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AC 43.13-1B 9/8/98 1 Case First-Aid Kit, empty; 1 Bottle Benzalkonium Chloride Zinc; Tinted, 1:1000 2cc 1 Package Sodium Chloride; (Sodium Bicarbonate Mix) 4.5 gm; 1 Bandage each, Gauze, & Compress (2 inches x 6 yd); 2 Dressings, First-Aid, 4 inches x 7 inches; 1 Package Bandages; Absorbent & Adhesive, 3/4-inch x 3 inches; 3 Bottles, Snap-On Cap, Plastic Tablet and Capsule, Round, (issued empty; to be used as needed by user); 1 Tube Lipstick, Anti-Chap; and 1 bottle Water Purification Tablets, Iodine 8 mg (50). (a) If the seal is found to be broken, or there is evidence of tampering, the kit should be opened and inspected to ensure that all components are included and undamaged. After such inspection, the kit should be re- sealed. (b) To reseal the kit, use a wire and lead seal according to the manufacturer’s specifications. Pass the wire through grom- mets or opposite flaps, bend the wire back and force each end through the middle of the lacing cord on each side of the square knot. Pass the ends of the wire through the holes in the lead seal, draw the wire taut, and compress the seal. (4) Mirror/Reflector. Check the reflec- tor for defective reflection surface and the re- flector lanyard for defective conditions and se- curity of attachment. (5) Emergency Rations. Check the food ration cans for obvious damage, severe dents, and an expiration date. Replace items when severely damaged, dented, or when the date is expired. Ensure that the opening key is at- tached. (6) Tarpaulins. Spread out and check for tears, mildew, corroded grommets, and general condition. (7) Fishing Kit. Check for damaged container or for tampering. Replace if dam- aged or incomplete. (8) Raft Knife. Check for corrosion and ease of opening and security of the knife lan- yard to the raft. (9) Compass. Check for proper opera- tion and condition. (10) Protective Ointment (Sunburn). (a) Check the sunburn ointment containers for cracks or crushed condition. (b) Install the ointment in a 6 inch mailing tube and tape the ends to prevent crushing. Stow it where it will be subjected to the least amount of pressure in the kit. (11) Oars. (a) Check for serviceability. (b) Wrap the oars separately in craft paper and seal with tape. (c) Stencil inspected in letters not less than 1/2-inch high on each package. (12) Emergency Water Containers. Check for open seams, holes, etc. Replace de- fective containers. (13) Repair Kit. Check for proper wrapping and missing items. Four plugs are wrapped in a single container. This container and the pliers are wrapped in waterproof paper and sealed with waterproof tape. The package is stenciled repair plugs and pliers with letters not less than 1/2-inch high. Page 9-30 Par 9-39PDF Image | AFS-640
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