UNCLASSIFIED
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MSG DTG 191600Z JUN 03
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FROM CDRAMCOM, REDSTONE ARSENAL, AL //AMSAM-SF-A//
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SUBJECT - AVIATION SAFETY ACTION MESSAGE, MAINTENANCE
MANDATORY, RCS CSGLD-1860(R1), UPDATED INFORMATION ON
NIGHT VISION GOGGLES (NVG), GEN-03-ASAM-03
.
...................NOTE...................
....This message is effective until rescinded or superseded.
...................NOTE...................
....This message is issued IAW AR 95-1 and has not been
....transmitted to units subordinate to addressees.
....Addressees will immediately retransmit this message
....to all subordinate units, activities or elements
....affected or concerned. MACOMs will immediately
....verify this transmission to the AMCOM SOF Compliance
....Officer (AMSAM-SF-A, safeadm@redstone.army.mil).
...................NOTE...................
....MACOM commanders may authorize temporary exception from
....message requirements IAW AR 95-1, Ch 6. Exception may
....only occur when combat operations or matter of life or
....death in civil disasters or other emergencies are so
....urgent that they override the consequences of continued
....aircraft operation.
1. SUMMARY -
1.1 Background - This message supercedes GEN-02-ASAM-02. The
intent is to use this ASAM as a change document and supplement to
existing publications.
...................NOTE...................
....This message does not address Night Vision Devices
....(NVD) used for ground operations.
1.2. Message Purpose - Address issues that are not covered in
other Army publications (i.e. TM's, DA PAM's, and AR's). As
issues in this message are incorporated into other publications,
they will be eliminated from future safety messages.
1.3. The updated information in this message is organized as
follows -
.........PARA SUBJECT
.........7.1. ANVIS Configuration Management Database
.........7.2. Commercial Night Vision Devices (NVG)
.........7.3. AN/AVS-6 (ANVIS)
.........7.4. AN/AVS-7 Heads Up Display (HUD)/ANVIS Display
...............Symbology Subsystem (ADSS)
.........7.5. Supplemental Lighting
.........7.6. Laser Pointers
.........7.7. ANVIS Maintenance Qualification Training
.........7.8. Battery And Power Pack Assembly (Battery Pack)
.........7.9. Aircraft Lighting
.........7.10. Forms And Records
.........7.11. Helmets
.........12.1. References/Current Publications
.........13. Points Of Contact
2. END ITEMS AFFECTED - This message covers the AN/AVS-6 series,
AN/AVS-7 (HUD), ADSS, associated support equipment, and related
operations for these systems.
3. ASSEMBLIES/COMPONENTS/PARTS AFFECTED - N/A.
.
...................NOTE...................
....When complying with the requirements of this message,
....complete forms and records entries IAW DA PAM 738-751 or
....TB 1-1500-348-30 (upon release).
4. INITIAL TAMMS (THE ARMY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM)
COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS - N/A.
5. TASK/INSPECTION COMPLIANCE - Annotate compliance with this
message on the historical records for each ANVIS. All
Tasks/Inspections will be completed immediately upon receipt of
this ASAM.
6. SPECIAL PROVISIONS TO MSG REQUIREMENTS (AIRCRAFT) - N/A.
7. NVG PROCEDURES/INFORMATION -
...................NOTE...................
....The ANVIS Survey's associated web address has been
....changed from "www.anvissurvey.com" to be
...."www.anvismanager.com" and has been updated IAW the
....following paragraph.
7.1. ANVIS Configuration Management Database (ANVIS Survey) -
...................NOTE...................
....Commanders will ensure all systems on-hand, including
....all excess systems, are included in this database.
7.1.1 Aviation units possessing AN/AVS-6 NVD's will continue to
maintain the database at "www.anvismanager.com". Commanders who
have not previously complied with this requirement as required IAW
GEN-02-ASAM-02 will change the affected ANVIS status symbol to a
Red //X// until the database is completed.
7.1.2. Separate entries will be annotated in the system
historical records concerning image intensifier tube data.
7.1.3. The database will be updated NLT 14 days of the following -
7.1.3.1. Any changes to an ANVIS configuration.
7.1.3.2. Any gains, losses, or transfers of ANVIS.
7.1.4. If unable to access the database, contact the ANVIS
database POC IAW Para 13.2.3.
7.2. Commercial Night Vision Devices (NVD) - Commercial NVDS,
(including GSA procured NVDS) are not authorized for aviation use,
except for test, evaluation, and demonstration as requested by PM
Sensors and Lasers.
7.3. AN/AVS-6 (ANVIS) -
7.3.1. The only version of NVD's authorized for use by Army
aircrew members in Army aircraft are the AN/AVS-6(V) series.
7.3.2. Image Intensifier Tubes - Rebuilt/refurbished image
intensifier tubes are not authorized for use unless obtained from
a warranty/repair location IAW TM 11-5855-263-23&P or TM 11-5855-
313-23&P. Additionally, tubes identified as unserviceable at AVIM
or Directorate of Logistics (DOL) will not be recertified as
serviceable by any agency not Department of the Army (PM Sensors
and Lasers) approved. Any questions or concerns, contact the
ANVIS POC IAW Para 13.2.1.
7.3.3. Conversion of AN/AVS-6(V)2 (NSN 5855-01-138-4748)
binoculars to AN/AVS-6(V)1 (NSN 5855-01-138-4749) version by
replacement of the PAS, is not authorized.
7.3.4. MX-10160, MX-10160A, MX-10160B, or MX-10160C image
intensifier tubes will not be mixed within the same binocular
assembly.
7.3.5. The slotted sleeve and focus ring for the 25 MM eyepieces
manufactured by ITT (cage code 13567) between 1 August 1999 and 1
July 2001 were not properly dimensioned. If repair is required,
either change out both parts at the same time, or return them to
the manufacturer under the warranty program for exchange IAW
paragraph 1-7 of TM 11-5855-263-23&P or TM 11-5855-313-23&P.
7.3.6. Different versions of ANVIS may be used in the same
cockpit, flight crew, or formation.
...................NOTE...................
....The AN/AVS-6(V)2 system will not be typed IAW the
....following paragraph but is authorized for continued
....use with an offset mount.
7.3.7. To continue configuration control of the ANVIS, the
following type classification is implemented and must be complied
with and documented in the system historical records. Systems
must be reconfigured, if necessary, to match one of the
classifications from the table below. Units are encouraged to
continue upgrading systems; however, systems will not be
downgraded through reconfiguration. Systems that cannot be typed
will be placed in a Red //X// status. In addition, all ANVIS
systems must have a white-gummed label (approximately 1.5 inches
long) affixed to the top of the PAS opposite the identaplate. The
applicable type number will be clearly annotated on this label to
identify the system (i.e. "TYPE 1").
...................NOTE...................
....When ordering new parts for ANVIS be sure to specify
...."no substitute" (i.e. enter "2B" in block 22 of DA FORM
2765-1) to prevent receiving legacy parts.
TYPE CLASS/NSN EYEPIECE PAS IPD TUBE/NSN(CONTRACT NUMBER)
TYPE 1 AN/AVS-6(V)1 15MM SINGLE MX-10160/5855-01-151-4191
......5855-01-138-4749 25MM SINGLE (DAAK20-82-C-0406)
........................15MM DUAL (DAAK20-82-C-0408)
..........................................(DAAB07-85-C-E032)
..........................................(DAAB07-88-C-F100)
..........................................(DAAB07-89-C-F107)
..........................................(DAAB07-90-C-F102)
..........................................(DAAB07-90-C-F103)
TYPE 2 AN/AVS-6(V)1 25MM DUAL MX-10160/5855-01-151-4191
......5855-01-138-4749 (DAAK20-82-C-0406)
..........................................(DAAK20-82-C-0408)
..........................................(DAAB07-85-C-E032)
..........................................(DAAB07-88-C-F100)
..........................................(DAAB07-89-C-F107)
..........................................(DAAB07-90-C-F102)
..........................................(DAAB07-90-C-F103)
TYPE 3 AN/AVS-6(V)1 25MM DUAL MX-10160/5855-01-380-5096
......5855-01-138-4749 (DAAB07-93-C-K005)
..........................................(DAAB07-93-C-K006)
TYPE 4 AN/AVS-6(V)1 25MM DUAL MX-10160A/5855-01-423-1497
......5855-01-138-4749 (NOO164-94-D-0035)
.........AN/AVS-6(V)1A 25MM DUAL (DAAB07-00-D-N413
......5855-01-439-1745 (DAAB07-01-D-N414)
..........................................(DAAB07-93-C-K005)
..........................................(DAAB07-93-C-K006)
..........................................(DAAB07-96-C-J209)
..........................................(DAAB07-98-C-J418)
..........................................(DAAB07-98-C-J419)
TYPE 5 AN/AVS-6(V)1 25MM DUAL MX-10160B/5855-01-473-6076
......5855-01-138-4749 (DAAB07-98-C-J418)
.........AN/AVS-6(V)1A 25MM DUAL (DAAB07-98-C-J419)
......5855-01-439-1745 (DAAB07-02-C-J008)
.........AN/AVS-6(V)3 25MM DUAL
......5855-01-475-7061
TYPE 6 AN/AVS-6(V)1 25MM DUAL MX-10160C/5855-01-503-4799
......5855-01-138-4749 (DAAB07-02-C-J008)
.........AN/AVS-6(V)1A 25MM DUAL
......5855-01-439-1745
.........AN/AVS-6(V)3 25MM DUAL
......5855-01-475-7061
7.3.8. For two-piece monocular housings only -
7.3.8.1. Upon receipt of this message, review the NVG DA Form
2408-15 to determine if the black light check required IAW GEN-02-
ASAM-02 was completed. If the black light check had not been
completed, the status of the NVD will be changed to a Red //X//
until the following check has been completed.
...................NOTE...................
....For additional information/guidance when completing the
....black light check, refer to the NVD Branch website FAQ
page at "http://www-rucker.army.mil/atb/nvd/nvdb.htm".
7.3.8.2. When viewed under the black light, the saddle and
housing for each monocular housing will appear as either green or
black.
7.3.8.3. If both the saddle and mount on each respective
monocular housing is the same color the system passes and the Red
//X// entry may be cleared. Individual monoculars on each system
may be dissimilar from each other (i.e. left housing is green;
right housing is black).
7.3.8.4. If dissimilar colors between the saddle and mount are
noted on an individual monocular housing - replace the monocular
housing.
7.3.8.5. Report any dissimilar colored monocular housings to the
USSAVNC POC IAW Para 13.1.
7.3.8.6. Upon replacement of the affected monocular housing(s),
or upon successful completion of the black light test, enter the
following statement on the system historical record: "Black light
check completed IAW GEN-03-ASAM-03."
7.3.9. If any monocular housing does not hold a vacuum, use a
toothpick or similar device to apply a small amount of MIL-A-46146
RTV (NSN 8040-01-009-1562) around the base of the wiring that
exits the monocular. Allow the RTV to cure for 6-9 hours before
servicing the monocular housing. If the monocular housing still
does not hold a vacuum, replace the housing.
7.3.10. The legacy parts in the table below can continue to be
installed as replacement components until 30 Sep 03. If installed
prior to that date, they may remain in service until the "NLT
Date" IAW the table below. For disposition instructions of legacy
parts on hand contact Mr. Don Foulkes at (540) 428-8536, fax (540)
428-8537, email "dfoulkes@advdesign.com".
....COMPONENT P/N NLT Date
..15MM EYEPIECE 54490-5002560 30 Sep 04
..15MM EYEPIECE 54490-5005836 30 Sep 04
..SINGLE IPD/PAS 54490-5002570 30 Sep 06
..MX-10160/AVS-6 54490-5002760 30 Sep 06
7.3.11. Instructions for locally fabricating a counterweight bag
are detailed at "www-rucker.army.mil/atb/nvd/nvdb.htm".
7.4. HUD/ADSS -
7.4.1. Unit maintainers will document the installation and
removal of the ANVIS/HUD optical unit support clamps on the ANVIS
historical record.
7.4.2. Maintenance Operational Checks (MOC) - IAW AR 95-1 and TM
1-1500-328-23, personnel who are HUD qualified and current in the
specific mission, type, design, and series aircraft are authorized
to perform an MOC on the HUD.
7.4.3. A DA Form 2408-30 will be inserted into the carrying case
of the ADSS Optical Display Assembly (ODA) and HUD Display Unit
(DU) to document discrepancies and maintenance actions required.
7.4.4. For HUD troubleshooting, repair, and/or replacement
assistance, contact Mr. Jim Richman, (334) 596-1025, email
"jrichman@snowhill.com".
7.5. Supplemental lighting -
7.5.1. A listing of supplemental lighting items available through
the Army supply system can be viewed at
"http://www-rucker.army.mil/atb/nvd/nvdb.htm".
7.5.2. If Army issued supplemental lighting items are not
available, items which pass the degradation evaluation IAW
Paragraph 7.5.4. are authorized.
7.5.3. The specific supplemental lighting configurations
authorized by unit commanders must be defined in the unit SOP.
Unit commanders must ensure crewmembers receive instruction in the
use of authorized supplemental lighting to include flashlight
filters. This requirement may be met as part of NVG Readiness
Level (RL) progression if addressed in the unit standardization
SOP. As a minimum, the following training must be conducted and
evaluated.
7.5.3.1. Operation and use of lighting.
7.5.3.2. Demonstrate degradation of NVG performance caused by
noncompatible supplemental lighting.
...................NOTE...................
....Lights that have not passed the supplemental test
....described below will not be used in the cockpit/pilot
....stations except for ground operations. These lights
....may be used in the cargo/passenger compartment of UH-1,
....UH-60, OH-58A/C, or CH-47 aircraft at the discretion
....of the Pilot in Command (PC).
7.5.4. Supplemental lighting degradation evaluation -
7.5.4.1. At night, in an aircraft located in an area of low
ambient light (landing zone, etc), with interior lighting set for
NVG operations, and with ANVIS prepared for use, position a
reflective material (map sheet, note card, vinyl checklist, etc.)
approximately 12 to 18 inches from the eyes.
7.5.4.2. Shine the supplemental light onto the material. With
the unaided eye, look at the resultant reflection cast on the
windscreen.
7.5.4.3. Observe this same reflection through the ANVIS. An
acceptable supplemental light source will allow NVG aided vision
through the reflection. The reflection may even disappear.
7.5.4.4. If the reflection, glare, or stray light interferes with
the ANVIS aided vision of any crewmember the light source is
unacceptable.
7.6. Laser pointers -
7.6.1. Guidance regarding hazards associated with tactical laser
pointers is available from the U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion
and Preventive Medicine, DSN 584-3932 or (410)436-3932;
"http://chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/laser/laser.html". Email
"laser@apg.amedd.army.mil". General guidance regarding the safe use
of lasers is available in the following video tapes.
7.6.1.1. TVT-20-835, Guidelines for Laser Safety.
7.6.1.2. TVT-20-854, SAVPIN 70598ODA, Lasers In Combat and
Training.
7.6.1.3. TVT-20-855, SAVPIN 705981DA, Lasers, The New Threat.
...................WARNING...................
....Users should be aware that most lasers can
....permanently or temporarily degrade the ANVIS
....performance if used improperly.
...................WARNING...................
....Any laser that is not a Class 1 Laser device
....has the potential to cause permanent eye damage.
7.6.2. Prior to conducting operations using authorized lasers
unit commanders must authorize the use of, and include procedures
for, the use of laser pointers during ANVIS missions in the unit
SOP.
7.6.3. Any Class 1 Near-Infrared (Near-IR) laser is acceptable
for use in the cockpits or cargo compartments of Army helicopters,
to include the Infrared Aiming Light (AN/PAQ-4 Series, 830-860
nanometers). These lights provide reasonable range performance
with little to no degradation of the ANVIS performance when
directed through the helicopter windscreen.
7.6.4. At the discretion of the PC, lasers other than Class 1
Near-IR may be used in the cargo/passenger compartment of UH-1,
UH-60, CH-47, or OH-58A/C aircraft IAW the Unit SOP. The PC will
include the use of laser pointers in the Aircrew Mission and
Passenger Briefings.
7.7. ANVIS Maintenance Qualification/Sustainment Training -
7.7.1. AVIM Level Maintenance - Personnel with the MOS of 35R are
authorized to perform AVIM maintenance on ANVIS. Commanders may
also assign AVIM maintenance responsibilities to other personnel
after proper training. ANVIS maintenance qualification training
will be IAW the following -
7.7.1.1. Other individuals conducting AVIM level maintenance must
have been trained by a designated MOS 35R graduate, a designated
trainer from AVIM, PEO Soldier NET, PM Sensors and Lasers, CECOM
NETT, an ANVIS Qualified CECOM Avionics LAR, or an appropriately
trained civilian technician
7.7.1.2. AVIM commanders will designate in writing a trainer to
conduct initial/sustainment AVIM/AVUM ANVIS maintenance training,
IAW AR 750-1. The trainer must be properly trained and qualified
IAW Para 7.7.1.1.
7.7.1.3. AVIM ANVIS maintenance qualification training will
consist of each applicable task IAW TM 11-5855-263-23&P and/or TM
11-5855-313-23&P, whichever is applicable.
7.7.2. AVUM Level Maintenance - Commanders may assign AVUM
maintenance responsibilities to personnel who have completed the
following training -
7.7.2.1. Individuals conducting AVUM level maintenance must have
been trained by a designated MOS 35R graduate, a designated
trainer from AVIM/AVUM, PEO Soldier NET, PM Sensors and Lasers,
CECOM NETT, an ANVIS Qualified CECOM Avionics LAR, or an
appropriately trained civilian technician.
7.7.2.2. AVUM commanders will designate in writing a trainer to
conduct initial/sustainment AVUM ANVIS maintenance training IAW AR
750-1. The trainer must be properly trained and qualified IAW
Para 7.7.2.1.
7.7.2.3. AVUM ANVIS maintenance qualification training will
consist of each applicable task IAW TM 11-5855-263-23&P and/or TM
11-5855-313-23&P, whichever is applicable.
..................NOTE...................
....Personnel conducting continuity checks on ANVIS
....mounts installed on flight helmets will be trained
....IAW TM 11-5855-263-23&P and/or TM 11-5855-313-23&P.
7.7.3. Aviators conducting distortion evaluations will be trained
IAW TM 11-5855-263-23&P and/or TM 11-5855-313-23&P and designated
by their commander in writing. The ANVIS maintainer will maintain
the record of designation.
7.7.4. ANVIS maintenance sustainment training will be conducted
IAW FM 7-0, FM 25-101, and local SOP. Active components will
conduct sustainment training on an annual basis. Reserve
components and the ARNG will conduct sustainment training at least
every two years and will consist of hands-on training of all tasks
the maintainer is authorized to perform. The trainer will
document the completion of the training on a memorandum to the
unit commander identifying the tasks that were trained. The
commander will initial the "MEMORANDUM FOR" line to acknowledge
receipt. A copy of the acknowledged memorandum will be kept on
file by the maintainer with all other individual training
documentation and orders.
7.8. Battery and Power Pack Assembly (Battery Pack) -
...................NOTE...................
....The BA-5567/U Lithium Battery is not authorized for
....use in any ANVIS.
...................CAUTION...................
....The use of 3.6 volt AA Lithium Batteries, NSN
....6135-01-301-8776, in ANVIS will destroy the intensifier
....tubes and is prohibited.
7.8.1. The only low profile battery pack authorized for use with
the ANVIS is the Power Pack Assembly, Cage Code 80063, P/N
A3279600, NSN 6130-01-476-0943.
7.8.2. Only non-rechargeable 1.5 volt AA Alkaline (BA-3058/U, NSN
6135-01-985-7845) and 1.5 volt AA Lithium (L91, NSN 6135-01-333-
6101) batteries are authorized for use in ANVIS. Do not mix
alkaline and lithium AA batteries within the same AA cartridge.
...................NOTE...................
....Do not tamper with the tether cable
....(lanyard) retaining screw.
7.8.3. Battery packs with frayed or broken tether cables are
authorized for use and are considered FMC.
7.8.4. The replacement date for the Dual Source Battery Packs
(P/N 13567-300680 ending with suffix "G1" or "G2"), has been
extended to 30 September 2004. These battery packs will be
replaced by P/N 54490-5008900/NSN 5855-01-149-4104, suffix "G3",
or P/N 80063-A3279600/ NSN6130-01-476-0943 (Low Profile).
...................NOTE...................
....Do not use the 1.5 Volt AA Lithium battery when testing
....the battery pack on the TS-3895A/UV test set. Use of
....these batteries will give a false indication that the
....battery pack is not serviceable.
...................NOTE...................
....While performing step 14 of the Low Battery Indicator
....Test, IAW TM 11-5855-267-23&P or TM 11-5855-313-23&P
....the (GO/NO-GO) lights should switch between green and
....red in a rhythmic manner, or the green (GO/NO-GO) light
....may remain steady. If the Red (GO/NO-GO) remains steady
....replace the battery pack.
7.9. Aircraft Lighting -
7.9.1. IR Bandpass Filters - For information regarding the
difference in candle power, wattage, and beam spread, refer to
"http://www-rucker.army.mil/atb/nvd/nvdb.htm".
7.9.2. Cockpit Lighting – Lighting which degrades the performance
of the ANVIS must be attenuated or modified with NVG compatible
lighting to eliminate the effects on NVG's prior to conducting NVG
operations unless the applicable Airworthiness Release (AWR)
specifically authorizes the use of lighting from nonstandard
equipment during NVG operations. Taping is not authorized as a
method of attenuation. Attenuating incompatible avionics lighting
through disablement does not constitute an NVG compatible lighting
modification. Components that are not modified IAW DA directives
to be NVG compatible, but that can be attenuated, will be carried
on a Diagonal \\/\\ status until modification is complete.
Components that cannot be attenuated or modified IAW DA directives
must be replaced or the aircraft shall be carried on a Circled Red
//X// status with the following statement: "Restricted from NVG
operations due to installation of NVG incompatible (input specific
component)".
7.10. Forms and Records - The DA Form 2404 is no longer required
when maintenance is performed at AVIM level or higher. Completion
of maintenance will be annotated on the DA Form 2407, or a
printout of its DA approved electronic equivalent.
7.11. Helmets -
7.11.1. The IHADSS helmet for the AH-64 helicopter does not allow
the installation of an ANVIS mount on the original visor. The
ANVIS/APACHE Visor Adapter Kit (P/N 54490-5009399) may be used to
install the AN/AVS-6(V)1 Visored Helmet Mount Assembly on the
IHADSS helmet. To acquire this adapter kit contact Mr. Clinton
Thacker, NVESD, DSN 654-1328, or (703) 704-1328, fax DSN 654-1387
or (703) 704-1328, email "clinton.thacker@nvl.army.mil".
7.11.2. The correct mount for the HGU-56/P helmets is the Helmet
Mount Assembly, NSN 5855-01-451-7389, P/N 80063-A3260913.
7.11.3. The ANVIS mount, if installed, will be inspected every
120 days in conjunction with the respective helmet.
8. PROCEDURES/INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLIES/COMPONENTS/PARTS IN
WORK OR IN STOCK (AT ALL LEVELS INCLUDING WAR RESERVES) - N/A.
9. SPECIAL TOOLS AND FIXTURES REQUIRED - N/A.
10. SUPPLY/PARTS (REQUISITION/DISPOSITION) - N/A.
11. MAINTENANCE APPLICATION - N/A.
12. PUBLICATION REQUIREMENTS -
12.1. References -
12.1.1. AR 95-1.
12.2.2. TM 1-1500-328-23.
12.1.3. TM 1-8415-216-12&P.
12.1.4. TM 9-1270-233-23&P.
12.1.5. TB 1-1500-348-30(upon release).
..................NOTE...................
....Both the 01 Mar 94 and 15 Jun 01 versions of the
....TM 11-5855-263-10 are considered valid until the
new TM is published at a date TBD.
12.1.5. TM 11-5855-263-10.
12.1.6. TM 11-5855-263-23&P.
12.1.7. TM 11-5855-313-10.
12.1.8. TM 11-5855-313-23&P.
12.1.9. TM 11-5855-264-14.
12.1.10. TM 11-5855-299-12.
12.1.11. TM 11-5855-300-10.
12.1.12. TM 11-5855-300-23&P.
12.1.13. DA PAM 738-750.
12.1.14. DA PAM 738-751.
12.2. Publication Changes - N/A.
13. POINTS OF CONTACT -
13.1. USAAVNC, Night Vision Devices Branch (Operations and
Training Proponent) POCS are CW5 Dennis McIntire, CW3 Jerry
Caffee, or SSG Richard Himes, ATZQ-ATB-NS, DSN 558-9545/9515 or
(334) 255-9545/9515. Fax DSN 558-3532 or (334) 255-3532, email
"atzqatbns@rucker.army.mil". Web page
"http://www-rucker.army.mil/atb/nvd/nvdb.htm".
13.2. PM Soldier Sensors and Lasers -
13.2.1. ANVIS POC - Mr. Tim Acord, SFAE-SDR-SEN, DSN 654-1256 or
(703) 704-1256, email "tim.acord@us.army.mil".
13.2.2. HUD POC - Mr. Mark Salverson, SFAE-SDR-SEQ, DSN 645-9932
or (256) 955-9932, email "mark.salverson@us.army.mil".
13.2.3. ANVIS Configuration Management Database POC - MR. Ken
McNicol, (703) 550-5510, email "kmcnicol@advdesign.com".
13.3. USAAVNC, Directorate of Combat Developments POC is Mr.
Frank Bayush, ATZQ-CDM-A, DSN 558-3271 or (334) 255-3271, email
"bayushf@rucker.army.mil".
13.4. CECOM POCS -
13.4.1. CECOM LAR POC - Mr. John R. Ham, DSN 558-2009 or (334)
255-2009, email "john.r.ham@us.army.mil".
13.4.2. CECOM Safety POC - Mr. Jay Hanrahan, AMSEL-SF, DSN 992-
0084, extension 6406, or (732) 532-0084 extension 6406, email
"james.hanrahan@mail1.monmouth.army.mil".
13.5. Supplemental Lighting and SPH-4B Helmet POC is Mr. Norm
Fanning, DSN 654-1642 or (703) 704-1642, fax DSN 654-3820/3841 or
(703) 704-3820/3841, email is "norm.fanning@peosoldier.army.mil".
13.6. Army National Guard POCS -
13.6.1. Operations POC - CW4 Bruce Shafer, NGB-AVS-OS, DSN 327-
7746 or (703) 607-7746, email "bruce.shafer@ngb.army.mil".
13.6.2. Logistics POC - CW4 Dennis Mehaffey, NGB-AVS-A, DSN 327-
7755 or (703) 607-7755, email "dennis.mehaffey@ngb.army.mil".
13.7. U.S. Army Reserve Command POC IS Mr. Monte McDonald, DSN
367-8310 or (404) 464-8310, fax DSN 367-9292 or (404) 464-9292,
email "mcdonaldm@usarc-emh2.army.mil".
13.8. PM Air Warrior (AW) POCS -
13.8.1. HGU-56/P POC - Mr. Jim Hauser, SFAE-SDR-AW, DSN 897-426,
or (256) 313-4267, email "jim.hauser@peoavn.redstone.army.mil".
13.8.2. HGU-56/P Fielding POC- SGT(P) Derrick Davis, SFAE-SDR-AW,
DSN 897-4256 or (256) 313-4256, email
"derrick.davis@peoavn.redstone.army.mil".
13.8.3. Web page "http://peosoldier.army.mil".
13.9. USASC POC is CW5 Larry Kulsrud, CSSC-OA, DSN 558-2534 or
(334) 255-2534, email "larry.kulsrud@safetycenter.army.mil".
13.9. AMCOM POCS -
13.9.1. SAFETY POCS-
13.9.1.1. Primary - Mr. Harry Trumbull (SAIC), AMSAM-SF-A, DSN
897-2095 or (256) 313-2095, fax DSN 895-2111 or (256) 313-2111,
email "harry.trumbull@redstone.army.mil".
13.9.1.2. Alternate - Mr. Russ Peusch, AMSAM-SF-A, DSN 788-8632
or (256) 842-8632, fax DSN 897-2111 or (256) 313-2111, email
"russell.peusch@redstone.army.mil".
13.9.2. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) POC for recipients requiring
clarification of action advised by this message is Mr. Ronnie
Sammons, AMSAM-SACS-NF, DSN 897-6856, or (256) 313-6856 fax DSN
897-6630 or (256) 313-6630, email
"ronnie.sammons@redstone.army.mil".
...................NOTE...................
....A listing of published safety messages can be viewed at
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