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APPENDIX H S/L SUPPLEMENTS (Items Available for Unit and Individual Level Field Services) FM 42-414 Tables H-1 through H-3 (pages H-1 and H-2) are items that are available to support S/L operations. As the user, you should identify those S/L requirements that support your operational mission need. These items listed in the following tables are only recommendations. Table H-1. Items currently in Army inventory Item Description NSN 1. Shower pail, collapsible, 5-gallon capacity 8465-00-935-6649 (Australian shower bucket), cost about $18 2. Dishpan, SSSC, $34 7330-00-935-6649 3. Sewing Kit, SSSC 4. Clothes pin, GSA, $0.85, 18-ct package 7290-00-205-3094 5. Clothesline, GSA, $1.92, 50 feet 4010-00-580-2963 6. Towelettes, GSA, $22.27, 2,000-ct box 8520-00-782-3554 7. Wash basin, GSA, aluminum, $11.81, 7240-00-634-2424 3-quart capacity 8. Wash basin, GSA, polyethylene, $1.24 7240-00-985-7451 9. Barber's kit, GSA, electric, $235.74 3590-00-058-1837 (nonelectric clippers available) 10. Pail, metal, lightweight, GSA, $3.58 7240-00-274-3875 12-quart capacity 11. Pail, metal, heavyweight, GSA, $6.72 7240-00-160-0455 14-quart capacity 12. Pail, collapsible, GSA, $5.65 8465-00-128-6928 3-gallon capacity H-1
FM 42-414 H-2 Table H-2. Commercial items available for individual level shower Item Description Approximate Cost 1. Solar shower bag: Plastic, 5-gallon $3.00 capacity. 2. Wash basin: A fold-up, camouflage color, $8.00 11.5 inches in diameter. 3. EDZ mobile shower: An attache case size $50.00 shower unit (Swiss made). 4. Hot Dog/Pit Bull water heating and water pressuring system: They weigh 39 and 49 pounds respectively and use propane fuel; (company/platoon level shower). Manufactured by Wolter Systems of Cincinnati, Ohio. 5. Packmate: A self-contained personal hygiene canister that has soap, washcloth, sewing kit, toothpaste, toothbrush, razor and blades, pen and pencil, comb, lighter, flashlight, deodorant, built-in mirror, and room for other special needs. Manufactured by Vaughan Industries, Inc. of Anchorage, Alaska Table H-3. Other S/L possible items Item Usage Description 1. Sanator, M17 A decontamination apparatus that can be used as a shower. 2. Portable unit shower A 24th Infantry Division initiative adopted by project SMART and approved by DA DCSLOG. Parts to construct cost about $300. It can be used with a 400-gallon water trailer or adapted to use tap water, larger water tanker, or service water. 3. A field-expedient modification A modified 5-gallon can be used for washing of a 5-gallon can hands by adding a spigot or as a makeshift shower by placing holes in its bottom.
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