DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY E Company 3-501ST AHB, CAB, 1AD 13425 SSG Sims ST Fort Bliss, TX 79916 M4/M4A1 CARBINE’S WEEKLY MAINTENANCE SOP AFVB-CAB-CE SOP 1 07 June 2014 1. PURPOSE: This SOP defines how Echo Company will conduct clearing, disassembling, cleaning, inspection for serviceability, and lubricating and reassembling of the M4/M4A1 Carbine on a weekly basis. 2. APPLICABILITY: 3rd Platoon, E Company 3-501st AHB, CAB, 1AD 3. REFERENCES: a. Lubricate order (LO); STP 21–1–SMCT b. TM 9–1005–319–10 c. DA Form 2404, Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Worksheet.
PROCEDURES: a. Soldiers will report to the arms room at 0900 hrs on every Monday. b. Soldiers will receive their personal weapon along with a TM, a magazine, cleaning kit and lubrication. c. Soldiers will receive 3 copies of DA Form 2404.
3. RESPONSIBILITIES: a. Platoon sergeant approves SOP and will ensure all soldiers assigned to 3th Platoon have read and been counsel on M4 Weekly Carbine Maintenance SOP. b. Squad lead will conduct monthly training on M4 maintenance SOP to include fill out DA Form 2404. c. All soldiers will be responsible for their assigned weapon and make sure weekly maintenance is done and complete three copies of DA Form 2404 for each M4 or M4A1 carbine. Turn in one copy to the armorer, one copy to the square leader and give a copy to your platoon sergeant.
671ST ENGINEER COMPANY 117 North Road Fort Luckywood, NJ 54545 3RD PLATOON M4 CARBINE WEEKLY MAINTENANCE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOP) EN-XSE-3PL SOP#: M4(1) 16 December 2012 1. PURPOSE: To standardize weekly maintenance procedures for M4’s assigned to 3rd Platoon/671st EN CO. 2. APPLICABILITY: This SOP applies to all Soldiers assigned to or attached to 3rd Platoon/671st EN CO. 3. REFERENCES: a. TM 9–1005–319–10 b. Lubricate Order (LO) c. STP 21–1–SMCT d. DA PAM 738-750 e. DA PAM 738-751 4. RESPONSIBILITIES: a.
(2) Using the buddy system and weapon clearing barrels if available ensure each soldiers weapon is clear of ammunition. b. Disassembling Weapon (1) Using STP 21-1-SMCT or TM 9-1005-319-10 for guidance, disassembling weapon (2) Ensure all weapon components are organized so no parts are missing. c. Clean Weapon (1) .Use a supply issued 5.56 cleaning kit and STP 21-1-SMCT or TM 9-1005-319-10 for reference. (2) Clean each part of dirt, carbon, and grime. d. Inspect of Serviceability (1) Inspect your weapon for discrepancies using
Individual Soldier. a. The individual soldier will clean his/her weapon weekly and after EVERY training exercise b. It is the responsibility of the Soldier to inform the unit armorer of any deficiencies found during training or weapon cleaning, with an attached DA Form 2404 with the deficiencies listed by the TM. c. It is the responsibility of the soldier to do weekly maintenance (PMCS) on his/her weapon.
When clearing your weapon, put your weapon on safe if not done so already, and have your battle buddy ensure that the firing chamber is clear. 2. When disassembling your weapon, follow procedures IAW TM 9-1005-319-10 for proper instructions. When disassembly is completed, keep all components in a centralized location so as to prevent misplacing weapon parts. 3.
Whilst we were there we were given a set of army combats (a top and bottoms) and whilst we stayed with them wherever we went with them we had to wear the army combats. My punctuality and appearance for the whole entire week was brilliant. Whilst we were away with the army we learned: how to march the way the army does, we learned how to do a fireman’s carry, we learned how to try and take out a sniper with being seen and we learned what it meant to be a vital part of a team.
3. RESPONSIBILITIES: Each individual soldier will sign their weapon out at the armory and clean his/her weapon while supervised by his/her squad leader. It is the individual soldier’s
To: Academy Director John A. Degutis Through: Senior Staff Instructor Chief Botieri From: Student Officer Matthew R. Bulman Barnstable Police Department Date: July 22, 2011 Subject: Responsibilities of First Responder Sir, During the past week myself and my fellow student officers in the 53rd M.P.O.C. were trained to be First Responders. Our instructors for the week were Sergeant David Jacek from Harwich Police Department, Officer Matthew Marshall from Brewster Police Department, Officer Ray Scichilone from Yarmouth Police Department, and Deputy Superintendent (Major) Ray Burton,(retired Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office). By definition First Responder is defined as the first medically trained person at the scene. The roles and responsibilities of First Responders are as follows: A) Respond promptly and safely to the scene of an accident or sudden illness.