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PART ONE
INTRODUCTION
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SECTION I. GENERAL

Scope

1 1

Records

2 1
SECTION II. DESCRIPTION AND DATA

Uses of flame throwers

3 1

Characteristics and employment

4 4

Description and functioning

5 6

Identification information

6 9

Differences in models

7 9

Interchanging parts with M1 or M1A1 flame thrower

8 9

Data

9 9
SECTION III. TOOLS, PARTS, AND ACCESSORIES

Items with each flame thrower

10 11
PART TWO
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION IV. GENERAL

Scope

11 14
SECTION V. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT OF EQUIPMENT

New equipment

12 14

Used equipment

13 15
SECTION VI. CONTROLS

Controls

14 15
SECTION VII. OPERATION UNDER USUAL CONDITIONS

Training

15 16

Charging, filling, and servicing

16 16

Connecting tank group and gun group

17 16

Loading with ignition cylinder

18 17

Carrying the tank group

19 21

Carrying the gun

20 21

Opening pressure-tank valve

21 22

Ranges

22 22

Wind deflection

23 22

Firing positions

24 23

Aiming

25 23

Firing

26 23

Ceasing or interrupting fire

27 26

Additional bursts

28 26

Soaking the target

29 26

After firing

30 26
SECTION VIII. AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT

Ignition cylinder

31 27

Charging pressure tank

32 28

Precautions when pressure-charging

33 32

Characteristics of fuels

34 33

Preparation of thickened fuels

35 34

Preparation of liquid fuels

36 38

Filling by pouring

37 39

Filling by force pump

38 40

Filling by blowing

39 40

Precautions with fuels

40 43
SECTION IX. OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS

Wet conditions

41 44

Dust and mud

42 44

Heat

43 44

Cold

44 45

Wind

45 45
SECTION X. DEMOLITION TO PREVENT ENEMY USE

Destruction procedure

46 45
PART THREE
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION XI. GENERAL

Scope

47 46
SECTION XII. SPECIAL ORGANIZATIONAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Service kit

48 46
SECTION XIII. LUBRICATION

Lubrication

49 49
SECTION XIV. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SERVICES

General

50 49

Before-operation service of tank group

51 50

Before-operation service of gun group

52 50

Service when filling and charging

53 52

Service when firing

54 53

Service after firing

55 53

Service after six firing missions

56 54
SECTION XV. TROUBLE SHOOTING

Precautions

57 55

Fuel leaks

58 55

Safety head “blows” (breaks)

59 56

Carrier uncomfortable

60 56

Short range

61 56

Fuel-valve failure

62 57

Failure of ignition cylinder to ignite

63 57

Failure of fuel to ignite

64 58
SECTION XVI. TANK GROUP

General

65 58

Pressure tank and valve assembly

66 59

Pressure regulator

67 63

Fuel-tank assembly

68 65

Filling and safety-head plug assemblies

69 67

Tank coupling

70 69

Carrier

71 71
SECTION XVII. GUN GROUP

General

72 74

Fuel-hose assembly

73 74

Valve grip

74 75

Barrel and valve-body assembly

75 77

Ignition head

76 82
APPENDIX
SECTIONXVIII. SHIPMENT AND STORAGE

Shipment and storage

77 86
SECTION XIX. LIST OF REFERENCES

References

78 87
INDEX

Fig 1. Portable flame thrower M2-2.


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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