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BO 3500.1N 25 Mar 08 7006. MISFIRES AND HANG FIRES 1. General. A misfire is defined as the failure of a primer or the projectile propelling charge to function, a line charge or demolition material which fails to function, a Javelin or TOW that fails to launch and that no internal components have initiated, or a failure of a man-portable rocket such as the SMAW, to launch. Misfires will be handled as follows. a. The firing unit will immediately conduct misfire procedures per the provisions of the appropriate weapons technical manual. b. All misfire procedures shall be completed on the range. If misfire procedures are unsuccessful, safeties will be reapplied and ammunition will be returned to the ASP as grade three. The only exception to this procedure is the AT-4 which must be destroyed on the range by EOD. c. Line charges and demolition material like C4 or TNT which fail to function are misfires. 2. Unserviceable Ammunition. Unserviceable ammunition removed from the range, as a result of misfires, including small arms ammunition, will be returned to the ASP and processed in the same manner as any other ammunition and/or explosive item. 3. Hang Fire. A hang fire occurs when a Javelin or TOW fails to launch, but internal components of the missile, such as batteries and gyros, are initiated. If a Javelin or TOW hang fires, contact LONGRIFLE to request EOD assistance. A Javelin or TOW hang fire shall be destroyed on the range by EOD. 7007. IMPROVED CONVENTIONAL MUNITIONS (ICM). Refer to Appendix D of this Order (Artillery Firing Areas) for instructions regarding the use of artillery-delivered ICM. 7008. CHEMICAL MUNITIONS. Chemical munitions are defined as an agent or munitions, which, through its chemical properties, produce lethal or other damaging effects on human beings. Live chemical munitions shall not be used for training purposes. This term does not include riot agents, chemical herbicides, smoke, and other obscuration materials. 7009. RIOT AGENTS, SMOKE, AND OTHER OBSCURATION MATERIALS 1. General. Riot agents, smoke, and other obscuration materials shall be used only during scheduled training, per the provisions in applicable technical manuals and directives. Since improper use may result in serious injury, fatalities, or fires, units shall use appropriate caution. 2. CS. When Chlorobenzylamalonitrile (CS) is used in conjunction with scheduled training, ensure non-toxic vapors are not employed under conditions, which are dangerous to personnel, wildlife, or property in adjacent training areas, or outside the boundaries of MCB, CamPen. The intent to use CS shall be specified when scheduling training areas. Refer to Appendix F of this Order for specifics concerning the use of CS. 7010. ROUNDS FIRED OFF-RANGE. Rounds fired off-range shall be immediately reported to LONGRIFLE. This requirement complies with the 1997 Military Munitions Rule amendments to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. If 7-5
BO 3500.1N 25 Mar 08 a munition item lands off-range, and is not promptly rendered safe or retrieved, the munition becomes a solid and hazardous waste, and any imminent and substantial threats shall be addressed. If remedial action is not feasible, the RCO will maintain a record of the event for as long as any threat remains. The record shall include the munitions type (DODIC and nomenclature) and location (to the extent the location is known). Call the ESO at 760-763-4817 ASAP; as he is the only qualified person on the installation to classify an item as a hazardous waste. 7011. OVERHEAD-FIRE 1. Cantonment. Firing shall not be permitted to pass over cantonment areas. 2. Ammunition Supply Points (ASPs) and Field Ammunition Storage Areas (FASPs). Any overhead fire of ASPs or FASPs shall be in accordance with approved deviations issued by Headquarters Marine Corps. 7-6
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