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TM  9-2320-356-BD 1-13. DIRECT  SUPPORT/GENERAL  SUPPORT  MAINTENANCE  TEAM a. The   MST   shall   assist   the   MT   as   needed,   using   direct   support   maintenance tools   and   equipment. MST   assessment   and   repair   procedures   are   the   same   as   those   of the   MT   except   at   a   higher   maintenance   level. If   possible,    the   MT   will   tell   the   MST what   tools   and   spare   parts   are   needed   to   perform   the   repairs. While   waiting   for the   MST   to   arrive,   the   crew,   under   the   supervision   of   the   MT,   will   open   up   the vehicle   and   make   it   ready   for   the   MST   to   perform   the   assessment   and   repair. b. Damaged   vehicles   removed   to   designated   repair   sites   shall   be   selected   for MST   repair   as   directed   by   the   company   commander. 1-14. TIME  LIMITS  FOR  REPAIRING  DAMAGE a. In   combat,   the   time   available   for   BDAR   is   limited.   One   of   the   factors   to   be considered   in   the   selection   of   a   repair   site   is   the   amount   of   time   available   at   the site   based   on   the   tactical   situation. Every   assessment   must   include   an   estimate   of total   time   required   to   restore   the   vehicle. The   time   available   at   the   selected repair   site   must   equal   or   exceed   the   estimated   time   required   to   accomplish   all tasks   associated   with   the   BDAR. b. Determination   of   where   BDAR   will   take   place   should   be   made   by   the   commander. 1-15. RECORDING  BATTLEFIELD  DAMAGE  REPAIRS a. Record   shall   be   made   of   repairs   to   components   of   a   tactical   vehicle   by   BDAR or   other   expedient   techniques   in   order   to   enable   mechanics   to   determine   authorized permanent    repair. All   expedient   repairs   and   operational   limitations   must   be recorded   on   DA   Form   2404   (Operator’s   Daily). b. DA  PAM  738-750,  the  Army  Maintenance  Management  System  (TAMMS),  describes preparation   and   disposition   of   DA   Form   2404   and   DA   Form   2407.   When   BDAR   is   noted on   DA   Form   2407,   a   copy   shall   be   mailed   to: Combat   Data   Information   Center, AFFDL/FES/CDIC,   Wright   Patterson   AFB,   Ohio   45433. The   information   on   these   forms will   provide   data   for   designing   vehicles   to   be   less   susceptible   to   combat   damage and   easier   to   repair   when   damaged. 1-9/(1-10    blank)

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