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MIL-H-63192 (AR)
insure repositioning after performing the proof firing and road
test to determine possible displacement of any lines of sight.
Upon completion of the proof firing and road test, the carriage
shall be positioned over the original marked location and the
reticle of the borescope shall be placed in coincidence with its
respective target aiming point (lines A and B of Figure I).
Observe the respective lines of sight to determine their
relationship to the original settings.
The panormic telescope
and direct fire telescope lines of sight shall not have deviated
more than the tolerance specified in 3.3.14.
4.6.15 Recoil mechanism test.-The following tests shall be
performed prior and subsequent to the proof firing test.
4.6.15.1  Nitrogen leakage.-A solution of soap and water shall
be applied to the nitrogen filling end of the pressurized recuper-
ator cylinder.
There shall be no evidence of soap bubbles when
the cylinder is observed for a period of five minutes.
4.6.15.2 Foamed and contaminated oil.-Oil shall be withdrawn
slowly from the recoil mechanism into a glass beaker.
After
exposure to the atmosphere for one minute, the quantity of foam
shall not exceed five percent by volume and after fifteen minutes,
there shall be no operation bubbles. After exposure to the
atmosphere for one hour, the oil shall be examined for contamina-
tion.
Oil that contains sediment at the bottom of the beaker is
contaminated.
4.6.16  Reliability,  maintainability,  availability  and
durability  demonstration.-Demonstration  shall  be  conducted  by
the Government in accordance with a Government prepared demon-
stration  test  plan.
The  test  shall  be  for  information  only
and a howitzer exhibiting a failure shall be cause for the con-
tractor to perform a failure analyses.
The Government shall
verify the results of the failure analysis and assure that
deficiencies causing the failure are corrected on all weapons
and  components  in  process  at  the  contractors plant.
Packaging.
5.
5.1 Pilot pack.-A pilot pack shall consist of a complete
howitzer preserved in accordance with Packaging Data Sheet for
the level of protection specified in the contract (see 6.2),
packed Level B and forwarded as specified in 6.2.
5.2  Levels  A  and  B.-preservation,  packing  and  marking  shall
be in accordance with packaging Data Sheet J12010000 for the level
of protection specified in the contract (see 6.2).
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