SPANGDAHLEMABI91-101 — Nuclear Surety Standards

SPANGDAHLEMABI91-101 governs nuclear surety standards and program management for conditions unique to Spangdahlem Air Base and its GSUs.

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  • Publication number: SPANGDAHLEMABI91-101
  • Title: NUCLEAR SURETY STANDARDS
  • Date: 2026-02-06

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It outlines Nuclear Surety program management for the Munitions Support Squadrons and defines duties for commanders and Unit Safety Representatives. It requires training, oversight, reporting, inspections, and documentation related to weapons safety and nuclear surety.

Topics covered

  • Nuclear surety program management
  • MUNSS Unit Safety Representative duties
  • Installations Explosive Location Map reviews
  • Explosives Facility Licenses
  • Lightning Protection System requirements
  • Nuclear Certified Equipment
  • Dual-Capable Aircraft Seal programs
  • Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance environments

Questions and answers

How many Unit Safety Representative personnel must the MUNSS commander appoint?

Appoint at least two Unit Safety Representative (USR) personnel to conduct Additional Duty Weapons Safety Representative (ADWSR) and nuclear surety duties, consisting of at least one (1) 21M officer and one (1) 2WXXX Noncommissioned Officer (NCO). (paragraph 2)

When must MUNSS Unit Safety Representatives complete training from 52 FW/SEW?

Schedule and complete training from 52 FW/SEW within 30 days of appointment. (paragraph 2)

What must be done with surety training for required unit individuals?

Ensure surety training is completed, documented, and tracked for required unit individuals. (paragraph 2)

How quickly must Potential Dull Swords be reported?

Units will utilize USAFE-AFAFRICA Form 1115, Potential Dull Sword Worksheet to report any Potential Dull Swords within 2 calendar days of event discovery unless otherwise directed by 52FW/SEW. (paragraph 2)

How must nuclear surety spot inspections be documented?

All spot inspections will be documented using the Air Force Safety Automated System (AFSAS). (paragraph 2)

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