NOMMP Vol II Chapter 6

1 opnavinst VOLUME II 1 SEPTEMBER 19996-2-1 Chapter Weapons Handling Procedures Chapter provides general and spe-cific information for the safe and efficient handling, trans-portation, and stowage of ammunition and explosivesashore. The regulations and safety precautions set forthherein do not change or modify existing directives, nor dothey relieve cognizant personnel of their responsibility forthe use of good judgment and observance of safety precau-tions. The rules and regulations contained in this chapterare based in whole or in part on the bibliography listed infigure 6-2-1.

2 For expanded or detailed procedures, refer-ence should be made to those and responsibilities ofauthoritative personnel concerned with the handling ofexplosives at shore activities are delineated in Chapter 1 ofNAVAIR 00-80T-103 (Naval Air Training and OperatingProcedures Standardization (NATOPS) ConventionalWeapons Handling Procedures Manual (Ashore)) and involume II, Chapter Ammunition Load Plan/Load Planning is authorized andmaintained by authority of opnavinst of 20 April 1987 (NOTAL). It contains the latest revision of theapplicable station s mission statement.

3 Each Navy andMarine Corps station which stocks and stores ammunitionto support its stated mission has an Load Plan/Load Plan-ning prepared by the Naval Sea Systems Command. Onlythe weapons officer is authorized to requisition and turn inammunition in support of Load Plan/Load Planning andother training allowances. The weapons officer is respon-sible for maintaining Load Plan/Load Planning allow-ances or letters of waiver from the applicable purpose ammunition other than thatauthorized by Load Plan/Load Planning may be stockedwith the approval of type weapons officer shall request modificationsto Load Plan/Load Planning consistent with stowagecapabilities,usagerates,andannual trainingammunition Ammunition Accountability and policy, procedures, and responsibilities formanagement of conventional ammunition as promulgatedin NAVORDCENINST (NOTAL)

4 Shall beadhered weapons officer shall maintain a stockrecord for all conventional ammunition in the station scustody, utilizing an established uniform ammunitionstock recording procedure for mechanized and non-mech-anized activities. Mechanized activities are all TIR stockpoints with the Ordnance Management System (OMS) andATR activities with the Fleet Optical Scanning Ammuni-tion Marking System (FOSAMS) which have approvedautomated inventory activities shall maintainammunition stock record cards. There are three formsavailable for ammunition stock recording.

5 An Ammuni-tion Master stock Record Card (NAVSUP 1296) and eithera Lot/Location Card (NAVSUP 1297) or a Serial/Locationsupplemental card (NAVSUP 1356) will be maintained forevery Naval Ammunition Logistics Code (NALC) carriedon board. lot/location or serial/location supplementalcards should be placed with the appropriate master stockrecord card. Another supplemental master stock recordcard by National Item Identification Number (NIIN) willbe used if a second NIIN is received. All entries should beposted promptly and in ball point pen. When transferringto a new stock record card, the existing stock record cardwill be retained for audit weapons officer shall maintain a Notice ofAmmunition Reclassification (NAR) file in accordancewith NAVSEA TW 024-AA-ORD-010 (NOTAL) andensure that all ammunition carried on the master stockrecords is properly coded and departments and tenant commands shallreturn unserviceable ammunition, and any other ammuni-tion not required or authorized, to the weapons officer forfurther disposition.

6 The weapons officer shall manage theammunition disposition program in accordance with NA-VORDCENINST (NOTAL). opnavinst VOLUME II 1 SEPTEMBER 19996-2-2 NAVAIR PUBLICATIONSNAVAIR 00-80R-14 USN Firefighting and Rescue ManualNAVAIR 01-700 Publication Index on Airborne Weapons StoresNAVAIR 01-AIM9-2 MIM AIM-9 Series SIDEWINDERNAVAIR 01-AIM54-2-3 MIM AIM-54A PHOENIXNAVAIR 01-1A-75 ALM Consumable Material Application for Cleaning and Corrosion ControlNAVAIR AIM-7 Series SPARROWNAVAIR 01-AGM84A-2-1 MIM AGM-84 HARPOON/SLAMNAVAIR 01-15 MGD-1 Laser Guided Bomb (LGB-2)NAVAIR 01-90 TBA-1 AQM-37A Target (0)NAVAIR 01-90 TBA-3 AQM-37A Target (1)

7 NAVAIR 11-1-113 Safety Precautions for Liquid FuelNAVAIR 11-1-116 BNavy Ammunition Logistic Codes (also issued as TW 010-AA-ORD-030)NAVAIR 11-1F-2 Airborne Bomb and Rocket Fuze ManualNAVAIR 11-5A-17 Bombs and Associated ComponentsNAVAIR11-5A-37 JDAMNAVAIR 11-15-7 Pyrotechnic Screening and Marking DevicesNAVAIR 11-155UU-44/A1 SUU-44 Flare DispenserNAVAIR 11-75-63 Launchers, Single Bay LMU-23/E and Power Bay LMU-24E for Smokey SamNAVAIR 11-75A-44 SUU-44 Flare DispenserNAVAIR Airborne Rocket Launchers (LAU-61/68 Series)NAVAIR Rocket Launchers (LAU-10 Series)NAVAIR 11-75 ADU475-1 ADU-475/E GM AdapterNAVAIR 11-85-1 Propellent Actuated Devices (PADs)NAVAIR 11-85-5 Airborne RocketsNAVAIR 11-85M-2 Rocket Motors (JATO)

8 NAVAIR 11-95-1M61A1 Gun SystemNAVAIR 11-100-1 Cartridges and Cartridge Actuated DevicesNAVAIR Packaging, Handling, StowageNAVAIR Packaging, Handling, StowageNAVAIR 11-140-5 Airborne Weapons Assembly Manual, Bombs, Firebombs and Practice BombsNAVAIR Weapons Assembly Manual, Air-to-Air Tactical MissilesNAVAIR 11-140-1 Rapid Rearm ManualNAVAIR Weapons Assembly Manual, Air-to-Ground Tactical MissilesNAVAIR Weapons Assembly Manual, Training MissilesNAVAIR 11-140-10 Airborne Weapons Assembly Manual, LGBs / GBUsNAVAIR 11-140-9 Airborne Weapons Assembly Manual, CBUsNAVAIR 11-140-24 Ordnance Handling EquipmentNAVAIR 16-1-529 RADHAZ HERO Manual (also issued as OP 3565)

9 NAVAIR 19-15BC-10 Aero 39 Bomb Skid AdapterNAVAIR 19-15BC-12 Aero 12C Weapons SkidNAVAIR 19-15BC-13 Aero 21A Weapons SkidNAVAIR 19-15BC-18A/M32K5 Munitions Set w/AdaptersNAVAIR 19-15BC-505 Aero 21 Weapons SkidFigure of Applicable ReferencesOPNAVINST VOLUME II 1 SEPTEMBER 19996-2-3 NAVAIR PUBLICATIONSNAVAIR 19-15BD-2 Aero 67A Munitions TransporterNAVAIR 19-25E-51 Aero 51 Weapons TrailerNAVAIR 19-25E-61 MHU-126 Weapons TrailerNAVAIR 19-25E-63 MHU-151/M Munitions TrailerNAVAIR 19-95-1 Weapons Handling Equipment Configuration GuideNAVAIR Ordnance Handling EquipmentNAVAIR DirectivesNAVAIR Aero 51 Bomb TrailerNAVAIR 19-600-66-6-2 PMS/Aero 47A Loader w/AdaptersNAVAIR 19-600-75-6-1/-4 PMS/Preop Aero 21 Skid w/AdaptersNAVAIR 19-600-86-6-2 PMS A/S 32K-1A/B Loader w/AdaptersNAVAIR 19-600-101-6-1/-4 PMS/Preop MK 7 Bomb TrailerNAVAIR 19-600-145-6-1/-2 PMS/Preop Munitions Set A/M32K-5 NAVAIR 19-600-148-6-1/-2 PMS/Preop LALSNAVAIR 19-600-162-6-1/-2 PMS/Preop MHU-126 Bomb TrailerNAVAIR 19-600-169-6-1/-2 PMS/Preop Aero 61 StingNAVAIR 19-600-185-6-1/-2 PMS/Preop MHU-151/M Bomb TrailerNAVAIR 19-600-186-6-1 Preop A/S32A-30 Tow TractorNAVAIR 19-600-189-6-1 PMS

10 MHU-171/E TrailerNAVAIR 19-600-198-6-1 Preop MHU-171/E TrailerNAVAIR AW-820HN-MIB-000 MIM AGM-84 HARPOONNAVAIRINST and Procedures for Air Launched Missile Repairable Material MovementNAVSEA PUBLICATIONSNAVSEA OP 5 Volume 1 Ammunition and Explosives AshoreNAVSEA OP 1014 Ordnance Safety PrecautionsNAVSEA OP 2173 Volumes 1 & 2 Catalog of Ordnance Handling EquipmentNAVSEA OP 2165 Volume 1 Navy Transportation Safety HandbookNAVSEA OP 2217 Miscellaneous Chemical MunitionsNAVSEA OP 2238 Identification of AmmunitionNAVSEA OP 2239 Explosive Driver s HandbookNAVSEA OP 2793 Toxic Hazards of PyrotechnicsNAVSEA OP 3199 Volumes 1 & 2 Safety Precautions for Liquid PropellantNAVSEA OP 3347 USN Ordnance Safety PrecautionsNAVSEA OP 3565 Volumes 1 & 2 HERO Manual (also issued as NAVAIR 16-1-529)