MIL-HDBK-1027/1B
a) Consult the using activity and when requested,
provide a hose drying rack. Where the climate allows, the hose
drying rack should be out in the open for maximum use of natural
air movement.
b) The word "faked" in faked hose station refers to
the method used to store the hose. See Appendix A, Figure A-4
for an example of a faked hose.
c) The following types of hose stations have been
identified for the 19F series trainers.
4.9.1
Hose Station 1 (HS1). A 40 mm hose station, supplied
with water. Refer to Appendix A, Figure A-4.
a) A 40 mm hose globe valve with one end flanged and
one end threaded, NAVSHIPS Dwg. 803-1385712.
b) A marine strainer and valve with connection
coupling on one end and threaded on the other end is no longer
required.
c) A 15 240 mm steel hose rack with strap, NAVSHIPS
Dwg. 805-860089.
d) A 40 mm hose, 15 240 mm long, Fed. Spec. ZZ-H-451,
Hose, Fire, Woven-Jacketed Rubber or Latex or Rubber-Coated
Fabric-Lined With Couplings.
e)
A 1219 mm applicator.
f)
Spanner wrench.
4.9.2
Hose Station 2 (HS2). A 65 mm hose station, supplied
with water. Refer to Appendix A, Figure A-5.
a) A 65 mm hose angle valve with one end flanged and
the other end threaded, NAVSHIPS Dwg. 803-1385712.
b) A marine strainer and valve with connection
coupling on one end and a threaded connection on the other end
is no longer required.
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