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TM 9-1300-277
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1-1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE
NOTE
a. This user manual provides ready references to
An operating procedure, condition,
sources of information, regulations, and technical
etc., which is essential to highlight.
experts
for
the
purpose
of
ensuring
that
demilitarization/disposal activities utilize and implement
1-2. FORMS, RECORDS, AND REPORTS
the latest guidance and technical knowledge.  The
a. General. Responsibility for execution of forms,
contents  are  intended  to  supplement  existing
records, and reports rests upon the commanders of all
information,  regulations,  and  instructions  directed
installations  performing  demilitarization/  disposal
specifically  at  demilitarization/disposal  operations.
operations.  Records, reports, and authorized forms
Requirements and procedures in DMWR's on specific
normally indicate the type, quantity, and condition of
ammunition items will take precedence when in conflict
materiel received, demilitarized, and disposed of.
with those stated in this manual.
b. Authorized  Forms.
The  forms  generally
b. The information, guidance, and references
applicable to units handling subject materiel are listed in
pertain  to  excess,  unserviceable  or  obsolete
appendix A. Refer to TM 38-750 and TM 38-750-1 for
conventional munitions and explosives.
Chemical
instructions on use and completion of these forms. For
Group A Agents and certain Chemical Group B Agents,
a current listing of all forms, refer to DA Pam 310-1
including blood agents CG and BZ, are excluded from
the provisions of this manual.
c. Field Report of Accidents. Accidents involving
injury to personnel or damage to materiel will be
c. The requirements of this manual apply to
reported on DA Form 285, in accordance with AR 385-
Military Installations or Facilities, and Joint Military
40.
Civilian  Activities  which  are  responsible  for  the
d. Report of Damaged or Improper Shipment. All
demilitarization/disposal of Conventional Ammunition.
They will be followed except where the provisions of the
shipments of munitions received in damaged or
host country are applicable.
otherwise  unsatisfactory  condition,  because  of
deficiencies  in  preservation,  packaging,  marking,
d. Warnings, cautions, and notes which appear in
loading, storage, or handling will be reported on SF 364
this manual are defined as follows:
in accordance with AR 735-11-2. Reports of damaged
or
improper
shipment
due
to
transportation
WARNING
discrepancies are to be reported on SF 361 in
AN
OPERATING
PROCEDURE,
accordance with AR 55-38.
PRACTICE, ETC., WHICH IF NOT
e. Fires. A fire report will be prepared on all fires,
CORRECTLY  FOLLOWED,  COULD
or explosions followed by fires, which result in injury,
RESULT IN INJURY TO PERSONNEL
loss of life, or property damage (repair or replacement
OR LOSS OF LIFE.
cost of $100 or more) at all DA installations. Property
CAUTION
includes Army equipment, materials, structures, plants,
systems, timber or grassland, or other property. Motor
AN
OPERATING
PROCEDURE,
vehicles or aircraft damaged while in use are excepted
PRACTICE, ETC., WHICH IF NOT
from this report.  For further information, refer to AR
STRICTLY
OBSERVED,
COULD
420-90. Reports of fire, or explosion followed by fire,
RESULT  IN  DAMAGE  TO,  OR
involving ammunition or explosives are made in addition
DESTRUCTION OF, EQUIPMENT.
to the reports specified in AR 38540.
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