DAFMAN21-200 — Munitions And Missile Maintenance Management

DAFMAN21-200 governs the strategic structure and policy framework for managing nuclear, conventional, and ICBM munitions organizations.

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  • Publication number: DAFMAN21-200
  • Title: MUNITIONS AND MISSILE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2024-12-13

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DAFMAN21-200 addresses weapon-system safety, equipment damage, code handling, two-person concepts, security violations, proficiency, training, and evaluator findings. It establishes criteria for major and minor findings, including failures involving technical data, custody transfers, documentation, error correction, and impact statements.

Topics covered

  • Weapon system safety rules
  • Significant equipment damage
  • Code handling violations
  • Two-person concept violations
  • Maintenance proficiency
  • Training session findings
  • Evaluator proficiency criteria
  • Major and minor findings

Questions and answers

What qualifies as significant equipment damage under DAFMAN21-200?

An error that, as a reasonable expectation, could damage a support equipment/weapon system component to the extent it cannot be used for its intended purpose. This does not include damage to common hand tools. (paragraph 3)

What does a two-person concept violation involve?

An error that, as a reasonable expectation, could result in a compromise of a no-lone zone or critical component(s) (Actual or Possible) as defined in DAFI 91-101. (paragraph 5)

How does DAFMAN21-200 define lack of proficiency?

Clearly demonstrated inability to successfully complete the task due to a lack of job knowledge. Cannot correctly or safely accomplish task without excessive outside intervention or assistance. (paragraph 8)

What is required for technical data during maintenance?

Failure to have available or utilize technical data while performing maintenance. (paragraph 7)

What happens when technical data warnings or cautions are not followed?

Failure to comply with the intent of technical data warnings or cautions. Failure to read a warning or caution is a minor error, provided the warning/caution is not violated. (paragraph 1-4)

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