FM 5-36: Route Reconnaissance and Classification 4-26

FM 5-36 Route Reconnaissance and Classification 4-26

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FM 5-36

Route Reconnaissance and Classification 4-26

Army · FM · Apr 1955 · 299 pages

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FM 5-36 C 1 FIELD MANUAL ROUTE RECONNAISSANCE AND CLASSIFICATION FM 5-36 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY CHANGES NO. 1 WASHINGTON 25, D. C., February 1956 FM 5-36, 26 April 1955, is changed as follows: 7. Route Classification e. Relation of Route Classification to Vehicle and Bridge Classification. Route classification utilizes * * * in crossing it. This effect depends upon the gross weight of the vehicle and its weight distribution to the axles or tracks, the out to out distance of tires or tracks, tire size and tire pressure. The bridge classification * * * on the route. 18. Bridge Reconnaissance a. The purpose of * * * of a route. These limiting features include clear roadway width, horizontal clearance above curbs, overhead clear'ance, length (if a bottleneck), load-carrying capacity, traffic movement possibilities, estimated amount of repair or reinforcement required, ,and posting needs.

DesignationFM 5-36

EditionApr 1955

StatusSuperseded

Pages299

FunctionEngineering

CollectionHistoric

Public domain (U.S. Government work)

Editions 4

References 7

TM 5-260Not in the Vault
TC 24Not in the Vault
TC 7Not in the Vault
TM 9-2800-1Not in the Vault