The COEI / BII Listings and Component Hand Receipts on ArmyProperty.com, extracted from TM 9-2320-365-10, are valid for the LMTV models listed below. (The term LMTV, used in this context, refers to the 2.5-ton variant only.
What are the Symptoms of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome? When the posterior tibial nerve is compressed in the tarsal tunnel, patients commonly complain of numbness over the bottom of the foot, as well as complaints of pain, burning, and tingling over the base of the foot and heel. Some people complain of shooting pain. The pain may be in one spot, or it may occur over a larger area of the foot, ankle and calf. Occasionally, tarsal tunnel syndrome is confused with plantar fasciitis or heel spurs.
As a result of the pressure on the median nerve, patients with carpal tunnel syndrome may experience symptoms including: Pain in the hand and fingers, including burning, tingling, and numbness. Pain in the wrist or hand, extending to the elbow. Sensation that the hand is swollen, even if it is not. Weakened grip and difficulty picking up small items. Problems with fine finger movements in one or both hands. Numbness in hands.