WHITEMANAFBI24-601 governs local procedures for moving Department of Defense personnel and government shipments and materiel on the installation.
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It covers classified, sensitive, aircraft engine, test equipment, accountability, after-hours, carrier account, container, RFID, and billing movements. The instruction requires processing, training, inspections, reviews, and shipment visibility procedures.
Applies to: This instruction applies to the 509th Bomb Wing (509 BW) and tenant units.
IAW DAFI 24-602V2, table 3.1, MICAPS must be processed/receipted in within 4 hours.
Once accounts are approved, training is conducted and documented, using the template on AFIMSC Traffic Management SharePoint.
The Transportation Officer, or Transportation Agent for the Transportation Officer, will conduct a biennial review of approved small package TSP accounts no later than 31 January of each even year to ensure the intent of account establishment is valid.
LGRDDC will for each shipment inspect the container (fiberboard) tears/cuts, holes, pierces, punctures, material separation, significant peeling wetness or crushing to include damaged or missing inner foam.
When a RFID tagging is required, the 509 LRS TMO utilizes the procedures in DAFI 24-602V2 to support the visibility of cargo and assigns RFID tags accordingly.