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Ammunition handler certification for Army ammunition supply points: stopping unsafe operations, personnel and explosives limits, material handling equipment, tools and housekeeping, magazine storage, fire prevention, smoking, fire symbols and arms room storage, per DA Pam 385-64 (2023).
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01Under DA Pam 385-64, who may stop an ammunition and explosives (AE) operation when an imminent danger situation or unsafe act is observed?
Anyone may stop the operation until responsible parties can rectify conditions.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“When an imminent danger situation or unsafe act is discovered or observed, anyone may stop the operation until responsible parties can rectify conditions”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 17 ↗02What three immediate actions does DA Pam 385-64 require when an imminent danger is discovered during an AE operation?
Immediately cease operations, withdraw personnel from the hazard, and notify the supervisor or activity head.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“immediately cease operations, withdraw personnel from the hazard, and notify the supervisor or activity head”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 17 ↗03Per DA Pam 385-64, what is conducted before an AE operation so each operator understands the tasks they are responsible for?
A pre-operational walkthrough.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“A pre-operational walkthrough will be conducted to ensure each operator understands the tasks for which they are responsible”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 18 ↗04State the DA Pam 385-64 principle for limiting personnel and explosives during AE operations.
Expose the minimum number of people, for the minimum period of time, to the minimum amount of explosives required to perform safe and efficient operations.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Operations must be conducted in a manner that exposes the minimum number of people, for the minimum period of time, to the minimum amount of explosives required to perform safe and efficient operations.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 18 ↗05Under DA Pam 385-64, what limits must be clearly posted in AE operating bays?
Personnel and explosives' NEW limits.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Personnel and explosives' NEW limits must be clearly posted in operating bays”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 18 ↗06Under DA Pam 385-64, explosive limits for an operation will not exceed the amount of AE required during what period?
Half a work shift (for example, four or five hours).
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Explosive limits will be based on the minimum quantity of AE required for the operation and will not exceed the amount of AE required during half a work shift (for example, four, or five hours)”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 19 ↗07When must the MHE operator inspect the mandatory inspection points on material handling equipment used for AE?
Before daily use and, as necessary, during sustained use.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“The MHE operator will inspect mandatory inspection points for MHE to be used before daily use and, as necessary, during sustained use.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 19 ↗08What load limit does DA Pam 385-64 place on moving AE with MHE?
Operators will not move loads that exceed the rated capacity of the MHE at the prescribed load center.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Operators will not use MHE to move loads that exceed the rated capacity of the MHE at the prescribed load center.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 19 ↗09Name two uses of forklifts that DA Pam 385-64 prohibits around AE.
As towing tractors or for the destruction of waste products.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“MHE will be used only for its intended purpose (for example, forklifts will not be used as towing tractors or for the destruction of waste products).”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 19 ↗10When are ground guides required for MHE in AE operations?
Whenever the MHE operator's vision is obstructed, or there is a potential for the forks to catch, pull, or push adjacent material.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Ground guides will be used by the MHE operator whenever vision is obstructed (for example, obstructed by MHE mast or by cargo movement) or there is a potential for MHE forks to catch, pull, or push adjacent material”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 20 ↗11Which type of MHE does DA Pam 385-64 specify for handling AE inside buildings or poorly ventilated areas?
Battery-powered MHE.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Used for handling AE inside buildings or poorly ventilated areas.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 20 ↗12What switches must battery-powered MHE be equipped with?
A dead-man switch and a main-service switch that can be activated from the driver's position.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Equipped with a dead-man switch and a main-service switch that can be activated from the driver's position.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 20 ↗13Which NFPA 505 type is the only MHE approved for use in areas with explosive dusts?
Type EX.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Type EX MHE is the only MHE approved for use in areas with explosive dusts (NFPA 505).”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 20 ↗14What minimum fire extinguisher rating is required on gasoline- and diesel-powered MHE used in an AE area?
5 BC (1-A:10-B:C is recommended).
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“MHE and other gasoline and diesel -powered equipment used in an AE area will be provided with a fire extinguisher having a minimum rating of 5 BC (1 - A: 10 - B: C is recommended).”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 20 ↗15What must be attached to the throat of the carburetor on gasoline- and diesel-powered MHE?
Backfire deflectors, of the oil-bath or screen type.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Gasoline and diesel -powered MHE will be equipped with backfire deflectors securely attached to the throat of the carburetor. These deflectors will be of the oil -bath or screen type.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 20 ↗16How far must stored MHE be kept from combustible material?
At least 10 feet.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Stored MHE must be: (a) At least 10 feet from combustible material.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 21 ↗17When battery-powered MHE is temporarily stored in a magazine containing packaged AE, how long may idle storage last?
Periods of idle storage must not exceed four days.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Periods of idle storage must not exceed four days.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 21 ↗18After each workday, what is battery-powered MHE temporarily stored in a magazine inspected for?
Hot brakes, leaking oil, or fluid; if found, the MHE is removed from the building.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“After each workday, MHE will be inspected for hot brakes, leaking oil, or fluid. If found, the affected MHE will be removed from the building.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 21 ↗19Why does DA Pam 385-64 forbid disconnecting MHE battery cables within AE storage locations?
Because of the possible arcing when terminals are separated.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Battery cables of MHE will not be disconnected within AE storage locations due to the possible arcing when terminals are separated.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 21 ↗20How must detonators, blasting caps, and other initiating devices be carried when moving or handling them?
In separate protective containers that prevent item-to-item contact and are marked to identify the contents.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Use separate protective containers, which prevent item-to-item contact and are marked to identify the contents when moving or handling detonators, initiators, squibs, blasting caps”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 21 ↗21May AE containers designed with skids be pushed or pulled into position?
Yes, cautiously, unless otherwise marked on the container; tumbling, dragging, or dropping of AE containers is to be avoided.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“avoiding tumbling, dragging, or dropping of AE containers. Containers designed with skids may be cautiously pushed or pulled for positioning unless otherwise marked on the container.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 21 ↗22What kind of tools does DA Pam 385-64 require for handling AE?
Only authorized and adequately maintained tools that are non-sparking or made of spark-resistant materials (for example, wood, brass, titanium).
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Using only authorized and adequately maintained tools that are non-sparking or made of spark-resistant materials (for example, wood, brass, titanium)”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 22 ↗23How often are hand tools used near hazardous materials checked for serviceability?
At the start and end of each work shift.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Hand tools or other implements used near hazardous materials will be checked for serviceability at the start and end of each work shift.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 22 ↗24Which hand tools must not be used in proximity to lead azide?
Hand tools containing copper or zinc (for example, brass or bronze).
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Hand tools containing copper or zinc (for example, brass, or bronze) will not be used in proximity to lead azide”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 22 ↗25How must highly combustible waste such as solvent-soaked rags be kept at an AE worksite?
In fire-resistant covered containers until removed from the worksite at the end of each shift, not mixed with wood, paper, and combustible packing materials.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“will not be mixed with wood, paper, and combustible packing materials. This category of waste will be carefully controlled and must be kept in fire-resistant covered containers until removed from the worksite at the end of each shift.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 22 ↗26At a minimum, how often must hazardous waste be removed from AE facilities, and to where?
At the end of each shift, to an approved disposal area or temporary collection point.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“At a minimum, hazardous waste will be removed from all AE facilities and taken to an approved disposal area or temporary collection point at the end of each shift.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 22 ↗27Which sweeping compounds may not be used on conductive floors?
Sweeping compounds containing wax or oil.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Sweeping compounds containing wax or oil will not be used on conductive floors.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗28What is the preferred cleaning method where there may be exposed explosives on the floor?
Hot water or steam.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Where there may be exposed explosives on the floor, hot water or steam is the preferred cleaning method.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗29What happens to loose explosives recovered as sweepings?
They will be destroyed.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Loose explosives recovered as sweepings will be destroyed.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗30When standard ECMs or other munitions storage facilities are unavailable, what floors may buildings used for AE storage not have, and what heating is barred?
Floors will not be wood or a material that produces dust; open fires or heating by stoves is not permitted.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Open fires or heating by stoves is not permitted.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗31May AE be stored in barracks, basements, or company supply rooms?
No. The exception is small arms ammunition (SAA), which may be stored in arms rooms authorized by an explosives license.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“AE will not be stored in buildings used for other purposes (for example, basements, attics, barracks, company supply rooms, and general storehouses). The exception is small arms ammunition (SAA) that may be stored in arms rooms authorized by an explosives license.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗32How must AE be stacked in storage under DA Pam 385-64?
By lot number, arranged so air can circulate freely beneath and throughout the stack; lots must never be mixed randomly.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Lots of AE must never be mixed randomly.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗33Which form may mark the line of separation between lots of AE in storage?
DA Form 3020-R (Magazine Data Card), equivalent marking, or physical separation.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“The line of separation between lots must be clearly indicated on a DA Form 3020-R (Magazine Data Card), equivalent marking, or physical separation.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗34Except in ECMs, how close may the tops of AE stacks come to the roof?
Below the level of the eaves but no closer than 18 inches to the roof.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Except in ECMs, the tops of AE stacks will be below the level of the eaves but no closer than 18 inches to the roof”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗35In heated warehouses, how close may AE stacks be to radiators, heaters, or sprinkler heads, and how high should the bottom layer be raised?
No closer than 18 inches; the bottom layer should be raised from the floor about 3 inches.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“AE stacks in heated warehouses or other buildings will not be closer than 18 inches to radiators, heaters, or sprinkler heads. The bottom layer should be raised from the floor about 3 inches.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 23 ↗36Which materials does DA Pam 385-64 bar from being stored with AE?
Liquid propellants, flammable liquids, gases, corrosives, and oxidizers.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Liquid propellants, flammable liquids, gases, corrosives, and oxidizers will not be stored with AE.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 24 ↗37When must excess combustible materials such as wrapping, dunnage, and pallets be removed from magazines?
When no longer required or at the end of each day.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“When such materials are no longer required or at the end of each day, they must be removed from magazines and storage areas.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 24 ↗38When the last AE is removed from a magazine, what happens to the hazard symbols?
They are removed, and the responsible parties inspect the magazine and document the inspection.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“When the last AE is removed, the hazard symbols will be removed, and the responsible parties will inspect the magazine and document the inspection.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 24 ↗39How are empty magazines sealed, and how often is the seal integrity inspected?
With a numbered seal; the integrity of the seals is inspected at intervals not to exceed 12 months.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“The integrity of the seals will be inspected at intervals not to exceed 12 months.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 24 ↗40If the ambient temperature in an aboveground magazine (AGM) exceeds 100 degrees F for more than 24 hours, what should be done?
Cool the AGM by wetting its exterior, opening the doors and ventilators after sunset, and closing them in the morning.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“If the ambient temperature in an AGM exceeds 100 degrees F for a period of more than 24 hours, the AGM should be cooled by wetting its exterior, opening the doors and ventilators after sunset, and closing them in the morning.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 25 ↗41When personnel work in a magazine with more than one door, how many doors must be unlocked and ajar?
At least two doors.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“More than one door; at least two doors must be unlocked and ajar.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 25 ↗42Why does DA Pam 385-64 require aisles in AE storage?
So AE in each stack may be inspected, inventoried, and removed for shipment or surveillance test, and personnel can escape quickly in emergency situations.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Aisles will be maintained so that AE in each stack may be inspected, inventoried, and removed for shipment or surveillance test. This will allow personnel to escape quickly in emergency situations”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 25 ↗43Under what condition may matches be carried in a magazine area, and how?
Only with written authority from the CO or their designated representative, using a carrying device too large to fit into the pockets.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“a carrying device too large to fit into the pockets will be used for matches, lighters, and similar materials.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 39 ↗44Are 'strike anywhere' (kitchen) matches allowed around AE facilities?
No. Carrying or using them is prohibited in/around AE facilities.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Carrying or using strike anywhere (kitchen) matches is prohibited in/around AE facilities.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 39 ↗45Do personnel assigned AE duties fight fires involving AE?
No. Upon involvement of AE items in a fire, all personnel evacuate to a designated location.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Upon involvement of AE items in a fire, all personnel will evacuate to a designated location”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 39 ↗46What should personnel do about a grass fire near a munitions storage structure?
Give an alarm immediately and, using available firefighting tools, attempt to extinguish or control the fire until firefighting forces arrive.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“an alarm should be immediately given. Using available firefighting tools, personnel should attempt to extinguish or control the fire until firefighting forces arrive.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 39 ↗47During a fire in a munitions operating facility, who is dispatched toward the arriving fire department, and why?
At least one responsible individual (for example, a supervisor or crew leader), to inform firefighters of the fire's location, nature, and extent.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“At least one responsible individual (for example, a supervisor or crew leader) will be dispatched in the direction from which FES is expected to come to inform firefighters of the fire's location, nature, and extent.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 39 ↗48Without intervening noncombustible walls, how far must an authorized smoking area be from AE, and what extinguisher must it have?
At least 50 feet; at least one portable fire extinguisher with a 1A or greater rating.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“At least one portable fire extinguisher with a 1A or greater rating will be located within each designated smoking area.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 40 ↗49Within what distance of motor vehicles, trailers, railcars, or MHE loaded with AE is smoking prohibited?
In, on, or within 50 feet.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Smoking is prohibited in, on, or within 50 feet of motor vehicles, trailers, railcars, or MHE loaded with AE items.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 40 ↗50Are electronic cigarettes allowed in AE areas?
No. E-cigs and other electronic smoking devices are prohibited in AE areas and are only authorized within approved smoking areas.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Electronic cigarettes (E-cigs) and other electronic smoking devices are prohibited in AE areas. Electronic smoking devices, regardless of type, are only authorized to be stored or used within approved smoking areas.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 40 ↗51How far from structures or sites containing AE must vehicles be when refueled, and how close may smoking or open flames be to the refueling?
At least 100 feet from AE; no smoking or open flame within 50 feet of gasoline or diesel refueling.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Smoking or open flame devices will not be allowed within 50 feet of gasoline or diesel refueling.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 42 ↗52What firebreak widths does DA Pam 385-64 require around munitions operating facilities and around ECM ventilators?
A 50-foot firebreak around munitions operating facilities; a 5-foot firebreak around ECM ventilators.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“A 5-foot firebreak will be maintained: (1) Around ECM ventilators.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 44 ↗53When are fire symbols removed, covered, or reversed, and who posts or changes them?
When munitions are not present within the munitions operating facility; the person in charge of the operation posts or changes them.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Symbols will be removed, covered, or reversed when munitions are not present within the munitions operating facility. The person in charge of the operation will post or change the symbols.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 45 ↗54Where are fire symbols placed for an arms room that contains munitions?
On entrances to the arms room; a locker or similar container holding munitions is also marked with the appropriate fire symbol.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Fire symbols will be placed on entrances to arms rooms that contain munitions. If munitions are stored in a locker or similar container, the container will also be marked with the appropriate fire symbol.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 46 ↗55Are fire symbols required for a location storing 1,000 rounds or less of HD 1.4 SAA?
No.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Fire symbols are not required for locations storing 1,000 rounds or less of SAA that are HD 1.4.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 46 ↗56Under the DA Pam 385-64 arms room storage rules, how much HD 1.3 and HD 1.2.2 may be stored?
Up to 100 pounds NEW HD 1.3 and up to 50 pounds NEW HD 1.2.2.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Up to 100 pounds NEW HD 1.3 and up to 50 pounds NEW HD 1.2.2 may be stored.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 78 ↗57When arms room HD 1.2.2 is stored inside or at less than IBD from inhabited buildings such as barracks, what are the minimum acceptable fragment barriers?
1/4 inch of mild steel plate, one layer of sandbags, 12 inches of loose sand or dirt, or equivalent protection.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Minimum acceptable fragment barriers are 1/4 inch of mild steel plate, one layer of sandbags, 12 inches of loose sand or dirt, or equivalent protection.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 78 ↗58Before a unit stores ammunition in an arms room, who approves the risk assessment, and how often are arms room personnel briefed on it?
The responsible commander; it is posted in the arms room and personnel are briefed at least annually.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“The risk assessment will be posted in the arms room, and all arms room personnel will be briefed, at least annually, on its contents.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 78 ↗59How must munitions be packaged and contained when stored in an arms room?
In their original container with original packaging, in required metal storage containers or cabinets.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“The use of metal storage containers or cabinets is required”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 78 ↗60How is training ammunition kept in an arms room?
Separated spatially from operational ammunition and listed separately on the arms room inventory.
VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE
“Training ammunition will be separated spatially from operational ammunition and listed separately on the arms room inventory.”
— DA Pam 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards (24 July 2023), PDF p. 79 ↗Know questions we're missing?
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