Ammunition Storage and safety Flashcards
1
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ASHS
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- Ammunition Storage and Handling System
- positioning ammo for safety and employment at the same time.
2
Q
HH-60 ammo capacity
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- m240- 800 rounds
- 7.62 mm mini gun- 2700 rounds
- .50 cal - 600 rounds
3
Q
H-1
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- m240 - 800 rounds
4
Q
CV-22
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- .50 cal - 600 rounds
- m240 - 800 rounds
5
Q
AC130 H
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- 40 mm - 256 rounds
- 105 mm - 136 rounds
6
Q
AC130 U
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- 25 mm - 3000 rounds
- 40 mm - 256 rounds
- 105 mm - 100 rounds
7
Q
AC130 W
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- 30 mm - 540 rounds
8
Q
Weapons Safety Basics
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- wear Safety equipment
- keep guns pointed in safe direction
- ensure gun is safe and cleared
- know your target and what behind it
- dont fire at anything you dont intend to kill
9
Q
Personnel Qualification and Training
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- AFI 91-202 U.S.A.F Mishap Prevention Program Chapter 10
- Unit weapons safety Manager will tailor the weapons safety training given to an individual to the spec duty and weapons systems
- Supervisors augment the training
10
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Hazards
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Hazards that cause munitions to ignite or explode
- Heat - fire or excessive heat during use or storage
- Friction - static electricity when the static charges are allowed to accumulate to the point of uncontrolled discharge.
- Percussion - dropping or striking munitions or explosives
11
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Fire extinguishers
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AFOSH standard 91-56 Fire Protection and Prevention and T.O. 00-25-172, ground servicing of A/C and Static Grounding/Bonding
- states a minimum of 2 extinguishers will be provided unless other wise stated by the Fire Chief
12
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Ammunition Emergency Procedures
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- Notify the Air crew Commander and crew
- notify fire department
- fight fire and remove munitions if possible
- all nonessential personnel will withdraw 2500 ft.
- crew members fight the fire will with draw 2500 ft when the fire envelops munitions or after arrival of fire fighters
NOTE: when net explosive weight exceeds 500 lbs with 105HE on board with draw to 4000 ft.
13
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Dropped Munitions
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- return to munitions personnel immediately
