TC 3-23.30 governs training, safety, handling, and employment of hand grenades and pyrotechnic signals and simulators.
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It presents munition characteristics, functions, classifications, inspections, storage, drills, and training. It also addresses capabilities, mechanical training, employment fundamentals, and risk mitigation in training and theater environments.
Applies to: TC 3-23.30 applies to the Active Army, Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States and United States Army Reserve unless otherwise stated.
Leaders are responsible for ensuring the accountability of their Soldiers and overseeing the use, care, and employment of hand grenades and pyrotechnics. (paragraph 1-1)
Each Soldier must understand how to apply safe handling practices to include a comprehensive understanding of the units established rules of engagement (ROE), as well as the ethical employment of arms. (paragraph 1-2)
All personnel within a 77-meter radius of an armed and or employed M104 NLBHG are required to wear PPE, with issued body armor with neck guard, ballistic helmet, ballistic goggles, gloves, and, at a minimum, double-hearing protection. (paragraph 3-24)
M104 NLBHG live-target participation is unauthorized. (paragraph 3-24)
M83 TA smoke grenade should only be used for outdoor employment. (paragraph 2)