TM 10-5411-203-13Section IV.OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS2-7.OPERATION IN UNUSUAL WEATHERa.OperationinRainand/orMud(1)Dig a drainage ditch along outside of Complexing Kit Passageway to prevent standing water.(2)A chape (tab with grommet) is provided on each side (top centered) of the Type I passageway. Thechapes are provided to attach tie-downs to provide water runoff. Chapes may be tied down if necessaryat the user's discretion.(3)Frequently check fabric for holes or tears. Promptly report any damage to your supervisor,(4)Make sure connector assembly is dry before packing to prevent mildew. Ensure other parts are free frommoisture before packing to prevent mildew on fabric.b.OperationinSnow,Ice,and/orExtremeColdWARNINGIn extremely cold weather, do not touch metal parts with bare hands.Wear gloves to prevent injuries to hands. Severe skin damage mayresult.(1)Frequently remove snow from roof of connector assembly by gently pushing roof from inside with handsto keep roof clear of snow or ice.(2)Prior to assembling Complexing Kit Passageway on snow-covered ground, inspect surface for holes orcrevices.(3)Before assembly of Complexing Kit Passageway, pack/stamp down snow with feet to provide firmsurface.(4)Frequently check fabric for holes or tears. Promptly report any damage to your supervisor,c.OperationinHighWind(1)Frequently check lacing to ensure tightness. If loose, re-lace becket lacing and tie securely.(2)Frequently check straps holding passageway to exterior frame assembly for tightness, Promptly reportany damage to your supervisor.(3)Frequently check exterior frame assembly to ensure tightness of fittings. Promptly report any loosefittings or damage to your supervisor.2-53/(2-54 blank)
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