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REMARKING AND RESTENCILING - TM-10-1670-280-23P_288
DIRECT SUPPORT MAINTENANCE 100-FOOT DIAMETER CARGO PARACHUTE GORE SECTION CONT. - TM-10-1670-280-23P_290

TM-10-1670-280-23P Parachute Cargo Type: 100-Foot Diameter Model G-11B G-11C and G-11D NSN 1670-01-016-7841 Manual
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TM 10-1670-280-23&P                                                       0043 00 DIRECT SUPPORT MAINTENANCE 100-FOOT DIAMETER CARGO PARACHUTE GORE SECTION 0043 00-1 THIS TASK COVERS: Replace Tools Brush, Stencilling (Item 4, WP 0050 00) Knife (Item 7, WP 0050 00) Needle, Tacking (Item 13, WP 0050 00) Sewing Machine, Darning (Item 20, WP 0050 00) Sewing Machine, Light-Duty (Item 22, WP 0050 00) Shears (Item 25, WP 0050 00) Yardstick (Item 26, WP 0050 00) Materials/Parts Cloth, Nylon, Parachute Mending, Adhesive (Item 8, WP 0059 00) Cloth, Nylon, Parachute, Type II, 1.6 Oz. (Item 9, WP 0059 00) Cloth, Nylon, Parachute, Type III , 1.6 Oz. (Item 10, WP 0059 00) Marking Aid (Item 21/22, WP 0059 00) Pushpins (Local Purchase) Thread, Nylon, Size E (Item 41/42, WP 0059 00) Personnel Required 92R (10) Parachute Rigger Equipment Condition Cleaned (WP 0008 00). Inspected (WP 0009 00). Unpacked, parachute laid out on table. References WP 0006 00, WP 0040 00, and WP 0042 00 REPLACE Replace a gore section that is damaged beyond repair by fabricating a replacement section, in accordance with the following procedures: NOTE When repairing parachute canopies, cloth nylon, parachute, 1.6 Oz., type II (twill weave) or type III (ripstop nylon) may be used in lieu of each other. 1.    Inspection.  Inspect the canopy in accordance with Table 1, PMCS, WP 0006 00.  To determine the extent of canopy damage, proceed as follows: a.    Invert the canopy on a repair table and locate the damaged section. b.    As required, remove or lay aside items that may interfere with the section replacement process by cutting the stitching securing the items to the canopy. c.    Smooth out the damaged gore section and secure surrounding canopy material to the repair surface by placing pushpins through seams or lateral bands as far above and below the damaged section as necessary.  Ensure that all adjacent seams or lateral bands are straight and the damaged section is not distorted. d.    Any gore sections that are damaged beyond repair by patching may be replaced individually by the normal procedure, by the modified method, or in multiples, as described in the following paragraphs, using the details in following illustrations.







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