934AWI21-113 — Crash, Damaged, Or Disabled Aircraft Recovery (cddar)

934AWI21-113 governs local guidance and procedures for recovering crashed, damaged, or disabled aircraft.

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  • Publication number: 934AWI21-113
  • Title: CRASH, DAMAGED, OR DISABLED AIRCRAFT RECOVERY (CDDAR)
  • Date: 2024-09-03

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It addresses runway reopening, prevention of secondary aircraft damage, evidence preservation, emergency response, hazardous materials, and explosive hazards. It assigns responsibilities for recovery planning, safety, equipment, records, and support operations.

Applies to: This AWI is applicable to all personnel under the functional control of the 934th Airlift Wing Commander.

Topics covered

  • Aircraft recovery and removal
  • Emergency response actions
  • Hazardous materials mitigation
  • Explosive hazards
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Aircraft maintenance equipment
  • Crash site entry
  • After-hours CDDAR support

Questions and answers

Who is in charge during a crashed or disabled aircraft incident?

The Incident Commander (IC), as determined by Technical Order (TO) 00-80C-1, Crashed, Damaged, Disabled Aircraft Recovery Manual and AFI 10-2501, Air Force Emergency Management Program is the person in charge at incident until all emergency response actions are completed. (paragraph 2)

Who approves the aircraft recovery plan before implementation?

The Emergency Operations Center (EOC), under the authority of the EOC Director, develops a recovery plan, which will be approved by the IC before it is implemented. (paragraph 2)

When can ground maintenance begin during aircraft recovery?

Ensure ground maintenance does not begin until advised by Bioenvironmental Engineer (BEE) on the hazards, protective equipment and procedures required for the recovery operation are established. (paragraph 2)

What aircraft records and equipment are impounded after an accident or mishap?

Ensure all aircraft Air Force Technical Order (AFTO) Form 781, ARMS Aircrew/ Mission Flight Data Document series forms, electronic records (G081/MIS), servicing equipment, and personnel training records are impounded upon notification of an accident/mishap. (paragraph 2)

When must EOD personnel be present at a crash site?

EOD personnel must be present during any entry to the crash site by DoD agencies until all explosive hazards have been rendered safe or removed from the accident site. (paragraph 2)

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