAY
• HARNESS ASSEMBLY REPAIR PARTS LIST
• GROUP 04 HARNESS ASSEMBLY
• Figure 6. T-11R Parachute Assembly
• GROUP 05 RESERVE CANOPY
• RESERVE RISER REPAIR PARTS LIST
• GROUP 06 RESERVE RISER
• Figure 8. T-11R Pack Tray
• GROUP 07 RESERVE PACK TRAY ASSEMBLY
• MAIN DEPLOYMENT BAG REPAIR PARTS LIST
• GROUP 08 MAIN DEPLOYMENT BAG
• GROUP 99 BULK MATERIALS LIST
• EXPENDABLE AND DURABLE ITEMS LIST
• Table 1. Expendable and Durable Items List.
• Table 1. Expendable and Durable Items List.
• TOOL IDENTIFICATION LIST
• Table 1. Tool Identification List.
• Table 1. Tool Identification List.
• NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER (NSN) INDEX
• PART NUMBER (P/N) INDEX
• PART NUMBER (P/N) INDEX cont'd
• ILLUSTRATED LIST OF MANUFACTURED ITEMS
• Figure 1. Anti-inversion Net Presser Foot.
• Figure 2. Viewing Slot.
• Figure 3. Fabricating 32-pound Weight.
• Figure 4. Fabricating 32-pound Weight (continued).
• Figure 6. Control Toggle.
• Figure 7. Reserve Ripcord Pull Handle Cuff.
• ALPHABETICAL INDEX
• ALPHABETICAL INDEX cont'd
• ALPHABETICAL INDEX cont'd
• ALPHABETICAL INDEX cont'd
• The Metric System and Equivalents
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