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TECHNICAL MANUAL AVIATION UNIT AND INTERMEDIATE TROUBLESHOOTING MANUAL FOR ARMY MODEL AH-64A helicopter (NSN 1520-01-106-9519) (EIC: RHA) WIRING DIAGRAMS

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imageYou might not need this publication, but if you mess around with connectors like I do this publication will be invaluable to you. Thankfully I had this when I lost a lot of my docs when my hard drive crapped out. Its number is TM 1-1520-238-T-10. The good stuff starts on page 11.

  • I enjoyed a trip down military connector lane.

    As a civilian aviation electronics tech I worked on a number of pieces of gear that sported what I call the green military type connector. Round, locking screw type ring for securing both ends.

  • in reply to phoenixcomm

    sorry - probably should send direct message, but it is a bit complicated here (sending "friendship request", then direct message could be time consuming and failure prone). And in this story there was argument that documents were not "secret", they were legally sold in USA - simply  anything on "Unites States Munitions List" could be considered restricted from export (like encryption algorithms in PGP era):

    https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.utd.101067/gov.uscourts.utd.101067.1.0.pdf

    p.2, p.6 (Air Force Technical Orders [flight manuals] are defense articles designated in Category I(a) on the USML, which may not be exported from the U.S. without the license or authorization from State Department)

    and if "flight manual" is "defense article", something called "TECHNICAL MANUAL [...]  FOR ARMY MODEL AH-64A helicopter [...] WIRING DIAGRAMS" could be as well (especially if somebody decide to post quick warning before checking document's completeness)...

  • in reply to JWx

    I don't post anything that is stamped SECRET unless if is also has the REDACTED stamp as well. FYI at a few federal customs auctions I have notified things that never should have been put in the auction.. Most of the time I have gotten a thank you note and the Item was removed from the sale. -CAH

  • in reply to JWx

    link may be random - it was first link I have found about this story, but the story itself seems real - there are other articles about it (when one searches using suspect's name), a few with more details... But it seems that document to be protected should have export restrictions section included - so it may not be a case here.  Maybe I have posted too fast, before checking details - sorry...