From: Thomas M McHugh (tmmchugh@juno.com)
Date: Mon Jan 20 2003 - 18:31:12 PST
Bruce,
Let your tax money work for you. Go to your local National Guard
Armory. Every BN HQ has exactly what you need. The training section
will easily supply you with proper procedure. They will be able to set
you up with overall procedures, March Unit breakdown & the reasoning in
the mix & match of vehicles by size & weight.
If there is an Engineer Unit available, go to them. The heavy equipment
hauling vehicles are a great example to look at.
Have a great trip. I already regret having to miss out on it.
Tom McHugh, NJ
US ARMY Retired
1952 M38A1
M-416 Trailer
MVPA, MTA
On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 19:41:29 -0500 Paintball Plus <pball@csionline.net>
writes:
>
> Does anyone know if there is an FM, or something similar for the
> operation of a convoy? We are trying to organize the largest convoy
> of
> historic military vehicles in the history of the US and we can use
> any
> help available. I know that convoy operations were recently
> discussed,
> but I'd like to see where it all the regulations / rules came from.
> I
> don't remember any rules - it just seemed like everyone know what
> was
> supposed to get done. Please, help if you can.
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Bruce Kalin
>
> USMC MTA
> MVPA
> North Jersey MTA
> South Jersey MVPA
>
> USMC M35A2C W/W
> M2 50 cal, TVS-2 Night Vision Scope
> M16 x 2
> RT-246, PRC-77, VIC/1
> Deep Water Fording Kit
>
> M105A2 w/ rust :-)
>
>
>
>
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