MCCONNELLAFBI24-101 governs the receipt, transfer, turn-in, and shipment of government owned sensitive firearms.
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MCCONNELLAFBI24-101 establishes requirements for inbound receipt, outbound shipment, and turn-in procedures. It requires documentation, inspections, storage controls, shipment notifications, and disposition instructions.
Applies to: It applies to all personnel assigned or attached to the 22d Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS) who are responsible and/or entrusted to control and safeguard sensitive firearms in the performance of their duties.
Weapons arriving on base during normal duty hours shall be processed by Cargo Movement Element personnel, absent extraordinary circumstances. (paragraph 2)
The DD Form 1907, Signature and Tally Record, will be used as a hand-receipt document for receipt from the carrier. (paragraph 2)
Cargo Movement and EAE personnel will jointly open the containers and verify the item's identification, condition, quantity and serial numbers. (paragraph 2)
High-risk weapons of 16 or more require protection under Armed Guard Surveillance (AGS). Constant Surveillance Service (CSS) is required for 15 or fewer weapons. (paragraph 2)
Weapons shall not be turned in without all required documentation and completely filled out DD Form 1574, 1575, 1576 or 1577 Serviceability tag, and AFTO 105 from CATM. (paragraph 4)