SECTION I INTRODUCTION TO THE ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

AIR FORCE

T.O. 10M1-8-4-4

TM 11-5895-1044-24P

ARMY

TM SL-4-08419A

MARINE CORPS

SECTION I

INTRODUCTION TO THE

ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

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SCOPE.

1-2. This Illustrated Parts Breakdown lists and illustrates the Shelter, Rigid S611/T, part number 7001027-504.

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RELATED PUBLICATIONS.

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The following related publications contain maintenance and overhaul instructions for the equipment covered by

this Illustrated Parts Breakdown.

T.O. 1OM1-7-8-1

Operating & Maintenance Instruction Manual

TM 11-5895-1044-14

Operating & Maintenance Instruction Manual

TM 08045-15/12

Operating & Maintenance Instruction Manual

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SECTION I-INTRODUCTION TO THE ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN.

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Section I defines and explains the use of the Illustrated Parts Breakdown.

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SECTION II-MAINTENANCE PARTS LIST.

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The Maintenance Parts List (MPL) consists of the Shelter, Rigid S611 /T broken down into assemblies,

subassemblies, and detail parts. The following paragraphs define the use of each column.

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FIGURE AND INDEX NUMBER. The column contains the numerically assigned figure numbers for each

illustration. Within each figure, numerically arranged index numbers are assigned to aid in locating a part in the

Maintenance Parts List and the associated illustrations. If more than one sheet is required to illustrate the assembly, the

sheet number will follow the figure number separated by a diagonal (/).

1-10. PART NUMBER. The numbers listed in this column are those pertaining to the manufacturer, except in the case of

Government standard parts (AF, AN, MS, JAN, MIL, and USN), and are used exclusively to identify parts. Parts which are

used exactly as purchased, i.e., in a condition ready for installation, are listed in the Part No. column by the manufacturer's

part number with the Texas Instruments specification control number parenthetically following the description in the

description column. An asterisk (*) following a part number signifies that the part must be requisitioned in accordance with

the requirements of AFR 6-4. A number sign (#) following a part number identifies the item as GFE/CFE and signifies that

a detailed parts breakdown appears in a separate manual. Reference should be made to paragraph 1-4 for related

publications. In general, assemblies and parts installed at the time the end item was manufactured are listed and identified

in the manual. When an assembly or part (including vendor items), different from the original, was installed during the

manufacture of later items, series, or blocks, all assemblies or parts are listed and identified by a "Usable-on" code (see 1-

15). However, when the original assembly or part does not have continued application (no spares of the original were

procured or such spares are no longer authorized for replacement), only the preferred assembly or part is listed. Also,

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