AFI21-201_NELLISAFBSUP — Conventional Munitions Maintenance Management

AFI21-201_NELLISAFBSUP governs flight line munitions accountability, reconciliation, residue control, and munitions support at Nellis AFB.

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  • Publication number: AFI21-201_NELLISAFBSUP
  • Title: CONVENTIONAL MUNITIONS MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2016-03-21

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The publication addresses approved allocations, flying schedules, AF Form 2407 coordination, delivery timing, time-change accounts, custody responsibilities, and explosive safety. It requires daily accounting, controlled reporting, inventory tracking, and documentation of aircraft munitions loads and expenditures.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned or deployed to Nellis AFB who handle or load aircrew munitions supplied by the Munitions Flight.

Topics covered

  • Flight line munitions accountability
  • Munitions requests and delivery scheduling
  • Time-change account custodians
  • Weapons custody accounts
  • Aircraft munitions expenditure reporting
  • Munitions reconciliation worksheets
  • Captive carry missile tracking

Questions and answers

When will Munitions Control release munitions?

Munitions Control will not release munitions without a properly routed/approved AF Form 2407, Weekly/Daily Flying Schedule Coordination.

How far in advance should munitions be delivered before takeoff?

Every effort will be made to ensure that munitions are in place NLT four (4) hours for countermeasures and six (6) hours for all other munitions prior to the first take off time, unless a unit specifically requests a delivery time earlier than the 4 or 6 hours prior.

What are custodians responsible for regarding munitions and containers?

Custodians will assume responsibility for all munitions items, munitions residue and reusable containers within their possession and control.

How must delivered aircraft munitions be controlled?

All munitions that are delivered to aircraft must be accounted for on a daily basis. Munitions items are considered to be pilferable and potentially dangerous. Therefore, strict accountability and control must be maintained at all times.

How must Weapons Expediters report aircraft munitions loads and expenditures?

The Weapons Expeditor will report aircraft munitions loads and expenditures using a local AF Form 2434. These forms will be completed, signed and faxed/e-mailed to Munitions Control at control12@us.af.mil before and after each sortie.

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