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1-4 FM 42-414 and location mutually acceptable to the laundry section and the supported unit. The QM FSC, DS (TOE 42414L0), will service at the rate of 7.9 pounds of laundry per soldier per week. Provide Laundry Delivery Service. Delivery service must be closely coordinated. Contingency plans must be set up in case the supported units relocate prior to delivery. Contingency plans may include having the supported unit’s supply NCO or other designated representative to pick up clean laundry and issue to the soldier when METT-TC allows. Establish Communications Services. The FSC and its elements or sections/teams will be able to communicate with supported units to facilitate field service operations, especially the delivery of clean clothing. See Figures 1-2 and 1-3 (pages 1-5 and 1-6) for the company’s communication system. NOTE: The FSC, M will increase its capability of laundry service through the fielding of the LADS with its innovative reduced water usage technology. Using about 240 gallons of water per 20 hours of operation, the LADS produces about 400 pounds of clean laundry per hour and reduces the number of operators required by 75 percent. Laundry equipment capability is measured in terms of “pounds per hour,” which makes it essential that soldiers’ allocation for laundry be measured in terms of weight rather than pieces. Shower Support Services. The FSC, M, shower and laundry entity (sub-element of the SLCR section/team) can support 3,500 soldiers per week. They will be deployed in support of a brigade-size element. They will provide showers, clean laundry, clothing repair and limited, lightweight textile repair. The S/L element(s) of the SLCR section(s)/team(s) may be organized (required) by tasks to accommodate a particular strength requirement. The FSC, DS will support 18,500 soldiers per week, providing required services stated above. Shower support services entail -- Establish Shower Operations. Shower operations must take care of both male and female soldiers. This can be done by either providing separate shower facilities or by separate scheduling, whichever is most practical at the time. Supply personnel from the supported units are responsible for providing HCP 1 and 2 to their own soldiers. Establish Shower Procedures. After showering, soldiers will put on clean clothing. They will be told to go to the laundry point to turn in dirty laundry. Details on showering procedures will be explained in Chapter 3. NOTE: Commanders should make every effort for soldiers to have clean clothing after they have showered. This may require unusual and extraordinary efforts by the command. The command must ensure soldiers follow the unit’s SOP, requiring them to carry clean clothing in their rucksack. Decontamination Support Services. The FSC will NOT provide laundry decontamination support; showers will not be used for troop decontamination of chemical and biological agents. However, a shower may be used for radiation decontamination. If MOPP gear is used as protection from fallout, no showers will be needed. If MOPP was not used, then, contamination may be lodged in the hair and on the skin and can only be removed by showering. Run-off water from these showers is contaminated. It must be controlled IAW applicable procedures and EPA requirements. NOTE: Current chemical protection over-garments cannot be washed or decontaminated by field laundries and retain their protective qualities. Once these garments are exposed to contamination, they must be disposed of IAW higher headquarters directives and applicable procedures. The next generation of chemical
FM 42-414 protection for over and undergarments will allow at least four washings, before being exposed to any contaminations, and still provide protection from chemical agents. EPA implementation is initiated by following -- EPA Regulations In The United States. Rules and regulations for wastewater discharges are set by the EPA or a state with an EPA-approved program under the NPDES, established under the CWA. The NPDES sets minimum treatment standards for surface waters discharges. It also sets up the framework for setting more discharge standards. For disposal of discharges, apply for and obtain an NPDES permit (or state equivalent), which contains discharge standards and restrictions that apply to the given discharge. Before operating any S/L elements in the United States, check with the state and local EPA for permit(s) requirements. *Figure 1-2. Proposed wire net for QM field service company ( modular) *(NOTE: QM FSC, DS and QM FSC, M are authorized TA-312/PT telephone sets.) 1-5
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FM 42-414 Layout and Setup of SLCR
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FM 42-414 3-14 Figure 3-3. Overview
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FM 42-414 3-16 Figure 3-5. Shower e
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FM 42-414 • Consolidate SLCR sect
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APPENDIX C MISSION-KILL OPERATIONAL
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Chemical FM 42-414 Chemical mission
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Uses of Mission-Kill Weapons FM 42-
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APPENDIX G CLOTHING RESIZING FM 42-
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Finished Measurements (in) Sleeve B
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