SECTION IX. DEMOLITION OF MATERIEL TO PREVENT ENEMY USE

1.0. 12P4-2APX-142

NAVAIR 16-35C6280-1

TM 11-5641-268-25

SECTION IX

(Army) DEMOLITION OF MATERIEL TO PREVENT ENEMY USE

WARNING

9-1. AUTHORITY FOR DEMOLITION.

92. Demolition of the equipment will be accomplished

BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WITH EXPLO-

only upon order of the commander. Use the destruction

SIVES AND INCENDIARY DEVICES. USE

procedures outlined in paragraph 9-4 to prevent further

THESE ITEMS ONLY WHEN THE NEED IS

use of the equipment.

URGENT.

c. Burn. Bum the technical manual frost. Burn as much

93. METHODS OF DESTRUCTION.

of the equipment as possible; use gasoline, oil, flame throw-

9-4. The tactical situation and time available will deter-

ers, and similar items. Use incendiary grenades to complete

mine the method to be used when destruction of equipment

the destruction of unit interiors.

is ordered. In most cases, it is preferable to demolish com-

pletely some portions of the equipment rather than partially

d. Explode. If explosives are necessary, use firearms,

destroy all of the equipment components.

grenades, or TNT.

a. Smash. Smash the front panel, case, cover, switches,

e. Dispose. Bury or scatter the destroyed parts in slit

and controls; open the case and smash all terminals, switch-

trenches or foxholes, or throw them into nearby streams.

es, and connectors; use sledges, axes, hammers, crowbars,

95. REPORT OF DESTRUCTION.

and any other heavy tool available.

b. Cut. Use axes, machetes, or other similar tools to

96. The reporting of the destruction of the equipment

cut wiring and interconnecting cabling.

will be made through command channels.

SECTION X

(Air Force, Navy) ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

in sequence to each part and are keyed to the related ex-

NOTE

ploded view. Part numbers assigned by the contractors, man-

(Army) Refer to TM 11-5841-268-25P for parts

ufacturers, or Government are included for identification

identification.

(refer to paragraph 107). Part descriptions are indented to

10-1. SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY.

show their relationship to the previously listed assembly or

subassembly. Attaching parts are identified and are listed in

102. This section contains an illustrated parts breakdown

the same indented column as the part attached; the symbol

of the replaceable parts of Control, Transponder Set C-6280

"...*..." indicates the completion of the attaching parts.

(P)/APX, C-6280A(P)/APX, C45717/APX, and C-7483/APX,

The code letters inserted in the Usable On Code column are

manufactured under the contracts listed in paragraph 12.

defined in paragraph 1010.

The parts breakdown consists of Group Assembly Parts Lists

(Tables 101 through 10-4) and related exploded views

105. NUMERICAL INDEX AND REFERENCE DESIG-

(Figures 101, FO3, FO-4, FO-5), a Numerical Index

NATION INDEX.

(Table 105), and a Reference Designation Index (Table

106. Both the Numerical Index and the Reference Desig-

106). A List of Manufacturers (paragraph 1017) of the

nation Index are combined lists applicable to all the trans-

parts used in the transponder set controls is also included.

ponder set controls. The Numerical Index has five columns

103. GROUP ASSEMBLY PARTS LISTS.

of numerical data with each line representing a single part.

The Reference Designation Index is a three-column table

104. A separate Group Assembly Parts List and exploded

which lists only those electrical functioning parts of the

view is used for the C-6280(P)/APX, for the C-6280A(P)/

transponder set controls to which reference designations

APX, and for the C-6717/APX and C-7483/APX. In each of

have been assigned. In both indexes, one column cross-

these lists, the parts are listed in a recommended order of

-references the figure and index number of the part, as listed

disassembly, except for attaching parts which are listed di-

in the parts lists and shown on the related exploded view.

rectly after the part attached. Index numbers are assigned

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