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Section III. SHIPMENT BY C-5 CARGO AIRCRAFT, REAR DOOR LOADING AND UNLOADING |
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 TM 55-1520-238-S
Section III. SHIPMENT BY C-5 CARGO AIRCRAFT, REAR DOOR
LOADING AND UNLOADING
This numbering sequence will be
NOTE
maintained throughout this section.
Rear door loading and unloading is to be
Number helicopters one thru six in sequence they are
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used only when front door loading/un
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to be loaded through rear door of a C 5 (FO 1). Heli
oading is not practical.
opter number six will be loaded first, followed by
217 REQUIRED HELICOPTER PRELOADING
helicopter number five. Helicopter number one will
CONDITION.
be loaded last.
See figure 2 1 for AH 64A helicopter preloading
2-18.7 Remove Fairings and Access Covers.
condition required for shipment on C 5 cargo aircraft.
Remove fairings and access covers in accordance with
paragraph 2-11.6. Also remove L175 fairing cover
2-17.1 Equipment Requirements. Refer to
and step (fig. 2 1) from helicopters number three and
table 2 1 for equipment items required for prepara
six. Cushion, stow, and secure L175 fairing and step
ion and shipment of AH 64A helicopters on C 5 cargo
in catwalk area.
aircraft. Items of equipment indicated by note 2 are
2-18.8 Remove Steps. Paragraph 2-11.7.
Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE) items
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2-18.9 Install Forward Fuselage Tiedown Fit
and are normally available within the unit. Items
ings. Paragraph 2-11.8.
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identified by notes 1 and 3 normally must be requisi
2-18.10 Remove Main Landing Gear Wire Cut
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ioned for helicopter shipment.
ers. Paragraph 2-11.10.
2-17.2 Preliminary Safety Procedures. Before
2-18.11 Remove Horizontal Stabilator. Para
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starting operations, perform safety procedures out
graph 2-11.11.
ined in paragraph 2-10.2.
2-18.11.1 Remove Turret Fairing (Helicopters
2-17.3 Corrosion Control. Paragraph 2-10.6
Number Three and Six Only). Release four fas
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and 2-10.7.
eners. Wrap turret fairing with cushioning material
2-17.4 Service Power Train. Paragraph 2-10.8
(D-5). Secure wrapped fairing with tape (D-13) and
and 2-10.9.
stow in catwalk area.
2-17.5 Adjust Fuel Levels. Paragraph 2-10.10.
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2-18.12 Remove 30MM Gun and Turret (Heli
2-17.6 Disconnect Battery. Paragraph 2-10.11.
opters Number Three and Six Only).
2-17.7 Service Main Landing Gear. Paragraph
TM 9 1090 208 23 1. Do not remove wire deflector
2-10.12.
from turret.
218 HELICOPTER DISASSEMBLY FOR C5
NOTE
Removal of gun and turret is required
SHIPMENT, REAR DOOR LOADING.
to permit loading and unloading
Perform disassembly in accordance with procedures
clearance.
outlined in paragraph 2-18.1 through 2-18.17.
Helicopters number three and six
2-18.1 Remove Hellfire Launchers. Paragraph
will require kneeling during loading
2-11.1.
and unloading.
2-18.2 Remove 2.75 Inch Rocket Launchers.
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Set gun and turret aside for reinstallation on helicop
Paragraph 2-11.2.
er after C 5 loading. Secure feed chute to helicopter
2-18.3 Remove Main Rotor Blades. Paragraph
with lockwire (D-23).
2-11.3.
2-18.13 Remove 30MM Gun Wire Deflector
2-18.4 Position Drive Train. Paragraph 2-11.4.
(Helicopters Number One, Two, Four, and Five
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2-18.5 Remove Main Rotor Deice Power Dis
Only). Paragraph 2-11.9.
gributor and Air Data System (ADS) Mast. Para
2-18.14 Remove Two Tail Rotor Blades. (Heli
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raph 2-11.5.
opters Number One, Three, and Five
2-18.6 Number Helicopters.
Only). Paragraph 2-11.13.
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2-18.15 Remove ADF Wire Antenna and UHF L
NOTE
and, Communications, and Transponder
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Blade Antennas. Remove FM AM Whip Anten
f
Helicopters must be configured dif
a (MWO 1 1520 238 50 37 installed) and Lower
erently within each load depending
IFF Antenna (MWO 1 1520 238 50 36 installed)
on whether they are to be loaded nose
Paragraph 2-11.14.
first or tail first.
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