EGLINAFBI91-206 — Munitions Source Data

EGLINAFBI91-206 governs source data procedures for safe hazard classification, inspection, storage, transportation and disposal of new munitions.

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  • Publication number: EGLINAFBI91-206
  • Title: MUNITIONS SOURCE DATA
  • Date: 2026-08-05

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The publication addresses TDM PACKAGE preparation, hazardous-content evaluation, source-data submission, and review and approval processes. It requires approved source data before missions or transportation and sets a minimum routine electronic review period of 10 working days.

Applies to: It applies to the 46th Test Group (46 TG) and to all AAC activities and tenants at Eglin Air Force Base (AFB) involved in munitions acquisition, research, development, testing, evaluation or modification.

Topics covered

  • TDM PACKAGE preparation
  • Hazardous-content evaluation
  • Interim hazard classification
  • Munitions transportation
  • Source data submission
  • Technical document precedence

Questions and answers

When can missions be placed on the operations order for new munitions?

No missions will be placed on the operations order until all required source data have been reviewed and approved IAW paragraph 3 of this instruction. (paragraph 1)

What happens when new munitions arrive without a required TDM PACKAGE?

New munitions and munitions components shipped to the 46 TG or Eglin AFB without a required TDM PACKAGE will be suspended and disposition action taken as appropriate. (paragraph 1)

Who evaluates new munitions for hazardous content and the need for a TDM PACKAGE?

AAC Systems Safety (AAC/SES) will evaluate all new munitions and munitions components, live or inert, for hazardous content and the need for a TDM PACKAGE. (paragraph 1)

How long is routine electronic review of an unclassified TDM PACKAGE?

A minimum of 10 working days will be allocated for routine electronic processing and review of an unclassified TDM PACKAGE. (paragraph 1-9)

When can transportation of new munitions and munitions components begin?

Transportation of new munitions and munitions components shall not begin until sufficient data on its hazards and functioning have been provided to the 96th Civil Engineering Squadron's Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Flight (96 CES/CESD) and safe handling and recovery procedures (SHARP) have been developed and approved. (paragraph 3)

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