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MIL-DTL-81310 Manuals, Technical: Airborne Weapons/Stores Loading/Weapons Assembly/Support Equipment ConfigurationThis specification covers the requirements for the preparation of technical manuals \(TMs\) and checklists for aircraft preparation, for functionally testing various armament systems, and for loading/unloading conventional airborne weapons/stores that are approved for carriage on/in naval aircraft, conventional weapons assembly and airborne weapons support equipment description/configuration. Also included are requirements for the preparation of an airborne weapons/stores publication index. The requirements are applicable for both paper and digitally displayed page-oriented TMs and checklists.

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MIL-DTL-81310G(AS)
3.13 Common procedures <common-proc-section>. The common procedural
information described in 3.13.1 through 3.13.3 shall be prepared, as applicable, for the airborne
weapons/stores loading, WAM, and AWSE manuals.
3.13.1 Airborne weapons/stores loading manuals.
a. Introduction. Statement that this section contains procedures which are common to
more than one section in the manual and which must be performed to complete a safe and
reliable weapons/stores loading evolution. These procedures are presented once in this section to
avoid repetition and are referenced in other sections.
b. Emergency procedures. A brief paragraph explaining the following:
(1) Firefighting.
(2) Medical.
(3) Security.
c. Aircraft preparation. Sequential presentation of steps, illustrated for clarity, which are
common to more than one section of the manual such as procedures for aircraft grounding and
parent rack preparation. Presentation shall include a tabulated listing of armament switches and
circuit breakers and required positions to safe the system <arm-control-switches-table>
(standard table) (see figure 28). Steps shall include procedures to ensure that the aircraft is
fully prepared to accomplish a complete loading evolution in a safe and reliable manner.
d. Accessory suspension equipment. Sequential presentation of steps, illustrated for
clarity, for accomplishing functions which may be common to more than one loading and
unloading evolution in Section VI and subsequent sections. Procedures pertaining to aircraft
accessory equipment shall be presented first, and procedures pertaining to weapons/stores shall
be presented last. Where special test equipment is required, it shall be identified by
nomenclature and part number. Sequence of heading presentation is as follows:
(1) MER/TER/BRU-41/42 preparation/inspection.
(a) Swaybrace adjustment.
(b) Safety stop lever positioning/electrical safety pin installation.
(c) Suspension hook release.
(d) MER/TER mode selector setting.
(e) Cartridge installation.
(f) Other.
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