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TEMPORARY STORAGE AND CUSTODY ASHORE - 14313_414

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Ammunition supply activities that receive a requisition cancellation request are required by MILSTRIP to provide the requisitioner, supplementary addressee,  and  CINCLANTFLT  with  either  a cancellation confirmation or shipment status (if the material has already been shipped) within 5 days after receipt of the AC1 document. If  confirmation  of  the  cancellation  or  shipment status  is  not  received  within  10  days  after  submitting the  cancellation  request,  you  should  take  immediate follow-up  action.  The  follow-up  document  must  use document    identifier    AK1    and    be    prepared    and submitted   in   the   same   format   as   the   cancellation request. Fleet  units  are  required  to  cancel  all  outstanding requisitions   upon   departure   for   deployment.   Shore activities  review  all  outstanding  requisitions  annually and determine whether the material was received or is still required. Requisitions for material not received and no longer required are canceled. Requisitions must be resubmitted for materials that are still required. AMMUNITION TURN-IN PROCEDURES Procedures for turn in of ammunition, ammunition details,  and  the  procedures  for  temporary  storage  and custody   ashore   are   discussed   in   this   section.   It   is impractical    to    cover    every    procedure    for    every conceivable ammunition item. Therefore, the discussion  is  limited  to  the  more  routine  procedures. Regardless  of  the  particular  type  of  ammunition  or ammunition details you are turning in, NAVSEA OP 4 and  NAVSEA  OP  5,  volume  1,  requires  that  all  inert components,  details,  and  cartridge  cases  be  inspected and certified that the containers are inert. It is extremely important that you strictly adhere to these regulations. It   is   imperative   that   all   applicable   personnel   be thoroughly  familiar  with  the  procedures  required  for inspection, certification, and marking of empty or inert items. Turn-in of Air-Launch Missile Material Ships must turn in air-launch missiles (ALMs) and ALM  material  (including  wings  and  fins)  before  a regular    overhaul.    Upon    return    from    deployment, CV/CVNs  are  normally  directed  to  turn  in  or  transfer all ALMs and ALM material to another ship or activity ashore.  This  does  not  include  inert  rounds  used  for training missile-handling crews. Present ALM maintenance policy permits ships to retain  all  serviceable  deep-stowed  ALMs,  including ALMs on cargo load ships, until the maintenance due date    (MDD)    of    the    missile    has    been    reached. Deep-stowed  ALMs  are  missiles  that  have  not  been removed from their sealed shipping container. When a CV turns in missiles that have remained in deep-stowage   and   the   MDD   has   not   expired,   the accompanying paperwork is normally marked ready for issue  (RFI).  When  the  shipping  seals  on  the  missile container are broken, or the missile is removed from the shipping  container  for  any  reason  or  the  MDD  has expired,    the    accompanying    paperwork    should    be marked not ready for issue (non-RFI). Serviceable   assets   from   deep   stowage   that   are turned in must be repackaged and tagged according to current   directives.   Unserviceable   assets,   including captive-flown missiles, missiles in ready-service stowage, and Seasparrow missiles carried on launchers must be segregated, packaged, and tagged according to current    directives,    and    then    routed    to    WPNSTA Yorktown,  Virginia.  Documentation  is  prepared  on  a DD Form 1348-1 according to the procedures discussed in the following paragraph. Turn-in of Ammunition When  it  is  necessary  to  turn  in  ammunition,  two preliminary steps must be taken. First, when complete download is necessary, notify CINCLANTFLT, TYCOM,  and  weapons  station  or  receiving  ship  by message   of   all   the   items   to   be   off-loaded.   In   the message, identify all items by NALC, quantity, and the date  of  proposed  download.  Second,  prepare  a  DOD Single-Line    Item    Release/Receipt    Document,    DD Form   1348-1,   for   each   type   of   ammunition   to   be off-loaded. Turn-In of Ammunition Details Ammunition details are devices designed to protect explosives    and/or    facilitate    their    handling.    They include   boxes,   containers,   pallets   and   accessories, protective  caps,  tanks,  and  brass  and  steel  cartridge cases. Many of these items are expensive to procure. It is essential for ammunition users and support activities to cooperate by ensuring these ammunition details are returned for reuse. Ships  and  shore  activities  outside  CONUS  that make ammunition expenditures must retain all service- able  or  repairable  details  at  the  earliest  opportunity. Ammunition   details   and   cartridge   cases   that   are unserviceable or unrepairable should be turned in to the nearest property disposal office as saleable scrap. 17-17







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