91MWI91-210 — Missile Complex Safety

91MWI91-210 governs travel safety, vehicle operations, risk management, speed limits, and travel conditions in the missile complex.

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  • Publication number: 91MWI91-210
  • Title: MISSILE COMPLEX SAFETY
  • Date: 2026-03-05

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91MWI91-210 sets requirements for vehicle medical kits, winter survival supplies, cold weather gear, speed control, and risk assessments. It also establishes thermal stress limits, travel condition authorities, and notification requirements.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel performing official functions within the 91st Missile Wing missile complex.

Topics covered

  • Missile complex travel requirements
  • Speed limits
  • Risk management
  • Thermal stress management
  • Travel conditions

Questions and answers

What must each vehicle carry for medical emergencies?

Each vehicle must contain a medical kit that contains, at a minimum: band-aids, gauze, medical tape, scissors, disposable gloves, and a pocket mask. (paragraph 2)

When are winter survival kits required in vehicles?

During 15 October to 15 April, winter survival kits must be present in each vehicle. (paragraph 2)

What cold weather gear must personnel possess?

From 15 October to 15 April, all personnel travel to/from/within the missile complex will possess minimum cold weather gear outlined in Attachment 2. (paragraph 1)

When must teams complete and retain a driving risk assessment?

All teams traveling to the missile complex will conduct a risk assessment using the Driving Risk Assessment Worksheet (DRAW) prior to departure and re-assess as conditions warrant (e.g., weather and/or road conditions). Once completed, DRAW worksheets will be retained and be accessible until mission completion. (paragraph 4)

When are outdoor activities suspended for wind chill?

All outdoor activities will be suspended if wind chill temperatures reach -45 deg F. Wg/CC approval is required for all activities conducted below -45 deg. F. (paragraph 4)

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