MISAWAABI24-602 — Traffic Management

MISAWAABI24-602 governs the movement of DoD government shipments, material, and personnel on the installation.

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  • Publication number: MISAWAABI24-602
  • Title: TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2026-03-10

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It covers classified shipments, normal and after-hours procedures, aircraft engine shipments, other cargo movement information, and passenger travel. It requires procedures for processing, packaging, handling, transportation, and official travel to be followed.

Topics covered

  • Classified shipments
  • Normal and after-hours cargo procedures
  • Aircraft engine shipments
  • Next Generation Delivery Service
  • Arms, Ammunitions, and Explosives shipments
  • Passenger travel

Questions and answers

How must classified shipments be monitored?

The shipment will be safeguarded and always monitored by authorized cargo personnel. (paragraph 1)

How must classified shipments be packaged and processed?

The shipment will be packed and processed IAW DAFI 24-602V2 and Military Standard (MIL STD) 129, Military Marking for Shipment and Storage. (paragraph 1)

When is general outbound cargo accepted?

General Outbound Cargo will be accepted from 0730-1200 hours, Monday-Friday. (paragraph 3)

How quickly must MICAP cargo be processed after arrival?

MICAP or other expedited agile logistics cargo will be processed within 4 hours of arrival IAW Table 2. (paragraph 1)

When must an aircraft engine be picked up after notification?

IAW DAFI 24-602V2, Chapter 3, Table 3.2., all 999 shipments must be picked up within 12 hours of notification. (paragraph 3)

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