TM 5-6635-386-12&P and ASL. See Appendix D. 5-5.  REPAIR  PARTS  AND  SUPPORT.  Requisitions  will be  forwarded  to  and  filled  by  DCSC.  Routing  identifier code  (S9C)  under  milstrip  procedures  (AR  725-50)  for non-NSN   items   see   Appendix   H,   for   NSN   Items   see Appendix 1. Requisitions should cite manufacturer’s part numbers in the absence of NSN’s. 5-6. PERSONNEL AND TRAINING a.   All   operational   and   support   personnel   will require  training  on  the  safe  handling  of  nuclear  devices (see Para 4-12). b.  MOS  Training:    TRADOC  will  manage  and coordinate  the  MOS  training  of  operators.  This  training will  be  conducted  by  the  51  Committee  (51  G)  at  Ft. Leonardwood, MO. 5-7. EQUIPMENT PUBLICATIONS a. Initially two sets of the Commercial Instruction Manuals, supplemented by a separate SOMARPI and TB 385-1 03 (Safety Procedures) were issued to support the soil tester. b. After initial issue of Tester, the manufacturers manuals, the SOMARPI and TB 385-103 were combined into this manual. 5-8. FACILITIES a. No special maintenance facilities are required for the tester. b. For storage facilities, see Section  IV,  Para  4- 17 and 4-18. 5-9. EQUIPMENT IMPROVEMENT RECOMMENDATION (EIR’S). EIR’s will be submitted in accordance with instructions contained  in  DA  PAM  738- 750. 5-10.   DESTRUCTION   TO   PREVENT   ENEMY   USE. When  the  tester  cannot  be  evacuated  the  following  will be done: a.  Remove  the  circuit  boards  and  display  panel (loosen   and   remove   the   four   screws   located   in   the corners  of  the  tester’s  display  panel,  pull  off  panel,  and cut or disconnect wiring). b.  Destroy  the  display  panel  and  circuit  boards by crushing. c.    Destroy    worksheet    and    logs    by    crushing, tearing,   and   burying,   or   scattering   over   a   sufficiently large area to make recovery improbable. d. Abandon the remainder of the tester. 5-11. PROCEDURE.    In    addition    to    operating    and maintenance instructions, see Section IV, Safety Procedures, in this manual. 5-12. MANUFACTURER’S SAFETY DEFECTS. If any manufacturer’s   safety   defects   occur,   upon   notification TACOM   will   advise   users   on   action   to   be   taken   for correction and reporting. 5-13. MANUFACTURER’S  FIELD  CAMPAIGNS  AND MODIFICATIONS.  Modifications  are  not  anticipated.  If necessary,  they  will  be  applied  by  CPN  after  TACOM’s approval of the field campaign or modification plan. 5-14. BASIC  ISSUE  ITEM  LIST.  List  of  items  which accompany   the   tester   or   are   required   for   installation, operation. or operator maintenance (Appendix C). 5-15. PERSONNEL  DOSIMETRY.  See  Section  IV  in this manual. 5-16. SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS. Shipping Information   for   Tester,   Density   and   Moisture,   Nuclear Method, NSN 6635-01-030-6896. For additional information see paragraph 4-20. a. Consult with the unit Transportation Officer to insure   that   the   tester   is   shipped   in   accordance   with Department of Transportation Regulations (Title 49 CFR Parts 170-189) AR 385-11, TM 38-250, and the Nuclear Regulatory  Commission  Regulations  (Title  10  CFR  Part 71). For CONUS, a commercial shipper should be used to transport the tester. b. The following information is provided to assist in the preparation of shipping papers for the tester (Title 49 CFR Parts 172-173): 5-2