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Figure 3-11. Delousing outfit (right rear, three-quarter view) FM 42-414 Delousing Procedures. Operators position the delousing outfit so that the exhaust is outside if a tent is used. They allow space for ventilation around the delousing unit, because of the heat it generates. It takes 11 men to operate the outfit; 10 operate the dusting guns, and 1 person refills the canisters. Members of the unit that are receiving the service man the guns and refill the canisters. Delousing actions may consist of -- Power Fumigating. Delousing guns will provide about a 2-gram dose of disinfectant with each pull of the trigger. It takes only a moment of pressure on the trigger when the power fumigator is being used. When power fumigating soldiers, operators will perform the following steps. • Tell a soldier to loosen collar and belt and to stand holding hat or helmet in hand as shown below in Figure 3-12. The figure shows only places where the soldier would be power fumigated. 3-37
FM 42-414 3-38 Figure 3-12. Areas for delousing personnel • Fumigate the head first. One pull of the trigger is enough. The soldier should then massage his head so that the disinfectant is evenly distributed throughout his hair. • Dust inside of the hat and/or helmet. • Insert the gun into the right sleeve next to the skin with the arm held out to the side at shoulder height and direct one pull of the trigger toward the armpit. The soldier being disinfected should cover his face and turn their head away from the gun. • Insert the nozzle in the front of the shirt at the collar and direct one pull of the trigger to the right armpit, one to the stomach, and one to the left armpit. The operator stands in front, and the soldier leans forward with his head tipped back. • Insert the nozzle in the front of the trousers next to the skin and direct one pull of the trigger toward the right leg, one between the legs, and one toward the left leg. • Insert the nozzle at the collar in the back of the shirt. Direct one pull of the trigger toward the right shoulder, one to the small of the back, and one toward the left shoulder. The operator should stand in front of the soldier. The head of the soldier should be bent on his chest. The operator must ensure the collar itself is fumigated, because lice are often found there. • Insert the nozzle in the back of the trouser next to the skin and direct one pull of the trigger towards the right leg, one to the center, and one to the left leg. Hand Fumigating. When personnel use the hand fumigator (duster), only two full strokes on the fumigator are needed. Operators learn the exact timing through experience. Delousing Outfit Operational Setup Instructions. Before operators start the delousing outfit, they make sure it is leveled. They use wooden blocks if leveling is needed. When they fill the fuel tank, they provide a metal-to-metal contact between the container and the fuel tank to keep sparks from forming when the gasoline flows over the metal surface. Operators must also take the following actions: • Remove the hoses, fumigating guns, canisters, and face masks from the accessory or storage box. • Connect the 10-hose assemblies to the 10 connectors on the air manifold. • Fill the fumigating guns three-fourths full, or to the line inside the canister, with the disinfectant agent. Connect the guns to the hoses and listen to the clicking sound to show that the connection has been made. • Attach the canisters to the guns. • After these preliminary steps are completed, operators follow the starting instructions IAW TM 10- 4230-203-14. Delousing operations begin when the air pressure gage reads 25 PSI.
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