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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i.e., P - pilot, N - navigator, etc. Classiied information shall be identiied in accordance with requirements

of MIL-STD-38784 and handled in accordance with appropriate directives. Chapters shall list those

systems/components requiring FCF veriication. When applicable, requirements shall be broken out by phase

of light, i.e., Before Flight, Takeoff and Climb, Cruise, etc. The manual shall contain detailed information

and procedures on how a component/system will be checked to include operating limits and other essential

data. Functional check light procedures shall be divided into chapters dependent upon type of aircraft and

the number of light crew required to accomplish the FCF requirements.

Print Presentation: The crew position letter shall precede the page number, i.e., P-1.

3.3.1.2.1 Source of data. Technical data relative to system/component operation shall be obtained from

applicable aircraft technical manuals, light manuals, communications publications, logistics support analysis

record, etc., for the development of the manual.

3.3.1.3 Sample completed checklists. When speciied by the acquiring activity (see 6.2p.), sample completed

checklists shall be included as the last chapter or section of the FCF manual.

3.4 Acceptance and/or functional check light (-6CL) checklist. This type of checklist shall be revised, not

changed, therefore, title information shall be in an abbreviated style. Such information shall consist of the

checklist title, technical manual identiication number, aircraft model, distribution statement, replacement note

(when applicable), authority notice (see Figure 12). Unless otherwise speciied by the acquiring activity (see

6.2q.), the distribution statement shall be the same as on the parent (-6CF) manual. No other front matter is

required for this checklist. Appendix C provides the DTD for electronic delivery of the FCF checklist.

Print Presentation: The FCF checklist shall be prepared in 5 by 8 inch format. Title, identiication number,

aircraft model, distribution statement, replacement note (when applicable), authority notice (all at the top of

the irst [title] page) and date of issue at the bottom of the page

Electronic Presentation: The checklist title, technical manual identiication number, aircraft model, distribution

statement, replacement note (when applicable), authority notice shall be at the start of the title information

and date of issue at the end of the title information.

3.4.1 FCF checklist title. The title portion of the FCF checklist shall relect the applicable type, model, and

series of a system. The "Acceptance and/or Functional Check Flight Checklist" title, technical manual

identiication number, title blocks, and information shall be arranged in the format shown (see Figure 12).

No deviation in format or contents of blocks one through six is permitted.

Electronic Presentation: The title portion shall be formatted to resemble printed output as closely as possible

and shall be presented in a scrollable view separately from the rest of the checklist.

3.4.2 FCF checklist contents (see Figures 12 and 13). Checklist items shall be listed in sequential order in

accordance with the FCF procedures manual. The checklist will be used by the crew member to record

indings and sign upon completion of the FCF. Requirements or limits, i.e., 1050�1100 psi, 65%, etc. shall

be given to assist light crew personnel. Items shall be representative of a condensed version of the FCF

procedures manual and shall include all essential data requirements of a functional check light. Items

included shall be indicative only of major items, systems, components or conditions that may be involved and

provide the pilot/crew member with a condensed type checklist of sequenced items for accomplishing a check

light and recording pertinent data during the functional check light. In the event multiple readings or values

must be recorded, a format for this data shall be an integral part of the checklist. The checklist shall have a

signature block for the pilot/crew member to sign after the functional check light has been completed.

3.4.3 FCF checklist arrangement. FCF checklist items shall be arranged directly under the title and

requirements shall be contained on additional cards as shown (see Figure 13). When speciied by the acquiring

activity (see 6.2r.), the test light proile (see 3.3) shall be included immediately below the title portion and

checklist items shall begin below the proile. Check items for each crew member shall begin on a new card

(see Figure 14). Single or double column formats may be used dependent upon weapon system requirements.

Print Presentation: When speciied by the acquiring activity, cards shall be prepared for printing on one

side only (see 6.2s.).