Ammunition Handlers Study Guide Exam
Questions and Verified Answers
NAVMC 11797-Delegation of Authority (DOA) - Correct Answer Battalion Commander gives us the authority to sign/request for ammunition.
If the BC cannot sign the DOA, who will sign for it? - Correct Answer Executive Officer
Who on the (DOA) needs to be (AA&E) Screened? - Correct Answer Requestors, Receivers, and CAT 1 SNCO's & Officers
NAVMC 11381-Expenditure Report - Correct Answer The form is partially filled out once
the person has the documents, after the range is over the expended section is filled out and if there's a turn in then that portion is filled out after turn-in is complete.
DD Form 626-Motor Vehicle Inspection - Correct Answer Vehicle inspections will be conducted before leaving the motor pool to the ASP (Ammunition Supply Point) with the
form. If there are any deficiencies they will be corrected before leaving to the ASP.
MDAS Form (Materials Documented As Safe) - Correct Answer Dunnage is to be certified/verified before leaving the range is or else it is still considered MPPEH (Materials Potentially Pertaining an Explosive Hazard). The document MUST TRAVEL with said dunnage to the location it will be SECURED and KEPT AWAY FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS to i.e. Supply cage or Quadcon.
DD Form 1907- Signature and Tally Record - Correct Answer The only people allowed to sign this form are those on the delegation of authority and must be AA&E screened before going on the DOA.
DD Form 1348 - Correct Answer This form is used to issue out ammunition to Range OIC's. Is also used when doing a turn in at the ASP, and must be created prior to getting there. The ASP gives us one when signing for ammunition as well.
E581 Form - Correct Answer This form is created through inputting the request on TAMIS, it is also what will be needed in order to pick up ammunition at the ASP when you get there. (Must have the E581 version that is approved by the ASP itself.)
Questions and Verified Answers
NAVMC 11797-Delegation of Authority (DOA) - Correct Answer Battalion Commander gives us the authority to sign/request for ammunition.
If the BC cannot sign the DOA, who will sign for it? - Correct Answer Executive Officer
Who on the (DOA) needs to be (AA&E) Screened? - Correct Answer Requestors, Receivers, and CAT 1 SNCO's & Officers
NAVMC 11381-Expenditure Report - Correct Answer The form is partially filled out once
the person has the documents, after the range is over the expended section is filled out and if there's a turn in then that portion is filled out after turn-in is complete.
DD Form 626-Motor Vehicle Inspection - Correct Answer Vehicle inspections will be conducted before leaving the motor pool to the ASP (Ammunition Supply Point) with the
form. If there are any deficiencies they will be corrected before leaving to the ASP.
MDAS Form (Materials Documented As Safe) - Correct Answer Dunnage is to be certified/verified before leaving the range is or else it is still considered MPPEH (Materials Potentially Pertaining an Explosive Hazard). The document MUST TRAVEL with said dunnage to the location it will be SECURED and KEPT AWAY FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS to i.e. Supply cage or Quadcon.
DD Form 1907- Signature and Tally Record - Correct Answer The only people allowed to sign this form are those on the delegation of authority and must be AA&E screened before going on the DOA.
DD Form 1348 - Correct Answer This form is used to issue out ammunition to Range OIC's. Is also used when doing a turn in at the ASP, and must be created prior to getting there. The ASP gives us one when signing for ammunition as well.
E581 Form - Correct Answer This form is created through inputting the request on TAMIS, it is also what will be needed in order to pick up ammunition at the ASP when you get there. (Must have the E581 version that is approved by the ASP itself.)
