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If an accident occurs on the range, who is responsible for reporting it to range control? - Answer-Range OIC If an accident or incident occurs on a range, report the situation to range control immediately, but no later than? - Answer-30 minutes Once certified as an RSO or OIC, the certification expires after? - Answer-2 years What are the requirements for Surface Danger Zone Diagrams? - Answer--Prepared for all weapons and explosives -Commanders must ensure that SDZD's are submitted to Range Division at least 10 working days prior to firing. -SDZD will be prepared in duplicate by the OIC or RSO only What are the unit's medical requirements when conducting live-fire operations(other than small arms impact area)? - Answer-A medic (MOS-91 series) with complete aid bag, litters, and FLA. What army manual covers Composite Risk Management? - Answer-FM 5-19 What CG policy letter provides guidance for Live Fire Exercises? - Answer-Policy Letter 25 What Fort Campbell Regulation pertains to Range Operations? - Answer-CAMREG 385-5 What must happen if an aircraft accidentaly over-flies the range? - Answer-Immediately call "Check Fire" and contact range control to report the incident and remain in check fire until aircraft is out of area and cleared by range control to continue. Who is overall responsible for ensuring weapons remain in a safe direction? - Answer-Range Safety OfficerWho is responsible for ensuring that the range flag is properly displayed? - Answer-Range Safety Officer Who is responsible for instituting a mandatory cease fire/check fire status if communications with range control are lost? - Answer-Range OIC Who is responsible for overall operation of the range? - Answer-Range OIC Who is responsible for selecting, training, and certifying range OIC's/RSO's? - Answer-Unit Commander Who is the only individual that can "open" a range with range control? - Answer-Range OIC