DAFMAN91-110 governs nuclear safety review and launch approval for space or missile use of radioactive material.
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DAFMAN91-110 defines mission tiers based on radioactive material quantities, exposure probabilities, and nuclear fission systems. It requires mission compliance with environmental law, contingency planning, range handling guidance, and applicable permits or licenses.
Applies to: This guidance is applicable to United States Air Force and United States Space Force.
DAF sponsored missions using any range and DoD (non-DAF) range users will use the Tier definitions in this section. (paragraph 4)
Commercial missions follow Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) licensing Tier definitions. (paragraph 4)
All missions must develop contingency plans (see paragraph 3.24). (paragraph 4)
All missions will comply with Title 42 United States Code Sections 4321-4347, National Environmental Policy Act, commonly referred to as NEPA. (paragraph 4)
All missions using radioactive material at a DAF range must have a 91b Permit, NRC License or be under the control of the DoE and must follow handling requirements in accordance with the range RSO’s guidance. (paragraph 4)