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This chapter is for all company personnel. CONCEPT PREVIEW CHAPTER 4 EMERGING CONCEPT AND SYSTEMS Section I EMERGING CONCEPT FM 42-414 An emerging concept and several new systems will impact on S/L and CR operations. This emerging concept formalizes a team organization where these services will be collocated. This concept (i.e. SLCR section/team) is presented in chapters 1, 2, and 3. Force XXI concept will impact the doctrine and structure of the Army’s ability to conduct, sustain, and win wars in the 21st century. QM FIELD SERVICE COMPANY, MODULAR As discussed previously, the QM FSC, M (TOE 10414L00) is designed as the phase-in replacement for the QM FSC, DS. See Figure 1-1. Its field service, application functions, basically, mirror the QM FSC, DS. Difference between the two companies is the assigned company, personnel strength number and the use of LADS as a replacement for the M85-series mobile, laundry trailer unit. Until LADS is fielded, QM FSC, M will use the M85s authorized under its base TOE data. Also, note the different support capabilities of each company as described in chapter 3. QM FSC, M will display the following mission support attributes: • Support concept. With implementation of the TOE for the QM FSC, M, areas of EAC will be supported by HNS, contractors, or through self-help service methods. • AO employment. The FSC, M will employ in the corps forward or division rear area with its SLCR sections’/teams’ AO as far forward as the maneuver battalion, dependent on METT-TC. • Capabilities. The functional operations of company personnel and unit elements are the same as the QM FSC, DS. See specifics as described in chapters 2 and 3. SOLDIER SUPPORT In a fluid and fast moving tactical environment envisioned in future armed conflicts, the Army will require a greater capability for S/L support to the maneuver soldier. Major initiatives in S/L support are being studied and formalized for development and fielding to FSCs. These new systems are identified and discussed next. Expected fielding of some of these systems will occur in the near future. 4-1
FM 42-414 SHOWER INITIATIVES 4-2 Section II NEW SYSTEMS AND MATERIALS Containerized showers are being developed which will allow for faster setup and dismantling, better control of wastewater, and increased mobility. The following shower systems are being considered -- IUSHOW. This system is lightweight and rugged. It sets up and dismantles rapidly. The IUSHOW is mobile, and can provide showers to two to four soldiers at one time (or more than one shower per week). This system will provide small detached units a shower capability when they cannot be supported by an organized QM shower unit. This system will be a CTA item available to most units. SUS. The SUS is a mobile, lightweight shower unit intended for use by forward deployed forces. It can be erected within 15 minutes and operated by the using unit. The SUS provides a hot shower capability. It will not replace the shower elements from the FSC. The components of the SUS include a water heater, a shower module, and a shelter. Each component will weigh no more than 75 pounds. The SUS can provide showers for at least 16 soldiers within a 50 minute period. As a supplement to the SLCR section/team capability, the SUS will help reduce disease and nonbattle injuries as well as improve morale. LAUNDRY INITIATIVES The major initiative in the laundry arena is the development and fielding of a dry-cleaning system. Another initiative is the containerized self-service laundry/mobile laundry-mat. These systems are given below. LADS. Presently, LADS is a recyclable, water-based system. This system will use about 240 gallons of water per 20 hours of operation. It will produce about 400 pounds of clean laundry per hour. Consequently, the system will reduce the number of operators required by 75 percent. In the far future, however, it is hoped that this system, using an environmentally safe solvent, will end the requirement for water in laundry operations. The closed-loop system will regenerate the solvent for unlimited use. Replacement solvent would be required for what is lost through maintenance, evaporation, or improper operation. LADS will be containerized to make setting up and dismantling faster. CSSL/Mobile Laundry-Mat. CSSL/Mobile laundry Mat will be used in the rear areas to supplement or take the place of contract or HNS provided services. It will be operated by user unit personnel. The system would provide laundry support (15 pounds per soldier) for up to 150 soldiers per day. Use of this system in rear areas will help to free up FSC assets to provide greater support to forward deployed troops. CURRENT S/L SUPPORT ALTERNATIVES Pending the development and fielding of the new field services equipment with greater output, there are several alternative capabilities for augmenting present S/L support with equipment available in the current Army inventory or which can be procured commercially. The alternatives provide soldiers increased hygiene capability over and above that required solely for health reasons. These alternatives include
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