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Revision as of 02:19, 11 August 2013
Luve everything in the military the numbering scheme for manuals follows a precise nomenclature. From the TM number you can determine what the manual is designed to provide and what equipment it is for.
For example:
TM 11-5815-283-35 | |
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TM | Technical Manual |
11 | Signal Equipment |
5815 | Teletype and Facsimile Equipment |
283 | AN/FGC-70X |
35 | Field and Depot Maintenance |
P | Repair Parts and Special Tools |
The Chart below Explains the Designators
Technical Manual Designations | |
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SEC | DEF |
TM |
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11 |
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5815 |
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283 |
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35 |
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