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ABRAMS TANKS M1, M1A1, M1A2 Crew of 4: Driver, Gunner, Loader, Commander

Armament –Main gun: 105 mm on M1, 120 mm on M1A1, M1A2 – 7.62mm Coaxial Machine Gun – 7.62mm or.50 caliber machine gun over turret hatches Noise sources: chordal action, armament, AFES, smoke grenade launchers Exposure conditions: Hatches open, commander’s head outside (exposed Cmdr) Hatches closed, crew inside Training evaluator sitting on top of turret ABRAMS Tanks M1, M1A1, M1A2

HPD –All 4 crewmembers wear CVC / DH132 Steady-State Noise – dBA Stationary – dBA While moving 10 to 40 mph –Can reach exposure limits in: »16 minutes with DH-132 »174 minutes with DH-132 and earplugs –Double protection recommended if traveling more than 10 miles in 24 hours Impulse Noise: –Moderate impulse noise from machine guns, AFES, Smoke Grenades, Main gun if crew inside and driver’s hatch is closed ABRAMS Tanks M1, M1A1, M1A2

Severe exposure from certain main gun cartridges for exposed CDR, Evaluator position –Limited to a few rounds per day Exposure not allowed if: Driver’s hatch is open for any firing, certain cartridges for exposed Cmdr and evaluator ABRAMS Tanks M1, M1A1, M1A2

ABRAMS TANKS M1, M1A1, M1A2 Crew of 4: Driver, Gunner, Loader, Commander Armament –Main gun: 105 mm on M1, 120 mm on M1A1, M1A2 – 7.62mm Coaxial Machine Gun – 7.62mm or.50 caliber machine gun over turret hatches Noise sources: chordal action, armament, AFES, smoke grenade launchers Exposure conditions: Hatches open, commander’s head outside (exposed Cmdr) Hatches closed, crew inside Training evaluator sitting on top of turret ABRAMS Tanks M1, M1A1, M1A2 Severe exposure from certain main gun cartridges for exposed CDR, Evaluator position –Limited to a few rounds per day Exposure not allowed if: Driver’s hatch is open for any firing, certain cartridges for exposed Cmdr and evaluator ABRAMS Tanks M1, M1A1, M1A2 HPD –All 4 crewmembers wear CVC / DH132 Steady-State Noise – dBA Stationary – dBA While moving 10 to 40 mph –Can reach exposure limits in: »16 minutes with DH-132 »174 minutes with DH-132 and earplugs –Double protection recommended if travelling more than 10 miles in 24 hours Impulse Noise: –Moderate impulse noise from machine guns, AFES, Smoke Grenades, Main gun if crew inside and driver’s hatch is closed ABRAMS Tanks M1, M1A1, M1A2