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Figure 2-60.  Threading Type 1, 1/4-inch Cotton Webbing
Figure 2-61.  Tying Pack Closing Loops

TM-10-1670-271-23P Parachute Personnel Type: 35-Foot Diameter T-10B Troop Back Parachute Assembly NSN 1670-00-091-0720 Manual
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ARMY TM 10-1670-271-23&P AIR FORCE TO 14D1-2-464-2 MARINE CORPS TM 01136B-23&P/1 (6)    Pull  loops  close  enough  together  to  have  an  opening  between  loops  of  approximately  2  Inches  in diameter.  Tie webbing with a surgeon's knot and a locking knot, making tie between right side flap and lower-end flap closing loops.  Cut webbing approximately 2-inches from knot.  Keep remaining lengths for next connector links ties (figure 2-61). (7)  Using a packing paddle, insert flaps and dress pack The pack tray is now closed (figure 2-62). n.  Stowing the Static Line.  After the pack tray is dressed, stow the static line as follows. NOTE Install  three  rubber  retainer  bands  on  the  left  and  right  static  line  retainer  band keepers with a girth hitch. (1)  Rotate the pack tray a quarter-turn counterclockwise.  Make the first static line stow on the right side of the pack, securing the stow with two turns of a rubber retainer band.  Alternate stows from right to left, making three stows on the right and two stows on the left (figure 2-63). (2)  Fold remaining static line in half, and rotate it a quarter-turn counterclockwise.  Pass the folded end through the static line slack retainer.  After hooking the static line snap hook to the static line pack opening loop, pass the folded end under the stowed line.  Pull the static line taut, and slip the folded end of the line under the lower end flap (A, figure 2-64). NOTE The following is an alternate method for completing the static line stow. (3)  After making the static line stows described in step (1), above, stow the running end of the static line as follows (B, figure 2-64): (a)    Double  the  remaining  static  line  length  and  rotate  the  doubled  length  one-quarter  turn counterclockwise. (b)  Connect the static line snap hook to either the static line pack opening loop or the pack left- side retainer band keeper. (c)  Pass the folded end of the static line through the static line slack retainer at the pack upper end, under the stowed line toward the pack lower end, and draw the doubled line taut. (d)  Insert the static line folded end under the pack lower end flap. 2-69







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