New Equipment Training (NET)

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Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense
New Equipment Training (NET)
Joint Service Lightweight Integrated
Suit Technology (JSLIST)
Alternative Footwear Solutions (AFS)
Joint Project Manager –
Individual Protection
OCT 2008
041025 SPIE Symposium UK050426_APBI
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Alternative Footwear Solutions
New Equipment Training (NET) for Alternative Footwear Solutions consists of
operational instructions used when the warfighter has not been exposed to
contamination. Refer to USA – FM 3-11.5, USMC – MCWP 3-37.3, USN –
NTTP 3-11.26, USAF – AFTTP(I) 3-2.60 for decontamination procedures.
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TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of this lesson, the warfighter will perform; size and fit, PMCS,
don, doff, display proper use and care, mark overboot for training and disposal
operations of the Alternative Footwear Solutions in accordance with U.S.
MARINE CORPS TM 8415-10/3, U.S. ARMY TM 10-8415-220-10, U.S. NAVY
SS200-AP-MMO-010, and Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
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AFS
INTRODUCTION
• SAFETY PROCEDURES
• DESCRIPTION
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AFS
SAFETY PROCEDURES
Prior to Donning:
1. Inspect the shelf-life expiration date on the outside of the vacuum seal
package before use.
2. Inspect the factory packaging, to ensure that there are no holes, cuts, or
damaged areas that will reduce the effectiveness of the overboot.
3. Before donning visually inspect the overboot to ensure that there are no
holes, cuts, tears, cracking and tackiness. Replace damaged overboot with
a serviceable AFS.
4. If factory seal package has been penetrated with POL or insect repellent,
mark and use for TRAINING ONLY (TRNG ONLY) or dispose of in
accordance with Service directives.
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AFS
SAFETY PROCEDURES (con’t)
Prior to Donning:
5.
During use, inspect for holes, cuts, tears, or separations in the seams.
•
If either overboot is damaged before, during, or after use replace Alternative
Footwear Solutions with a serviceable pair.
•
All test participants must be monitored for skin irritation, heat rashes, and
signs of heat stress.
NOTE: If you have any problems notify your supervisor immediately
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AFS DESCRIPTION
Alternative Footwear Solutions is an overboot worn over standard combat/duty
boots that will provide chemical and biological (CB) protection when worn as
part of the CB protection ensemble. The Alternative Footwear Solutions will
provide 24 hours of protection in a CB contaminated environment. The
overboots can be worn up to 376 hours of wear time over 45 days in an
uncontaminated environment.
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AFS
SIZING PROCEDURES
Enabling Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this lesson the warfighter
will have the ability to select proper Alternative Footwear Solutions size.
ACTION:
Select Alternative Footwear Solutions size.
CONDITIONS:
In a classroom environment with the following tools: Alternative Footwear
Solutions, JSLIST Technical Manual (TM) or Air Force Technical Order T.O.
14P3-1-141.
STANDARD:
Select proper Alternative Footwear Solutions IAW: New Equipment Training
Brief, U.S. MARINE CORPS TM 8415-10/3, U.S. ARMY TM 10-8415-220-10,
U.S. NAVY SS200-AP-MMO-010, and T.O. 14P3-1-141.
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AFS SIZING CHART
AFS Sizing
Boot Size Worn
X-Small
3.5 - -5.5
Small
6 - 7.5
Medium
8 - 9.5 R
Large
9.5 W - 11.5
X-Large
12 - 14
XX-Large
14.5 - 18
All measurements are standard U.S. shoe sizes.
NOTE: The above sizing chart is for reference only. Fit and comfort is very
unique for every individual. After initial fitting the warfighter should try the next
larger or smaller size to determine the optimal fit.
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CONDUCT CHECK ON LEARNING
1.What is the next step for the warfighter if the overboots do not provided optimal
fit base on the chart recommendation?
Answer: The warfighter will try on the next smaller or larger size overboot
until he/she has an optimal fit.
2.What size overboots would a warfighter select if they worn a shoe size 10.5R?
Answer: (Large)
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AFS PMCS
Enabling Learning Objectives:
The warfighter will have the ability to perform Preventive Maintenance Checks
and Services (PMCS) to ensure the Alternative Footwear Solutions will meet
operational standards and identify any correction or problems.
ACTION:
Perform PMCS on the Alternative Footwear Solutions
CONDITIONS:
In a class room environment with the following tools: Alternative Footwear
Solutions, JSLIST TM or Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
STANDARDS:
Perform PMCS procedures IAW:U.S. MARINE CORPS TM 8415-10/3, U.S.
ARMY TM 10-8415-220-10,U.S. NAVY SS200-AP-MMO-010, and Air Force
T.O. 14P3-1-141.
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PMCS GUIDANCE
Item NumberThis column identifies the
numerical order of equipment to
inspect.
ITEM
IntervalIdentifies frequency of inspection.
NO.
INTERVAL
ITEM TO BE
CHECKED
OR
SERVICED
PROCEDURE
NOT FULLY
MISSION
CAPABLE IF:
Item to be Checked or
ServicedIdentifies the equipment to
inspect or to service.
ProceduresDefines what the warfighter will
inspect on the item.
Not Fully Mission Capable If:
Defines deficiencies which will
keep the equipment from
performing it’s primary mission
safely.
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AFS PMCS
ITEM
NO.
1
INTERVAL
Before
ITEM TO BE
CHECKED OR
SERVICED
AFS Vacuum
Package Bag
NOT FULLY MISSION
CAPABLE IF:
PROCEDURE
Inspect vacuum package
for shelf life expiration
date.
Visually inspect vacuum
package for rips, tears,
and holes. Repair rips,
tears, or holes in the
vacuum package with
duct tape.
Check cleanliness of the
bag. If dirty, wipe clean
using a soft cloth and a
mild detergent diluted in
warm water if necessary.
Dry the bag completely.
If the shelf life has
expired, mark and
use for TRAINING
ONLY or dispose of
in accordance with
Service directives.
If the contents have
been damaged or
exposed to POL or
insect repellent,
mark and use for
TRAINING ONLY or
dispose of in
accordance with
Service directives.
N/A
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AFS PMCS
ITEM
NO.
2
INTERVAL
Before
ITEM TO BE
CHECKED OR
SERVICED
Alternative
Footwear
Solutions
PROCEDURE
Inspect the overboots
inside and outside to
ensure that there are no
holes, cuts, tears,
cracking and tackiness;
missing or damaged loop
and boot fasteners.
No repair is authorized.
Replace unserviceable
item with a serviceable
pair.
NOT FULLY
MISSION
CAPABLE IF:
If overboot has
holes, cuts,
tears, cracking,
tackiness,
missing or
damaged loop
and button
fasteners or
been exposed
to POL or
insect
repellent.
If damaged, mark
and use for
TRAINING ONLY
or dispose of in
accordance with
Service
directives.
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AFS PMCS
ITEM
NO.
1
INTERVAL
During
ITEM TO BE
CHECKED OR
SERVICED
Alternative
Footwear
Solutions
PROCEDURE
Inspect the overboots
inside and outside to
ensure that there are no
holes, cuts, tears,
cracking and tackiness;
missing or damaged loop
and boot fasteners.
pair.
NOT FULLY
MISSION
CAPABLE IF:
If overboot
has holes,
cuts, tears,
cracking,
tackiness,
missing or
damaged loop
and button
fasteners or
been exposed
to POL or
insect
repellent.
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AFS PMCS
ITEM
NO.
1
INTERVAL
After
ITEM TO BE
CHECKED OR
SERVICED
Alternative
Footwear
Solutions
PROCEDURE
Inspect inside and
outside for holes, cuts,
tears, cracking and
tackiness. Inspect for
damaged or missing loop
and button fasteners.
pair.
NOT FULLY
MISSION
CAPABLE IF:
Overboots have
holes, cuts, tears,
cracking,
tackiness,
missing or
damaged loop
and button
fasteners or have
been exposed to
POL or insect
repellent. If
damaged, mark
and use for
TRAINING ONLY
or dispose of in
accordance with
Service
directives.
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1. When a vacuum seal bag has holes or tears for an undetermined amount of
time is it “fully mission capable”?
Answer : No
2. What should the warfighter do with the overboots have been deemed “not
fully mission capable”?
Answer: Mark damaged overboots “TRNG ONLY” or dispose overboots in
accordance with Service directives.
3. What is the purpose of PMCS?
Answer: To keep overboots in operating condition and find, correct or
report problems.
4. True or False: The warfighter will repair the overboots with duct tape if it has
holes, cuts or tears.
Answer: False. If there are holes, cuts or tears in the overboots the boots
are deemed not fully mission capable and the overboots are replace
with a serviceable pair.
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AFS DONNING
Enabling Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this lesson the warfighter will
have the ability to don the Alternative Footwear Solutions.
ACTION:
Don Alternative Footwear Solutions
CONDITIONS:
In a classroom environment with the following tools: AFS overboot, JSLIST TM or
Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
STANDARDS:
Don the AFS overboot IAW: New Equipment Training Brief, U.S. MARINE CORPS
TM 8415-10/3, U.S. ARMY TM 10-8415-220-10,U.S. NAVY SS200-AP-MMO-010,
and Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
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AFS DONNING PROCEDURES
• Alternative Footwear Solutions shall be worn in the event that CB protection is
required. [MOPP 2, 3, or 4]
• Insert combat/duty boots into the Alternative Footwear Solutions. Make sure the
Alternative Footwear Solutions fit is neither too tight nor too loose.
• Close Alternative Footwear Solutions with the three adjustable elastic loop
closures. Repeat the process for the other foot.
• Ensure Alternative Footwear Solutions completely covers the footwear.
• Secure the leg opening over the Alternative Footwear Solutions with the hook and
pile fasteners or leg slide fastener which ever is applicable .
NOTE: Be sure that the loop fasteners on Alternative Footwear Solutions are
turned 1800 toward the front of the overboots.
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1. True or False: The warfighter will don the overboot in MOPP Level 1.
Answer: False: The overboot is don in MOPP Level 2, 3, or 4.
2. When a loop fastener is damaged or missing the warfighter should:
a. Replace the overboot with a serviceable pair.
b. Replace the missing or damaged loop fastener
c. Turn-In overboot to DRMO
Answer: a. Replace the overboot with a serviceable pair.
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AFS DOFFING
Enabling Learning Objective: At the conclusion of this lesson the warfighter
will have the ability to doff the Alternative Footwear Solutions.
ACTION:
Doff the Alternative Footwear Solutions
CONDITIONS:
In a classroom environment with the following tools: AFS overboot, JSLIST
TM or Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
STANDARDS:
Doff the AFS overboot IAW: New Equipment Training Brief, U.S. MARINE
CORPS TM 8415-10/3, U.S. ARMY TM 10-8415-220-10,U.S. NAVY SS200AP-MMO-010, and Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
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AFS DOFFING PROCEDURES
Type VII trousers:
• Untie trouser leg drawstrings.
• Unfasten ankle hook and pile fasteners.
• Unfasten three elastic loop closures on the AFS.
• Remove Alternative Footwear Solutions overboots.
Type II trousers:
•Unfasten ankle hook and pile fasteners.
•Unfasten three elastic loop closures on the AFS.
•Remove Alternative Footwear Solutions.
.
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AFS DOFFING PROCEDURES
JPACE:
• Open the leg slide fastener of the JC3.
• Unfasten three elastic loop closures on the AFS.
• Remove Alternative Footwear Solutions.
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1. True or False: The overboot can only be worn with the Type VII trousers.
Answer: False The overboots can be worn with JSLIST Type VII trousers,
JSLIST Type II trousers or JPACE suit.
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AFS CLEANING
Enabling Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this lesson the warfighter
will have the ability to clean the AFS overboots.
ACTION:
Clean Alternative Footwear Solutions.
CONDITIONS:
In a classroom environment with the following tools: Alternative Footwear
Solutions, mild soap, lukewarm water, pail, and JSLIST TM or Air Force T.O.
14P3-1-141.
STANDARDS:
Clean the Alternative Footwear Solutions IAW: New Equipment Training Brief,
U.S. MARINE CORPS TM 8415-10/3, U.S. ARMY TM 10-8415-220-10,U.S.
NAVY SS200-AP-MMO-010, and Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
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AFS CLEANING PROCEDURES
• AFS overboots exposed to dirt should be cleaned with normal soap and
water.
• Rinse with clean water and then air-dry.
• Always dry the boots slowly away from sources of extreme heat; such as hot
radiators, stoves, or fireboxes.
•AFS overboots contaminated with Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants (POL),
should be wiped off within two minutes and air-dried. If contaminants are on the
Alternative Footwear Solutions for more than 2 minutes, the boot protection
may be degraded. Replace overboot as soon as possible.
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1. True or False: When the AFS overboots becomes dirt only clean the
overboots with clear water.
Answer: False. The overboots should been cleaned with normal soap and
water.
2. When the butyl overboots becomes contaminated with POLs the overboots
should be wipe off within:
a. 10 Minutes
b. 5 Minutes
c. 2 Minutes
Answer : (c) within 2 Minutes
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MARK Alternative Footwear Solutions
for TRAINING
Enabling Learning Objectives At the conclusion of this lesson the warfighter
will have the ability to mark AFS overboots for training.
ACTION:
Mark AFS overboots “TRNG ONLY”
CONDITIONS:
In a classroom environment with the following tools: AFS, ½ “- ¾” stencil,
opaque white paint, and JSLIST TM or Air Force Technical Order T.O. 14P3-1141.
STANDARDS:
Mark AFS overboots “TRNG ONLY” in accordance with New Equipment
Training Brief, U.S. MARINE CORPS TM 8415-10/3, U.S. ARMY TM 10-8415220-10,U.S. NAVY SS200-AP-MMO-010, and Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141.
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AFS
MARK for TRAINING PROCEDURES
• Use AFS overboots for training when shelf life is expired, wear time is
exceeded, or is rendered unserviceable.
• Mark overboot “TRNG ONLY” in ½”- ¾” white letters using an opaque white
paint.
• Mark overboot on the outside 2 inches from the top of the boot.
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1. The warfighter will mark the AFS overboot “TRNG ONLY” using :
a. Opaque white paint and ½ “ - ¾ “ stencil
b. Any visual opaque paint and ½ “ - ¾ “ stencil
c. Opaque orange paint and ¼ “ – ¾ “ stencil
d. All of the above
Answer: (a)
2. True or False: The overboots mark for training requirement is marked on the
outside 1” from the top of the boot.
Answer: False: Mark overboot on the outside 2 inches from the top
of the boot.
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Alternative Footwear Solutions DISPOSAL
Enabling Learning Objectives At the conclusion of this lesson the
warfighter will have the ability to dispose AFS IAW Service directives.
ACTION:
Dispose damaged AFS overboots
CONDITIONS:
In a classroom environment with the following tools: damaged AFS,
JSLIST TM or Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141 and Service directives.
STANDARDS:
Dispose damaged AFS IAW: New Equipment Training Brief, U.S. MARINE
CORPS TM 8415-10/3, U.S. ARMY TM 10-8415-220-10, U.S. NAVY
SS200-AP-MMO-010, Air Force T.O. 14P3-1-141, and Service directives.
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Alternative Footwear Solutions DISPOSAL
PROCEDURES
• See Service directives for disposal procedures.
•AFS overboot is a consumable item which requires special handling for
disposal.
• Once the overboot has exceeded its shelf life, exceeded wear time or has
sustained damage rendering it unserviceable, the overboot are disposed of in
accordance with Services directives.
• Condemn and dispose of the Alternative Footwear Solutions through DRMO
when overboot becomes unserviceable for mission or training use.
• Shelf-life information for Individual Protection Equipment (IPE) is available at
http://shelflife.pmnbc.com
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1. What agency does the warfighter use to dispose of overboots when they
become unserviceable for mission or training?
Answer: Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO)
2. On what website can the warfighter find individual protection equipment
shelf-life information?
Answer: http://shelflife.pmnbc.com
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SUMMARY
The warfighter must understand the capabilities and limitations of the
Alternative Footwear Solutions in order to successfully complete the mission.
Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services, Donning Procedures, Doffing
Procedures, are keys to protection from chemical and biological agents
•Safety Procedures
•Description
•Sizing Procedures
•PMCS
•Donning Procedures
•Doffing Procedures
•Cleaning Procedures
•Mark for “TRNG ONLY” Procedures
•Disposal Procedures
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Alternative Footwear Solutions
QUESTIONS?
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New Equipment Training (NET)

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