314 ON WHEELS The DD Form 314 is also used to schedule PM on all equipment that falls into the Tactical and Support Wheeled Vehicle category. The method of using the 314 for your wheeled vehicles is the same as for Combat Vehicles (page 8). To find out which PM services a specific wheeled vehicle gets, check its TM. In general, all tactical vehicles and trailers get the lubrication (L) and 180day semiannual or 3,000 miles (S) service. TM 38-660 gives the PM services for commercial support vehicles. Here you usually do the 90-day or 3,000 miles service (Q) and the 12-month or 4,000 mile service (B). One big exception to the 2406 report are commercial design and tactical vehicles that're authorized and assigned to administrative motor pools. DA level can use the 2406 for collection of info on any item of equipment that they feel is required to assure local operational readiness. .40 6. Materiel Readiness reports on administrative vehicles are not required at DA level. But commanders below commander says so. This means the 2406 can be used for administrative vehicles if your local 54/01/TTIN Additional High Points Binder . . . Keep the vehicle's complete nomenclature on its edge and front cover for quick identification. DA Form 2408-3... This is one of the most important forms in your log book, so be extra sure each entry is accurate. Parts used for repairs of administrative vehicles do not go on this form... they go on the 2407. The two areas that have given trouble in the past are blocks 8 and 11i. Block 8 should show the end item FSN; block 11i should show the FSN of the part. Enter parts used for administrative use vehicles on the 2407-better see para 4-7 of the TM. DA Form 2408-5... You can have several of these in your log; one for the overall vehicle and one on each recoverable assembly or component that requires or has had an MWO applied except for those components on which a 2409 is required. You don't make out a -5 for recoverable components until a MWO has been issued or installed on the recoverable component. Commercial type vehicles don't get this form. DA Form 2408-6... Only support maintenance makes entries. Commercial type vehicles do not use the -6. DA Form 2408-7. . . Every piece of equipment in the tactical and support vehicle category uses this form; even the items that only have a 2409 consolidated log. Remember, a set of 24087's is made out when you transfer a vehicle and whenever you receive a vehicle. DA Form 2408-8... Here again, this form goes on every major item. It's actually the vehicles birth certificate. You should have the hard copy. Make no entries; just hang onto it because it's part of the equipment's permanent record. It helps with dope to make your 2408-7. DA Form 2408-9 ... The only wheeled vehicle logs that'll have this form will be for trucks that mount weapons like the 106-mm recoilless rifle and the Davy Crockett. All other vehicles can forget the -9. DA Form 2408-10... This form should reflect all the recoverable components on your vehicle. Also it should be used as a cover index if you have a vehicle log book plus one or more consolidated (2409) logs. DA Form 2408-11 ... Your commercial type administrative vehicles use this form. It's used to keep a record of accumulative repair parts cost so you won't exceed the vehicle's maximum DA Form 2408-14... All wheeled vehicles that get a log book use this form. It's a good idea to check this form before inspecting a vehicle; if a fault is already covered here then you don't have to pick it up again on your DA 2404. When a recorded fault is corrected at organizational level, be sure and record it on the DA 2408-3 and indicate the transfer on this form. DA Form 2409 The only vehicles in the Tactical and Support Vehicle category that use the DA Form 2409 as a consolidated vehicle log are tactical and commercial trailers, semi-trailers, motorcycles and scooters. Details on using and filling in the form are covered on page 43. Although the 2409 is a single card log it usually takes a few additional forms to complete the equipment's record log. These are spelled out in paragraph 4-26 of the new TM 38-750. WHEN THE 2409 IS ON A TRAILER, IT SHOULD BE KEPT ING VEHICLE, |