TM l-1500-328-23
aircraft or component manual will take precedence.If the
applicable aircraft or component publication does not
contain corrosion prevention and treatment procedures,
comply with the general requirements in the tri-service
manuals.
Geographical Location CPC Inspection and Wash Frequency.
The
frequency of aircraft washing and CPC inspections will vary depending
on aircraft MDS and home station. Aircraft will be washed and have
corrosion inspections on a regular basis, per the guidelines contained
in applicable specific aircraft manual.
If the aircraft home station or
operational area is not listed, use the criteria for the closest location
with similar operating parameters.
In
addition to the prerequisites for home station geographical location
requirements, the specific aircraft -23 manual will be followed.
8-8. Aviation Associated Equipment.
Items such as, Aviation Ground
Support Equipment and Aviation Life Support Equipment, will be
scheduled for CPC inspections per the applicable TM. When no TM has
been developed for the item, or if a CPC inspection interval is not
included, a CPC inspection will be due every 180 days.
Document on DD
Form 314, Preventive Maintenance Schedule and Record, or DA Form 2409,
Equipment Maintenance Log, per DA Pamphlet 738-750. More frequent
inspections are authorized due to operational requirements or
environment.
Required References. The following publications are considered
as the minimum requirements for a CPC library.
AR 750-1, Army Materiel Maintenance Policies.
a.
AR 750-59, Army Corrosion Prevention and Control Program.
b.
General Aircraft Maintenance Manuals.
C.
d. TM l-1500-343-23, Avionics Cleaning And Corrosion
Prevention/Control.
e.
TM l-1500-344-23, Aircraft Weapon Systems Cleaning and Corrosion
Control.
8-10. CPC Training.
Currently no formal Army resident,
correspondence, or video tape training programs for unit CPC Monitors
exist; however, training is available from the following sources:
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