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HEMTT PMCS

M977 CargoTM 9-2320-279-10

The M977 is the standard cargo variant of the Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT) family. It provides 8x8 all-wheel-drive heavy cargo transport capability for maneuver and support battalions. The M977 is powered by a Detroit Diesel 8V92TA engine and can carry up to 10 tons of cargo cross-country.

5 intervals70 check items39 NFMC items
M978 Fuel TankerTM 9-2320-279-10

The M978 is the fuel tanker variant of the HEMTT family, carrying 2,500 gallons of fuel for forward area refueling operations. It is equipped with a pump and hose reel system for rapid refueling of combat vehicles. The M978 is a critical asset for sustaining armored and mechanized operations.

5 intervals70 check items39 NFMC items
M984 WreckerTM 9-2320-279-10

The M984 is the recovery wrecker variant of the HEMTT family, providing heavy vehicle recovery capability for wheeled vehicles up to 40 tons. It is equipped with a crane, winch, and spade system for self-recovery and vehicle extraction. The M984 is the primary wheeled vehicle recovery asset at battalion and brigade level.

5 intervals70 check items39 NFMC items

NFMC items ground the vehicle. Any fault on a No Further Movement Criteria item means the vehicle must not be dispatched until repaired. Annotate all faults on 5988 and report to your motor sergeant immediately.

Found a fault? Log it on DA 2404

Open the fault entry tool pre-loaded for this vehicle — Quick Faults grid, NSN auto-format, print-ready output.

Log Faults — DA 2404

HEMTT PMCS — COMMON QUESTIONS

What TM covers HEMTT PMCS?
HEMTT PMCS is covered by TM 9-2320-279-10, the operator's manual for the Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT). This TM applies to all HEMTT variants including the M977 Cargo, M978 Tanker, and M984 Wrecker. ArmyADP.com's HEMTT PMCS app is built from TM 9-2320-279-10.
What are NFMC faults on a HEMTT?
NFMC faults on the HEMTT include brake system failures, steering defects, fuel or hydraulic leaks that create a fire or safety hazard, tire damage, and any fault that makes the vehicle unsafe to operate. All NFMC faults must be annotated on 5988 with an X symbol and the vehicle deadlined until repaired.
How do I fill out a 5988 for a HEMTT?
Reference TM 9-2320-279-10 in the header and record the vehicle's bumper number and variant (M977, M978, or M984). Annotate each fault with the TM item number, description, and fault symbol. ArmyADP.com's 5988 generator pre-fills HEMTT vehicle data for quick annotation and printing.
What are the different HEMTT variants?
The HEMTT family includes the M977 Cargo Truck, M978 Fuel Tanker (HEMTT-T), M984 Recovery Vehicle (HEMTT-R), M985 Guided Missile Transporter, M1120 Load Handling System (HEMTT-LHS), and others. All variants share the same basic chassis and TM 9-2320-279-10 for operator PMCS.
Can I run HEMTT PMCS on my phone?
Yes — ArmyADP.com's HEMTT PMCS app runs in your phone's browser at the motorpool. No download, no login. Complete all five interval checklists and print a 5988 when finished.

RELATED PMCS CHECKLISTS

The HEMTT family runs together. Check the LHS and PLS while you're here:

HEMTT-LHS

Load-handling system

PLS

Palletized load system

FMTV

5-ton cargo / wrecker

MTVR

7-ton medium tactical

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