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** [[TM 5-500]] | ** [[TM 5-500]] | ||
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** [[TM 5-700]] | ** [[TM 5-700]] | ||
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** [[TM 5-9700]] | ** [[TM 5-9700]] | ||
** [[TM 5-9800]] | ** [[TM 5-9800]] | ||
| − | ** TM-5- | + | ** TM-5-9900 N/A |
===Technical Manuals: New numbering system from the sixties=== | ===Technical Manuals: New numbering system from the sixties=== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:20, 10 April 2024
Corps of engineers index
Technical Manuals
- TM 5-200 Bridges
- TM 5-1000 ” 5- 1999 Road & surfacing equipment
- TM 5-2000 “ 5-2993 Water supply equipment (pumps)
- TM 5-3000 “ 5-3999 Trucks and tractors
- TM 5-4000 “ 5-4339 Tools, mechanical and hand
- TM 5-5000 “ 5-5999 Power supply-electrical, gas, and pneumatic
- TM 5-6000 “ 5-6999 Reproduction equipment
- TM 5-7000 “ 5-7999 Antiaircraft equipment (searchlight. trailers, barrage balloon winches, etc.)
- TM 5-8000 “ 5-8999 Stream-crossing equipment (ponton bridges, etc.)
- TM 5-9000 “ 5-9999 Miscellaneous (trailers, cranes, refrigeration equipment etc.)
Technical Manuals: New numbering system from the sixties
ENG Supply Manuals
Publications comparable to SNL for Ordnance and SIG for Signals.