2003 US Army BRADLEY GUNNERY 503p.pdf - Survival Books

FM 3-22.1(4) Stinger launcher boresighted.(5) Daysight and nightsight covers open.(6) Gunner's hatch cover closed.(7) Driver's hatch cover closed.(8) Cargo hatch cover closed.(9) Ramp raised.(10) Stinger missiles loaded.c. Standards. Performed immediate action for Stinger misfire within 10 seconds.d. Performance Measures.(1) Tried to fire missile a second time.(2) Released the lower thumb switch and trigger on the gunner's handstation.(3) Ensured that the missile uncaged; verified that the symbol in SVM went off.(4) Pressed the SEQ push-button on the SCB to select another missile.(5) Verified that the MSL light flashed to identify that the missiles were active.(6) Uncaged.(7) Fired the missile.7-20. REMOVE A MISFIRED STINGER MISSILE FROM THE LAUNCHERTo remove a misfired Stinger missile--a. Task. Remove a misfired Stinger missile from the launcher--b. Conditions. Given training materials and a fully operational M6 vehicle, withthe following actions already completed:(1) Hull traversed to 4800 mils.(2) Launcher elevated to 20 degrees.(3) Turret power off.(4) Vehicle master power off.c. Standards. Removed a misfired Stinger missile from launcherwithin 5 minutes.d. Performance Measures.(1) [Assistant gunner] Exited vehicle through ramp access door.(2) [Gunner] Exited turret through gunner's hatch.(3) Opened the armored access door on the side of the misfired missile.(4) Opened the SVML access door.(5) Removed misfired missile.(6) Handed down misfired missile to assistant gunner on ground.(7) Transported misfired missile at least 10 meters downrange of vehicle.(8) Closed SVML access door.(9) Closed launcher armored door.(10) Marked location of missile and notified EOD.(11) [Crew] Reentered vehicle.(12) Moved vehicle at least 205 meters away to a safe position.Section IV. BRADLEY RANGE CARDA range card is a sketch or diagram of the terrain that a direct-fire weapon covers by fire.The range card (drawn on DA Form 5517-R, Standard Range Card) shows possible7-20