934AWI21-202 — Munitions Residue, Packaging Material, Empty Containers, And Transporting Munitions On Base

934AWI21-202 governs munitions residue inspection, empty-container certification, and the transportation of munitions on base.

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  • Publication number: 934AWI21-202
  • Title: MUNITIONS RESIDUE, PACKAGING MATERIAL, EMPTY CONTAINERS, AND TRANSPORTING MUNITIONS ON BASE
  • Date: 2023-09-01

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934AWI21-202 covers safety limits, residue turn-in, live-munitions discovery, inspection procedures, and key control. It requires timely turn-in, residue segregation, complete inspection before certification, and secure key storage.

Applies to: It applies to all units, users, and individuals that are customers of the 934th Munitions Flight, Minneapolis IAP-ARS.

Topics covered

  • Munitions residue turn-in
  • Explosive safety limits
  • Empty munitions containers
  • Live munitions discovery
  • Residue certification
  • High security key control
  • Munitions transportation on base

Questions and answers

How long does a generator have to turn in munitions residue?

The generator has 5 working days to turn-in all munitions residue, containers, and packaging material to the Munitions Section after the item has been expended. (paragraph 2)

How must munitions residue be separated?

Segregate residue in separate containers, i.e. 5.56 casings in one container, 7.62 casings in another container.

Can live munitions be mixed with munitions residue?

Ensure that no live munitions are mixed with munitions residue.

Who can verify munitions residue?

Munitions Flight Chief will ensure that only CERTIFIED INSPECTORS are authorized to verify any munitions residue, to include small arms brass or empty munitions containers generated. (paragraph 3)

How thoroughly must munitions residue be inspected before certification?

Ensure that a 100% inspection of all munitions residue is performed prior to certification.

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