you are the operator for the m8a1 chemical alarm. after how many hours of continuous you perform reservicing?
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dang they still got that old crap...i thought it was after 8 hours...but its been a while since i used on of those things.
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There is a difference of 7hours.
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minimum 6 hours   maximum 8 hours
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My father manufactured the active ingredient in agent orange,(C-5,6), at Hooker Chemical's Montague Michigan plant for the duration of the Vietnam War. The process was so volatile and so toxic that it had to be manufactured on a seven story wall-less superstructure in the middle of a 160 acre field. All of the production was then loaded on railway tankcars for shippment to Dow Chemical of Midland Mi.for addition of solvents and packaging for shipment to the military. At the close of the war, the superstructure was dismantled, and it, and all associated equipment, tools etc. were buried in a huge clay lined disposal pit on the site. The site remains a Toxic hot spot to this day and all of the surrounding neighborhood has water piped into them as the groundwater is highly contaminated. From '82-'93 my father ran a chlorine plant's maintainence department on the persian gulf, about 25 kliks from Kuwait City in Saudi. In 1997 he fell ill with the small cell cancer that has become consistent, though unrecognized by our government, as due to exposure to AO or its components. I know this as I was a service officer for the Am Legion Post here in my  town, and have seen the wreckage that this stuff left in its wake. I am an Non Combatant, US Navy, Vietnam Era vet, ( Commonly refferred to as a "rear echelon puke" ), who salutes and thanks you for your service. Hope you are well, and look forward to your Photo posts as you are quite knowledgeable on the subject. God Bless, Jed
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why don't you call them?  They probably have a 24hr hotline or something.
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You will get different answers from different people.  There are some people that spend all day in an air conditioned office, with a pool just outside that get off work at 1600 (4 pm).  Others, like me, are in the infantry.  We also have tankers, artillery, medics and others with us.  We live in Iraqi houses, sleep in our trucks, stay up all night in an ambush site, drive all day as an IED (roadside bomb) test kit, talk to the people everyday.  And we may stay out for 7, 8, 9 days or more.  We set up a patrol base and get mortered daily.  Sometimes we dont see our actual base for a month at a time, or more.  When we get blown up, shot up or totally f*cked up, we have to turn around the next day, with some of our friends not with us, and do it all over again.  Yet to some, stress comes from running out of staples when you are done writing that report, or the ari conditioner not working today.
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6 hrs is normal... 5 minimum... 7-8 max
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Military time numbers the 24 hours of the day from 1 to 24, rather than repeating the cycle of 12 hours twice. In several countries, time is kept on this 24-hour cycle. \n \n   \n  Steps:  \n1.   Note that the military clock begins with 0000 hours, sometimes called 2400 hours. When spoken aloud, this is said, "twenty-four hundred hours," which is the equivalent of midnight.  \n  \n2.   Name morning hours as follows: 1 a.m. is 0100 hours, called "oh one hundred hours"; 2 a.m. is 0200, "oh two hundred hours"; and so forth. This pattern continues for the morning hours just as with the standard method of telling time until noon, which is 1200 hours ("twelve hundred hours").  \n  \n3.   Remember that military time continues to ascend for the afternoon hours rather than beginning a new 12-hour cycle. Thus, 1 p.m. is now 1300 hours, or "thirteen hundred hours"; 2 p.m. is 1400 hours; and so forth. This pattern continues until midnight, at which point the military clock begins again.  \n  \n4.   Determine afternoon hours in military time simply by subtracting 1200 from them. For example, 1800 hours is 6 p.m. in standard time: 1800-1200=600; 2200 hours is 10 p.m.: 2200-1200=1000.  \n  \n  \n  Tips:  \n Many train, bus and flight schedules abroad use military time.
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hope this helps some http://usmilitary.about.com/od/enlistedjobs/a/89b.htm
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15 hours, 7 minutes, 38 and 18/99 seconds
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I would say, wake up, eat, then have some kind of briefing with their company officer about the tasks for that day, guess it would depend on where you were as to what is next. I'm sure it would be different if they were assigned in the motor pool ( say a mechanic ) vs. Someone in a combat unit.\n\nMaybe someone that has been in the military can comment here for you.
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OHHH i got to answer that. Won't happon i;ll still have my job as long as the miltary is around and people keep getting lost and there are needs for medical lol .... No worries here
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8 hours. how long did YOU sleep for the day?
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Yes, the dam pc!! I'm usually on here til 12, then go to bed and read for an hour!  I have to leave at 7.30am aswell so I usually get up at 7.15, alarm starts ringing at 6.30 but I ignore it, then rush to get ready and look a right state!
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sometimes it is a 24 hour job. you get to know the police quit well.
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I'm a chemist but I work as a chemical engineer for a food manufacturing company. The working hours are 8 per day but you may extend if your project requires so. For example, if there are plant trials, it would usually take us until nighttime to finish the study. The working time may vary depending on which department you are assigned. In my case, I'm in the Research and Development Dept, working time is daytime. In Production or Quality Assurance, they have shifting time - meaning work can be at daytime and/or nighttime.
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approximately 13,182 hours