EXTERIOR Look for damage, especially lor
or split antenna ends and loose lock nuts.

 "PfT' 'BE S iPR

 PITOT TUBE, STATIC PORTS
 Clean, no loose screws,.
 no cracks.

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 -E!Z CLEAN!


weld cracks at the antenna mount,
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 WINDSHIELDS. WINDOWS-Clean.
 Always use a warer-soaked
 clean rag n hen cleaning plexi
 glass. A drn rag. or a dirn one.
 will cause scratches. A ind-
 shield can also be ruined b\
 running the wipers on dry
 Splexiglass.


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 GI E. IT LOTS OF
 ATTENTION ?


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RADIOS-A "power on" operational
check can be made by following the
poop in TM 55-1520 210.10 (28 Dec 65)
Chap 5, Sect VI.


 If a radio is out, be sure you
check all circuit breakers to be sure
they're set before iou alert the
organizational signal repairman.
He can replace shot fuses and make
set changes, but only .our direct
support can make repairs.


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 One way to avoid wind-
shield wiper scratch on a wiper
motor check is to, wet the plexiJ
glass with water.


INSTALLED?
ARMAMENT SUBSYSTEM
-Inspection of Ihe XM-23
weapons system can be
 made by following the into
 in Chapter 14 ol
 TM 55-1520-210120
 and the armament pubs


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 NOSE COMPARTMENT-Clean, no tools,
 rags or other foreign items. Check radios
 for loose connections, security and lock
 wiring.
 Be sure bartcrn is clean, connected
 and secure. The cleaning poop is in TM
 55-1520-210 20. Chap 12. Sect III.

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 Door latching secure? When you
button up the compartment, or an%
access door for that matter, never flip
the-e high% loaded latches closed with
one singer replace more broken
latches that wa3!! It pays to be "all
thumbs" here one on each end of
the latch.


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