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MAGAZINE TEMPERATURE LOG - 14024_322
AMMUNITION HANDLING - 14024_324

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thermometer for recording daily magazine temperatures. These cards are replaced on the first day of each month. The completed cards are removed from the magazine, and the temperatures for each month are posted in a permanent log. The Magazine Temperature Record Cards are retained on file for a period of 1 year. When recording magazine temperatures in the permanent log, record temperatures in excess of 100°F so they stand out (use red ink). If the temperature exceeds 110°F in smokeless powder, rocket motor, and JATO magazines, check the temperature hourly and record it in a separate notebook. Transfer these recorded temperatures to the permanent log on a daily basis. Any magazine with a temperature consistently above 100°F is reported to NAVSEASYSCOM. MAGAZINE SECURITY Unless work is actually being performed within the space, all ammunition stowage spaces containing ammunition or explosives are secured and locked. This action is required by current directives and instructions. Properly securing an ammunition stowage space includes the following actions: Properly set all environmental controls. Close all hatches, doors, or accesses. Properly set all dogs on watertight closures. Lock the space with an adequate locking device (fig. 11-12). Figure 11-12.—Model 831B high-security shrouded padlock, 11-19







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