DEPOT MAINTENANCE WORK REQUIREMENT (DMWR)

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Readiness Support Activity by the various commodity

(2) Application of safety standards (explosive

commands. This pamphlet is divided into six sections

and industrial) to maintenance and demilitarization

which contain the following information:

situations.

(1) Section I-General. This section contains

(3) Consideration of special equipment, tools,

instructions on use of the pamphlet and identifies

and buildings to be used.

proponents of the various types of materials covered.

(4) Requirements for planning and reporting.

(2) Section II-Numerical Index. This section

(5) Techniques and approved methods used

contains a complete listing of current DMWR and

in maintenance/demilitarization operations.

changes that were in effect at the time of publication.

(6) Actual hands-on training is provided using

(3) Section III-Alphabetical Index.

This

inert ammunition and components in a fully equipped

section is an alphabetically arranged subject index to

operating building.

Training consists of physically

the publications listed in Section II, which lists all

running a complete maintenance/demilitarization

security classified DMWR first, as indicated with the

operating line using student prepared SOP's and line

asterisk (*), then according to the abbreviated or full

layouts.

title.

(4) Section IV-Reference Number to DMWR

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Number. This is a number other than a National stock

(DMWR)

number (NSN) used to identify the item. It is cross

referenced to the DMWR number.

a. DMWR's are documents which contain the

(5) Section V-NSN to DMWR Number, This is

minimum requirements for the demilitarization and

a cross-reference to the NSN assigned to the DMWR

disposal of specific munitions. It specifies equipment

item.

and materials to be used, methods, procedures, and

(6) Section VI-Rescissions. This section lists

techniques, safety and inspection criteria, and other

all rescinded DMVR's since the previous edition of this

essential factors to assure proper demilitarization and

index.

disposal of the item involved. It serves as a basis for

c. A cross-reference listing of demilitarization

preparing local standing operating procedures (SOP).

DMWR to DODIC has been prepared by the US Army

b. An index of Depot Maintenance Work

Armament Materiel Readiness Command, Rock Island,

Requirements is contained in DARCOM pamphlet 310-

IL 61299. Copies of this listing may be obtained by

9. This is an index of current Depot Maintenance Work

writing to that headquarters, ATTN: DRSAR-DSM.

Requirements that have been re-

ported to the US Army DARCOM Materiel

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