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Improved Chemical Agent Monitor (ICAM)
SOLDIER and BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL COMMAND
(SBCCOM) New Equipment Training (NET)
Overview Name Project Manager, Fielding NET
DSN 584- or COM 410-436- Name Project
Manager, Fielding NET DSN 584- or COM
410-436-
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Purpose
  • To provide attendees with an understanding of the
    CAM/ICAM.

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Agenda
  • Introductions
  • Primary and Assistant Instructor
  • Training materials
  • 2 students per CAM/ICAM
  • Video demonstration

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New Equipment Training (NET)
  • Length - 2 hours scheduled
  • Capacity - 20 soldiers per class
  • Training - Hands-On Operation Components
    and use PMCS Maintenance
  • Target Audience BN and separate company NBC
    personnel Maintainer (31U)
  • Interactive CD ROM (CAM DS Maintainer)

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ICAM Background
  • ICAM augments CAMs in Army inventory
  • ICAM Type Classified in Jul 93
  • Fielded to USACMLS 2 Qtr FY99 (FEB 99)
  • Manufactured by Intellitec and developed
  • by Graseby Ionics in the UK
  • Not a substitute for the M8A1 or ACADA

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ICAM Cautions and Warnings
  • NI 63 (10 milicuries)
  • Beta source, hazard through ingestion
  • Lithium batteries (BA 5800s)

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ICAM/CAM
VIDEO DEMONSTRATION
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ICAM Capabilities
  • Provides a real time indication of
  • chemical agent vapors
  • Provides changes in agent hazard
  • Provides post attack contamination
  • assessment
  • Can be used to assist during unmasking
  • procedures (M256A1)
  • Can be used to determine effectiveness
  • of decontamination operations

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ICAM System Description
  • Hand-held portable monitor
  • Detects nerve and blister agent vapors
  • Size -- 3 (H) X 6 (W) X 16 (L)
  • Weighs 4 pounds
  • LCD displays levels of agent contamination

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ICAM System Components
  • ICAM (describe system)
  • Carrying case and strap
  • ICAM carrying harness (2)
  • Filtered nozzle standoff caps (4)
  • Protective cap
  • Confidence sampler
  • Battery (BA 5800s) ---2
  • Battery assembly, training (BAT)
  • Buzzer
  • TM

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ICAM Operation Concept
  • Place battery in ICAM
  • Power-On
  • Place in H mode
  • Confidence Test H mode G mode
  • System is operational
  • If system doesnt pass H or G confidence test,
    turn-in for maintenance

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ICAM/CAM Detects
  • Nerve GA GB GD VX
  • Blister H HD
  • LCD low 1-3 bars high 4-6 bars very
    high 7-8 bars

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ICAM System Limitations
  • Does Not Detect Liquid Agents
  • Environmental Constraints
  • - Wind
  • - Temperature
  • Nozzle Must Be Kept Clean

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ICAM Maintenance Concept
  • Operator/Unit (TM3-6665-343-10)
  • - PMCS, clean, confidence test and
  • replace battery
  • Direct Support (TM3-6665-343-23P)
  • - Wipe test
  • - Complete repair
  • Depot
  • - None

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ICAM Safety Issues
  • Operator
  • - Radioactive source - Nickel-63 (NI63) 10
  • millicuries
  • - Storage requirements are the same as the
  • CAM and M8A1
  • Direct Support
  • - Annual wipe test
  • - New wipe test kit (NSN 6665-01-447-5639)

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New Equipment Training
  • None required
  • Training aids available
  • - TVT 3-41 CAM PMCS, use and
  • maintenance
  • - TVT 3-82 CAM employment
  • - CD ROM/Video, CAM DS maintenance

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Points of Contact
  • Primary Instructor
  • DSN 584- OR Comm (410) 436-
  • Assistant Instructor
  • DSN 584- OR Comm (410) 436-

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ICAM Dos
  • Make sure protective cap is on to switch on the
    ICAM
  • Start ICAM in the H mode
  • Place protective cap on the environmental cap
    when
  • monitoring
  • Use clean nozzle standoff before monitoring
  • Know your operating environment (local
    interferences)
  • Replace nozzle standoff immediately if it becomes
  • contaminated or dirty
  • Work from clean areas into contaminated areas and
  • minimize time spent in contaminated areas
  • Be aware of possible pick up of contamination,
  • especially on gloves and boots

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ICAM Donts
  • Dont remove the protective cap until display is
    cleared
  • down to one or zero bars
  • Dont continue to sample once contamination is
    found
  • Dont bring ICAM in contact with liquids or the
    surface
  • you are monitoring
  • Dont change modes until display is cleared down
    to
  • one or zero bars
  • Dont decontaminate a ICAM while it is in use
  • Dont switch ICAM off at the end of a mission or
    for
  • storage if any bars are displayed

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