AFPAM10-219V5 governs bare base conceptual planning, including civil engineer roles, tasks, and Basic Expeditionary Airfield Resources.
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The publication describes civil engineer tasks for establishing and operating a bare base and projecting airpower forward. It addresses BEAR asset management, water use rates, contract force multipliers, CE task standards, and planning factors for contingency tasks.
Applies to: This volume is of particular importance to engineers and mobility team chiefs responsible for initial beddown planning and execution at bare base and forward operating locations.
Aviation Fuel Grade JP-4 (or Jet B) should be used only when no other fuels are available. (paragraph 2)
When this fuel or fuel mixtures must be used in DAY TANKS or operating tanks located inside buildings or structures, every precaution must be taken to protect the product from any ignition source. (paragraph 2)
Base Ground Safety Personnel must be consulted prior to implementing use of JP-4 in diesel engines. (paragraph 2)
Tanks containing this mixture should be temporarily marked - BLENDED FUEL IN USE — DANGER. (paragraph 2)
Blending and burning alternate fuels with conventional boiler fuel must be coordinated with civil engineering at command level. (paragraph 4)