MQF for the B52
One of the pilots’ sliding windows will be opened approximately two inches.
The No. 1 pin will be installed in both the navigator and radar navigator seats.
The pressure bulkhead door will be closed and locked.
Ensure the outside operating handle is flush with the skin of the aircraft.
The test position will not be used when preflighting the oxygen mask.
Do not select NORMAL position when supply shutoff lever is positioned ON.
100% oxygen is automatically supplied when smoke and fumes are present.
Do not force regulator diluter lever to NORMAL when the supply shutoff lever is positioned OFF.
NORMAL
EMERGENCY
30M
25M
Weak
High
Hazardous
Low
Sharp, acrid odor
Pungent odor
Toxic odor
Inert odor
Arming lanyard
Hatch release handle
Rotary latch hook
Arming link
Airbrake
Ground egress
Interphone
Fuel pump
Be stowed during ejection.
Not be occupied during crash landing or ditching.
Not be occupied during combat
Removed before flight
Creates a definite possibility of serious injury during ejection.
Provides comfort to the occupant during all hard landings.
Decreases the possibility of injury during flight in turbulence
Is permitted on long flights when parachute wear is mandatory.
Safety pin-pull pin has been reinserted into the arming initiator.
No. 1 safety pins have been inserted, arming lever(s) stowed and armrests lowered (in this sequence).
No. 1 safety pins have been inserted with the armrests lowered.
Arming lever(s) have been stowed, No. 1 safety pins inserted, and the armrests lowered (in this sequence).
Catapult
Safety
Arming
Pin-pull
Prevent the seat from firing if either trigger is squeezed.
Not prevent the seat from firing if either trigger is squeezed.
Deactivate the firing trigger.
Completely safe the seat.
Arming initiator will not fire.
Arming initiator will fire.
Seat will be in an armed condition.
Seat will fire the hatch and eject.
20 seconds
1 minute
5 minutes
10 minutes
Lock the inertia reel assembly before pulling the survival kit release handle.
Pull the integrated harness release handle prior to actuating the survival kit release.
Lock the inertia reel before actuating the integrated harness release handle.
Maintain a constant pressure on the release handle until all fittings are clear.
Fired
Armed and can be fired
Deactivated
Safe
Serious
Prolong
Critical
Fatal
Immediately puncture
Deflate
Stow
Install
Helmet chin strap fastened too tightly.
Any integrated harness attachment fitting disconnected.
The landing gear extended when airspeed is above 250 KIAS.
The landing gear retracted when airspeed is above 270 KIAS.
300
400
1000
1200
Body or external
Body or outboard
Main or external
Main or body
400
800
1000
1200
Mains and body
Auxiliary
Mains and external
External and outboard
Cause a lateral fuel imbalance that will make aircraft control difficult.
Provide a potential for engine flameout during a critical phase of flight.
Cause severe damage to the aircraft fuel supply system including fuel cells.
Provide a potential for catastrophic engine damage due to fuel starvation.
Maximum CG
Abnormal CG
Aircraft structural life
Empty pylons
High level
Low level or traffic pattern
Air refueling
Initial buffet
CENTER
OPEN
CLOSED
ON
The READY-FOR-CONTACT light will remain illuminated.
Damage to the doors will occur with possible hydraulic failure.
The doors will move to the full open position.
The doors will remain in an unlocked or intermediate position.
3
5
10
15
4
5
8
10
Interrupt electrical signals
Render any or all gear inoperable
Overtax hydraulic system
Rupture a hydraulic line
Opening the bomb doors
Reducing hydraulic pressure
Pulling the affected circuit breaker
Using the Emergency Bomb Release System
Pilot's Missile Select
Master Bomb Control
FWD-RACK Select
Pilot's Bomb Door
Be manually stowed
Automatically stow
Disconnect
Disengage
Disconnect lever position
Autopilot disengagement
Positive engagement
Control column position
Instrument approaches
Low level
Air refueling
Any critical phase of flight
1/2
1
2
4
Turn off the autopilot
Disengage the autopilot
Command ejection
Roll wings level
In a dive
In straight and level flight
In a turn
In a climb
Maintain forward yoke pressure
Lower raised airbrakes
Maintain column position manually
Perform unusual attitude recovery
23,000 feet
25,000 feet
30,000 feet
40,000 feet
Free from combustible materials.
Operating in the correct manner.
Not producing noises or vibrations
Correctly installed and stay that way
Air bleed select switch in EMERG RH INBD.
Heat exchanger ram air duct plugs in place.
Cabin pressure release switch in OPEN.
Engine manifold value switch OPEN
Open
Intermediate
Closed
Inactivate
RAM is selected
Above 12,000 feet
Cabin is pressurized
Cabin pressure is dumped
Altitude
Throttle setting
Airspeed
OAT
Inlet guide vanes
Scoops
Nose domes
Nacelle ducts
5
10
15
20
Advise the ARTC center.
Continue the mission
IDENT the ARTC center.
Land as soon as practical.
0 to 300
300 to 500
500 to 700
800 to 1000
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