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Snap fastners
Adjustment buckle
Nylon webbing and stretch fabric
Specially designed rubber edge roll cover
+2G's
+4G's
-2G's
-4G's
Automatic brightness control (ABC) sensor
Magnetic receiver unit (MRU)
Cathode ray tube (CRT)
Relay optics assembly
Use a thicker liner
Install thicker spacer pads
Tighten the retention system
Make adjustments to the chin strap
Capped T-nut and pan head screw
Hook and pile fastners
Tie-down strap
Elastic keeper
Provide a front mounting option fro attaching night vision devices
Provide an attachment point for low profile battery packs
Eliminate the need for traditional bayonet receivers
Attachment point for modular lighting system
Binocular bridge
Image intensifier
Eye piece lens
Objective lens
Denatured alcohol
Isopropyl Alcohol
Ammoniated window cleaner
Non-Ammoniated window cleaner
40
60
95
170
Bridge
Module
Helmet mount
Image intensifier tube
Joint helmet mounted cueing system (JHMCS) ALEP spectacles (JCAS)
Block zero (CLEPIR)
Block zero plus
Block one
Open
In place
Removed
Pulled
Grey
Green
White
Yellow
30,000
34,000
35,000
40,000
40,000
30,000
35,000
25,000
One way
Two way
Three way
Four way
1
2
4
6
Snap fasteners along each side, and slide fasteners along the front
Snap fasteners along the front, and slide fasteners along each side
Snap fasteners along each side and along the front
Slide fasteners along each side and along the front
Left rear edge
Right rear edge
left front edge
Right front edge
Torso harness
air ace vest
Life preserver
Back style parachute
121.5 and 243 MHz
121 and 243 MHz
282.8 and 243 MHz
212.5 and 248 MHZ
121.5 MHz and 243 MHz
123.1 MHz and 282.8 MHz
121 MHz and 134 MHz
123.1 MHz and 243 MHz
20+-10 flashes per minute
100 flashes per minute
30+-5 flashes per minute
50+-10 flashes per minute
Square knot and an overhand knot
Surgeon's knot and locking knot
Overhand knot and square knot
Two surgeons knots
One single
One double
Two singles
Two doubles
Port
Bow
Stern
Starboard
Carbon dioxide (CO2) cylinder sleeve
Spray shield
Ballast bag
Sea anchor
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
(CO2) and ambient air
CO2 and nitrogen (CO2N2)
Compressed air augmented by ambient air
Hexagon
Octagon
Decagon
Round
7
20
9
25
A carrying case
A fiberglass case
A metal container
An envelope type container
Test only
Inspection only
Inspection or test
Visual inspection only
1.2 ounce rip-stop cotton
1.1 ounce rip-stop nylon
1.5 ounce rip-stop nylon
1.2 ounce rip-stop nylon
Serve as a container for the canopy, pilot chute, and suspension lines
Serve as protection for the canopy release
Allow for the use of accessories
Extract the pilot parachute
Pull the pilot parachute out
Pull the canopy out of the container
Pull the parachute container assembly away from the seat
Protects the canopy from abrasions during deployment
0.15 seconds after the recovery parachute mortar is fired
0.15 seconds before the recovery parachute mortar is fired
1.0 seconds before the recovery parachute mortar is fired
0.30 seconds after the recovery parachute mortar is fired
T-6A or F22 aircraft
F16 or F15 aircraft
T-5A or F16 aircraft
T-6A or F15 aircraft
The HVI and MPLS
The DU and helmet
The DU and cable assembly
The helmet and HVI
Bringing image into adjustment within a verticle line presenting double images of sight thereby
The process of bringing images into line or parallel as to accurately adjust the line of sight thereby presenting a single image
Reflecting and absorbing a percentage of incident radiation
Minimizing permanent damage cause by misadjustment to the present image viewed through the wearers eye
Pre clean all surfaces using a low pressure air source
Post clean all surfaces using a high pressure air source
Pre clean all surfaces using a high pressure air source
Post clean all surfaces using a high pressure air source
20-30 minutes
10-15 minutes
15-30 minutes
5-10 minutes
With duck-tape Mil-A-82284
With filament tape Mil-C-83248
With stowage straps and fabric linen Mil-A-83248
With tape Mil-T-83284
Increasing your altitude and breathing a little oxygen as possible
Breathing 100% oxygen & descending to a lower altitude
Descending to a lower altitude and breathing 50% straight oxygen
Descending to a lower altitude
Stretch
Turns
Twist
Bends
Minimum pressure release valve
Maximum pressure release valve
Low pressure release valve
High pressure release valve
The aircraft supply hose can swing 90 degrees
The aircraft supply hose can swing 360 degrees
The aircraft supply hose will be dismantled
The aircraft supply hose can swing 180 degrees
PBG oxygen systems only
Pressure breathing for gravity (PBG) and non PBG oxygen systems
Non PBG oxygen systems only
Maximum pressure breathing system regulator connectors
Exiting hissing and screaching sound
Termination of hissing sound
Diluted humming sound
Mild whistle sound terminating
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