If there are two LOEP pages, where should one look to determine which is correct?

To determine which of the two LOEP (List of Equipment and Parts) pages is correct, the best resource to consult is the Allowance Parts List (APL). The APL provides a detailed inventory of the parts and equipment authorized for a specific system or equipment. It ensures that personnel have access to up-to-date information regarding what parts should be included and how they are categorized.

By referring to the APL, you can cross-reference the details provided on the LOEP pages, ensuring that you are checking against the official documentation that outlines the correct parts and equipment configuration. This validation is essential for maintaining operational readiness and ensuring compliance with maintenance protocols.

In contrast, while the maintenance instruction manual offers details on how to maintain equipment, and the operational readiness checklist assesses whether the equipment is ready for use, they are not specifically tailored for verifying the accuracy of the LOEP pages. The service record book documents maintenance history and repairs but does not serve as a reference for current equipment allowances. Therefore, the APL is the authoritative source to confirm the correctness of the LOEP pages.