JBSANANTONIOI24-001 governs the movement of Department of Defense shipments and material through the Defense Transportation System.
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It covers transportation roles, cargo inventories, cargo transfers, shipping hours, exception processing, and protected cargo procedures. It also requires procedures for moving sensitive conventional arms, ammunition, and explosives, including shipment inspections, documentation, packaging, and hazardous material certification.
Applies to: It applies to individuals, to include those in the Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve (AFRES), involved in the shipping and receiving of cargo, which applies to all types of shipments that are processed through the Defense Transportation System (DTS).
Outbound cargo (OC) personnel will only accept cargo for shipment when accompanied by DD Form 1348-1A, Issue Release/Receipt Document, or DD Form 1149, Requisition and Invoice/Shipping Document, and unit representative. (paragraph 2)
If cargo is not picked up within the prescribed timeframe or the ultimate consignee cannot be located, item/s will be returned to sender. (paragraph 2)
Supply priority (04-15) shipment are received Monday-Friday from 0700-1200 hours. (paragraph 2)
Inbound and outbound mission capable (MICAP) shipments are received and processed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (paragraph 2)
All personnel must handle all small package TPS deliveries as TPS is required until security classification is determined, and protective services are no longer required. (paragraph 2)