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TM 9-258
d. The head assembly contains a 90ƒ prism for
windows provide a seal against the entrance of dust and
moisture.  Crosslines are etched on the horizontal
directing the forward line of sight through the window of
windows for rough sighting in observation.
the body assembly.  The body assembly contains the
c.  The periscope is supported in either a
aforementioned window and another 90 prism that
viewing or a retracted position in a periscope holder
displays the field of view to the driver. This periscope
which is secured to the body of the vehicle. The holder
provides a 500 horizontal and 140 vertical field of view.
permits rotation of the periscope in elevation and
azimuth.
8-16.
Periscope (Tank).
d. This periscope is 11 inches long, 6 1/2
a. The periscope illustrated in figure 8-18 is a
inches wide, 3-1/8 inches in thickness, and has an offset
monocular-type optical sighting instrument that serves as
of 8-7/8 inches.
the main component in the fire control system of the
machinegun on the tank.
8-15.
Periscope (Self-Propelled Vehicle).
a. The periscope illustrated in figure 8-17 is a
unity-power daylight viewing device employed by the
driver of the vehicle.  Three periscope stations are
provided within a notable armored hatch which afford the
driver the maximum of safety and vision of the terrain
during tactical maneuvers.
Figure 8-18. Periscope (Tank)- assembled view
Figure 8-17. Periscope (Self-Propelled
Vehicle)assembled view.
b. The eyepiece of the periscope, which
b. Each periscope consists of two separate
contains the eyelens, center lens and field lens (fig 8-19)
units, a head assembly and a body assembly. Both are
is fixed and remains stationary relative to the vehicle.
coupled together by a common mount.
The prism rotates the line of sight from 15ƒ depression to
c.  Two 90ƒ prisms and an optical instrument
60ƒ elevation in maintaining the line of sight parallel to
window (fig 8-16) comprise the optical components of
this periscope.
the line of fire of the machinegun throughout the gun's
full range. Connection from the gun to the periscope is
made
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