Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Component Repair Platoon?

The Component Repair Platoon is primarily focused on maintaining and repairing components and systems in aircraft, which involves a variety of responsibilities. Specialized troubleshooting is a critical function since it allows technicians to identify and diagnose issues with complex systems effectively. Field-level maintenance support is part of their duty, ensuring that aircraft remain operational and serviceable, including responding to technical issues that arise while the aircraft are in use. Conducting inspections also falls under their purview, as regular inspections are essential to maintain safety and compliance with aviation standards.

Repairing non-damaging supported parts does not fall under the responsibilities of the Component Repair Platoon. This area typically involves parts that are either out of the normal wear and tear scope or do not relate to damage, which is better handled by other maintenance units or at a different level of maintenance. Such parts may require a different set of skills or facilities not present within the Component Repair Platoon. Thus, the identified task is aligned with responsibilities typically assigned to other maintenance and repair operations within aviation.