1-_PWS_Part_3_of_4.pdf

OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF GBAFAF AND BMGR

FA4887-19-F-0000

4. Safety. The contractor shall comply with all county, state, federal and OSHA directives. The RMOD shall be notified of incidents involving Government property and serious injury to any personnel.

5. Smoking/Drug Testing. The contractor shall prohibit personnel from smoking in government vehicles or facilities IAW AFI 40-102, Chapter 2, paragraph 2.2.5. Designated smoking areas shall be established away from all entrances and exits of buildings. The contractor shall have a drug testing program established within the first 30 days of contract start with individual and date tested results posted on the share drive by name.

V. TECHNICAL EXHIBITS.

1. Workload Estimates. The contractor shall document current workload data in and maintain on shared drive. The data shall be representative of all Service Summary’s in this PWS. If there is a disparity of + 10%, the COR shall notify the RMOD and Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO) to initiate discussions with the contractor for adjustments.

1. 1. Base Operations Services – Section I-5, Base Operations and Weather

Service Projected Workload Perform and document Base Ops requirements 350 hrs. per year Respond to in-flight emergency (IFE) 70 per year Take and process METAAAR surface weather observations 2080 hrs. per year Take and process local surface weather observations 1200 hrs. per year Issue weather advisories and watches 120 hrs. per year Transmit NOTAMS and prepare and format reports 80 hrs. per year Support Luke AFB Weather Flight 120 hrs. per year

Transient Alert

Service Projected Workload Perform aircraft recovery services 300 per year Service aircraft 275 per year Inspect aircraft 175 per year Secure aircraft 250 per year Launch aircraft 250 per year Perform End of Runway Inspection 225 per year Perform IFE Recovery Services 70 per year Recover aircraft with hung/unsafe ordnance 15 per year Provide entry and escort into the MSA 300 per year Provide MSA Oversight 250 per year Provide assistance with on/off loading equipment 95 per year

Note: Aircraft arrivals are extremely variable. The normally land one or two at a time. However, the contractor shall per prepared to recover up to as many as 24 aircraft in a minimum of 30 minutes during situations such as weather diverts and home base runway closures.

1.2. Civil Engineering Services – Section I-6

Service Projected Workload Repair/Replace Floors & Flooring Materials 240 man hr. per year Replace carpeting 1500 sq feet per year Repair/Replace Interior & Exterior Framing, Trim, Louvers & Molding 120 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Interior & Exterior Wall Coverings 120 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Interior/Exterior Components 120 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Masonry 40 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Locks 200 man hrs. per year Facility & Real Property Painting 120 man hrs. per year Metal Fabrication 80 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Doors 80 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Windows & Glass 160 man hrs. per year Soldering, Welding, Brazing & Cutting 120 man hrs. per year Piping/Plumbing Repair/Replacement 440 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Fence 300 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Domestic & Industrial Fixtures 180 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace/Test Back Flow Devices 320 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace/Test Fire Hydrants 330 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Fire Suppression Systems 100 man hrs. per year Repair/Replace Irrigation Systems 200 man hrs. per year Maintain Improved/Unimproved Grounds 4160 man hrs. per year Maintain Streets, Roads, Curbs, Sidewalks, Parking Lots & Fences 640 man hrs. per year Maintain Signs & Markers 480 man hrs. per year Maintain Airfield 400 man hrs. per year Provide Customer Service 2080 man hrs. per year Maintain Refrigerators 80 man hrs. per year Maintain Ice Machines 420 man hrs. per year Maintain Air Conditioning Systems 440 man hrs. per year Maintain Refrigeration/Cooling Systems 440 man hrs. per year Maintain Heating Systems 180 man hrs. per year Maintain Ventilation/Air Handling Systems 220 man hrs. per year Maintain Compressed Air & Pneumatic Systems 60 man hrs. per year Maintain Heating Fuel 80 man hrs. per year Maintain Liquid Fuel Systems 220 man hrs. per year Provide Entomology Services 120 man hrs. per year Maintain Fam Camp 220 man hrs. per year Maintain Support of NGA Facilities 200 man hrs. per year Maintain Water Wells 140 man hrs. per year

Maintain Pumps & Motors 120 man hrs. per year Maintain Buried & Non-Buried Valves 180 man hrs. per year Maintain Air Compressor 20 man hrs. per year Maintain Water Meters 16 man hrs. per year Maintain Above & Below Ground Water Storage Tanks 80 man hrs. per year Water/Wastewater Sampling 40/month Maintain Chemical Feed Pumps/Tanks 1 each Maintain Pressure Gauges 50 each Maintain Water/Wastewater Lines & Fittings 104,557 LF Maintain Facultative Pond 1 each Maintain RO Point of Use Systems 340 man hrs. per year POU facets 13/year POU membranes 132/year POU shelters 1/year POU Complete unit’s 2/year Maintain Drinking Water 22,500 gal per year Maintain Bar Screen/Flow Meter/Weir 1 each Maintain Operating/Maintenance Logs 120 man hrs. per year Maintain Sewage Lift Stations 220 man hrs. per year Maintain Oil/Water Separators 40 man hrs. per year Maintain E-5 Barrier 520 man hrs. per year Maintain Generators 1560 man hrs. per year Maintain BAK-12 AAS 1080 man hrs. per year Maintain Airfield Lighting 220 man hrs. per year Maintain Electrical Distribution/Commercial Power, Line Hardware, Transformers, grounding Operation, Disconnecting Switches & Cathodic Protection 880 man hrs. per year Maintain Automatic Alarm panels 120 man hrs. per year Maintain Propane 25,000 gal per year Treat Facilities for Termites 8,500 sq ft life of contract Replace Trees/All Species No more than 3 per year Replace Shrubs/All Species No more than 6 per year GBAFAF & BMGR East Gates No more than 3 per year GBAFAF & BMGR East Boundary Fence Repair No more than 200’ per yr Install new fence on BMGR Boundary 500’ annually

Childs Mountain Maintenance General Maintenance Worker 40 hours/year Power Production 80- hours/year Grounds Maintenance 32 hours/year HVAC Mechanic 32 hours/year Carpenter/Painter 32 hours/year Electrician 40 hours/year Materials & Supplies $1500/year

1.3. Fire and Emergency Services – Section I-7

Note: All daily requirements are expressed as yearly; therefore it is necessary to divide all yearly quantities by 292 to obtain daily workloads.

Service Projected Workload Mutual Aid responses:

Fires 4 yearly Accident/Medical 6 yearly Aircraft Emergencies:

In-Flight/Ground 70 yearly Off-Base responses 2 yearly Barrier engagements 4 yearly Stand-bys 3 yearly Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) Vehicles:

Monthly 60 yearly Annual testing 6 yearly

Structural Incident Responses:

Facility 10 yearly Wild land 7 yearly Automobile accidents/incidents 3 yearly Hazardous materials 1 yearly Medical responses 30 yearly Ancillary Equipment Inspections:

Weekly…Gas powered generator 52 yearly Weekly…Smoke ejectors, Hurst tool 52 yearly Monthly…Ropes and Harnesses 24 yearly Annually…Fire hose, gas powered generator, ladders, 4 yearly Ropes/harnesses Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Weekly…Protective clothing 52 yearly Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Monthly 60 yearly Annual testing 30 yearly Base Populace Training Seasonal 4 yearly Annual 5 yearly New Hire Training:

Fire extinguisher 15 yearly Flight line Extinguisher Training:

Annually 2 yearly Fire Investigations: As needed Extinguisher Maintenance:

Portable extinguishers Annual inspections 224 yearly

Computer generated records 224 yearly Six-year maintenance 14 yearly Twelve-year maintenance Procure replacement Flight line extinguishers:

Monthly 14 monthly Annual inspections 168 yearly ACESFD generated records 14 yearly Twelve-year maintenance 1 yearly Fire & Emergency Services Training/Conferences:

Technical school/seminars 0 yearly Conferences 1 yearly Recurring Proficiency Training:

Monthly 24 yearly Quarterly 32 yearly Semi-annual 50 yearly Annual 71 yearly Unscheduled training: 48 yearly Records/Reports 225 yearly AF Forms 1487/332/3215 15 yearly False Alarm Reduction Report 13 yearly Self-Inspection, Dept. 4 yearly Self-Inspection, AETC 2 yearly OSHA Meeting 4 yearly Paramedic EOD support: 125 yearly Fire Prevention:

Facility Inspections 60 yearly Welding Permits 15 yearly Unscheduled Inspections 20 yearly

1.4. Security Forces Services – Section I-8

Service Projected Workload Maintain Files:

Building check sheets 365 per year Incident/Complaint Reports (Locally Generated Form) 100 per year Evidence tags 6 per year Visitor/vehicle passes 200 per year Traffic accident reports 6 per year Citations 6 per year Driver revocation/disbarment 4 per year Recreational Range Entry Permits 500 per year Aircraft Security Hour Log 12 per year Distribute Documents/Forms Incident/Complaint Reports (Locally Generated Form) 50 per year Evidence tags 1 per year Visitor/vehicle passes 200 per year

Citations 6 annually Range Patrol Monthly Report (UDA, Veh, Drugs, etc.) 12 per year Range Patrol Schedules (monthly) 12 per year Range Patrol Logs (Daily) 365 per year Resources Protection Conduct on-sight inspections Daily Perform crime analysis 1 per year Manage Physical Security Program Annually Manage Resource Protection Program/Review Annually Manage Crime Prevention Program Quarterly Quality Control/QC Evaluations Initial evals 30 per year Annual evals 30 PER YEAR Follow-up evals 3 per year pending QC failures No-Notice evals 4 per year Develops tests 30 per year Trend analysis report 4 per year Failure rate report 1 per year Review and update self-inspection checklist 1 per year Conduct self-inspections 1 semi-annually Perform/conduct functional area quality control inspections 1 per year Training Develop training plan 1 per year

Law Enforcement Flight Operations Cases Handled/Documents Used:

Building check sheets (base/ranges) 1,095 per year Incident/Complaint Reports (AF Fm 3545) 10 per year Evidence tags 6 per year Visitor/vehicle passes 200 per year Traffic accident reports 6 per year Citations 10 per year Patrol Coverage Eastern Segment of BMGR (Includes Area B & AA, TAC & Manned Ranges, Paradise Wells, Ajo Air Station & Bender Springs) Aircraft Security 14,560 hrs. per year Number of facilities – All buildings (Base/Range) 77 Buildings Flight-line responses:

In-flight Emergencies 70 per year Unauthorized landings 3 per year Aircraft crashes 1 per year Open/close alarm facilities 400 per year

Note: The number of incidents/complaint reports and citations is the same as the number of incident/complaint reports completed and citations issued.

Special Events Inspector General Visits 1 every two years Staff Assist Visits (SAV) up to twice annually

Emergency Situations & Contingency Plans

1. Approximately four emergency management exercises per year; provide enough personnel to evacuate and cordon affected area until emergency is terminated. Follow directions of on-scene commander. Establish an augmentee roster as needed during exercises and real world situations.

2. Approximately one aircraft accident/crash per year; provide initial search and rescue, and continual (24 hr. per day) site survey until properly received by the commander in charge of the disaster response force. NOTE: additional manpower is needed to maintain site security, the ability to provide area coverage determines the number of personnel.

1.5. Logistics Services – Section I-9

Service Projected Workload Vehicle Dispatch Operations:

UDI Support 120 per year Transient Aircrew 70 per year EOD vehicle wrecker request 10 per year Preposition & return M-49 refueler on tactical & manned ranges 12 per year Fleet Management:

VCO Accounts maintained 2 per year VCO meetings conducted 2 per year VCO meetings attended at Luke AFB 2 per year Special studies, reports and analysis 36 per year Number of licensing actions/transactions 60 per year Number of organizational vehicle inspections 54 per year Annual assistance visits 2 per year Periodic safety inspections 66 per year Vehicle Maintenance:

Vehicles maintained (Registered) 31 per year Equipment maintained (Non-registered) 5 per year Vehicles/equipment tracked in OLVIMS 36 per year Vehicle painting (Complete paint) 1 per year Vehicle/equipment corrosion control 36 per year Mobile maintenance service calls 80 per year Replace moving target tow vehicle 4 times per year Repair moving target tow vehicle 12 times per year Scheduled maintenance requirements 16 per year Refueling maintenance requiring 2 hours or less 7 per year Remove abandoned vehicles from BMGR East No more than 12 per year Equipment management Number of EAID equipment items inventoried 152 per year

Number of Non-EAID equipment items inventoried 1,420 per year Number of shuttle and distribution service 250 per year

1.6. Temporary Quarters Services – Section I-10

Service Projected Workload Customer check-ins/outs 20,000 per year Customer check-ins/outs Fam Camp 6,000 per year Processing requests for reservations 6,500 per year Prepare Courtesy Envelops for delivery to Security Forces Desk 5,000 per year Provide 56 FW/CC Welcome Cards 100 per year Receive and pass along telephone or written messages 365 per year Visually inspect all rooms 12,000 per year Maintain master keys for all rooms 24,500 per year Process Customer Comment Cards 24 per year Prepare budgets and forecasts 3 per year Conduct surprise cash counts 4 per year Prepare bank deposit 262 per year Conduct cash register audit/validation 104 per year Process documents to recover lost or damaged government items 12 per year Provide daily housekeeper service 12,000 per year Provide check out housekeeping and janitorial services 12,000 per year Maintain files for Temporary Quarters office 900 per year Provide customer comment cards 100 per year Provide overnight kits to aircrews 15 per year

1.7. Air Traffic Control Services – Section I-11

Service Projected Workload Hours of Operation 16 operational hrs. per day/night annually ATC Board 4 hrs. per quarter Training and Certification 120 hrs. per year Provide Reports 120 hrs. per year Review/Update Directives 120 hrs. per year ATC Board 8 hrs. per quarter Administrative Tasks 480 hrs. per year

1.8. Custodial Services – Section I-12

Bldg. Floor Area Description # of # of # of No. (Sq Ft) (Fac. Occupant) Toilets Sinks Urinals 319 1,000 Deployment Bldg. 1 1 1 324 526 Range Ops 2 2 1 2008 1,828 CE Office 1 4 2 3096 100 COR Office 2 3 1

18 59,255 Warehouse 2 2 2 321 275 Troop Shelter 0 0 0 41 1,920 RMOD/Deployment Bldg. 2 2 0 3310 300 Fam Camp Laundry Room 0 0 0 4300A 1200 Academy Bldg. 0 0 0

1.9. Trash and Refuge Services – Section I-13

1 Bldg. 45 2 Bldg. 16 3 Parade Field 4 Bldg. 14 5 Bldg. 317 6 Bldg. 324 7 Bldg. 300 8 Bldg. 314 9 Bldg. 2079 10 Bldg. 2008 11 Bldg. 4300 12 Fam Camp 13 NGIA Facility 326 Figure 13.1

1.10. Environmental Engineering Services – Section I-14

Service Projected Workload Environmental Engineering Annexes 4 annexes per year Accumulation areas 3 areas Water/Wastewater Compliance 1 water system 1 wastewater system Inspections 8 per year Air Emission Identification Tracked monthly Environmental Impact Analysis Process 5,000 per year Storm Water Runoff 1 plan

1.11. Range Maintenance Services – Section I-15

Service Projected Workload Maintain Numbered Ranges & Targets 4 numbered ranges Replace plywood tanks 164 tanks Replace Missile sites 22 sites annually Remove Target debris 350 tons annually Repair and Paint Tactical Range Targets 1,600 targets Maintain Improved Roads 250 miles Maintain Semi & Unimproved Roads 150 miles Grade Boundary Lines 40 miles Obtain Target Vehicles from DRMOs in AZ, NM, CO, CA, UT, NV 120 target vehs per year

Obtain and Transport Target Aircraft 4 per year Soften Target Vehicles 120 vehicles per year Maintain Mock Airfields 5 annually Replace Concrete Blocks 200 annually Maintain Live Fire Maverick Targets 60 per year excluding Callouts Replace Wind Socks 12 annually Maintain HE Hill Viewing Towers 6 towers Replace Sea Land containers 120 containers per year Restack/reposition containers 340 containers per year Purchase sand/gravel for strafe pits and road maintenance 1,500 tons per year Grade & water moving target track 10 times per year Water moving target track 10 times per year Replace moving target track culverts 1 per life of contract Repair/replace and paint moving target and tow cable 24 times per year

Pop Up Targets Battery for Pop Up targets 27 annually Solar Panels 12 annually Pop Up Boxes (Provided by Gov.)

Misc. wiring and antennas 1 annually Battery charger 1 annually

Aux 6 Maintenance Roll and water runways 40 hrs. annually Patch holes with Quickcrete and sand 40 hrs. annually Maintain Vegetation 120 hrs./annually

1.12. Biological and Environmental Monitoring Services – Section I-16

Service Projected Workload SPH Monitoring 5,880 hrs. per year Climate Tracking 360 hrs. per year Collect, organize and evaluate data for program reports 720 hrs. per year Conduct various biological surveys 1,440 hrs. per year Update and maintain databases 360 hrs. per year Various administrative duties 600 hrs. per year Bird Air Strike Hazard (BASH) 1,040 hrs. per year

1.13. Emergency Management Program Planning and Operations – Section I-17

Services Projected Workload

ECC:

Equipment Daily inspections 1,095 yearly Publications

Daily inspections 1,095 yearly Emergency Operations 100 yearly Normal duties 365 yearly Administration duties 260 yearly Special assigned duties 365 yearly Record keeping 24 yearly Desk blotter/FES log 365 per year ACES-FD Back-up 365 per year Training Schedules 365 per year Recurring Proficiency Training:

Monthly 24 yearly Quarterly 32 yearly Semi-annual 50 yearly Annual 71 yearly Unscheduled training 48 yearly

1.14. Range Residue Removal (R3) Section I-20

Service Projected Workload Subscale Practice Munitions (BDU-33) 230 Tons Subscale Practice Munitions (2.75” Rockets) 10 Tons 500# Inert Bomb 100 Each 750# Inert Bomb 5 Each 1,000# Inert Bomb 15 Each 2,000# Inert Bomb 30 Each Tank, Armored 1 Each APC/Light vehicles/Aircraft 20 Tons Miscellaneous Metal Debris 190 Tons Flashing 1 Ton Advance Logistics Team 1 Each Mobilization/Demobilization, Shears 1 Job Mobilization/Demobilization, BDU Crusher 1 Job Mobilization/Demobilization, Flasher 1 Job Mobilization/Demobilization, Flasher 1 Job

2. Applicable Publications and Forms

2.1. Publications and forms applicable to this PWS are listed below and can be viewed at http://www.e-publishing.af.mil. These publications and forms have been coded as mandatory (M).

The contractor is obligated to follow those publications and use those forms coded as mandatory to the extent specified in the PWS. The contractor shall be guided by those publications or use those forms coded advisory to the extent necessary to accomplish requirements in the PWS. The contractor may find that some publications have been replaced. The contractor shall determine the replacement publication and use and follow information addressed under the same subject.

2.2. Provided Publications and Forms. The government shall provide all listed publications and forms at the start of the contract (majority available electronically). It is the responsibility of the contractor to establish follow-on requirements with the base Publications Distribution Office (PDO). Special unique publications and forms required to perform this contract that are not available thru the government shall be provided by the contractor at no expense to the government.

2.3. Supplements, Amendments and Changes. Supplements, amendments and changes to listed publications from any organizational level may be issued during the life of the contract. The contractor shall immediately implement those changes in publications that result in a decrease or no change in the contract price. Prior to implementing any such contract price, the contractor shall submit to the contract officer a price proposal and obtain prior approval of the price change. Said price proposal shall be submitted within 30 calendar days from the date the contractor receives notice of revision, supplement or amendment giving rise to the increase in cost of performance.

Changes in contract price due to supplements and amendments shall be considered under “CHANGES” clause. Failure of the contractor to submit a price proposal within 30 calendar days from the date of receipt of any change shall entitle the government to performance in accordance with such change at no increase in contract price.

2.4. Posting of Changes. It is the contractor’s responsibility to ensure that all mandatory publications are up-to-date. Upon completion of the contract, the contractor shall return to the government all issued publications in their most current condition with all supplements, amendments and changes properly posted.

2.5. Technical Libraries. The contractor shall establish, and maintain current, a technical library consisting of all publications, as defined, that are mandatory and pertinent to respective locations and requirements. The library shall also include publications for all GFE provided to the contractor. Unavailability of any publication does not constitute a reason for non-compliance within the requirements of this PWS.

2.5.1. Requirements.

The contractor shall:

Appoint library custodians.

Establish Publication Distribution Office (PDO), Technical Order (T.O.), and Computer

Program Identification Numbering (CPN) accounts.

Designate a primary and alternate account custodian for the aforementioned accounts. The custodian(s) shall be identified in writing not later than 30 days prior to the contract start date.

Order and maintain Air Force publications, Technical Orders, and Computer Programs IAW the applicable governing publications listed in Section V. Order requests on these accounts shall be pre-approved by the applicable COR personnel.

Establish a publication manager system for non-AF publications. The system shall ensure completeness and accuracy.

Establish, maintain, and update a complete index of all publications and supplements in each library.

Catalog and label publications to be added to the library prior to inclusion.

Acquire technical publications for Government supported GFE lacking sufficient technical data for the contractor to effectively perform operations and maintenance to the level of contractor responsibility. The RMOD/COR will waive this requirement if the contractor can demonstrate by a notification from the manufacturer that the required publication includes propriety technical data. However, the contractor shall provide a means and be responsible for the proper operation and performance of maintenance and repair of such GFE.

Maintain library contents in a manner that will ensure accuracy and currency.

Provide Government and contractor personnel unlimited access to the technical libraries except for those restrictions established by the Government.

Establish a system to permit temporary removal of publications to maintain control.

Submit TO change requests NLT 30 days after the discovery of a TO discrepancy to update and/or correct publications.

Have, on the work site, the appropriate technical publications for work being performed.

Comply with the provisions of publications identified as mandatory in Section V.

Provide the COR office a copy of the most current TO Master Inventory list each quarter.

2.6. Publications and Forms.

DOD

Publication Number Publication Title Date Applicability 0-2000.12-H Protection of DOD Personnel & Activities Against

Acts of Terrorism & Political Turbulence

Advisory 5200.2-R Personnel Security Program Jan 87 Mandatory

DODI

Applicability

4150.7M Pest Management Program May 08 Mandatory

6055.6 DOD Fire & Emergency Services Program Feb08

Mandatory 6055.6-M DOD Fire & Emergency Services Certification

Program Nov 08

AFIND

Applicability 002 Numerical Index of Standard & Reoccurring AF Pubs Mandatory 004 DOD Publications Mandatory 009 Numerical Index of Departmental Forms

010 Management Control & Authorization Program for

Table of Allowance & Allowance Source Codes for USAF Activities

AFIND

Publication Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 017 Air Force Occupational Safety and Health (AFOSH), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Publications

028 Numerical Index of MQCC & CEMI

AFPD

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 20-1 / 63-1 Integrated Life Cycle Management Jul 12

23-1 Materiel Management Policy and Procedures Feb 11

32-20 Fire Emergency Services Jun 12

32-70 Environmental Quality Jul 94

AFIs

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 10-206 Operational Reporting Sep 11 Mandatory 10-245 Antiterrorism (AT) Dec 12 Mandatory 10-701 Operations Security Jun 11 Mandatory 10-801 Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) Sep 12 Mandatory 10-1001 Civilian Aircraft Landing Permits Sep 95 Mandatory 10-2501 Air Force Emergency Management (EM) Planning and

Operations Jan 07

Mandatory 11-214 Air Operations Rules and Procedures Aug 12 Mandatory 11-218 Aircraft Operations and Movement on the Ground Oct 11 Mandatory 11-301V1 Aircrew Life Support (ALS) Program Jul 02 Mandatory 13-204 V 1-3 Airfield Operations Sep 10 Mandatory 13-212 Planning and Operations Jan 10 Mandatory 13-213 Airfield Driving Jun 11 Mandatory 15-128 Air Force Weather Roles and Responsibilities Feb 11 Mandatory 20-111 Logistics Compliance Assessment Program (LCAP) Apr 11 Mandatory 21-101 Aircraft and Equipment Maintenance Management Apr 13 Mandatory 23-106 Assignment & Use of Standard Reporting Designators

(SRD)

May 12

Publication Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 23-111 Management of Government Property in the Possession of the Air Force Jan 11

Mandatory 23-204 Organizational Fuel Tanks Jul 12 Advisory 24-302 Vehicle Management Jul 12 Mandatory 23-502 Recoverable Fuel Aug 11 Advisory 24-301 Vehicle Operations Nov 08 Mandatory 31-101 Integrated Defense (FOUO) Oct 09 Mandatory 31-113 Installation Perimeter Access Control Jan 112 Mandatory 31-117 Arming & Use of Force by Air force Personnel Jun 12 Mandatory 31-118 Security Forces Standards & Procedures Mar 14 Mandatory 31-206 Security Forces Investigations Program Sep 09 Mandatory:

31-401 Information Security Program Management Nov 05 Mandatory 31-501 Personal Security Management Program Jan 05 Mandatory 31-601 Industrial Security Program Management Jun 05 Mandatory 32-1001 Operations Management Sep 05 Mandatory 32-1024 Standard Facility Requirements Jul 11 Mandatory 32-1041 Airfield Pavement Evaluation Program Apr 94 Mandatory 32-1042 Standards for Marking Airfields Oct 05 Mandatory 32-1043 Managing, Operating and Maintaining Aircraft Arresting

Systems Mar 12

32-1044 Visual Air Navigation Systems May 13

AFIs Publication Publication Title Date Number Applicability 32-1051 Roof Systems Management May 94 Mandatory 32-1053 Integrated Pest Management Program Jun 09 Mandatory 32-1054 Corrosion Control Mar 00 Mandatory 32-1061 Providing Utilities to USAF Installations Feb 11 Mandatory 32-1062 Electrical Power Plants & Generators Jun 05 Mandatory 32-1063 Electrical Power Systems Jun 05 Mandatory 32-1064 Electrical Safe Practices May 06 Mandatory 32-1065 Grounding Systems Oct 98 Mandatory 32-1066 Backflow Prevention Program Oct 07 Mandatory 32-1067 Water Systems Mar 94 Mandatory 32-1068 Heating Systems and Unified Pressure Vessels May 13 Mandatory 32-1069 Gas Supply & Distribution Mar 94 Mandatory 32-2001 Fire Emergency Services Program Feb 14 Mandatory 32-7040 Air Quality Compliance and Resource Management Aug 07 Mandatory 32-7041 Water Quality Compliance Dec 93 Mandatory 32-7042 Waste Management Apr 09 Mandatory 32-7044 Storage Tank Environmental Compliance Apr 12 Mandatory 32-7064 Integrated Natural Resources Management Sep 04

32-7086 Hazardous Materials Management Nov 04

32-7089 Refrigerant Management Jun 13 Mandatory Superseded and absorbed by 32-7001

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 32-9002 Use of Real Property Facilities Nov 93 Mandatory 32-9005 Real Property Accountability & Reporting Aug 08 Mandatory 33-101 Commander’s Guidance and Responsibilities Nov 08 Advisory 33-112 Information Technical Hardware Asset Management Jan 11 Advisory 33-129 Web Management and Internet Use Feb 05 Mandatory 33-200 Network and Computer Security Dec 08 Mandatory 33-201V1 Communications Security (COMSEC) (FOU) May 05 Mandatory 33-201V2 Communications Security (COMSEC) User Requirements

(FOUO)

Apr 05

33-201V3 Reporting COMSEC Deviations May 05 Mandatory 33-322 Records Management Program Jun 12 Mandatory 33-364 Records Disposition-Procedures and Responsibilities Dec 06 Mandatory 34-101 Air Force Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR)

Programs and Use Eligibility Mar 13

Mandatory 34-202 Protecting Non-Appropriated Fund Assets Oct 07 Mandatory 34-209 Non-Appropriated Fund Financial Management &

Accounting Oct 07

34-1201 Protocol Jan 13 Mandatory 36-2644 Self-Aid and Buddy Care Training (Formally 36-2238) Jan 06

36-2646 Security Forces Training and Standardization Evaluation Programs (Formally 36-2225)

Apr 12

Mandatory 38-401 The Air Force Innovation Development Through

Employee Awareness (IDEA) Program Nov 07

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 40-102 Tobacco Use in the Air Force Mar 12 Mandatory 44-120 Military Drug Demand Reduction Program Jan 11 Mandatory 51-1101 The Air Force Procurement Fraud Remedies Program Oct 03 Mandatory 63-101 Integrated Life Cycle Management Mar 13 Mandatory 71-101V1 Criminal Investigations Program Apr 11 Mandatory 91-202 The USAF Mishap Prevention Program Aug 11 Mandatory 91-203 Air Force Consolidated Occupational Safety Instruction Jun 12 Mandatory 91-204 Safety Investigations & Reports Sep 08 Mandatory 91-207 The USAF Traffic Safety Program Oct 11

AFMAN

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 15-111 Surface Weather Observation Feb 13 Mandatory 15-129 Aerospace Weather Operations-Processes and procedures Oct 11 Mandatory 23-110 USAF Supply Manual Apr 09 Mandatory 23-220 Reports of Survey for Air Force Property Jul 96

24-306 Manual for the Wheeled Vehicle Driver Jul 09

31-113 Installation Perimeter Access Control Jan 12

AFMAN

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 31-116 Air Force Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision May 12 Mandatory 31-222 Air Force Use of Force Manual

31-229 USAF Weapons Handling Manual May 04 Advisory 32-1084 Facility Requirements Apr 12 Mandatory 32-2003 The Fire Fighter Certification Program to be written into

AFI 32-2001

Apr 96

Mandatory 32-4004 Emergency Response Operations Dec 95 Mandatory 33-152 User responsibilities and Guidance for Information

Systems Jun 12

Mandatory 33-363 Management of Records Mar 08 Mandatory 36-2227V1 Combat Arms Training and Maintenance (CATM)

Training May 04

91-201 Explosive Safety Standards Jan 11 Mandatory 91-204 Safety Investigations and Reports Sep 08

AF PAM

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 32-1004V1 Working in the Operations Flight Functions and

Organization Sep 98

32-1004V3 Working in the Operations Flight Facility Maintenance Sep 98

32-1004V4 Working in the Operations Flight Material Acquisition Sep 98

AF PAM

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 32-1004V5 Working in the Operations Flight Infrastructure Support Sep 98 32-1004V6 Working in the Operations Flight Heavy Repair Sep 98 Mandatory 32-1005 Working in the Engineering Flight Oct 99 Mandatory 32-1125V1 Working in the Operations Management Field Jul 04 Mandatory 32-1192 Energy Efficient Motors and Adjustable Speed Drivers Aug 00 Mandatory 32-2004 Aircraft Fire Protection for Exercises and Contingency

Response Apr 10

Mandatory

AFH

Publication Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 10-2502 Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Threat Planning and Response Handbook Oct 01

AFJMAN

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 11-208 Department of Defense Notice to Airman (NOTAM)

Systems Jun 11

Mandatory 32-1082 Facilities Engineering Electrical Exterior Facilities Nov 96 Mandatory 32-1083 Facilities Engineering Electrical Interior Facilities Nov 95

AFVA

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 11-240 Airport Signs and Markings Decal Jun 04 Mandatory 31-211 Installation Perimeter Sign Jan 98 Mandatory 31-240 Controlled Area Signs Oct 96 Mandatory 10-2

USAFAVA

10-3

FPCON CHARLIE May 05

USAFAVA

10-4

FPCON DELTA May 05

USAFAVA

10-5

FPCON NORMAL May 05

USAFAVA

10-6

OPSEC PROGRAM MANAGER

AFJI

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 11-204 Operational Procedures for Aircraft Carrying hazardous

Material Nov 04

HQ AFCESA/CEXF

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability N/A US Air Force Concept of Operations for Fire Prevention and Consequence Management Feb 08

AFCSM

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 24-1 On-Line Vehicle Interactive Management System

Body/VQ, End User Manual Sep 97

CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability CFR 29 Labor part. 1910, 1926 N/A Mandatory CFR 40 Protection of Environment Oct 08

MIL-STD

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 161F Identification Methods of Bulk Petroleum Products

Systems, Including hydrocarbons Missile Fuels Aug 85

UNIFIED FACILITIES CRITERIA (UFC)

(MILITARY HANDBOOK)

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 3-230-02 Operations and Maintenance: Water Supply systems Jul 01 Mandatory 3-460-03 Operations and maintenance: Maintenance of Petroleum systems Jan 03

Mandatory 3-260-01 Airfield and Heliport Planning and Design May 06 Mandatory 3-260-02 Pavement Design for Airfields Jun 01 Mandatory 3-535-01 Visual Air Navigation Systems Nov 05 Mandatory 3-540-04N Diesel Electric Generating Plants Jan 04 Mandatory 3-570-06 Cathodic Protection Systems Jan 03 Mandatory 3-600-01 Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities Sep 06

3-600-02 Operations and Maintenance: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems

Jan 02

ETL

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 04-02 Standard Airfield Pavement Marking Schemes Jul 04

AETC IND

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 0-2 Numerical Index of Standard & Reoccurring AETC Pubs Oct 08 Mandatory 0-9 Numerical & Functional Index of AETC, MC & 19 AF

Forms Oct 08

AETC INSTRUCTION

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 33-107 E-Mail Management Program Apr 06 Mandatory 33-110 Client Support Administration Training and Certification May 07

LAFBIND

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 0-2 Numerical Index of Luke AFB Publications Jul 08 Mandatory 0-9 Numerical Index of Luke AFB Forms Jul 08

LUKE AIR FORCE BASE INSTRUCTIIONS

(LAFBI)

Publication Title Date

Applicability 10-245 Antiterrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) Program

Management Sep 12

Mandatory 15-101 Weather Support Oct 07 Mandatory 31-101 Installation Security Instruction Mar 03 Mandatory 31-210 Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Program Management Dec 07 Advisory 31-218 Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision Mandatory 33-106 Management and Maintenance of Personal Wireless

Communication Jan 02

Mandatory 33-206 INFOCON ALPHA Aug 03

33-206 INFOCON BRAVO Aug 03

33-206 INFOCON CHARLIE Aug 03

33-206 INFOCON DELTA Aug 03

51-9054 Debarment Program

LUKE AIR FORCE BASE SUPPLEMENT 1

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 13-212 Range Planning and Operations Dec 07 Mandatory 34-201 Use of Non-Appropriated Funds Oct 11 Mandatory 51-905 Debarment Program Sep 11

56 FW OPLANS

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability 10-1 Anti-terrorism/Force Protection Plan May 13 Advisory 10-1 PT2 Luke AFB Commander’s Anti-terrorism Guide Mar 10 Advisory 10-2 Emergency Management plan Jan 08 Advisory 31 Installation Security Plan Jun 13 Advisory 91-1 Aircraft Crash Response May 05, Chg

2 Sep 07 Mandatory: Appendix 14 thru Appendix X 91-2 Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard (BASH) Reduction Plan May 05, Chg

3 Aug 08 Mandatory: Annex C, Appendix 11, 12, 13, 16 to Annex X 502 Stop Alert Apr 04, Chg 2

Jun 07

LETTERS OF AGREEMENT

Number

Publication Title Date

Applicability Albuquerque ARTCC and 56th Fighter Wing Letter of

Agreement May 08

56th Operations Support Squadron and Gila Bend Tower Apr 01 56th OSS/OSAA and GBAFAF Base Operations

Telephonic Filing of Flight Plan Data Jul 09

FEDERAL METEOROLOGICAL HANDBOOKS

(FMH)

Publication Title Date

Applicability FMH-1B Surface Observations Sep 05

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA)

PUBLICATIONS & FEDERAL AIR REGULATIONS

(FAR

Publication Title Date

Applicability FAR PART I Definitions & Abbreviations Nov 08 Advisory FAR PAR Certifications: Airmen Other Than Flight Crew Member Nov 08 Advisory FAR PAR Medical Standards & Certification Nov 08 Advisory FAR PAR General Operating & Flight Rules Nov 08 Advisory FAR PAR Specific Air Traffic Rules & Air Traffic Patterns FAA

Handbook Nov 08

Advisory FAAH 7110.6 Air Traffic Control Feb 08 Mandatory FAAH Facility Operation & Administration Jul 08 Advisory FAAH Contractions Sep 08 Advisory FAAH Special Military Operations Feb 08

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA COOPERAATIVE

EXTENSION PUBLICATION

Publication Title Date

Applicability AZ1139 Pruning Deciduous Shade Trees Oct 99

56 RANGE MANAGEMENT OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Publication Title Date

Applicability 13-1 Sonoran Pronghorn Monitoring Dec 08 Mandatory 1-3 Barry M. Goldwater Range Permitting Process Jul 05

1-4 Range Incident Reporting Procedures May 03

3-1 Munitions Storage Area Oct 08 Mandatory 34-1 Outdoor Recreation at GBAFAF FamCamp Feb 08

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DD) FORMS

Form Number Form Title

175 Military Flight Plan 250 Material Inspection & Receiving Report 362 Statement of Charges/Cash Collection Voucher 518 Accident Identification Card 577 Signature Card (http://www,afpc.randolph.af.mil/deers/) 629 Receipt for Prisoner or Detained Person 1131 Cash Collection Voucher 1149 Requisition for Invoice/Shipping Document 1150 Request for Issue or Turn-in 1172-2 Application for Department of Defense Common Access Card DEERS

Enrollment (http://www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/deers/) 1348-1 DOD Single Line Item Release/Receipt Document 1348-6 DOD Single Line Item requisition System Document Manual 1408 Armed Forces Traffic Ticket 1423 Contract Data requirements List

Request, Authorization Agreement, Certification of Training and Reimbursement

1574 Serviceable Tag – Material 1575 Suspended Tag – Material 1577 Unserviceable (Condemned) Tag – Material 1577-2 Unserviceable (Repairable) Tag – Material 1608 Unsatisfactory Material Report (Subsistence) 1664 Data Item Description 1896 Jet Fuel Ident-a-plate 1920 Alcoholic Influence Report 2026 Oil Analysis Request 2332 Product Quality Deficiency Report Exhibit 2394 Report of Drug Related Military Law Enforcement Activity 2400 Civil Aircraft Certification of Insurance 2402 Civil Aircraft Hold Harmless Agreement 2842 DOD Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Subscriber Certificate of Acceptance and Acknowledgement of Responsibilities

AIR FORCE FORMS

15 USAF Invoice 20 Repairable Cost & Repairable Value Statement 52 Evidence Tag 53 Security Police Desk Blotter 58 Identification Card 70 Pilots Flight Plan & Flight Log 75 Visitor/Vehicle Pass

AIR FORCE FORMS

Form Number Form Title 80 Files Maintenance & Disposition 85 Inventory Adjustment Voucher 103 Base Civil Engineering Work Clearance 110 Individual Incident Reference Record 124a Multiline publications/Forms Requisition 126 Custodian Request Log 129 Tally-in-out 171 Request for Training/Addition to SF46 218 Facility Fire Prevention/Protection Record 228 Furnishings Custody Receipt & Condition Report 327 Base Civil Engineer Work Order 332 BCE Work Request 335 Insurance Record – Accountability Identification Card 355 Application for Identification Card 457 USAF Hazard Report 465 Bench Stock Inventory 483 Certificate of Competency 487 Emergency generator Operating Log 561 Base Civil Engineer Weekly Work Schedule 592 USAF Welding, Cutting & Brazing Permit 601 Equipment Action Request 614 Charge Out Record 616 Fund Cite Authorization 637 BCE Job Order Log 645 Cash Register Adjustment 651 Hazardous Air Traffic Report 711A Ground Mishap Report 719 Diesel Electric Generator & System Historical Record 754 Work Order Log & Quality Control 764A Requisition & Requirement 799 Surveillance Activity Checklist 813 Request for Environmental Impact Analysis 824 Daily Fuels Request & Servicing Log

839 Flight-line Daily Fuels Service Log 861 Base/Transient job Control Number Register 868 Request for Motor Vehicle Services 919 Base Civil Engineer In-Service Work Plan Worksheet 979 Danger Tag 980 Caution Tag 982 Do Not Start Tag 1000 Suggestion

AIR FORCE FORMS

1021 Medical Certificate 1027 Water Flow Test Record 1028 Facility Pre-Fire Plan 1067 Modification Proposal 1071 Inspection/Maintenance Record 1078 Fire Truck & Equipment Test & Inspection Record 1081 BCE Work Request/Work Order Register 1085 Fire Protection Training Report 1109 Visitor Register Log 1168 Statement of Suspect/Witness/Complainant 1176 Authority to Search & Seize 1199A Restricted Area Badges (Accountable) 1203 Crime Hazard Report 1219 Base Civil Engineer Multi-Craft job Order 1231 Record of Receipts 1232 Bulk Fuel Issue/Defuel Summary 1233 Bulk Storage Summary 1235 Physical Inventory (Fuels/Missile Propellants) 1236 Daily Service Station Summary 1295A USAF Ground Fuel Ident-a-plate 1297 Temporary Issue Receipt 1313 Driver Record 1315 Accident Rep[ort 1364 Consent for Search and Seizure 1380 Record of Off-Base Mileage 1445 Materials & Equipment List 1452 Daily Log of Refuse & Salvage Collections 1474 Agency Report of Motor Vehicle Data 1487 Fire Prevention Visit Report 1492 Warning Tag 1734 Base Civil Engineer Daily Work Schedule 1746 Log of Openings & Closings of Alarmed Structure/Facility

1768 Staff Summary Sheet 1800/1807 Operator’s Inspection Guide & Trouble Report (GP) 1806 Operator’s Inspection Guide & Trouble report (SP) 1812 Operator’s Inspection Guide & Trouble Report 1819 Operator’s Inspection Guide & Trouble Report 1823 Vehicle and Equipment Work Order 1827 Minor Maintenance Work Order 1828 Vehicle Historical Record 1832 Record of Cannibalization 1841 Maintenance Action Sheet 1875 NAF Individual Cashier’s report

AIR FORCE FORMS

Form Number Form Title 1879 Base Civil Engineer Job Order Record 1919 Work Center Bench Stock Availability 1920 Materials Support Evaluation 1994 Fuel Issue/Defuel Document (DOD) 1995 Fuel Issue/Defuel Document (Non DOD) 1996 Adjusted Stock Level 2001 Notification of TCTO Kit Requirements 2005 Issue/Turn-in request 2047 Explosives Facility License 2282 Statement of Adverse Effective-Use of Government Facilities 2293 U.|S. Air Force Motor Vehicle Operator Information (COMP

GEN)

2296 Vehicle Operator Information (Part 3) 2411 Inspection Document 2419 Routing and Review of Quality Control Report 2420 Quality Control Inspection Summary 2432 Key Issue Log 2530 Alarm System Test Record 2586 Unescorted Entry Authorization Certificate 3545 Incident Report 3616 Daily record of Facility Operation 3623 Daily Traffic Count 3803 Surface Weather Observations

STANDARD FORMS (SF)

91 Operator’s Report of Motor Vehicle Accident 135 Records Transmittal & Receipt 368 Product quality Deficiency Report 701 Activity Security Checklist

AETC FORMS

330 Weapons Delivery Scoring Record 1015 Security Forces Building Checks

LUKE AIR FORCE BASE (LAFB) FORMS

11 Acknowledgment of Danger Release & Harmless Agreement

Goldwater AFR 35 TOSS Briefing/Debriefing Action 37 Range Officers Report

OPTIONAL FORMS

21 Cross Reference 475 Fuels and Lubricants Sample 781 ARMS Aircrew/Mission Flight Data Document

AIR FORCE TECHNICAL ORDER (AFTO) FORMS

22 Technical Order Improvement Report and Reply 26D Inspection Work Document 32 Technical Order Binder Label 88 Aircraft Pre-Fire Plan 91 Limited Technical Inspection – Motor Vehicle 95 Significant Historical Data 131 Technical Order Index Routine & Annual Check 134 Aviator Breathing Oxygen Servicing 176 Cryogenic Materials Samples 187 Technical Order Publications Request 244 System/Equipment Status Record 350 Repairable Item Processing Tag 371/344 Operator’s Inspection Guide and Trouble Report

TECHNICAL ORDERS (T.Os.)

T.O. Number Title

Date Applicability 00-5-1 Air Force Technical Order System

Oct 08 Mandatory: Chaps. 2, 3, 4, 7, 10 00-5-2 on CD – 00-CD-1 Technical Order Distribution System

Jun 97

00-5-15 Air Force Time Compliance T.O. System

Mar 01 Mandatory: All 00-5-18 USAF T.O. Numbering System

Mar 07 Mandatory: All 00-5-19 Security Assistance T.O. Program

Jan 04 Advisory 00-20-1 Aerospace Equipment Maintenance General Policies and

Sep 06 Procedures Mandatory: All 00-20-2 Maintenance Data Collection

Aug 07 Mandatory: All 00-20-3 Maintenance Processing Control

Nov 08 Mandatory: All 00-25-172 Ground Servicing of Aircraft and Static Grounding/Bonding

May 08 Mandatory: Chaps. 1 thru 5

TECHNICAL ORDERS (T.Os.)

T.O. Number Title

Date Applicability 00-25-172CL-4 Aircraft Servicing w/USAF R-5, R-9 & R-11 Servicing

Dec 07 Vehicles Mandatory: Pgs 1-1 thru 2-4, 8-1 thru 8-4 00-25-195 on CD T.O. System SM&R Coding

May 03 Mandatory: All 00-25-245 Testing & Insp Procedures Personnel Safety and Rescue

Sep 06 Equipment Mandatory: All 00-35D-54 Air Force Mat. Def. Reporting

May 07 Mandatory: All 00-105E-9 Aircraft Emergency Rescue Information

Current Mandatory: All 1-1-8 Application & Removal of Organic Coatings, Aerospace &

Aug 08 Non-Aerospace Equipment Mandatory: All

1A-10A-2-4JG-1CL-1 Ground handling Nov 07

Mandatory: All 1A-10A-2-12JG-1CL-1 Servicing

Nov 07 Mandatory: All

1A-10A-6WC-1 PRFLT/BPO/THRUFLT

Mar 08 Mandatory: All 1A-10A-6WC-6 End of Runway Inspection Work Cards

Apr 07 Mandatory: All 1F-16A-2-09JG-00 Towing and Taxiing

Sep 05 Mandatory: All 1F-16A-2-10JG-00 Aircraft Safety

Feb 08 Mandatory: All 1F-16A-2-12JG-00 Servicing

May 07 Mandatory: All 1F-16A-6WC-1 Pre-flight, end-of-Runway, Thru-Flight

Jun 08 Mandatory: All 1F-16C-2-07JG-00-1 Lifting and Shoring

Sep 08 Mandatory: All 1F-16C-2-09JG-001 Towing and Taxiing

Sep 05 Mandatory: All

TECHNICAL ORDERS (T.Os.)

T.O. Number Title

Date Applicability 1F-16CG-2-10JG-00-1 Aircraft Safety

Feb 08 Mandatory: All 1F-16CG-1-12JG-00-1 Servicing

Sep 08 Mandatory: All 1F-16CG-6WC-1 Work Card – combined Pre-Flight/Post-Flight, End of Runway, Sep 08 thru Flight, Launch & Recovery, Quick Turnaround, Basic Post- Flight, & Walk-around Before First Flight of Day Inspection Work cards

4B-1-1 Use of Landing Wheel Brakes & Wheels during Ground Ops

Jul 08 Mandatory: All 11A-1-10 Munitions Serviceability Procedure

Nov 07 Mandatory: All 11A-1-33 Handling and Maintenance of Explosives Loaded Aircraft

Jun 07 Mandatory: All 11A-1-46 Fire Fighting Guidance, Transportation and Storage

Apr 08 Mandatory: All 11A-1-53 Ammunitions Color Coding, Identification of Empty and Inert

Apr 06 Loaded Ammunition Items and Components, and Assignment of Version Numbers to Training and Dummy Ammunition Items

Mandatory: All 11A-1-60 Inspection of Reusable Munitions Containers and Scrap Material

Jan 07 Generated from Items Exposed to or Containing Explosives

Mandatory: All 13F-4-4-121 Operation, Service & Maint w/IPB Fire Ext. 150lbs

Current Mandatory: All 14P3-1-12 Use, Inspection, Care and Repair of Fire Fighters Protective

Feb 02 Clothing

Mandatory: All 14S5-16-1 Breathing APP Air Mask

Jan 95 Mandatory: All 32A23-10-1 Rescue Tool Set

Sep 92 Mandatory: All 33A1-12-1300-1 Opn & Maint Instr w/IPB-Multi-meter Digital

Feb 08 Mandatory: All 33A1-12-1300-IE Opn & Maint Instr w/IPB-–Multi Meter Digital

Feb 99

Date

Applicability 33A1-12-1300-IG Opn & Maint Instr w/IPB—Multi-Meter Digital Mandatory: All 33C2-67-1 Technical Manual EMCEE Conductivity Meter

Sep 84 Mandatory: All 34-1-3 Inspection & Maintenance, Machinery & Shop Equip

Sep 06 Mandatory: All 34W4-1-5 Operator MNL—Welding Theory & Appl

Dec 98 Mandatory: All 34W4-93-7 Arc Welding Machine, Model Trailblazer 1-J, 2-J, 1-D, 2-D

Nov 69 (Miller)

Mandatory: All 34Y2-133-1 OPR & Maint Inst w/PB Steam Cleaner Model HS-0404-US2T

Jun 93 Mandatory: All 35B5-18-11 OPR & Maint Instr w/IPB- Tow bar Nose Wheel

Apr 06 Mandatory: All 35C2-3-442-11 OPR & Maint Instr—Gen Set Diesel Eng Driver

Feb 82 Mandatory: All 35C2-3-442-12 Intermediate Field, DS, GS & Depot Level Maint Instr – Gen

Set, Sep 06 Diesel Eng Driver Tactical Skid Mtd

Mandatory: All 35C2-3-442-14 ORG Intermediate Field, DS, GS & Depot Level Maint Repair

Parts May 92 Special Tools List – Generator Set Parts & Special Tools List

Mandatory: All 35C2-3-446-1 Ops & Org Maint, MEP-005A Diesel Generator

Feb 02 Mandatory: All 35C2-3-446-2 Field & Depot Maint Manual, MEP-005A Generator

Feb 02 Mandatory: All 35C2-3-446-4 Parts Breakdown, MEP-005A Generator

Feb 02

35D3-2-26-1 Munitions Handling Trailer, Type MHU-11-/M Aug 08

Mandatory: All 35D3-11-36-6WC-2 Munitions Handling Trailer, Types MHU-12M,-12A/M, -85/M,

- Jul 08 110/M, - 141/M Prior to Use/Post Use Work Card Mandatory

35D3-32-3-1 Dolly Disabled Wheel, ACFT Towing, Type MHU-104/E F4

Aug 08 & F-16

Mandatory 35E8-2-2-1 Ops & Svc, MA1 & MA1A Runway Barrier

Oct 03 Mandatory 35E8-2-2-3 O/H Inst Runway Barrier MA-1, -1A

Sep 82 Mandatory

TECHNICAL ORDERS (T.Os.)

T.O. Number Title

Date Applicability 35E8-2-2-4 IPB Runway Barrier MA-1, -1A

Aug 94 Mandatory 35E8-2-5-1 OPR & Maint Inst ACFT Arresting Sys Model BAK-12/E32A

Jul 08 Mandatory 35E8-2-5-4 IPB ACFT Arresting Barrier Model BAK-12/E32A

Dec 06 Mandatory 35F5-5-20-1 Floodlight FL-1D

Oct 07 Mandatory 36-1-7 General Instr & Preparation Checklist—AF Vehicle & Liquid-

Apr 03 Cooled Powered Ground Equip Operations in Cold Weather

Mandatory 36-1-121 Standardization of Lunettes & Pintles (Towing Attachments)

Aug 07 Mandatory 36-1-161 Color, Marking & Camouflage Painting of Military Vehicles, May 91 Construction Equip & Materials Handling Equipment

36-1-171 Painting Instructions for Army Material Jun 08

Advisory 36-1-191 Technical & Managerial Reference for Motor Vehicle Maint

Jul 07 Mandatory36A-1-6 Instl of Safety Belts & Head Restraining Devices in AF Vehicles

Jun 99 Advisory 36A1-12-1300-1 Multi-Meter Digital

N/A Mandatory 36A11-5-17-1 Thokol Tr-9 Trailer

May 68 Advisory 36A12-1-494 Direct & General Support Maint Repair Parts & Special Tools

Nov 89 Lists, Instr Repair Shop M35, M49 etc.

Mandatory 36A12-1-2054-2 DS Maint Instr & Repair arts

Nov 76 Mandatory 36A12-1a-2091-1 OPR Manual 1 1/4T 4X4 HMMWV

Jul 04 Mandatory 36A12-1A-2091-3 Hand Receipt HMMWV

Jul 04 Mandatory 36A12-1A-2092-1-1 Org Maint HMMWV

Jul 04

Date

Applicab…