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BY ORDER OF THE COMMANDER CAVALIER AIR STATION CAVALIER AIR STATION INSTRUCTION 36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 Personnel SECURITY FORCES ARMS ROOM COMPLIANCE WITH THIS INSTRUCTION IS MANDATORY ACCESSIBILITY: Publications and forms are available for downloading or ordering on the e-publishing web site at www.e-publishing.af.mil RELEASABILITY: There are no releasability restrictions on this publication OPR: 10 SWS/SF Certified by: 10 SWS/MS (1Lt James Burns) Pages: 15 This publication implements AFI 36-2654, Combat Arms Program. It applies to military, civilian, and contractor personnel assigned to the Cavalier Air Force Station. This publication does not apply to Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) Units or Air National Guard (ANG). Failure to observe prohibitions and mandatory provisions of Paragraph 2.5.3, 3.1.3, and 9.1.1 is a violation of Article 92, Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Civilian personnel who violate the punitive provisions of this publication may also be subject to disciplinary action. Violations may result in administrative disciplinary action without regard to otherwise applicable criminal or civil sanctions for violations of related laws. This publication requires the collection and or maintenance of information protected by the Privacy Act (PA) of 1974. The authorities to collect and or maintain the records prescribed in this publication are Title 10 United States Code Section 8013 (10 USC 8013), Secretary of the Air Force; DoD Instruction (DoDI) 7730.47, Defense Incident Based Reporting System (DIBRS); AFI 31-120, Security Forces Systems and Administration; 18 USC, Section 922 note, Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act; 28 USC, Section 534 note, Uniform Federal Crime Reporting Act; 42 USC, Section 10601 et seq., Victims Rights and Restitution Act of 1990; and Executive Order 9397 (SSN). System of Records Notice (SORN) F031 AF SF B, Security Forces Management Information System (SFMIS), applies. Forms affected by the PA have an appropriate PA statement. Ensure all records created as a result of processes prescribed in the publication are maintained in accordance with AFMAN 33-363, Management of Records, and disposed of in accordance with the Air Force Records Disposition Schedule (RDS) maintained in the Air Force Records Information Management System (AFRIMS). The applicable Privacy Act System Notice is available online at http://dpcld.defense.gov/privacy/sornsindex/tabid/5915/category/11159/department-ofthe-air-force.aspx. Refer recommended changes and questions about this publication to the

2 CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) using the AF Form 847, Recommendation of Change of Publication; route through the appropriate functional chain of command. This publication may not be supplemented. 1. Overview. The purpose of this publication is to control the handling of arms, ammunition, and equipment (AA&E) and establish procedures to be followed by all personnel who use the 10 SWS Security Forces (10 SWS/SF) Arms Room. It also ensures adequate control for issue and storage of AA&E at the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room during normal operations and emergency conditions. This publication further identifies who may withdraw AA&E. Any item not covered within this publication should be brought immediately to the attention of 10 SWS/SF. 2. Roles and Responsibility. 2.1. Objective: This section explains responsibilities for operation of the 10 SWS Arms Room. Use this publication in conjunction with all applicable DoD, Air Force, Major Command (MAJCOM), Wing, and Squadron publications. 2.2. Installation Commander (10 SWS/CC). Designates in writing those individuals who have authorization to bear firearms in performance of official duties. 2.3. Defense Force Commander (DFC). Ensures proper operation, maintenance, control, and accountability of AA&E assigned to the 10 SWS Arms Room. 2.4. Noncommissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC), Security Forces Operations (10 SWS/SFO): 2.4.1. Is responsible for management, supervision, training, and administration of matters pertaining to the SF 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. 2.4.2. Ensures all forms, documents, and printed materials are current and used as required by directives. 2.4.3. Conducts a monthly test of Intrusion Detections Equipment (IDE). 2.4.4. Ensures a disinterested person in the rank of Technical Sergeant (TSgt) or above conducts a semi-annual inventory of 10 SWS Arms Room keys. 2.5. Armorers: 2.5.1. The following are additions to the standard procedures set forth in accordance with (IAW) AFMAN 31-129, USAF Small Arms and Light Weapons Handling Procedures, required for control, accountability, issuance, and receipt of AA&E stored in the 10 SWS Arms Room. 2.5.2. Report for duty no later than (NLT) 15 minutes prior to shift in order to conduct inventory. 2.5.3. Do not consume any form of alcohol or use over the counter drugs or prescription medications that could impair their ability to handle a firearm while on duty, or within eight (8) hours before duty or firearms training. Failure to comply with this provision may lead to punishment under Article 92 of the UCMJ. 2.5.4. Conduct a 100% inventory of all assets assigned to the 10 SWS Arms Room and cross-reference duty rosters, AF Form 1473, Gun Equipment Room Inventory, and

CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 3 weapons, equipment, and munitions that are on hand/issued to ensure only the authorized items are issued. 2.5.5. Report all discrepancies to the 10 SWS Arms Room NCOIC for action. 3. Control and Handling of Firearms and Equipment. 3.1. Control of Security Forces Weapons. 3.1.1. Store weapons in the appropriate lockers or racks. Secure all racks, lockers and keys when not in use. 3.1.2. A 319th Security Forces Squadron (319 SFS) Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) controls the assignment of weapons to all 319 SFS personnel tasked to 10 SWS and 10 SWS/SF personnel. 3.1.3. Government weapons are issued ONLY to personnel performing official duties in accordance with AFI 31-117, Arming and Use of Force by USAF Air Force Personnel. Weapons are issued only to their assigned personnel via the 319 SFS Armory. 3.1.4. Weapons are issued to 319 SFS personnel and personnel detailed on the duty roster signed by the 319 SFS/Element Leader or Flight Sergeant. Oral or telephone changes are permitted by the Element Leader, Flight Sergeant, Desk Sergeant, or 10 SWS/SF only. 3.2. Exceptions. 3.2.1. Individuals placed on the weapons denial list may NOT be issued a weapon. 3.2.2. For contingency arming, obtain duty authentication from on-duty 319 SFS/Flight Sergeant or higher authority. 3.3. Weapons Qualification Listing (WQL). 3.3.1. The WQL is checked and verified by the 319 SFS Armorer against personnel on the duty roster prior to issue. Discrepancies are brought to the attention of the Flight Sergeant or Cavalier Security Element (CSE) Leader. This is accomplished by 319 SFS Armorer at Grand Forks Air Force Base (GFAFB) prior the Cavalier Security Element departing GFAFB. 3.3.2. Individuals complete Clearing Barrel Attendant training at GFAFB through a certified Combat Arms (CATM) Instructor. After completion, training is documented via AF Form 797, Job Qualification Standard to Continuation/Command JQS. Only personnel who have accomplished this training may perform Clearing Barrel attendant duties at 10 SWS. 3.4. Weapon Issue and Turn-In. 3.4.1. On-duty 319 SFS personnel contact the Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC) prior to opening the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. After proper authentication, both doors may be opened and entry can be authorized. With approval from the CSE Leader or Flight Sergeant, the Armorer may unlock the weapon racks and supervise the Clearing Barrel.

4 CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 3.4.2. Weapons Issue: Airmen put on proper gear prior to weapon issue. The Armorer calls one Airman at a time to approach the weapon issue window. After receipt of the weapon, personnel then form a line at the Clearing Barrel and wait until told to proceed by the Clearing Barrel attendant. 3.4.2.1. Each Airman arms themselves with the M9 Berretta pistol first, following the proper procedures set forth in AFI 31-117, Arming and Use of Force by Air Force Personnel. If required for posting, personnel follow the same procedures stated above for arming with the M4 carbine rifle. 3.4.3. Weapons Turn-In: Airmen only approach the Clearing Barrel when instructed to do so by the Clearing Barrel attendant. 3.4.3.1. Weapons are cleared IAW AFI 31-117, Arming and Use of Force by Air Force Personnel. After the weapon has been cleared, personnel form a line in front of the arming window. 3.4.3.2. The Armorer secures all weapons in the weapons rack for storage. Accountability of ammunition is verified before releasing the individual. The same procedures are accomplished for the turn-in of any additional weapons. 3.4.4. Safeguarding Weapons. Issued weapons are the responsibility of the Airman to whom they are issued. 3.4.5. CSE Leaders and Flight Sergeants ensure all flight personnel conduct weapons cleaning by the 15th day of each month. Personnel who fail to meet this requirement have their weapons marked and the 319 SFS Armory NCOIC notifies the Resources and Logistics Superintendent. 4. Entry and Exit Procedures. 4.1. Unescorted Entry: 4.1.1. Only Airmen with proper identification and mission-related reason for entering the 10 SWS Arms Room is allowed to enter. If the individual is secure and the duress word is not passed, the Armorer opens the door and allows entry. If the duress word is used at the door, the Armorer denies entry and contacts BDOC. 4.1.2. Verify the need for entry into the 10 SWS Arms Room. This is accomplished through an Entry Authority Letter (EAL) signed by the proper authentication official. All EALs, with the exception of inspection teams, are signed and approved by the 10 SWS/CC and maintained in the EAL binder. Personnel from outside agencies with weapons stored within the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room may be granted entry only after positive identification has been established. The following forms of ID are used and cross-checked with the proper EAL: 4.1.2.1. Active Duty Military. (One of the following) 4.1.2.1.1. Common Access Card 4.1.2.1.2. AFOSI Form 59, Identification Badge 4.1.2.1.3. AL Form 150, Department of Energy Identification 4.1.2.2. Civilian. (One of the following):

CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 5 4.1.2.2.1. Common Access Card 4.1.2.2.2. DD Form 1173, Uniformed Services Identification and Privilege Card 4.1.2.2.3. Driver s License with picture 4.1.3. All inspection team members (e.g. HQ/AFSPC IG, 14 AF, 21 SW/WIT, etc.) are logged in on AF Form 1109, Visitor Register Log, by the Armorer for accountability purposes. 4.1.3.1. Identification credentials are checked against the authenticated EALs to determine unescorted authorization to enter the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. AF Forms 1109 are disposed of after one year IAW AFI 31-101, Integrated Defense. 4.1.4. Once duties are complete within the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room, the Armorer conducts a walk-around inspection to ensure all weapon racks, safes, and lockers are secured. When this is complete, the Armorer exits through the vault door, closes it, and secures it with the high security lock. Once outside, the Armorer stands by the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room door, and contacts BDOC to activate the alarm. The Armorer confirms the alarm is active before departing. 4.2. Emergency Entry Procedures: 4.2.1. Emergency response personnel are permitted entry into the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room without delay if the emergency is known to occupants, or if pre-announced through the BDOC. If pre-announced, the BDOC is provided the location and the number of personnel and vehicles to enter the area. 319 SFS and owner/user personnel maintain surveillance of emergency personnel until they depart. 4.2.2. When the emergency is terminated, 319 SFS personnel ensure all emergency response personnel have departed the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. Note: Emergency personnel should not be delayed for processing out of the area if they are responding to another emergency. 4.2.3. After the emergency situation is resolved, and all emergency response force personnel have departed the controlled area, owner/user personnel and 319 SFS conduct a sweep of the area to ensure only personnel authorized unescorted entry remain. 4.2.4. Once it has been determined that all emergency responders have departed the area, on-duty 319 SFS personnel accomplish a 100% inventory to ensure accountability of all AA&E. 5. Escort Procedures. 5.1. Armorers accomplish the following actions before allowing entry into the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room: 5.1.1. Keep any personnel requesting entry outside the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room until they have been properly identified and the need to enter has been verified? 5.1.2. Keep the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room door closed to prevent the individual from entering the area. 5.1.3. Once the individual is cleared for entry into the controlled area, begin AF Form 1109 entry and ensure the individual is escorted while in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room.

6 CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 Armorers maintain positive visual control of escorted personnel for the duration of the visit. 5.1.4. Upon completion of escorted personnel s visit, escort personnel out of the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room and complete AF Form 1109. 6. Emergency Exit/Evacuation. 6.1. Adhere to the following procedures during an actual emergency and exercises within the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. 6.2. In the event that the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room has to be evacuated due to a fire, the Armorer attempts to secure all weapon racks, safes, and drawers, if safe to do so. The Armorer takes the clipboard with the AF Forms 1473, Gun Equipment Room Inventory, exits, and secures the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room door. The Armorer evacuates to the predetermined rally point IAW the Fire Evacuation Plan. 6.3. In the event of a Natural Disaster affecting Cavalier Air Force Station (CAFS) or the surrounding area, the Armorer ensures all weapon racks, safes, and drawers are secured. The CSE Leader or Flight Sergeant ensures their safety. 7. Weapons and Radio Maintenance. 7.1. Weapons Maintenance. 7.1.1. Identify weapons that require maintenance or repair to the 319 SFS Armory NCOIC. 7.1.2. Only task-certified CATM (3P0X1B), Special Experience Identifier (SEI) 312 personnel may perform mechanical repairs and adjustments. 7.1.3. Check all weapons turned in for general cleanliness and serviceability at each shift turn-in, except during increased Force Protection Conditions (FPCON) and emergency turn-in. 7.1.4. All personnel with assigned weapons are required to clean their weapons once per month. 7.2. Radio Maintenance. 7.2.1. Flight Sergeants and CSE Leaders are only authorized to perform preventive maintenance of the portable radios with regards to the battery and antenna, and to clean the exterior of the radio. Under no circumstances are 319 SFS personnel authorized to remove the front or back cover of the radio. Flight Sergeants or CSE Leaders who are notified that a radio is malfunctioning, conduct a radio check to verify. If the radio is malfunctioning, note the discrepancy in the pass-on book, then notify 10 SWS/SF of the malfunction for maintenance and replacement. 8. Control of Keys and Locks. 8.1. Procedures. 8.1.1. Keys to the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room, weapon racks, lockers, and any other keys used within the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room are not to be left unattended or unsecured.

CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 7 8.1.2. The keys to the weapon racks, ammunition containers, and equipment lockers are carried by the Flight Sergeant or designee at all times. 8.1.3. Keys to the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room, weapon racks, safes, and drawers associated with AA&E activities at 10 SWS are maintained separately from all other types of keys. 8.1.4. Only those personnel designated on the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room EAL are authorized access to 10 SWS/SF Arms Room keys. 8.1.5. During shift change, the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room keys are exchanged and signed over via AF Form 1473, where the total number of keys and corresponding serial numbers are described in detail. 8.1.6. The 10 SWS/CC appoints, in writing, a key and lock custodian for AA&E activities at Bldg. 720, who completes a semi-annual key and lock inventory for all keys and locks associated with AA&E activities at Bldg. 720. 8.1.7. In the event that a key is lost, misplaced, or stolen, all locks and cores related with those keys are replaced immediately. 8.1.8. Locks for weapon racks and containers are locked when the locker or container is open to prevent theft, loss, or substitution of the lock. 9. Weapons Restriction. 9.1. Procedures. 9.1.1. Personnel on the Do Not Arm (DNA) roster do not arm up at GFAFB and are not authorized inside the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room, if they return to 10 SWS. If personnel are on duty at 10 SWS when they are placed on the DNA roster, the individual is relieved of duty; and their weapons are secured in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room until the CSE on duty returns to GFAFB. 9.1.2. The Flight Sergeant or CSE Leader are responsible for the DNA personnel s weapons until properly returned to the 319 SFS Armory. 9.1.3. At the beginning of each shift, the Flight Sergeant or CSE Leader is responsible for ensuring all personnel who are placed on the weapons restriction list have their weapon(s) removed from them immediately upon notification of weapons denial by the 319 SFS commander (319 SFS/CC) or the 319 SFS First Sergeant (319 SFS/CCF). 9.2. Reinstatement. 9.2.1. Only the 319 SFS/CC may remove an individual from the weapons restriction roster. A signed memorandum from the 319 SFS/CC, re: Reinstatement of Authority to Bear Firearms, is required to accompany the weapons restriction roster. 10. Privately Owned Firearms (POF). 10.1. Procedures. 10.1.1. The Armorer and the owner of the weapon(s) complete the POF checklist, which includes AF Form 1297, Temporary Issue Receipt; DD Form 2760, Qualification to Possess Firearm or Ammunition; and AF Form 1314, Firearms Registration. The owner retains a copy of AF Form 1297 as a receipt for the POF(s) and the AF Form 1314.

8 CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 10.1.2. For permanent withdrawal of POFs, the owner files a new AF Form 1314 through the 10 SWS/SFO signed by the 10 SWS/CC or designee, including the reason for permanent withdrawal, weapon(s) serial number(s), and the new storage location. 10.1.3. If an individual is in possession of POFs and the 10 SWS/CC states they are no longer able to arm longer than 72 hours, a signed Weapons Restriction accompanies the weapon(s), which are stored in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room for a duration determined at the 10 SWS/CC s discretion. 10.2. Active Duty. 10.2.1. Active Duty members living in the dormitories register and store POFs inside the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room through the POF Program. 10.2.2. Temporary registration is accomplished using AF Form 1297 and may be no longer than seven (7) calendar days. For permanent storage, POFs are registered using AF Form 1314. 10.3. Civilians and Contractors. 10.3.1. Civilian contractors arriving at 10 SWS carrying POF(s), report to the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room to temporarily register their weapons. 10.3.2. Registration may be no more than 24 hours. 10.3.3. Weapons are temporarily registered on AF Form 1297, completed in two copies. The original AF Form 1297 is given to the owner and the duplicate remains in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. A POF checklist is also completed and kept in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. NOTE: Ensure home and duty telephone numbers and home address are located on the POF checklist. 11. Anti-Robbery/Duress Procedures. 11.1. Procedures. 11.1.1. Under no circumstances may an unauthorized person be allowed to enter the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. Challenge any person that appears questionable. If there is a doubt as to a person s right to be in, or around the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room, contact BDOC and the External Security Response Team (ESRT) immediately. 11.1.2. Ensure the following information is provided if telephone contact is made: 11.1.2.1. Location of the suspect. 11.1.2.2. If another defender is being held against his/her will. 11.1.2.3. Whether or not the suspect is armed. 11.1.2.4. A description of the suspect. Utilize the AF Form 439, Robbery Checklist. 11.1.3. Departure of Suspects. 11.1.3.1. Secure the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room immediately and assist in preventing the suspect and non-essential personnel from re-entering the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. 11.1.3.2. If the suspect departs the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room, attempt to complete the AF Form 439.

CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 9 11.1.3.3. Contact BDOC and inform the Desk Sergeant the suspect has departed the area and give them the information contained on the AF Form 439. 11.1.4. Secure the crime scene. 11.1.4.1. Allow access to personnel officially investigating the incident. 11.1.4.2. Assist personnel investigating the incident. 11.1.4.3. If forced entry was made by the suspect, conduct a complete inventory. 11.1.4.4. Notify 10 SWS/SF and 319 SFS as soon as possible. 12. Armory Authentication Procedures. 12.1. Authentication. 12.1.1. The authentication matrix is utilized to authenticate all possible duress situations, exercise inputs, etc. 12.1.2. An incorrect response requires a second authentication. A second failed authentication is considered a duress situation and 319 SFS are dispatched. 13. Bomb Threat Procedures. 13.1. Procedures. 13.1.1. Notify BDOC using a telephone other than the one used to communicate the threat. Attempt to maintain contact with the caller on the telephone and have other personnel in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room contact BDOC. If the caller disconnects, do not hang up the telephone in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. 13.1.2. Attempt to obtain the information from the caller using the AF Form 440, Bomb Threat Aid, located at each telephone in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. 13.1.3. Attempt to locate the device. Any item that cannot be identified by the Armorer is considered a suspected explosive device. 13.1.3.1. Mark the location of the suspected device, obtain a description and evacuate the facility. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THE DEVICE BE TOUCHED OR MOVED. Remember exactly where the device is located. Do not use the telephone, turn the lights on or off, or use a radio within 50 feet of the device. 13.1.4. When the Armorer departs, the AF Form 1473 clipboard should be taken to the evacuation point. The door should be secured from the outside using the high security padlock. 13.1.4.1. Notify BDOC of the description, location, and how the device location is marked. Do not go back to the device; describe only what you can remember. 13.1.5. Proceed to the entry control point. Maintain visual contact on the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room, if possible, and note personnel entering and exiting. Do not assemble near vehicles in parking lots or near dumpsters. 13.1.6. Upon termination, complete a 100% inventory of the contents of the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room and complete an AF Form 1109 listing the personnel that entered the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room.

10 CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 14. Increased FPCON Procedures. 14.1. Procedures. 14.1.1. The 10 SWS/SF Arms Room is required to be manned 24 hours per day, if additional support from the 319 SFS is provided or until all weapons and munitions are issued. 14.1.2. All weapon racks remain unlocked as long as advanced security operations are in progress. 14.1.3. For ammunition re-supply, when the determination is made that there is a need for personnel to receive ammunition in addition to their basic issue, it may be authorized by 10 SWS/SF and coordinated through the 319 SFS. 15. Alarm System. 15.1. Balance Magnetic Switch (BMS) Tests. 15.1.1. A monthly test of the BMS within the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room is conducted by the Flight Sergeant or designated representative. All results are recorded in the SF Blotter. 15.1.2. The Flight Sergeant or designated representative informs personnel at BDOC when a sensor test is being performed. Maintain telephone contact with BDOC personnel to ensure test alarms and status changes are displayed on the monitor module. 15.1.3. Close all doors. 15.1.4. Proceed to each sensor and perform the following actions: 15.1.4.1. Open each door slowly. 15.1.4.2. Verify that the control unit sounds an audible tone when each door is open more than 1¼ inches. 15.1.4.3. Notify the BDOC Controller once complete and check the status of the alarm. 15.1.4.4. Notify the Communications Service Desk at DSN 330-3391, if the alarm does not reset, and obtain a work order number. 15.2. Ultrasonic Motion Sensor (UMS) Check. 15.2.1. A test of the UMS is conducted monthly by the Flight Sergeant or designated representative. Record the results in the SF Blotter. 15.2.2. Inform personnel at BDOC that an UMS alarm test is being performed. Maintain telephone contact with BDOC personnel to ensure test alarms and status changes are displayed on the monitor module. 16. Power Outages/Fire Evacuation Plan. 16.1. Power Outage. 16.1.1. The 10 SWS/SF Arms Room may only be opened by the Flight Sergeant or designee until power is restored. Due to loss of alarms and duress, maintain 4-hour checks with BDOC.

CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 11 16.1.2. Notify 10SWS/SF immediately. 16.1.3. Contact Mission Support (10 SWS/MS) at DSN 330-3687 and request a generator. If unable to make contact, call DSN 330-3688. 16.1.4. If emergency power units cannot be obtained, the radio battery chargers are relocated to BDOC or the alternate BDOC. 16.1.5. Flashlights may be used to ensure weapons are properly cleared. 16.2. Fire Protection Procedures. 16.2.1. The following procedures are to reduce and prevent loss to personnel, property, and other material within the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room from fire. The procedures apply to all military and civilian personnel in the facility. AFI 32-2001, Fire Emergency Services Program and AFI 91-202, The US Air Force Mishap Prevention Program apply. 16.2.2. In the event of an actual or suspected fire: 16.2.2.1. Sound the Alarm. Human safety takes precedence over all other factors in case of a fire. Sound a verbal alarm by yelling FIRE or activating the manual fire alarm box. 16.2.2.2. Call the CAFS Fire Department (CAFSFD) by dialing 911 on a DSN phone line from a safe area (not in danger from fire). Give the building number, location, type and specific location of the fire, and your name. Inform CAFSFD of ammunition with an explosive designation of 1.4 being stored in the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room. Do not hang-up until told to do so by the fire alarm dispatcher. 16.2.2.3. Evacuate the facility as soon as the initial alarm is given. The assembly area for Bldg. 720 is the parking lot of Bldg. 708. DO NOT ATTEMPT to re-enter the building for the purpose of extinguishing the fire with portable extinguishers unless designated by the ranking member from the building. 16.2.2.4. The ranking member from the building, or a designated individual, stands by to provide pertinent information to responding CAFSFD personnel 16.3. Fire Prevention. 16.3.1. Fire prevention training and documentation is conducted IAW AFI 32-2001, Fire Emergency Services Program and AFI 91-202, The US Air Force Mishap Prevention Program. Prior to implementation, any evacuation drill involving the use of the building fire alarm system is coordinated with the CAFSFD. 16.3.2. Housekeeping: A high standard of cleanliness, and complete elimination of accumulated waste and rubbish, are primary factors in fire prevention. 16.3.3. Remove trash or unnecessary combustibles at the end of each shift. 16.3.4. Keep benches, shelving, and other locations free of trash and combustibles. 16.3.5. Keep dirty and clean rags in separate metal containers with self-closing lids. Stencil containers with labels to show contents. 16.3.6. Use of combustible waste containers, such as ashtrays, is prohibited.

12 CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 16.4. Smoking. Striking of matches or any other source of ignition is not allowed in nonsmoking areas. 16.5. Flammable Materials. Many fires are small at the place of origin and may be extinguished by the use of proper portable fire extinguishers. CAFSFD is notified as soon as a fire is discovered. Do not delay while awaiting results of the application of portable fire extinguishers. 17. Explosive Safety. 17.1. General. Follow these instructions concerning safe handling, issue, and storage of explosives and small arms ammunition. 17.2. Operation Location. 17.2.1. All inspection and storage of explosives are conducted within the 10 SWS/SF Arms Room by authorized personnel. 17.2.2. In the event an unsafe act in handling or storing of explosives is observed, immediately correct the violation and notify the Flight Sergeant or CSE Leader. 17.3. Safety Requirements. 17.3.1. All explosives may only be stored in approved storage containers. 17.3.2. Each container holding explosives and small arms ammunition are inspected upon issue and turn-in by the on-duty Armorer accepting the containers. 17.4. Emergency Actions. 17.4.1. The protection of life is the utmost priority. Remove all affected personnel to safe distances using Quantity/Distance (Q/D) criteria IAW AFMAN 91-201 Table 10.3. The on-scene individual is responsible for contacting BDOC via DSN 330-3366. BDOC notifies the chain of command appropriate to the emergency response. Notification includes the 10 SWS Safety Representative. If required (personnel injury), the AF Form 978, Supervisor s Mishap Report is completed. 17.4.2. When accidents occur and there is no fire, the on-scene commander assesses the risk and determines the withdrawal distance. JOHN M. KOEHLER II, Lt Col, USAF Commander

CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 13 Attachment 1 GLOSSARY OF REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION References AFI 32-2001, Fire Emergency Services Program, 27 February 2014 AFI 91-202, US Air Force Mishap Prevention Program, 24 Jun 2015 AFI 31-101, Integrated Defense, 08 October 2009 AFMAN 91-201, Explosives Safety Standards, 12 January 2011 AFI 31-117, Arming and Use of Force by USAF Personnel, 17 March 2015 AFI 16-1404, AF Information Security Program, 29 May 2015 AFMAN 31-129, USAF Small Arms and Light Weapons Handling Procedures, 29 Jun 2016 Adopted Forms AF Form 440, Bomb Threat Aid AF Form 439, Robbery Checklist AF Form 797, Job Qualification Standard To Continuation AF Form 847, Recommendation of Change of Publication AF Form 978, Supervisor s Mishap Report AF Form 1109, Visitors Registration Log AF Form 1297, Temporary Issue Receipt AF Form 1314, Firearms Registra1tion AF Form 1473, Gun Equipment Room Inventory AF Form 2587, Security Termination Statement AFOSI Form 59, Identification Badge AL Form 150, Department of Energy Identification DD Form 1173, Uniformed Services Identification and Privilege Card DD Form 2760, Qualification to Possess Firearm or Ammunition Abbreviations and Acronyms 10 SWS 10th Space Warning Squadron 21 SW 21st Space Wing 319 SFS 319th Security Forces Squadron AA&E Arms, Ammunition, and Equipment AF Air Force

14 CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 AFI Air Force Instruction AFMAN Air Force Manual AFOSI Air Force Office of Special Investigation AFPD Air Force Policy Directive AFRIMS Air Force Records Information Management System AFSPC Air Force Space Command BDOC Base Defense Operations Center BMS Balance Magnetic Switch CAFS Cavalier Air Force Station CAFSFD Cavalier Air Force Station Fire Department CATM Combat Arms CC Commander CCF First Sergeant CE Civil Engineering CSE Cavalier Security Element DFC Defense Force Commander DNA Do Not Arm DoD Department of Defense EAL Entry Authority Listing ESRT External Security Response Team FPCON Force Protection Condition GFAFB Grand Forks Air Force Base IAW in accordance with IDE Intrusion Detections Equipment IG Inspector General MAJCOM Major Command MS Mission Support NCO Noncommissioned officer NCOIC Noncommissioned Officer in Charge NLT No Later Than OPR Office of Primary Responsibility POF Privately Owned Firearms

CAVALIERASI36-2654 1 FEBRUARY 2017 15 Q/D Quantity/Distance RDS Records Disposition Schedule SEI Special Experience Identifier SFO Security Forces Operations UMS Ultrasonic Motion Sensor WQL Weapons Qualification Listing