55B10E10
TRAINING SUPPORT PACKAGE (TSP)
TSP Number/
Title
55B10E10
Receive Shipment of Munitions at an Ammunition Support
Activity
Task
Number(s)/
Title(s)
093-400-1372
Effective Date
31 December 1998
Receive Munitions
Supersedes
TSP(s)
TSP User
USAOMMCS, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama and Accredited Ordnance TASS
Battalion.
Proponent
U.S. Army Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School, Munitions
Training Department, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama 35897-6970.
Comments/
Recommendations
Send comments and recommendations directly to:
U.S. Army CASCOM, Training Directorate
ATTN: ATCL, AO (Mr. Roy King)
Bldg. 1109, 401 First Street
Fort Lee, VA 23801-1713
(E-mail Kingr1@Lee-dns1.army.mil)
Foreign
Disclosure
Restrictions
If International students are scheduled to attend this class, coordination with
Security Division (ATSK-AS) is required to determine if the information can
be released to International students.
55B10E10
Preface
Purpose
This training support package provides the instructor with a standardized
lesson plan for presenting instruction for:
TASK NUMBER:
TASK TITLE:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
093-400-1372
Receive Munitions
Perform this task at a segregation area of an
Ammunition Support Activity, given a partially
prepared DA Form 3151-R for an incoming shipment
and the following: packaged or unpackaged
munitions, transport vehicles, fire symbols, DA Form
3020-R, dunnage, banding equipment and materials,
safety clothing and equipment. Stencil equipment and
materials, packaging containers and materials. DA
Form 3151-R, forklifts, shims and wedges, pallet jacks
and palletized inert munitions, fire extinguishers and
explosive proof flashlight.
Properly receive, segregate, check for serviceability,
inventory, repack, and receipt. Correctly complete,
sign, date, and return DA Form 3151-R to stock
control. Annotate the quantity received on DA Form
3020-R. Perform this task error free and without
causing injury to self, other personnel, damage to the
environment, or equipment.
This TSP
Contains
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Lesson Plan
Appendix A
Section I - Administrative Data
Section II - Introduction
Section III - Presentation
Section IV - Summary
Section V - Student Evaluation
Practical Exercise (ADT)
Practical Exercise Worksheet
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SECTION I. ADMINISTRATIVE DATA
All Courses
Including this
Lesson
COURSE NUMBER(S)
645-55B10
COURSE TITLE(S)
Ammunition Specialist
Task(s) Taught
or Supported
TASK NUMBER
093-400-1372
TASK TITLE
Receive Munitions
Reinforced
Task(s)
TASK NUMBER
None
TASK TITLE
Academic
Hours
The academic hours required to teach this lesson are as follows:
Conference
Practical Exercise
Total hours
HOURS/METHOD
1.0 / CO (IDT)
2.0 / PE1 (ADT)
3.0
Hours
3.0
Lesson No.
55B10E29
Test Lesson
Number
Examination:
Prerequisite
Lesson(s)
LESSON NUMBER
None
Clearance
and Access
Unclassified - International students may attend this class. Coordination with
Security Division (ATSK-DS) is required to determine if the information can be
released to International students.
LESSON TITLE
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References
Required
Number
Title
Date
DA Pam 7102-2
FM 9-13
Supply Support Activity
System Manual Procedures
Ammunition Handbook
28 Feb 94
TM 9-1300206
Ammunition and
Explosives Standards
6 Dec 89
4 Nov 86
Para
No.
pg 172
& 210
pg 56-59
& 64-67
Additional
Information
Through
change 10
Related
AR 735-11-2, AR 12-12, AR 55-38
Student Study
Assignments
None
Instructor
Requirements
One Instructor (IDT)
An assistant instructor for each group of students during the practical exercise
(ADT)
Additional
Personnel
Requirements
None
Equipment
Required
Forklift (if required - ADT)
Pallet jack (if required - ADT)
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Materials
Required
Instructor Materials:
References listed above
Student Materials:
IDT: References listed above
ADT: Practical Exercise Worksheet 55B10E10-PE1
Pencil
DA Form 3020-R (as required)
DA Form 3151-R (as required)
Explosive proof flashlight (One if required)
Work gloves (if required)
Classroom,
Training Area,
and Range
Requirements
One 24-person classroom (Conference)
ASA (PE1)
Ammunition
Requirements
Palletized inert munitions (ADT)
Instructional
Guidance
Before presenting this lesson, instructors must thoroughly prepare by studying
this lesson and identified reference material.
Proponent
Lesson Plan
Approvals
Name
Rank
Position
Date
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
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SECTION II. INTRODUCTION
Method of Instruction: CO
Instructor-to-Student Ratio is: 1:24
Time of instruction: 0.1 hours
Media: None
Motivator
Good morning/afternoon, class. I am _____________. I will be your primary
instructor for this block of instruction. As an Ammunition Specialist, you will
be directly involved in receiving incoming shipments of munitions at your
ASA. This instructional period will give you a working knowledge of
receiving an incoming shipment of munitions to store at an ASA.
Terminal
Learning
Objective
Note: Inform the students of the following terminal learning objective
requirements.
At the completion of this lesson you will:
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
Receive Shipment of Munitions at an Ammunition Support
Activity.
In an ASA environment and given: packaged or
unpackaged inert munitions, transport vehicles, safety
clothing and equipment, fire and chemical symbols,
packaging materials and containers, tie-down straps, pencil,
additional personnel, Two each 10 BC rated fire
extinguishers, Two each 2 ½ gallon water type fire
extinguishers, DA Form 3020-R, DA PAM 710-2-2, MHE,
banding equipment and materials, stencil equipment and
materials, inspection line and equipment, dunnage, orange
paint, applicable munitions drawings, and steel toe shoes.
Properly receive, segregate, check for serviceability,
inventory, repack, and receipt. Correctly complete, sign,
date, and return DA Form 3151-R to stock control.
Annotate the quantity received on DA Form 3020-R.
Perform this task error free and without causing injury to
self, other personnel, damage to the environment, or
equipment.
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Safety
Requirements
None (IDT)
(For ADT PE1 See 55B10E10-PE1)
Risk
Assessment
Level
Medium
Environmental
Considerations
None
Evaluation
This lesson will have a hands-on test (55B10E29) at the end of this annex.
You must score 70% or higher to successfully complete the required standards
for the test.
Instructional
Lead-in
As an Ammunition Specialist, you may be directly involved in receiving
munitions at an ASA. This instructional period will give you a working
knowledge of the procedures required to receive an incoming shipment of
munitions.
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SECTION III. PRESENTATION
Note:
Inform the students of the Enabling Learning Objective requirements:
A.
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE: A
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
Verify Shipping Documents.
In a classroom, given a partially prepared DA Form 3151R for an incoming shipment and DA Form 3020-R, DD
Form 1348-1, DD Form 1384, and DA PAM 710-2-2.
Correctly verify the DD Form 1348-1 and DD Form 1384.
Learning Step/Activity 1: Verify Shipping Documents.
(Reference DA PAM 710-2-2, paragraph 25-25 and FM 9-13, page 60)
1.
Method of Instruction: CO
Instructor-to-Student Ratio is: 1:24
Time of instruction: 0.2 hours
Media: None
Note:
Refer students to DA PAM 710-2-2, page 172, paragraph 25-25a.
General.
(1) To prepare for incoming shipments, check the ASA Standard Operating Procedure
(SOP) for guidance concerning the particular method of transportation the Class V items
are arriving on.
(2) Be aware that mixed lots may be in a single shipment. If they are, there will have to be a
detailed inventory after unloading.
(3) There may be munitions that require rewarehousing, and it will be necessary to make
space in the planned location for storage. To determine if this is necessary, check the
planographs. For magazine storage at a Corps Storage Area (CSA) or Theater Storage
Area (TSA), also check the magazine drawings; for outdoor storage, check the Field
Storage Unit (FSU) size. Finish all rewarehousing before the shipment arrives at the
ASA.
(4) An ASA will normally receive advance notice of incoming shipments of munitions by
means of a DD Form 1348-1.
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Note:
Refer students to DA PAM 710-2-2, page 210-211, figures 25-17 and 18.
(5) After an ASA receives advance notice of an incoming munitions shipment, the stock
control section of that ASA will select the storage locations and the magazine platoon
sergeant will make plans to unload and store the munitions.
(6) Planning for the receipt of munitions also includes the assignment of enough people and
equipment to complete the operation safely and efficiently.
(7) The convoy commander presents a DD Form 1384 (Transportation Control and
Movement Document) for each vehicle in the convoy to the stock control section. The
stock records clerk reviews the forms for completeness and accuracy and for proper
authentication.
(8) A DA Form 3151-R is prepared for each vehicle carrying munitions into the storage
area. As a minimum, a DA Form 3151-R must indicate the storage location by section
or sub-area.
(9) The stock records clerk prepares a DA Form 3020-R for each lot and stack of munitions
to be stored during receiving operations, except when the munitions received is going to
an already existing stack. The DA Form 3151-R and, if required, the new DA Form
3020-R are given to the assigned checker. The magazine Platoon Sergeant arranges for
the MHE support and a crew to unload the incoming shipment.
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B.
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE: B
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
Receive Munitions at the Segregation Area.
In a classroom, given a partially prepared DA Form 3151R for an incoming shipment, DA PAM 710-2-2, FM 9-13,
and TM 9-1300-206.
Describe proper receipt of munitions at the segregation
area IAW the applicable reference.
Learning Step/Activity 1: Verify Vehicle Load.
(Reference FM 9-13, pages 60 and 61)
1.
Method of Instruction: CO
Instructor-to-Student Ratio is: 1:24
Time of instruction: 0.2 hours
Media: None
Note:
Refer students to FM 9-13, pages 60 and 61, Motor Vehicles Section.
Note:
The receiving ASA is responsible for inspecting incoming vehicles and their
cargoes at the vehicle holding area. Follow all safety standards in TM 9-1300206.
a.
A checker is assigned to guide each vehicle or group of vehicles to the proper storage
location and to supervise off-loading. Quality Assurance (QA) will inspect the vehicles
against the destination portion of the DD Form 626, which is carried with each shipment, as
each vehicle arrives at the ASA and before it’s offloaded.
b. Asterisked items must be checked, and deficiencies must be corrected before the vehicle
proceeds into the ASA.
c.
Ensure that two 10 BC rated or above hand held fire extinguishers are present at the location.
d. The ASA control section gives the storage section personnel a DA Form 3151-R before they
leave for the segregation area or storage location with the vehicle. The DA Form 3151-R
gives the location and quantity of munitions to be stored.
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e.
The checker will verify the following information while the load is still on the vehicle:
(1) Quantity.
(2) NSN.
(3) DODIC.
(4) Nomenclature.
(5) Lot Number.
(6) Ammunition Condition Code.
(7) Serial number items (if needed).
Note:
f.
Any discrepancies found during the inspection between what is actually received and what is
listed on the DA Form 3151-R are recorded on the back of the DA Form 3151-R or on a
separate sheet of paper. If there is a discrepancy, have the storage section recheck the actual
receipts. If rechecking does not resolve the discrepancy, prepare SF 364 (Report of
Discrepancy) per AR 735-11-2, AR 12-12, and local directives.
Note:
g.
Refer students to DA PAM 710-2-2, page 172, paragraph 25-25b(3).
Reports of damaged or improper shipment due to transportation discrepancies
will be reported on the SF 361 in accordance with AR 55-38.
Once the inspection is completed and no hazardous, damaged or unserviceable munitions are
identified on the incoming shipment, the checker will escort the vehicle to the storage
location specified on DA Form 3151-R for unloading.
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C.
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE: C
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
Store the Munitions in the Storage Area.
In a classroom, given a partially prepared DA Form 3151R for an incoming shipment and DA PAM 710-2-2, TM 91300-206, and applicable storage drawing.
Describe proper storage of the munitions in accordance
with the applicable storage drawing.
Learning Step/Activity 1: Store the Munitions in the Storage Area.
(Reference TM 9-1300-206, paragraph 4-1.b, pg. 4-1)
1.
Method of Instruction: CO
Instructor-to-Student Ratio is: 1:24
Time of instruction: 0.2 hours
Media: None
a.
Ensure that a minimum of two serviceable 10 BC rated fire extinguishers are present at the
location.
b. The checker will ensure the driver follows the guidelines listed below to prepare the vehicle
for download:
(1) A gasoline-engine vehicle’s ignition switch is turned off.
(2) The handbrake is set.
(3) The transmission is in first gear.
(4) For a diesel-engine vehicle, the transmission is in neutral.
(5) Chock blocks are placed in front and behind the rear wheels of the vehicle and at least
one wheel on the trailer.
Note:
c.
Vehicles equipped with catalytic converters are not allowed in ASA storage
areas.
Storage personnel will remove all dunnage and tie down straps from around the munitions
using the proper tools without causing damage to the munitions.
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d.
The ASA storage section personnel will unload palletized munitions utilizing MHE and
ground guides.
e.
The munitions will be stored in accordance with AMC DWG 19-48-75-15 for the particular
munitions and type of storage structure.
f.
The storage section will ensure the placement of munitions as follows:
(1) The munitions must be placed a minimum of 6 inches from the side walls of the magazine
for air circulation and because drainage grooves run down the sides of earth-covered
magazines.
(2) Munitions will be stacked a minimum of 3 inches from the front and rear walls of the
magazine.
(3) Munitions will be stacked a minimum of 18 inches from the roof. This is the heated
space between the roof and the munitions.
Note:
Munitions will be stacked so that they do not touch the side walls or the roof of
igloos.
(4) Aisles shall be maintained so that munitions in each stack can be inventoried, removed
for issue and shipment or inspected by surveillance personnel. Wider aisles are required
when using MHE. Aisles will be kept unobstructed to permit rapid escape and for
emergency destruction.
(5) The smallest lots of munitions will be placed towards the front of the magazine for easy
access for issue. Normally the smallest lots are always issued first.
(6) Only one light box per lot number of munitions is allowed. It will be painted orange and
placed on the top of the stack.
(7) Munitions lot numbers should be separated from one another by a minimum of 3 inches
so that it can be easily inventoried, issued, received, or shipped, and to maintain lot
number integrity.
(8) If the storage location is not already entered on a DA Form 3151-R, the receiving
checker enters it when the munitions is unloaded and placed in storage.
QUESTION:
Munitions must be placed a minimum of how many inches from the
side wall of a magazine (earth-covered)?
ANSWER:
6 inches from the side walls.
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D.
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE: D
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
1.
Complete DA Form 3151-R and DA Form 3020-R.
Given a partially prepared DA Form 3151-R and DA Form
3020-R and applicable information.
Complete DA Form 3151-R and DA Form 3020-R without
error.
Learning Step/Activity 1: Complete DA Form 3151-R and DA Form 3020-R.
(Reference DA PAM 710-2-2, paragraph 25-24)
Method of Instruction: CO
Instructor-to-Student Ratio is: 1:24
Time of instruction: 0.2 hours
Media: None
a.
After it has been verified that the DA Form 3151-R is complete and accurate, the following
steps will be followed:
(1) The vehicle driver signs and dates the Signature of Issuing Checker block.
(2) The checker signs and dates the Signature of Receiving Checker block.
b. The receiving checker will be responsible for the following information on DA Form 3020-R
that is kept at the storage location for each lot and stack of munitions:
(1) Enter the quantity of munitions received in the Quantity Received column.
(2) Update the Balance column of the DA Form 3020-R to reflect the total quantity of
munitions on hand after the transaction takes place.
c.
After each vehicle is off-loaded, it is driven to the vehicle assembly area and returned to the
control of the convoy commander. The checker returns the DA Form 3151-R to the ASA
office.
d. Stock control will check the DA Form 3151-R for accuracy, and the total quantity of each
item shown on all DA Forms 3151-R. The shipment will be checked against the total
quantity shown on the DD Form 1348-1.
e.
If there is a discrepancy, the load is rechecked by the inventory control section. The actual
quantity, verified as received by inventory control, will be entered on the DD Form 1348-1.
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f.
The DD Form 1348-1 is then signed by the receiving officer. The actual quantity verified on
a DA Form 3151-R is used to update DA Form 5203 (Stock Control Record).
E.
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE: E
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
1.
Receive Shipment of Munitions at an Ammunition Support
Activity.
In an ASA environment and given: packaged or
unpackaged inert munitions, transport vehicles, safety
clothing and equipment, fire and chemical symbols,
packaging materials and containers, tie-down straps, pencil,
additional personnel, two each 10 BC rated fire
extinguishers, two each 2 ½ gallon water type fire
extinguishers, DA Form 3020-R, DA PAM 710-2-2, MHE,
banding equipment and materials, stencil equipment and
materials, inspection line and equipment, dunnage, orange
paint, applicable munitions drawings, and steel toe shoes.
Properly receive, segregate, check for serviceability,
inventory, repack, and receipt. Correctly complete, sign,
date, and return DA Form 3151-R to stock control.
Annotate the quantity received on DA Form 3020-R.
Perform this task error free and without causing injury to
self, other personnel, damage to the environment, or
equipment.
Learning Step/Activity 1: The student will receive munitions at an
Ammunition Support Activity.
Method of Instruction: PE1 (ADT)
Instructor-to-Student Ratio: 1:3
Time of instruction: 2.0 hours
Media: None
Note:
Inform the students that during the next 2.0 hours they will complete a
practical exercise designed to enhance their skills in receiving munitions at an
Ammunition Support Activity. Issue the students 55B10E10-PE1, Practical
Exercise, along with all the required materials.
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SECTION IV. SUMMARY
Method of Instruction: CO
Instructor-to-Student Ratio is: 1:24
Time of instruction: 0.1 hours
Media: None
Review/
Summarize
Lesson
During this presentation we discussed the following:
Check on
Learning
Determine if students have learned the material presented by:
Verifying shipping documents.
Receiving munitions at the segregation area.
Storing the munitions in the storage area.
Completing DA Form 3151-R and DA Form 3020-R.
a. Soliciting student questions and explanations.
b. Posing questions and getting answers from the students.
c. Correcting student misunderstandings.
Transition to
Next Lesson
55B10E11
Issue Munitions at an Ammunition Support Activity.
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SECTION V. STUDENT EVALUATION
Testing
Requirements
Upon completion of this lesson, your performance will be evaluated by a
practical exercise.
Feedback
Requirement
a. Schedule and provide feedback on the evaluation and any information to
help answer students’ questions about the test.
b. Provide remedial training as needed.
Note:
Rapid, immediate feedback is essential to effective learning.
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PRACTICAL EXERCISE (ADT)
Title
Receive Shipment of Munitions at an Ammunition Support Activity
Introduction
Good morning/afternoon, class. I am ____________. I will be your primary
instructor for this practical exercise (if new instructor).
Motivator
This practical exercise will reinforce the materials covered in the IDT lesson
55B10E10, Receive Munitions at an Ammunition Support Activity. As an
Ammunition Specialist, you will be required to receive munitions. You must
be able to identify the proper forms, and use the correct procedures for
completing the receipt.
Terminal
Learning
Objective
Note: Inform the students of the following learning objective requirements.
At the completion of this practical exercise you will:
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
Receive Shipment of Munitions at an Ammunition Support
Activity.
In an ASA environment and given: packaged or
unpackaged inert munitions, transport vehicles, safety
clothing and equipment, fire and chemical symbols,
packaging materials and containers, tie-down straps, pencil,
additional personnel, two each 10 BC rated fire
extinguishers, two each 2 ½ gallon water type fire
extinguishers, DA Form 3020-R, DA PAM 710-2-2, MHE,
banding equipment and materials, stencil equipment and
materials, inspection line and equipment, dunnage, orange
paint, applicable munitions drawings, and steel toe shoes.
Properly receive, segregate, check for serviceability,
inventory, repack, and receipt. Correctly complete, sign,
date, and return DA Form 3151-R to stock control.
Annotate the quantity received on DA Form 3020-R.
Perform this task error free and without causing injury to
self, other personnel, damage to the environment, or
equipment.
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55B10E10-PE1
PRACTICAL EXERCISE
Safety
Requirements
Observe all safety regulations, local standing operating procedures and
precautions applicable to munitions. Personnel should handle all munitions
and components, including practice and training items, as potentially
dangerous. The same basic safety rules should be followed when using inert
training or lecture aids as those followed when loaded items are being used.
Striking, dropping, or handling in other than the manner prescribed for
explosive loaded (live) items is not permitted.
Risk
Assessment
Level
Low
Environmental
Considerations
None
Evaluation
You must pass all of the performance measures to receive a GO for this
practical exercise.
Instructional
Lead-in
This practical exercise will allow you to practice receipt skills and to review
the process you were taught during IDT.
Resource
Requirements
Pallets of inert munitions
Clipboard and pencil
Partially prepared DA Form 3020-R
Partially prepared DA Form 3151-R
Explosion proof flashlight (if required)
Feedback
Requirements
Critique the practical exercise when completed.
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PRACTICAL EXERCISE
Special
Instructions
a. Directions to Instructor.
(1) Brief assistant instructors prior to the PE and assign each to a station.
(2) Ensure the test site stations are set up for the PE.
(3) Ensure sufficient copies of PE worksheets and evaluation guides are
available.
(4) Issue each student a PE worksheet and evaluation guide.
(5) Give students a short review and inform them what must be done
during the practical exercise (maximum 5 minutes).
(6) Allow each student 25 minutes to perform the PE.
(7) Instructor and assistant instructors will grade and complete the
evaluation guide for each student as indicated in paragraph “e” below.
b. Arrangement of students, requirements, and materials.
Note: The arrangement depicted is for the optimum class size of 24 students.
Adjustments may be necessary depending on actual class size.
(1) Arrangement of students:
Assign a student to each of the six stations.
(2) Station setup:
(a) Initial station setup.
1 There is a total of six stations.
2 Each station will contain inert palletized munitions of different
lot numbers.
(b) Station setup between students. None required.
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PRACTICAL EXERCISE
Special
Instructions
(Continued)
(3) Requirements. The student must:
(a) Act as a receiving checker, and inventory the inert munitions just
unloaded at the substation.
(b) Verify the DODIC, NSN, nomenclature, quantity, condition code,
lot number, and location on the 3151-R.
(c) Complete the DA Form 3020-R.
(d) Have instructor sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as issuing
checker.
(e) Sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as receiving checker.
(f) Turn-in the DA Form 3151-R to Stock Control.
c. General plan of conduct of practical exercise.
(1) Stations will be set up as depicted in subparagraph b.(2) above.
(2) At the start of the practical exercise inform each student he/she will act
as the receiving checker.
(3) Allow each student 25 minutes to inventory the inert munitions and
complete the forms.
(4) Continue this procedure until each student has performed the task.
d. Practical Exercise.
Note: See the PE worksheet and evaluation guide for each student.
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PRACTICAL EXERCISE
Special
Instructions
(Continued)
e. Evaluation.
(1) Complete the evaluation guide for each student throughout the PE.
(2) Students must pass all of the performance measures to receive a GO
for this practical exercise.
(3) Students receiving a NO GO will be required to perform the PE again
at a different station prior to being allowed to continue to the next
practical exercise.
(4) The instructor will prepare a listing of students that failed to obtain a
GO after their second try and submit this listing to operations. This
listing will be used to schedule additional training or other action
deemed necessary.
f. Directions to Students. You will:
(1) Act as a receiving checker, and inventory the inert munitions just
unloaded at the substation.
(2) Verify the DODIC, NSN, nomenclature, quantity, condition code, lot
number and location on the 3151-R.
(3) Complete the DA Form 3020-R.
(4) Have the instructor sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as issuing
checker.
(5) Sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as receiving checker.
(6) Turn-in the DA Form 3151-R to Stock Control.
(7) You must pass all of the performance measures to receive a GO for
this practical exercise.
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PRACTICAL EXERCISE WORKSHEET
Title
Receive Shipment of Munitions at an Ammunition Support Activity
Terminal
Learning
Objective
ACTION:
CONDITIONS:
STANDARD:
Receive Shipment of Munitions at an Ammunition Support
Activity.
In an ASA environment and given: packaged or
unpackaged inert munitions, transport vehicles, safety
clothing and equipment, fire and chemical symbols,
packaging materials and containers, tie-down straps, pencil,
additional personnel, two each 10 BC rated fire
extinguishers, two each 2 ½ gallon water type fire
extinguishers, DA Form 3020-R, DA PAM 710-2-2, MHE,
banding equipment and materials, stencil equipment and
materials, inspection line and equipment, dunnage, orange
paint, applicable munitions drawings, and steel toe shoes.
Properly receive, segregate, check for serviceability,
inventory, repack, and receipt. Correctly complete, sign,
date, and return DA Form 3151-R to stock control.
Annotate the quantity received on DA Form 3020-R.
Perform this task error free and without causing injury to
self, other personnel, damage to the environment, or
equipment.
Safety
Requirements
Observe all safety regulations, local standing operating procedures and
precautions generally applicable to munitions. Fuzes contain extremely
sensitive explosives and must be handled carefully at all times. Do not drop,
drag, throw, tumble, or otherwise strike boxes containing explosive
components.
Risk
Assessment
Level
Low
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Environmental
Considerations
None
Evaluation
You must pass all of the performance measures to receive a GO for this
practical exercise.
Resource
Requirements
Clipboard and pencil
Partially prepared DA Form 3020-R
Partially prepared DA Form 3151-R
Explosion proof flashlight (if required)
Student
Instructions
During this practical exercise you will:
1. Act as a receiving checker, and inventory the inert munitions just unloaded
at the substation.
2. Verify the DODIC, NSN, nomenclature, quantity, condition code, lot
number and location on the 3151-R.
3. Complete the DA Form 3020-R.
4. Have the instructor sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as issuing checker.
5. Sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as receiving checker.
6. Turn-in the DA Form 3151-R to Stock Control.
7. You must pass all of the performance measures to receive a GO for this
practical exercise.
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(NAME)
(RANK)
(CLASS)
(DATE)
Evaluation
Guide
Instructor
Comments
Performance Measures
Results
1. Verify the DODIC, NSN, nomenclature, quantity, condition code,
lot number and location on the 3151-R.
P
F
2. Complete the DA Form 3020-R.
P
F
3. Place the DA Form 3020-R with the correct lot.
P
F
4. Have the instructor sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as issuing
checker.
P
F
5. Sign and date the DA Form 3151-R as receiving checker.
P
F
6. Turn-in the DA Form 3151-R to Stock Control.
P
F
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(Instructor’s Signature)
(Date)
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