LUKEAFBI21-201 — Control, Accountability, And Reconciliation Of Munitions

LUKEAFBI21-201 governs the control, accountability, and reconciliation of munitions used at Luke Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: LUKEAFBI21-201
  • Title: CONTROL, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND RECONCILIATION OF MUNITIONS
  • Date: 2024-11-20

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It covers flying-schedule requirements, munitions requisition and issue, safeguarding, inventories, movement, and discrepancy resolution. It requires documentation, timely TICMS processing, daily and end-of-day reconciliation, and coordination with Munitions Control.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all Air Force organizations, activities, or units operating on Luke Air Force Base (AFB), that use or possess munitions including Active Duty, Air National Guard (ANG), Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units, as well as contracted munitions organizations.

Topics covered

  • Aircrew training munitions
  • Flying schedule coordination
  • Munitions safeguarding
  • Tactical Munitions Reporting System
  • Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System
  • Semi-annual munitions inventories
  • Flightline reconciliation

Questions and answers

What must the weekly flying schedule list for aircrew training munitions?

The types and quantities of aircrew training munitions must be listed in the weekly flying schedule. (paragraph 1)

How must changes to the flying schedule that affect munitions be submitted?

Changes to the flying schedule affecting munitions will be submitted on AF Form 2407, Weekly/Daily Flying Schedule Coordination and coordinated with affected agencies. (paragraph 1)

What must munitions users do to safeguard munitions and report losses?

All munitions users are responsible for safeguarding munitions under their control. Any losses or suspected thefts will be reported immediately to Munitions Control. (paragraph 1)

What happens during 100 percent semi-annual munitions inventories?

During 100 percent semi-annual munitions inventories, all countermeasures, impulse carts, and aircraft gun ammunition will be downloaded from aircraft and cycled through the munitions storage area for accurate accountability. (paragraph 1)

What must Weapons Sections document before the next takeoff?

Document expenditures on AF 2434s, or local equivalent, and provide a copy to Munitions control prior to next takeoff. (paragraph 2)

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