ARNOLDAFBI21-201 — Arnold Engineering Development Complex Munitions Procedures

ARNOLDAFBI21-201 governs munitions procedures and maintenance operations for assets managed by the FV2804 SRAN at Arnold AFB.

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  • Publication number: ARNOLDAFBI21-201
  • Title: ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX MUNITIONS PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2019-05-08

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The publication assigns duties for commanders, the Munitions Accountability Systems Officer, organizational commanders, and custodians. It requires explosive safety training, accountability, inventories, security, forecasting, reporting, and controlled movement of munitions.

Applies to: This instruction is applicable to all government/contract personnel conducting munitions maintenance procedures.

Topics covered

  • Munitions asset accountability
  • Explosive safety training
  • Custody account inventories
  • Munitions forecasting
  • Munitions security and control
  • Movement and movement control

Questions and answers

How often must personnel who handle explosives complete explosive safety training?

Organizational Commander (using commander) must ensure personnel required to handle explosives complete explosive safety every 15 months in IAW AFI 91-202, The US Air Force Mishap Prevention Program. (paragraph 1)

How often must custodians inventory custody munitions?

Physically inventory all custody munitions quarterly. (paragraph 1)

How quickly must custodians report munitions expenditures?

Report all expenditures within 2 days from the date of expenditure and request assets to replenish their stock as required. (paragraph 1)

What must custodians do when munitions are lost, damaged, destroyed, or suspected stolen?

Report all loss, damage, destruction, or suspected theft of munitions to the MASO through their chain of command. (paragraph 1)

What is required when moving munitions or explosives by vehicle?

All munitions/explosives regardless of inside or outside MSA (munitions storage area) will be securely tied down to the vehicle. (paragraph 2)

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