systems equipment, rockets and electronic systems\). Some systems may require an inspection requirements manual only, or work cards only. For other systems a combination of both inspection manual and work cards may be more suitable. This specification provides for electronic delivery of data through the use of the Document Type Definitions \(DTD\) listed in Appendixes A through F. \(Appendix E has been deleted.\)

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d. Lubrication Requirements (Lubrication may be included with inspection items)

3.6.3.1 Work card front matter. Front matter shall be prepared in accordance with MIL-STD-38784 except

the List of Effective Pages shall be titled List of Effective Cards (see 3.6.4.1).

Electronic Presentation: The List of Effective Cards shall be included as part of the Left Pane per

the requirements of MIL-DTL-87268.

3.6.3.2 Work area diagram cards. Work area diagram cards (see Figure 16) shall be prepared to relect the

work area breakdown for each weapon/support system required for each type of inspection.

3.6.3.3 Inspection requirements (see Figure 17). The inspection requirements work cards shall relect the

requirements contained in chapters 1 (one) and 2 (two) of the -6 inspection manual for all areas/parts

requiring inspection, lubrication, and servicing. If required by the acquiring activity work cards may be

developed as self-contained documents and only need to be referenced in the -6 inspection manual (see

6.2v.). The card(s) shall cover systems, assemblies, or components logically grouped together to show an

easily understood and orderly progression of inspection requirements. The cards shall contain the appropriate

inspection requirement statements on the face of the card and inspection illustrations on the reverse side. If

required by the acquiring activity (see 6.2v.), and no inspection illustrations exist, the inspection requirement

statements may low to the reverse side of the card. The illustration shall relect the alphanumerically

identiied inspection/servicing locations speciied on the face of the card. Special enlarged and detailed views

shall be used to identify otherwise obscured inspection items. Additional information essential to the work

card requirements may be obtained from maintenance manuals and other current technical data. Work card

information shall include the listing of speciied pressures, torques, clearances, tolerances, luid levels, notes,

cautions, warnings, etc. When an inspected item requires a servicing action, such as hydraulic accumulator

servicing, the inspection requirement shall indicate the service reference required, i.e. "Check hydraulic

accumulator for proper service (if service is required refer to JG 12-10-05)". Should deviations be required

by the acquiring activity (e.g. for different models of equipment), all information of a general nature,

such as keys, added symbols, effectivity codes and explanatory notes shall be shown on the foreword

cards (see 6.2v.). Notes shall be brief and explicit.

Electronic Presentation: Graphics shall be linked to the irst step it is referencing.

3.6.3.4 Lubrication requirements (see Figure 18). The lubrication work cards shall show periodic lubrication

requirements for all parts. Cards shall cover systems, assemblies, or components logically grouped together

to show an easily understood and orderly progression of lubrication requirements. The cards shall contain the

appropriate lubrication requirement statements on the face of the card and lubrication illustrations on the

reverse side. The illustration shall relect the alphanumerically identiied lubrication locations speciied on

the face of the card, the lubricants required for each location, and a symbol indicating the method of

application. Special enlarged and detailed views shall be used to identify otherwise obscured lubrication

items. Lubrication work cards text shall be brief and explicit, providing the necessary lubrication information

and shall present complete lubrication requirements without need for other manuals. Should deviations be

required by the acquiring activity (e.g. for different models of equipment), all information of a general nature

such as keys, added symbols, effectivity codes and explanatory notes shall be shown on the foreword cards

(see 6.2w.). The lubrication requirement work cards shall be included within speciic mechanic type groups.

Electronic Presentation: Graphics shall be linked to the irst step it is referencing.

3.6.4 Work card preparation. Work cards shall be prepared in accordance with 3.6.4.1 through 3.6.4.16

and Figures 17 and 18.

Electronic Presentation: The ixed footer row may be left off when it is identical to ixed header row.

3.6.4.1 Card number. Each work card shall be assigned one number which shall appear on the front and

back of the card (including front matter cards). Each card shall be numbered consecutively with a three digit

number starting with 001 for the irst card of each set, except front matter cards which shall be numbered

in accordance with MIL-STD-38784. Where the set is divided into chapters, card numbers shall be preceded

by the chapter number. For example: Chapter 1, card 10 would be 1-010; Chapter 2, card 22 would be

2-022. These blocks do not apply to the phased inspection cards (see 3.6.4.1.1).