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TM 43-0001-47 SUPERSEDES COPY DATED 1 MAY 1989 TECHNICAL MANUAL ARMY EQUIPMENT DATA SHEETS AMMUNITION PECULIAR EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY DECEMBER 1993 TM 43-0001-47 C1 Change HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY No. 1 Washington, D.C., 1 May 1995 ARMY EQUIPMENT DATA SHEETS AMMUNITION PECULIAR EQUIPMENT (APE) TM 43-0001-47, 22 December 1993, is changed as follows: 1. Remove old pages and insert new pages as indicated below. New or changed material is indicated by a vertical bar in the margin of the page. Added or revised illustrations are indicated by a vertical bar adjacent to the identification number. Remove Pages 2-21 thru 2-26 2-21 thru 2-26 2-33 and 2-34 (2-35 blank) 2-33 and 2-34/(2-34.1 blank) None 2-34.2 thru 2-34.4/(2-35 blank) 2-37 thru 2-40 2-37 thru 2-40 None 2-48.1 and 2–48.2 2-49 and 2-50 2-49 and 2-50 None 2-50.1/(2-50.2 blank) 2-57 (2-58 blank) 2–57 and 2-58 None 2-68.1 thru 2-68.3/(2-68.4 blank) None 2-76.1 and 2-76.2 2-77 and 2-78 2-77 and 2-78 2-85 and 2-86 2-85 and 2-86 None 2-86.1/(2-86.2 blank) 2-89 and 2-90 2-89 and 2-90 2-95 and 2-96 (2-97 blank) 2-95 and 2-96 None 2-96.1 and 2-96.2/(2-97 blank) None 2-100.1 and 2-100.2 2-101 thru 2-104 2-101 thru 2-104 2-107 and 2-108 2-107 and 2-108 None 2-108.1 and 2-108.2 2-163 thru 2-170 2-163 thru 2-170 2-193 and 2-194 2-193 and 2-194 2-229 and 2-230 2-229 and 2-230/(2-230.1 blank) None 2-230.2 2-241 thru 2-240 2-241 thru 2-244 2-257 thru 2-260 2-257 thru 2-260 2-287 thru 2-290 2-287 thru 2-290/(2-290.1 blank) None 2-290.2 2-301 thru 2-304 2-301 thru 2–304 None 2-336.1 thru 2-336.4 2-337 thru 2-342 2-337 thru 2-342 2-357 and 2-358 2-357 and 2-358 None 2-358.1 thru 2-358.4 2-371 thru 2-376 2-371 thru 2-376 A-1 thru A-10 A-1 thru A-10 B-3 and B-4 B-3 and B-4 B-11 thru B-30 B-11 thru B-30 B-33 thru B-38 B-33 thru B-38 B-41 thru B-50 B-41 thru B-50 Index Index 2. File this change sheet in front of the publication for reference purposes. By Order of the Secretary of the Army: GORDON R. SULLIVAN General, United States Army Chief of Staff Official: Acting Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army 00181 DISTRIBUTION: To be distributed in accordance with DA Form 12-34-E, block 0857 requirements for TM 43–0001-47. *TM 43-0001-47 TECHNICAL MANUAL HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NO. 43-0001–47 Washington, D.C., 22 December 1993 ARMY EQUIPMENT DATA SHEETS AMMUNITION PECULIAR EQUIPMENT (APE) REPORTING ERRORS AND RECOMMENDING IMPROVEMENTS You can help improve this manual. If you find any mistakes, or if you know of a way to improve the procedures, please let us know. Mail your DA Form 2028 (Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank Forms), or DA Form 2028–2 located in the back of this manual direct to: Commander, U.S. Army Armament, Munitions and Chemical Command, ATTN: AMSMC-MAS, Rock Island, IL 61299-6000. A reply will be furnished to you. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION . 1-1 CHAPTER 2. DATA SHEETS . 2-1 CHAPTER 3. NONSTANDARD APE . 3-1 APPENDIX A. DELETED ITEMS . A–1 APPENDIX B. OPERATIONAL INDEX Section I. Surveillance Function Tests . B–1 Section II. Inspections and Special Tests . B–12 Section III. Maintenance, Renovation, and Demilitarization . B–15 APPENDIX C. PREPARATION AND HANDLING OF AMMUNITION PECU– LIAR EQUIPMENT FOR SHIPMENT AND STORAGE . C-1 INDEX . Index–1 *This manual supersedes TM 43–0001–47, 1 May 1989. i/(ii blank) TM 43-0001-47 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION a. This manual is a reference published b. The APE AMN consists of 4925 Federal as an aid in training, familiarization, Stock Class, AA special identifier, 1001 and identification of ammunition peculiar four digit APE Number, and 0000 end item, equipment (FSC 4925). There are no Nation- A001 major assemblies, E001 accessory al Stock Numbers (NSN) for APE. They are kits, or 0001 components. An example of an identified by an Ammunition Peculiar APE 1001 end item would be AMN Equipment (APE) Management Number (AMN) 4925-AA-10010000. Accessory kits are not and are supplied by the Commander, U.S. normally supplied with end items . This Army Armament, Munitions and Chemical Com- manual is not to be used as authorization mand, ATTN: AMSMC-DSM-M, Rock Island, IL for requisitioning, stockage, maintenance, 61299-6000, to all authorized recipients. or issue of the materiel described herein. CHAPTER 2 DATA SHEETS The following Data Sheets are for those WARNING APE that are approved and used during reg- ANY EXPLOSIVE CONTAMINATE ON ular daily ammunition operations to reno- MUST BE REMOVED FROM APE PRIOR vate, perform surveillance, demilitarize, TO CRATING AND SHIPMENT IAW and perform preservation and packaging DIRECTIVES IN DOD 5160.65-M functions. The data provided on each data AND PROCEDURES CONTAINED IN TB sheet consists of equipment used, a brief 700-4. EQUIPMENT WILL BE CER- description, difference between models, TIFIED FREE OF EXPLOSIVES AND tabulated data, associated equipment, and TAGGED WITH DD FORM 2271. DE- available kits. Illustrations provided are CONTAMINATION IS NECESSARY TO for identification. PRECLUDE EXCLUSIVE HAZARDS. 1-1/2-1 TM 43-0001-47 APE 1001M1-–MACHINE, VERTICAL PULL APART (WITH 1001E091 DELUGE WITH SHIELD) Use: b. Assemble projectile to cartridge The vertical pull apart machine is a semi- case. automatic multipurpose machine used for processing 37MM through 106MM fixed artil- Description: lery ammunition, Navy ammunition, 76MM/62, APE 1001M1 is constructed with a base 3“/50, 5“/38, 5“/54, 6“/47 and rocket mo- plate, operating table, three bolster tors . It performs the following opera- rods, vise assembly, pull cylinder, and tions: fulcrum arm assembly. The machine is pow- ered by air. The operational shield is supplied with an installed deluge system a. Separate projectile from cartridge to protect the operator. case. 2-2 TM 43-0001-47 Difference Between Models: 1001E020 KIT, Pull apart, 37MM: M54, APE 1001M1 is the only approved configura- M59, M63, M92 w/M16 cartridge tion. case 1001E021 KIT, Pull Apart, 37MM: M54, M59, M63, M92 w/M17 Cartridge Tabulated Data: Case APE No. ..10010000M1 1001E022 KIT, Pull Apart, 40MM: MK2 , Unit of Issue . ..Each MK11, M81, M91 Installation Data: 1001E023 KIT, Pull Apart, 57MM: M306, BASIC MACHINE: M307, M308 Length . ..60in. 1001E024 KIT, Pull Apart, 57MM: M303 Width . ..36in. 1001E025 KIT, Pull Apart, 75MM: M48, Height . ..62–1/2in. M61, M64, M66, M338 Weight . ..2010 lbs 1001E026 KIT, Pull Apart, 75MM: M309, OPERATIONAL SHIELD: M310, M311 Length . ..60in. 1001E027 KIT, Pull Apart, 75MM: M349 Width . ..50in. 1001E028 KIT, Pull Apart, 75MM: M334 Height . ..84in. 1001E029 KIT, Pull Apart, 76MM: M42, Weight . ..3320 lbs M62, M93, M312, M315 Utilities Required: 1001E030 KIT, Pull Apart, 76MM: M319, Air at 100 psi and 130 cfm. M339, M340, M352, M361 Production Capacity: 1001E031 KIT, Pull Apart, 90MM: M71, Varies with type of operation being M77, M79, M82, M133, M304r performed. M313, M317, M318, M319, M332, Shipping Data: M336, M431, M580 BASIC MACHINE: 1001E032 KIT, Pull Apart, 105MM: M341 Length . ..66in. 1001E033 KIT, Pull Apart, 105MM: M326 Width . ..42in. 1001E034 KIT, Pull Apart, 105MM: M345 Height . ..72in. 1001E035 KIT, Pull Apart, 106MM: M344 Cube . ...115.0 cu ft 1001E036 KIT, Pull Apart, 106MM: M346, Weight . ..2480 lbs M581 OPERATIONAL SHIELD: 1001E038 KIT, Resize Cartridge Case, Length . ..66in. 37MM: M16, M17 Width . ..60in. 1001E039 KIT, Resize Cartridge Case, Height . ..96in. 40MM: M25, MK2 Cube . ...220.0 cu ft 1001E060 KIT, Assembly & Crimp, 37MM w/ Weight . ..4142 lbs M16 Cartridge Case 1001E061 KIT, Assembly & Crimp, 37MM w/ M17 Cartridge Case Associated Equipment: 1001E062 KIT, Assembly & Crimp, 40MM: None. w/M25, MK2 Cartridge Case 1001E063 KIT, Assembly & Crimp, 57MM, w/M23 Cartridge Case Kits : 1001E067 KIT, Assembly & Crimp, 76MM, 1001E005 KIT, Vise jaws & cartridge w/M88 or M101 Cartridge Case case shoes for pull apart of 1001E069 KIT, Assembly & Crimp, 105MM, 105MM: M323, M325 w/M32 Cartridge Case 1001E006 KIT, Pull apart, 105MM: M456 1001E070 KIT, Assembly & Crimp, 105MM, 1001E007 KIT, Pull apart and resize w/M90, M95 Cartridge Cases, 57MM: M306 and M307 and 106MM w/M94 Cartridge Case 1001E009 KIT, Rebuild 12–inch air cyl- 1001E073 KIT, Assembly & Crimpr 40MM: inders MK2 1001E019 KIT, Basic, for pull apart, 1001E074 KIT, Pull Apart 105MM HEP–T: resize, assembly and crimping M393A1, M416 & M494 of cartridges 1001E075 KIT, Pull Apart 90MM: M371 2-3 TM 43-0001-47 1001E077 KIT, Assembly M392A1 , 105MM 1001E092 KIT, Resize, Cartridge. Case Projectile to M115B1 Cartridge 6"/47 Propelling Charge Case 1001E093 KIT, Resize, Cartridge Case, 1001E079 KIT, Resize Cartridge Case, 5"/38 Propelling Charge 105MM: M148, M148A1B1, M150 1001E094 KIT, Resize, Cartridge Case 1001E081 KIT, Pull Apartr 37MM & 40MM w 5"/54 Propelling Charge self-destroying tracer 1001E095 KIT, 5"/54, 5"/38, and 6"/47 1001E082 KIT, Pull Apart 66MM: M72 Propelling Charge Cartridge Rocket Case 1001E087 KIT, Accessory for Pull Apart 1001E096 KIT, Base Plate of 105MM APDS-T, M392, M728 1001E097 KIT, 2.75–inch Rocket Warhead Cartridge XM274 Nose Cap and Retainer 1001E088 KIT, Basic Accessories for Removal Pull Apart of Navy Cartridge 1001E098 KIT, 105MM: M360 Projectile 76MM/62 Cal Reseating 1001E089 GAGE, VPA Alinement 1001E099 KIT, Flue Roller Cartridge 1001E090 KIT, Pull Apart Navy 3“/50 Case Resize 1001E091 KIT, Deluge w/Shield 1001E100 KIT, 75MM thru 106MM Cartridge (not shown) Case Flue Roller Resize 2-4 (2-5 blank) TM 43-0001-47 APE 1002M3--MACHINE, TWO SPINDLE, DEFUZING Use: heads is controlled by the hand throttle The two spindle defuzing machine was de- and/or the reversing valve on the air veloped for removing the point detonating motor.
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