In my 10.5 years as a light wheel vehicle mechanic I recall only a handful of times we ever used that STE/ICE. We may have broken it out of the tool room for refresher training from time to time as well but that was it. I was active duty Army from 1992 - 2003
wait til you find out our nuclear weapons computers run off 5 " floppies and old leaky IBM capacitors. from what ive been told from someone who got out like a year ago ish.....technically ....yeah but it never gets used. not necessary 95.9 % of the time.
In my 10.5 years as a light wheel vehicle mechanic I recall only a handful of times we ever used that STE/ICE. We may have broken it out of the tool room for refresher training from time to time as well but that was it. I was active duty Army from 1992 - 2003
I recall those generators had an adjustment that you could make on them.
Any idea which ways are to adjust?
Thanks for this. 👍
Thank u so much
Please tell me the Army is not still using "STE/ICE" these days... :)
wait til you find out our nuclear weapons computers run off 5 " floppies and old leaky IBM capacitors.
from what ive been told from someone who got out like a year ago ish.....technically ....yeah but it never gets used. not necessary 95.9 % of the time.