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TM 9-1300-275/1

AFM 127-100

Explosives Safety Manual.

AFR 136-4

Responsibilities for Technical Escorts of Chemical, Biological and Etiological Agents.

AFR 190-4

Community Relations and Emergency Assistance Procedures After An Offbase Aircraft,

Missile, Ground, Water, or Explosives Accidents.

AFR 190-10

Release of Information on Accidents.

AFR 205-1

Safeguarding Classified Information.

AFR 205-17

Special Security Procedures, Classification Guide for Sensitive Controlled Fragmentation

Munitions.

AFM 207-1

Doctrine and Requirements for Security of Aerospace Systems.

AFM 355-1

The AF Disaster Preparedness Program.

AFM 355-5

Employment of Biological Agents.

AFM 355-6

Military Biology and Biological Agents.

AFM 355-7

Military Chemistry and Chemical Agents.

AFR 355-7

Response to Major Peacetime Accidents Involving Nuclear and Non-Nuclear Weapons, and

Other Dangerous Materials.

4. MARINE CORPS.

MCO 4030.25

Responsibilities for Technical Escort of Chemical, Biological, and Etiological Agents.

MCO P4600.12

Military Traffic Management Regulations.

MCO 8027.1

Responsibilities for Explosive Ordnance Disposal.

MCO P4030.19

Packaging and Handling of Dangerous Material for Transportation by Military Aircraft.

5. CIVIL PUBLIUCATION.

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CG 108

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Code of Federal Regulations, Title 46, Parts 146-149.

Code of Federal Regulations, Title 49, Parts 71-91.

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