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1-6 FM 42-414 *Figure 1-3. Proposed radio net, QM field service company (modular) *(NOTE: Command elements of QM FSC, DS authorized VRC-90 radios.) EPA Discharge Permits. Many military installations may have current discharge permits for water sources located on the installation, which are used by S/L elements. Check with the Installation Environmental Office for guidance. Always consider the potential environmental impact of chemical or waste discharges on a water source. EPA Regulations in Other Countries. It is always necessary to check with local authorities for regulatory requirements. Each country in which water purification, storage, and distribution operations may be used will have their own guidance on disposal of chemical and waste discharges in a training exercise, as well as ambient water quality criteria. Units must comply with environmental standards applicable in the host country. Laundry Support Services For OCIE. The first priority of the FSC is the soldier’s personal clothing. However, laundry support for OCIE and seasonal and special-purpose clothing is needed. Requirements to meet laundry services for OCIE is initiated through the following directed measures. OCIE Service. OCIE and seasonal and special-purpose clothing will be turned in through normal supply channels to the organization in the rear area that is responsible for contracting or arranging HNS for laundry support. OCIE Support. If there is a light work load for personal clothing, the FSC laundry elements may provide limited support for selected OCIE and seasonal and special-purpose clothing as directed by higher headquarters. Clothing Repair Support Services. Soldiers may need their clothing to be repaired on the battlefield. This support may be provided by three methods, depending on the extent of the requirement: self-help,
FM 42-414 direct support through the FSC clothing repair element, and support through HNS and/or (hired) contract service. CR support service is gauged upon the following measures -- CR Operating Standards. The individual soldier can make minor and emergency clothing repairs using repair kits available through the supply system. If he cannot make the repair, he should identify the clothing needing repair at laundry turn-in. After the clothing is cleaned, the fabric repair specialists will inspect and determine serviceability. They will do limited clothing repair based on standards set in FM 10- 16; TMs 10-8400-252-23 and 10-8400-201-23; and SB 10-523. CR Time Standards. Repairs will be made within the 24-hour laundry turn-around time. NOTE: Soldiers should be careful when turning in grossly damaged clothing for laundry. If the item is determined to be unserviceable and unrepairable, it is returned to the user. The user, then, disposes of the item(s) by initiating a supply action to immediately replace the item(s). Under combat conditions, units can immediately requisition replacements through the supply system for those items not repairable. The FSC, (direct support or modular) has no capability to issue replacement items. RESPONSIBILITIES Section II CAPABILITIES AND OPERATIONAL CONCEPT OF FS UNITS To maintain good morale and hygiene comfort to troops in the field, showering and clean laundry and serviceable clothing support is recognized as an essential necessity for personal sustainment needs. Units providing this support are -- Quartermaster FSC (DS or M). This company is the primary provider of tactical field services to divisional and non-divisional personnel from corps forward area to FLOT. Services include shower, laundry, limited clothing and lightweight textile repairs (described as “renovation” in FSC, DS), and delousing support. Refer to section I in this chapter for organizational structure and unit attachment. Quartermaster Laundry and Renovation Company, GS. The mission of this company is to receive, classify, launder, renovate, and temporarily store clothing and lightweight laundered textiles. The company also processes and stores seasonal clothing and equipment. It is assigned to a TAACOM and attached to an S&S Battalion in an area support group. The following describes its composition and capability. Organizational Structure. The company is organized with a headquarters section, operations section, classification and storage platoon, and a laundry and renovation platoon. It operates on two shifts. • The classification and storage platoon consist of a platoon headquarters, a classification section, and a storage section. • The laundry and renovation platoon consists of the platoon headquarters, renovation section, and a laundry section. 1-7
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