May 2022 Flashcards
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When will a CODR be submitted?
When munitions or weapons systems fail to function in accordance with their design/intent and result in no property damage or injury.
When will an EER be submitted?
When an event involves munitions that unintentionally detonate, fire, burn, deflagrate, launch, leak, etc. and DOES NOT result in a mishap severity classification.
When will an EMR be submitted?
Same criteria as an EER however the event DOES RESULT in a mishap severity classification of class A, B, or C.
What are the two types of firearms discharges?
Intentional discharge. (Range, blanks, marking, line of duty.)
Unintentional. (Discharge of a firearm either accidentally or through negligence.)
Definition of an accidental discharge?
Malfunction of the firearm or ammunition and is not caused by the member lack of disregard.
Definition of a negligent discharge?
Discharge due to the disregard of or failure to follow policies or procedures.
Command responsibilities for an unintentional discharge?
Members firearms quals must be suspended, within 24 hours report discharge to CG-721, report via CODR/EER/EMR, conduct an investigation, send results of investigation and quals to first Flag Officer.
Command responsibilities for a CG discharged firearm?
Weapon must be segregated, firearm must be tagged, firearm must be shipped to nearest FORCECOM within 3 days along with:
- Rounds count
- 12 months of PMS history
- Any recovered she’ll casings or equipment
Who has final authority regarding an unintentionally discharge CG firearm?
The first Flag Officer in the CoC.
What articles of the UCMJ might a person who negligently discharged a CG firearm be subject to?
Article 92, 108, 109, 134
If a death occurs: 119
MLOS classifications?
Missing: You don’t know where the item is.
Lost: You know where the loss occurred, ex. A firearm fell overboard.
Stolen: Reasonable indication someone is at fault or responsible.
MLOS timeline?
Quick look - 1 hour
Report to CO/OIC - 2 hours
Send MLOS message and make appropriate log entries - 12 hours
CGIS and NCIC entries - 24 hours
ATR - 48 hours
Report of survey to 721 and CG property - 10 days
Types of expenditures?
Combat Operational Training Structural and OP Test Fire Range Marking and Blank
What are QPR’s based on?
The number of assigned members that need firearms qualifications.
Can a member with a Level II firearms qual fill the role of a Level III member?
No, however a Level III can fill a Level II position.
How long do you have to submit a QPR update?
Within 60 days of increase or decrease.
When can commercial ammo be fired in a CG owned firearm?
- When approved by 721 for a specific mission or training.
- When procured with personal or morale funds for CG owned morale firearms.
- When procured with personal funds for an assigned CG match firearm.
Deviation categories for Explosive Safety Program?
- Waiver - 1 day to 2 years.
2. Exemption - 2 years to 5 years.
What is the designation for the Government Motor Vehicle Operator Card?
(OF-346)
If transporting munitions onboard a CG aircraft, what manual must you use?
Coast Guard Air Operations Manual (COMDINST M3710.1)
When transporting munitions, when must you have two armed CG members?
- Firearms and munitions together.
- Transporting C/D 1.1, 1.2, 1.5 or 1.6.
- One way trip greater than 2 hours.
When is one armed CG member required?
- Gross weight of C/D 1.3 is more than 100 pounds.
2. Gross weight of C/D 1.4 is more than 300 pounds.
Canine Explosive Detection Teams are authorized to have one armed member when?
Transportation of CEDT explosive training aids. Aids will not exceed 2.5 pounds NEW.
Does the CG Honor Guard require armed escorts?
No, not when transporting blank ammo for honor guard events.