TC 9-10 — Ammunition Support Activity Handbook
TC 9-10 governs training information and guidance for ammunition sustainment forces training Ammunition Support Activities in LSCO.
- Publication number: TC 9-10
- Title: AMMUNITION SUPPORT ACTIVITY HANDBOOK
- Date: 02/13/2025
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
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TC 9-10 covers ammunition support activity operations, materiel management, distribution integration, field storage, site selection, area layouts, and training. It provides nonprescriptive procedures and examples for individual and collective training, including ammunition storage, receipt, issue, distribution, and retrograde.
Applies to: This publication applies to both Active and Reserve Component soldiers.
Topics covered
- Ammunition support activity operations
- Materiel management
- Distribution integration
- Field storage systems
- Site selection
- Ammunition support activity layouts
- Individual training
- Collective training
Questions and answers
What functions do ammunition support activities perform?
ASA functions include the requisition, receipt, storage, issue, distribution, redistribution, and retrograde of Class V supplies. (paragraph 1-6)
What is an ammunition supply point?
An ammunition supply point is an ammunition support activity operated by one or more modular ammunition platoons and is a retail ammunition support activity where ammunition is received, stored, issued, and accounted for. (paragraph 1-7)
What does storage include for materiel management?
Storage includes warehouse management, receiving, storing, issuing, securing, inventory management, and accounting for materiel. (paragraph 4-2)
How are ammunition stacks arranged in an area storage system?
In area storage, the storage area may be divided into sections. (paragraph 5-16)