ARMY PAMPHLET 25-40, ARMY PUBLISHING: ACTION OFFICERS GUIDE (7 NOV 2006). This pamphlet describes the process and procedures necessary to carry out the policies established in AR 25–30, Army Publishing Program. It provides information on preparing, coordinating, gaining approval for, authenticating, publish- ing, and distributing departmental publications and products in all three publishing domains of administrative, technical and equipment, and doctrinal and training publications. Although its purpose is to assist publishing and printing professionals Army-wide, it also provides some agency and command publications information.

ARMY PAMPHLET 25-403, GUIDE TO RECORDKEEPING IN THE ARMY (20 DEC 2006). This pamphlet provides the procedures for implementing policy contained in AR 25–400–2. It provides operational procedures for the maintenance and disposition of Army information, which encompasses identifying records, manag- ing the various types of records media, applying disposition instructions, scheduling records, using the Army Records Information Management System (ARIMS) software application, transferring and retiring records, and referencing and servicing procedures; this pamphlet also explains records disposition, records holding areas (RHAs), Federal records centers (FRCs), and records management program evaluations. This guide specifically addresses those duties performed by the records management officials in dealing with the recordkeeping subprogram of the Army records management program

ARMY PAMPHLET 385-64, AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES SAFETY STANDARDS (15 DEC 1999)., This pamphlet provides force protection guidance for commanders with an ammunition or explosives mission.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY PAMPHLET 70-3, ARMY ACQUISITION PROCEDURES, RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND ACQUISITION (28 JAN 2008). This pamphlet provides Army acquisition procedures for all aspects of the materiel acquisition process. The information provided is applicable to systems development, both weapon systems and Automated Information Systems (AISs). In addition to covering Army implementation of the Department of Defense (DOD) 5000-series acquisition guidance, the pamphlet provides Army unique procedures used in the materiel acquisition process. b. Unless specifically excluded, the procedures in this pamphlet apply to all Acquisition Categories (ACATs) I through III. c. Department of Defense and the Army leadership encourage tailoring and streamlining all acquisitions consistent with statutory and federal regulatory requirements. This pamphlet is designed to provide guidance in enough detail to facilitate the exercise of discretion and prudent business judgment; to structure a tailored, responsive, and innovative acquisition; and give the materiel developer (MATDEV) the flexibility to manage his program and accept reasonable risks.

ARMY PAMPHLET 738-750, FUNCTIONAL USERS MANUAL FOR THE ARMY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TAMMS) (1 AUG 1994)., This pamphlet covers the preparation and management of forms and records required to manage maintenance, control the use, and report warranty actions and deficiencies on Army equipment.

ARMY SUBCOURSE OD1651, WELDING OPERATIONS, I. ARMY CORRESPONDENCE SOURCE PROGRAM (8TH ED). The purpose of this course is to introduce the basic requirements involved in metal-arc welding operations. The scope of this subcourse consists of describing the classification of electrodes and their intended uses; describing automotive welding processes, materials and identification processes; describing the methods of destructive and nondestructive testing of welds and troubleshooting procedures; describing the type and techniques of joint design; and describing the theory, principles, and procedures of welding armor plate. Six credit hours are awarded for successful completion of this subcourse.

ARMY SUBCOURSE OD1651, WELDING OPERATIONS,1. ARMY CORRESPONDENCE SOURCE PROGRAM (8TH ED)., Army Institute for Professional Development; The purpose of this course is to introduce the basic requirements involved in metal-arc welding operations. The scope of this subcourse consists of describing the classification of electrodes and their intended uses; describing automotive welding processes, materials and identification processes; describing the methods of destructive and nondestructive testing of welds and troubleshooting procedures; describing the type and techniques of joint design; and describing the theory, principles, and procedures of welding armor plate.

ATPD 2234, PURCHASE DESCRIPTION FIGHTING VEHICLE, INFANTRY, M2, M2A1, M2A2, AND FIGHTING VEHICLE, CAVALRY, M3, M3A1, M3A2: PROCESSING FOR STORAGE AND SHIPMENT OF (9 JAN 1998) [S/S MIL-F-62668A]. This purchase description covers the processing for storage and shipment of the M2, M2A1, and M2A2 Fighting Vehicle, Infantry and M3, M3A1 and M3A2 Fighting Vehicle, Cavalry (see 1.2 and 6.1).

MANPRINT (MANPOWER AND PERSONNEL INTEGRATION) GUIDEBOOK FOR SYSTEMS DESIGN AND ASSESSMENT (JUL 1997). MANPRINT seeks to influence system design so that materiel and information systems can be operated, maintained, and supported in the most cost-effective manner consistent with available manpower, personnel aptitudes and skills, and training. The result should be optimum total system performance. Some key MANPRINT concepts are: • Identification of issues and risks is a continuous process, from concept development, through system design, testing, and fielding. • Each system meeting (ICT, IPT, ILSMT, TWIG, etc.) generates the need to reassess system impacts on the soldier, his organization, and leaders • MANPRINT is a continuing effort to identify, understand, trade-off, resolve, or accept risks associated with system development • The user or user’s representative should be an active participant in concept development, system design, and test planning The purpose of this guidebook is to provide MANPRINT domain experts, Program Managers, and Requirements Offices/Concept Developers with checklists of domain-specific items covering possible design elements of analysis, features and issues when participating in Integrated Concept Teams, Integrated Product Teams, in test planning, and when assessing a system. This tool can also serve as a training aid for new MANPRINT practitioners and as a convenient reminder checklist even for experienced assessors. The checklists collectively function as a comprehensive guide and give the practitioner a feel for the topical coverage of each domain.

OPERATOR'S MANUAL FOR THE AK-47 ASSAULT RIFLE, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY (203D MILITARY INTELLIGENCE BATTALION)., The AK-47 (Figure 3) is a short, compact, selective-fired weapon designed by the Soviets in 1946 which fires a cartridge intermediate in power between a submachine gun and rifle cartridges.

TB 43-0213, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL BULLETIN, CORROSION PREVENTION AND CONTROL, INCLUDING RUSTPROOFING PROCEDURES FOR TACTICAL VEHICLES AND TRAILERS (4 DEC 1990)., This technical bulletin (TB) provides an overview of the U.S. Army’s Corrosion Prevention and Control (CPC) program, as well as specific instructions for rustproofing select tactical wheeled vehicles and trailers. This technical bulletin defines types of corrosion as well as key corrosion prevention techniques and materials, material application instructions, and important application safety hazards. This bulletin describes rustproofing equipment available to using units. Equipment operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures are also covered. This technical bulletin is designed to provide a better understanding of rust, its causes, treatment, and prevention. It includes a detailed introduction to rustproofing materials, equipment, and application techniques. Finally, it contains vehicle specific instructions for rustproofing all tactical vehicles and trailers listed in Tables 1-1 and 1-2. d. One additional objective of this technical bulletin is to provide rustproofers with the expertise necessary to adapt rustproofing techniques to other vehicles and trailers not specifically addressed in this TB.

TB 43-0242, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL BULLETIN, CARC SPOT PAINTING (1 JAN 1991)., This bulletin explains the Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC) process and provides the field methods of spot painting using CARC. This bulletin contains information on CARC for operator and unit-level maintenance personnel. It covers the reasons CARC is used, application procedures, safety precautions and provides NSNs for the primers and paints.

TB 9-2300-247-40, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL BULLETIN, TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES: REPAIR OF FRAMES (4 DEC 1990), This bulletin contains descriptions, methods and procedures for the inspection and the repair of cracked vehicle side rails, vehicle frame members, broken welds, bolts, and rivets and the fabrication of vehicle frame reinforcement members. The following family of wheeled vehicles are included as a part of this bulletin: CUCV Series Vehicles, 3/4 to 1/4 Ton HMMMV Series Vehicles, 1-1/4 Ton 2-1/2-Ton Series Vehicles 5-Ton Truck Series Vehicles.

TB 9-2300-422-20, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL BULLETIN, SECURITY OF TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES (27 AUG 1988), This bulletin is published to provide security of tactical wheeled vehicles. These instructions are based on requirements established by directive (AR 190-51 Security of Army Property at Unit and Installation Level). This bulletin establishes minimum requirements needed to achieve the protection required for tactical vehicles of all classes. If vehicles are equipped with devices that attain a degree of security equal to that provided by those described in this TB, vehicles need not be modified solely to make them exactly compatible with the devices illustrated. Organizational Maintenance shall perform the installation of security devices described within the bulletin.

TB 9-2300-426-20, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL BULLETIN, HYDRAULIC AND AIR/HYDRAULIC BRAKES PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (23 NOV 1989)., This bulletin provides the field methods of troubleshooting hydraulic and air/hydraulic brakes on Department of Army tactical wheeled vehicles. This bulletin contains preventive maintenance procedures for hydraulic and air/hydraulic brake systems on Department of the Army tactical wheeled vehicles. It covers how the systems operate, trouble signs, safety procedures and expedient repairs.

TI-809-26, TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS - WELDING - DESIGN PROCEDURES AND INSPECTIONS (1 MAR 2000), US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS. This document provides criteria and guidance for the design and specification of welded structural components and systems in accordance with current technology, standards and materials. This includes information on design approaches, use of technical manuals, guidance on the application of codes and industry standards, and the design and specification of welded details, inspection and quality. The scope of this document is welding for general building construction for military applications, and does not include underwater, piping, or cryogenic applications, bridges, sheet steels, or the welding of materials other than structural steel. A building is defined as any structure, fully or partially enclosed, used or intended for sheltering persons or property.

TI-809-26, TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS - WELDING - DESIGN PROCEDURES AND INSPECTIONS (1 MAR 2000), US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS., This document provides criteria and guidance for the design and specification of welded structural components and systems in accordance with current technology, standards and materials. This includes information on design approaches, use of technical manuals, guidance on the application of codes and industry standards, and the design and specification of welded details, inspection and quality. The scope of this document is welding for general building construction for military applications, and does not include underwater, piping, or cryogenic applications, bridges, sheet steels, or the welding of materials other than structural steel. A building is defined as any structure, fully or partially enclosed, used or intended for sheltering persons or property.

TR-652, TECHNICAL REPORT NO. TR-652, AMSAA RELIABILITY GROWTH GUIDE (SEP. 2000)., Reliability growth is the improvement in a reliability parameter over a period of time due to changes in product design or the manufacturing process. It occurs by surfacing failure modes and implementing effective corrective actions. Reliability growth management is the systematic planning for reliability achievement as a function of time and other resources, and controlling the ongoing rate of achievement by reallocation of these resources based on comparisons between planned and assessed reliability values. To help manage these reliability activities throughout the development life cycle, AMSAA has developed reliability growth methodology for all phases of the process, from planning to tracking to projection. The report presents this methodology and associated reliability growth concepts. [The technique is also referenced in the literature as reliability growth plots, Crow-AMSAA plots, Crow AMSAA plots, CA plots, C-A plots, C/A plots, etc.]. Due to the document's large size, it is provided in Adobe PDF sections via a WIN-ZIP file. This document is published by the U.S. Army Material Systems Analysis Activity, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD.

TRADOC Pamphlet 525-7-4, ARMY SPACE OPERATIONS CONCEPT CAPABILITY PLAN, This concept capability plan (CCP) provides a capability plan for integrating Army space operations capabilities and will result in a space operations focused capabilities based assessment (CBA). The Army space operations CBA will identify doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education, personnel, and facilities (DOTMLPF) solutions or solution sets for space operations capability gaps in the 2015-2024 timeframe. The Army Space Operations concept focuses on the strategic, operational and tactical application of integrated space operations capabilities across the spectrum of conflict. This concept draws from approved and draft documents addressing the Army’s modular forces to include the division, corps, and Army service component commands in addition to the Army’s Future Combat System (FCS) Operational and Organizational (O&O) Plan, and emerging joint and Army concepts relevant to Department of Defense (DOD) and Army Transformation. This CCP is version 1.0.

USACHPPM TECH GUIDE 244, THE MEDICAL NBC BATTLEBOOK (MAY 2000)., The purpose of this battlebook is to address operational health concerns in environments where Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) threats exist. Potential NBC threats range from weapons of mass destruction to contamination of the battlefield by hazardous material. Medical personnel, in conjunction with chemical personnel, must be able to advise commanders on a wide range of issues including the health effects of NBC threats, protective clothing and measures, and management of NBC casualties. This manual is not an emergency response book or treatment guide. It is intended to provide a quick reference for decision making as to whether to request expert consultation in a given area. Except in extreme emergency, the contents should not be construed as definitive.