The Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP)¶
Forces, C. N. A. (2022). The Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP).
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Mechanisms¶
- Salvage and Cannibalization Workflow
- Formal controlled cannibalisation is a long-standing maintenance practice precisely because the informal version is so destructive; the records and caps are what separate the two
This sourceRequires formal cannibalization actions to be authorized and documented through controlled orders and work records.
- Formal controlled cannibalisation is a long-standing maintenance practice precisely because the informal version is so destructive; the records and caps are what separate the two
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