Inspection of Ammunition Railcars, Milvans and Air Shipments
Lesson 1. Inspecting A Railcar
Figure 1-1. Railcar Inspection Report.
Figure 1-2. Car Certificate.
Figure 1-3. Wheels Properly Chocked.
Figure 1-4. Railcar Roof with Running Board.
Figure 1-6. Brake Pad Properly Against the Railcar
Figure 1-8. Scrap Lumber Making It Unsafe to Work in and Around Railcars.
Figure 1-9. Evaluation of Inspection.
Inspecting a Loaded Railcar
Figure 1-13. Sealed Railcar Door Showing Closeup of Serial Numbered Seal.
Figure 1-12. Extract from BOE-6000, Table 12-3 Loading and Storage Chart
Figure 1-12. Extract from BOE-6000, Table 12-3 Loading and Storage Chart - Continued
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Lesson 2. Inspecting a Milvan
Inspecting an Unloaded Milvan
Figure 2-3. Container Inspection Report.
Container Damage Check List
Figure 2-6. Where To Inspect for Door Headers and Sills
Figure 2-7. Where To Inspect for the Document Holder.
Figure 2-10. Example of Unacceptable Warping of MILVAN Floor.
Figure 2-12. Where To Inspect for Load Bearers.
Figure 2-13. Crossbeams in Place.
Figure 2-15. Where To Inspect for Slots.
Figure 2-17. Curb Side (Exterior) Showing Inspection Points and Showing Unacceptable Damage to the Side.
Figure 2-19. Typical Not Acceptable MILVAN Roofs.
Figure 2-20. MILVAN Suspended Making Inspection of Its Underside Possible.
Container Inspection Report
Figure 2-21. MILVAN Load, Properly Braced.
Figure 2-23. Locking and Sealing Doors.
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Lesson 3. Inspecting Munitions for Air Shipments
Figure 3-1. Hazardous Material Air Shipment Inspection Report.
Figure 3-2. DD Form 1387-2 (Special Handling Data/Certification).
Figure 3-4. Extract of Table 4-1, TM 38-250, Blasting Cap Entry.
Figure 3-5. Extract of Table 4-1, TM 38-250, Detonator Entry.
Figure 3-7. Extract of Table 4-1, TM 38-250, Cargo Aircraft Only Symbol.
Figure 3-8. Extract of Fiche 003, Ammo Part VII, Packaging.
Figure 3-8. Extract of Fiche 003, Ammo Part VII, Packaging. (Cont.)
Air Shipment Report-Identification Section
Figure 3-9. Approved Report Showing Defect Corrected.
Air Shipment Report-Inspection Section
Figure 3-11. Extract: Page 1, Appendix 121A, Drawing 19-48-4116-20PA 1002.
Figure 3-12. Extract: Page 2, Appendix 121A, Drawing 19-48-4116-20PA 1002.
Figure 3-13. DD Form 1387 (Military Shipment Label).
Figure 3-14. DOD Form 1387-1 (Military Shipment Tag).
Figure 3-15. Proper Placement of the Shipping Label.
Figure 3-18. Extract: Location of Listing for Proper Explosives Labels in Table 4-1, TM 38-250.
Figure 3-18. Extract: Location of Listing for Proper Explosives Labels in Table 4-1, TM 38-250. - Continued - mm367150057
Figure 3-18. Extract: Location of Listing for Proper Explosives Labels in Table 4-1, TM 38-250. - Continued - mm367150058
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Lesson 1. Inspecting A Railcar
Figure 1-1. Railcar Inspection Report.
Figure 1-2. Car Certificate.
Figure 1-3. Wheels Properly Chocked.
Figure 1-4. Railcar Roof with Running Board.
Figure 1-6. Brake Pad Properly Against the Railcar
Figure 1-8. Scrap Lumber Making It Unsafe to Work in and Around Railcars.
Figure 1-9. Evaluation of Inspection.
Inspecting a Loaded Railcar
Figure 1-13. Sealed Railcar Door Showing Closeup of Serial Numbered Seal.
Figure 1-12. Extract from BOE-6000, Table 12-3 Loading and Storage Chart
Figure 1-12. Extract from BOE-6000, Table 12-3 Loading and Storage Chart - Continued
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Review Exercises - Continued
Lesson 2. Inspecting a Milvan
Inspecting an Unloaded Milvan
Figure 2-3. Container Inspection Report.
Container Damage Check List
Figure 2-6. Where To Inspect for Door Headers and Sills
Figure 2-7. Where To Inspect for the Document Holder.
Figure 2-10. Example of Unacceptable Warping of MILVAN Floor.
Figure 2-12. Where To Inspect for Load Bearers.
Figure 2-13. Crossbeams in Place.
Figure 2-15. Where To Inspect for Slots.
Figure 2-17. Curb Side (Exterior) Showing Inspection Points and Showing Unacceptable Damage to the Side.
Figure 2-19. Typical Not Acceptable MILVAN Roofs.
Figure 2-20. MILVAN Suspended Making Inspection of Its Underside Possible.
Container Inspection Report
Figure 2-21. MILVAN Load, Properly Braced.
Figure 2-23. Locking and Sealing Doors.
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Lesson 3. Inspecting Munitions for Air Shipments
Figure 3-1. Hazardous Material Air Shipment Inspection Report.
Figure 3-2. DD Form 1387-2 (Special Handling Data/Certification).
Figure 3-4. Extract of Table 4-1, TM 38-250, Blasting Cap Entry.
Figure 3-5. Extract of Table 4-1, TM 38-250, Detonator Entry.
Figure 3-7. Extract of Table 4-1, TM 38-250, Cargo Aircraft Only Symbol.
Figure 3-8. Extract of Fiche 003, Ammo Part VII, Packaging.
Figure 3-8. Extract of Fiche 003, Ammo Part VII, Packaging. (Cont.)
Air Shipment Report-Identification Section
Figure 3-9. Approved Report Showing Defect Corrected.
Air Shipment Report-Inspection Section
Figure 3-11. Extract: Page 1, Appendix 121A, Drawing 19-48-4116-20PA 1002.
Figure 3-12. Extract: Page 2, Appendix 121A, Drawing 19-48-4116-20PA 1002.
Figure 3-13. DD Form 1387 (Military Shipment Label).
Figure 3-14. DOD Form 1387-1 (Military Shipment Tag).
Figure 3-15. Proper Placement of the Shipping Label.
Figure 3-18. Extract: Location of Listing for Proper Explosives Labels in Table 4-1, TM 38-250.
Figure 3-18. Extract: Location of Listing for Proper Explosives Labels in Table 4-1, TM 38-250. - Continued - mm367150057
Figure 3-18. Extract: Location of Listing for Proper Explosives Labels in Table 4-1, TM 38-250. - Continued - mm367150058
Air Shipment Report-Inspection Section - Continued
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Exercise Solutions - mm367150062
