MAINT ADVISORY MSG 90 37 PACKAGING OF CPOG

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Subject = MAINT ADVISORY MSG 90 37 PACKAGING OF CPOG                      

Parent Organization = ARCENT      

Unit = XVIII CORPS 

Folder Title = DAILY STAFF JOURNALS WITH MESSAGES 21-31 DEC 90                                                 

Document Number =         27

Box ID = BX000093


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      AMPN/SUBJ: MAINTENANCE ADVISORY MESSAGE NO. 90-3?A PACKAGING Or'
      CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE OVERGARMENTSII
      RMKS/1. THIS IS A RETRANSMISSION OF A TROSCOM ADVISORY MESSAGE TtiAT
      AZ,D;ZZSSZ:; 71-vACZ%#C or C@!rtu'rritt vPnTr-rTTVF:. OVERGARMENTS.
      Z. REPORTS INDICATE 7-n-AT                     %,.tuococ OF VAPOR BARRIER SAGS
      FOR CHEMICAL PROTCCTI@w@' OVEn@r@-An@me..UTS HAVE               OR SPLIT SEAMS.
      THIS PROY.PTED FORMATION OF A TEA?F, OF TECHNICAL EXPERTS TO EVALUATE
      PACKAriING PROBLEMS. A SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE WAS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT
      THAT PACKAGING DEFICIENCIES MIGHT HAVE ON THE ABILITY OF OVERGARMENT5
      To PROTECT THE WEARER FROM CHEMICAL AGENTS.



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      3. TECHNICAL EXPERTS FROY. THE ARMY NATICK RESEARCHR DEVELOPMENT AND
      ENGINEERING CENTER AND DEFENSE PERSONNAL SUPPZRT CEV'I'tE,%
                     AWn AMA3 vtrn TNrnl?MATItIN F-RUP. DCJSES-IIC STOCK$ A-M-E)
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      STOCKPILE RELIABILITY PROGRAM AND HAS DETERMINED THAT THE CHEMICAL
      PROTECTIVE GARMENTS RETAIN THEIR PROTECTIVE PKDPERTIES REGARDLE^4@4 O@r
      THE VAPOR BARRIER SAG CONDITION.
      4. ONE SirzN!PICANT CT)NCLUSION DRAWN FROM THE EVALUATION WAS THAI                 N0
      DEGRADATION OF PROTECTION OCCURRED WITH ANY GARMENT TESTED.- INCLUDINr4y
      ,HOSE T'n'AT tria@v              VAPOR BARRIE.R PACKACE LEAKS OR SPLIT,@
      SEAMS*. THIS IS A SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PREVifiCIS PriLICIES T'n'AT
      CONVERTED GARMENTS FROM SPLIT PACKAGES TO TNG USE ONLY PRIOR TO
      DISPOSAL*
      r,, "CARE- Crj?iT!NUES TO BE
      PROTECTIVE OVERGARMENTS TO PROTECT THEM FROM SIGNIFICAN! E)!KECT
    ( EXPOSURE TO MOISTUREP SMOKE AND FUEL SOLVENT VAPORS.,,TKIS EXPOSURE
      COULD JEOPARDIZT PROTECTIVE QUALITIES. PRECAUTION SHOULD BE TAKEN TO
      SEAL ANY PACKAGING LEAXS.,/>CGMMON DUCT TAPE PROVIDES AN APPROPRIATE
    -AND EXPEDIENT LEVEL OF PROTECTION. 14DRE FORMAL OVERPACKING
      !NSTRI-I(:TIONS ARE BE L3EVF:LaPFD.




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