LAKENHEATHI31-108 — Close Combat Mission Capability Kit (ccmck) And Blank Ammunition Training

LAKENHEATHI31-108 governs blank ammunition and dye-marking cartridge training at RAF Lakenheath and RAF Feltwell.

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  • Publication number: LAKENHEATHI31-108
  • Title: CLOSE COMBAT MISSION CAPABILITY KIT (CCMCK) AND BLANK AMMUNITION TRAINING
  • Date: 2019-11-21

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LAKENHEATHI31-108 covers personnel roles, training procedures, ammunition handling, storage, transportation, and safety requirements. It requires approved training markers, certified personnel, controlled ammunition quantities, and compliance with explosive safety standards.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all 48 FW personnel who use, supervise, or manage training using blank ammunition and dye-marking cartridges.

Topics covered

  • Blank ammunition training
  • Dye-marking cartridges
  • Chief Range Officer duties
  • Range Safety Officer duties
  • Ammunition handling
  • Ammunition storage
  • Explosive operations

Questions and answers

Who must comply with LAKENHEATHI31-108 and receive CRO or RSO training?

All personnel who use, supervise, or manage training using blank ammunition and dye-marking cartridges are responsible for complying with this instruction and must be trained and task certified by the Combat Arms NCOIC in Chief Range Officer (CRO) and/or Range Safety Officer (RSO) duties as appropriate for the role they will perform as required by AFI 36-2654, Combat Arms Program. (paragraph 1)

What is the Chief Range Officer responsible for during training events?

The Chief Range Officer (CRO) is responsible for managing personnel, equipment, and ranges during each training event. (paragraph 1)

What must the Range Safety Officer ensure during training?

The Range Safety Officer (RSO) is responsible for ensuring all training is conducted safely and in accordance with established guidelines. (paragraph 1)

Which training markers are approved by the USAF?

The only USAF-approved training markers are SimunitionFX™ and Ultimate Training Munitions. (paragraph 3)

How must blank ammunition and training cartridges be stored and handled?

Items will be stored in a licensed explosive storage location and handled in accordance with (IAW) Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 91-201 Explosive Safety Standards. (paragraph 3)

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