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TM 55-1520-238-S
Section II. SHIPMENT BY VESSEL
311 REQUIRED HELICOPTER PRELOADING
CAUTION
CONDITION.
AH64A helicopters can be shipped by vessel in Opera-
To prevent deterioration of fuel cells do
tionally Ready Configuration (fig. 31)), High Density
not ship helicopters with fuel cells
Configuration, (fig. 32), or Maximum Density Configu-
filled less than 1/4full unless the fuel
ration (fig. 33). The operationally ready helicopter con-
cells
have
been
preserved
figuration requires a minimum of preparation for loading
(TM 55-1500-204-25/1).
or flyaway; the high density configuration requires addi-
NOTE
tional preparation (disassembly) and allows increased
If the helicopter was prepared for inter-
quantities of helicopters to be loaded and shipped; the
mediate storage, the fuel cells are drained
maximum density configuration requires a more exten-
and preserved.
sive disassembly and allows the maximum number of
helicopters to be loaded and shipped.
Paragraph 210.11. Certain contract vessel shipments
are restricted to a maximum fuel load of tanks 1/4full by
311.1 Equipment Requirements. Refer to table
Department of Transportation regulations. Contact local
31 for equipment items required for preparation and
supporting transportation office to determine status of
shipment of AH64A helicopters by vessel.
specific vessel to be used.
311.10 Disconnect Battery.
311.2 Preliminary  Safety  Procedures. Before
starting operations, conduct safety procedures outlined
311.11 Service Main Landing Gear.
in paragraph 311.3 through 311.5.
TM 55-1520-238-23.
311.3 Ground Helicopters.
312 HELICOPTER DISASSEMBLY FOR VESSEL
SHIPMENT.
TM 1-1520-238-23.
Conduct disassembly in accordance with procedures
311.4 Perform
Helicopter
Safety
Check.
outlined in paragraph 312.1 through 312.14.
TM 1-1520-238-23.
312.1 (High  Density  and  Maximum  Density
Shipments Only) Remove Hellfire Launchers.
311.5 Deactivate Armament.
312.2 (High  Density  and  Maximum  Density
Shipments  Only)  Remove  2.75  Inch  Rocket
Launchers. Paragraph 211.2.
WARNING
312.2.1 Maximum Density Shipment Only. Re-
move Wing Pylons.  Paragraph 225.16.1
312.3 Remove Main Rotor Blades. Paragraph
To prevent injury to personnel, M230
guns must be cleared and visually
211.3. Place removed blades in blade box (item 52,
checked.
312.4 Remove  Main  Rotor  Deice  Power
TM 9-1090-208-23-1.
Distributor and Air Data System (ADS) Mast.
311.6 Prepare
Helicopter
for
Intermediate
312.5 Remove  Forward  Ammunition  Feed
Storage. If it is projected that the helicopter may re-
main inactive for more than 45 days, it shall be prepared
312.6 (High  Density  and  Maximum  Density
for intermediate storage TM 1-1520-238-23.
Shipments Only) Remove Remaining Fairings and
Access Covers. Paragraph 211.6. Also remove
311.7 Corrosion Control. Paragraph 210.6 and
L175 fairing and step.
210.7.
312.7 (High  Density  and  Maximum  Density
311.8 Service Power Train. Paragraph 210.8 and
Shipments  Only)  Remove  Steps. Paragraph
210.9
312.8 Install
Forward
Fuselage
Tiedown
311.9 Adjust Fuel Levels.
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