HILLAFBI21-202 — Consolidated Munitions Control Center

HILLAFBI21-202 governs local oversight, operation, and Munitions Control functions for the Consolidated Munitions Control Center at Hill AFB.

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  • Publication number: HILLAFBI21-202
  • Title: CONSOLIDATED MUNITIONS CONTROL CENTER
  • Date: 2025-06-27

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It establishes processes for CMCC operations and guidance for munitions organizations in MSA I and II. It requires oversight of access control, security, emergency checklists, fire drills, communications, and incident notifications.

Topics covered

  • Munitions Control operations
  • MSA access control
  • Emergency Action Checklists
  • Explosives incident notification
  • MSA fire drills
  • Fire symbol tracking

Questions and answers

How does the CMCC Chief handle unresolved MSA area issues?

Seek resolution for any MSA area issues that individual units cannot solve. (paragraph 2)

How often must Munitions Control perform alarm checks?

Verify Munitions Control perform quarterly alarm checks of facilities with intrusion detection systems (IDS) installed. (paragraph 2)

How often are MSA I and II key and lock audits conducted?

Conduct MSA I & II semi-annual key and lock audits as the disinterested party. (paragraph 2)

What must happen after an explosive or munitions mishap?

Verify Munitions Control personnel notify the local Safety Office, Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Hill Fire, Hill Command Post and Major Command (MAJCOM) munitions staff (or equivalent) in the event of an explosive or munitions mishap or incident. (paragraph 2)

What is required to access the CMCC and MSA I and II areas?

The vindicator system along with a 4-digit PIN will be used for access into the CMCC and MSA I & II areas. (paragraph 2)

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