EDWARDSAFBI32-301 — Explosive Ordnance Disposal Support To 412th Test Wing Projects

EDWARDSAFBI32-301 governs Explosive Ordnance Disposal support for 412th Test Wing projects at Edwards Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: EDWARDSAFBI32-301
  • Title: EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SUPPORT TO 412TH TEST WING PROJECTS
  • Date: 2021-11-05

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It covers emergency response, range support, and active project support for test missions involving hazardous explosive or chemical munitions or devices. It requires technical data, training, tools, and recovery, render safe, and disposal procedures within specified timelines.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all Edwards AFB activities and tenant units requiring EOD support.

Topics covered

  • Explosive Ordnance Disposal support
  • Emergency response
  • Range support
  • Active project support
  • Technical data requirements
  • Render safe procedures
  • EOD training
  • Test mission support

Questions and answers

What test projects receive EOD support?

EOD provides support for all test projects involving aircraft or spacecraft flight operations, ordnance/missile flight and/or drop tests, and any other activity involving hazardous explosive or chemical munitions or devices.

What information must be furnished before new or updated systems arrive for testing?

Descriptive information, as listed in Attachment 1 to DD Form 1664, Data Item Description, must be furnished to the 812th Civil Engineer Squadron, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight (812 CES/CED) prior to receipt of new or updated ordnance/aircraft systems to be tested on the Edwards AFB complex.

When must EOD support be requested in the Program Introduction Document?

The 412th Test Management Group Program Manager will ensure EOD support is requested within the Program Introduction Document (PID).

How much advance notice is required for scheduled missions needing non-emergency EOD support?

Will advise the EOD Operations Control Center (OCC) (Commercial: (661) 277-2162; DSN: 527-2162) of scheduled missions which require other than emergency response support at least two weeks prior to the test and advise the EOD OCC as soon as possible of any cancellation or delays.

When must EOD tools and procedures be complete?

Ensure tools, recovery, render safe and disposal procedures are complete at least 5 days prior to the start of testing. (paragraph 2)

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