CARD NAVAIR 01-XXX-6 CHANGE NO. REMOVAL/REPLACMENT SCHEDULE AND 5 DATE: 15 August 1997 SPECIAL TRACKING REQUIREMENTS NOMENCLATURE PART/MODEL REMOVAL NUMBER DISPOSITION INTERVAL REMARKS CATAPULT SYSTEM NOTE 1: A 10 percent extension is not authorized. *Catapult Launch Bar 134762-011 122781-110 Forward to Depot 200 Catapult Launches See Note 1 *Catapult Launch Bar 134762-011 122781-110 Retire 4,000 Catapult Launches See Note 1 *Catapult Holdback Socket 128694-101, -105 Retire 3,000 Catapult Launches See Note 1 ARRESTING GEAR NOTE 1: Denotes requirement for Equipment History Record card. *Shank 1281155-101 Forward to Depot 150 Arrested Landings Drag Link Arresting Hook 1280555-109 Repair at Depot 500 Arrested Landings See Note 1 Figure 4-2.—Periodic maintenance information card. Checklists The checklist format for inspections provides maintenance personnel with abbreviated requirements for turnaround inspections. Checklist inspection requirements are consecutively numbered and arranged in a logical working order. AIRCRAFT INSPECTION PROCEDURES and reports. In many activities, AZs initiate inspection documents electronically through NALCOMIS. These documents deal with aircraft and aeronautical equipment inspections, inspection procedures, and authorized deviations to inspections. Types of Aircraft and Equipment Inspections Aircraft and aeronautical equipment undergo unscheduled and scheduled inspections. Maintenance personnel use the Preflight/Daily/ Turnaround/Postflight Maintenance Record, OPNAV As an AZ, you should be knowledgeable about the types of aircraft and aeronautical equipment inspections, PMS publications, and associated records 4-5