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INSTALLED HANDLING EQUIPMENT - 14024_325

Aviation Ordinanceman 1 - Aviation theories and other practices
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Some ammunition and explosive items, such as small arms ammunition, small arms, and pyrotechnics, are highly pilferable. Stow them in high-security stowage spaces. These spaces are equipped with an unauthorized entry alarm system and a specially designed, high-security, locking device (fig. 11-13). The ship’s gunner maintains and controls the magazine keys, including the high-security keys. The keys are logged out to authorized personnel only. During emergencies, such as fire and flooding, the ship’s gunner provides access, as necessary, to locked ammuni- tion spaces. If the ship’s gunner is absent, the weapons department duty officer performs this function. Q1. Q2. Q3. Q4. REVIEW NUMBER 2 Missile magazines are vented to . What item shouldn't be stowed in magazines that are equipped with sprinklers? In a shipboard magazine, what alarm circuit indicates a rapid rise in temperature? What type of pallets are used as magazine stowage dunnage aboard ship? Q5. All maximum and minimum readings taken from a magazine thermometer use the as a reference. Q6. NAVAIRSYSCOM should be notified if the temperature in any magazine is consistently above ____. Q7. What person controls all magazine keys aboard ship? AMMUNITION HANDLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Identify ammunition handling equipment used aboard ship and recognize its purpose and use. Identify the purpose and use of weapons elevators. Handling ammunition requires detailed planning, precise execution of details, and strict compliance with safety regulations. When handling ammunition aboard a ship, these requirements can’t be overemphasized. The working space is limited, and there is a large number of personnel contained within the ship. All personnel (both military and civilian) who handle ammunition Figure 11-13.—High-security locking devices. 11-20







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