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 Best look after this chore soonest.
 As you know, on the AN-M4, Walte
Kidde compressor (FSN 1040-592
8560), the oil sump dipstick (it's calle
a gage rod) screws into the oil fill-hol
cap.
 Could be you haven't noticed, though
that normal operating vibration loosen
the dipstick from the cap. And, if th
dipstick backs-off all the way, natch ..
it'll drop into the compressor's crank
case.
 To head off this serious problem th
dipstick must be staked to the cap. On
careful hit (with a punch and a han


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. mer), where the dipstick screws into the
- cap, will do the job. First, of course,
 the dipstick must be screwed all the way
.e into the cap.
e This'll keep the rod from backing
n- off.


ED SHIFT

 Hey, there! Infrared night vision
 equipment responsibility has moved
 from U. S. Army Mobility Equipment
 Center to Electronics Command. Yep!
 The new address for taking care of all
 the infrareds like weaponsights, tube
 image intensifiers, searchlight and driv-
 ing binoculars is: CG, U. S. Army Elec-
 tronics Command, ATTN: AMSEL-
 MR-(NMP)-MRC-A, Fort Monmouth,
 N. J. 07703.
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