Ammo and Explosive Storage Safety
Exam
what kind of magazine is used for 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4? - ANSW-AGM
where do you look to find the table on chemical hazard symbol requirements? - ANSW-
yellow book, DA 385-64
Which type of magazine is used to temporarily store the minimum amount of A&E
necessary to safely and efficiently conduct operations? - ANSW-service and
maintenance
Two of the greatest hazards to explosives are - ANSW-fire and heat
Fire symbols are used to identify the type of hazard at a particular building or location
based on their shape. - ANSW-make sure symbols are visible, silhouette is visible, post
symbol representing the highest hazard, interior location
Which of the following tasks are allowed inside a magazine? - ANSW-remove/replace
bands on bombs, remove/replace grommets
Personnel want to open some of the boxes in the ECM you are visiting. They ask you if
this is acceptable. You tell them they can open containers of AE to - ANSW-desiccant
change-out as long as access to A&E isn't allowed, visible inspection of CBU/CNUs
You enter a heated warehouse and see AE stacks placed next to the radiators. Is this
practice permitted? - ANSW-no needs to be 18inches apart
At which of the following locations are you allowed to store small rockets and missiles in
any direction, except pointed upward or toward the door? - ANSW-none
It's July and you are at an AGM in the Nevada desert that contains rockets, rocket
motors, and missiles. This is probably not a safe practice because you know these
items should not be stored in locations where temperatures exceed - ANSW-120F
AE is not normally stored in buildings being used for other purposes such as
basements, other portions of barracks, company supply rooms, etc - ANSW-never mix,
ECM can't touch walls, single lots stored together
Exam
what kind of magazine is used for 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4? - ANSW-AGM
where do you look to find the table on chemical hazard symbol requirements? - ANSW-
yellow book, DA 385-64
Which type of magazine is used to temporarily store the minimum amount of A&E
necessary to safely and efficiently conduct operations? - ANSW-service and
maintenance
Two of the greatest hazards to explosives are - ANSW-fire and heat
Fire symbols are used to identify the type of hazard at a particular building or location
based on their shape. - ANSW-make sure symbols are visible, silhouette is visible, post
symbol representing the highest hazard, interior location
Which of the following tasks are allowed inside a magazine? - ANSW-remove/replace
bands on bombs, remove/replace grommets
Personnel want to open some of the boxes in the ECM you are visiting. They ask you if
this is acceptable. You tell them they can open containers of AE to - ANSW-desiccant
change-out as long as access to A&E isn't allowed, visible inspection of CBU/CNUs
You enter a heated warehouse and see AE stacks placed next to the radiators. Is this
practice permitted? - ANSW-no needs to be 18inches apart
At which of the following locations are you allowed to store small rockets and missiles in
any direction, except pointed upward or toward the door? - ANSW-none
It's July and you are at an AGM in the Nevada desert that contains rockets, rocket
motors, and missiles. This is probably not a safe practice because you know these
items should not be stored in locations where temperatures exceed - ANSW-120F
AE is not normally stored in buildings being used for other purposes such as
basements, other portions of barracks, company supply rooms, etc - ANSW-never mix,
ECM can't touch walls, single lots stored together
