Army AE Handling and Safety Exam Guide: DA PAM 385-64, AMC 19-
48, DA PAM 700-16, DA PAM 710-2-2, DA PAM 700-107, DD Form 626,
DD Form 2890, DD Form 2781, DA Form 3151, DA Form 581, DA Form
5811, MIL-STD-129R, Yellow Book, ASP Procedures, Ammunition
Security, Intrusion Detection Systems, Magazine Types (Aboveground,
Operating Building), Safe Lifting & Stacking, Palletization, MHE
Requirements, AE Compatibility, Hazard Classes & Chemical Groups,
Positive & Negative Handling Practices, PPE & Authorized Tools,
Explosives Safety Standards, AE Amnesty Program, Shipping Papers,
Functional Inspections, SOP Index of Operations, AE Storage &
Segregation, Controlled Item Inventory Codes, Visual Stacking
Drawings, AE Turn-In Procedures, Safety Data Sheet Requirements for
Transport Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+
Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026
You need to store a box of unused grenades a unit returned after training. Which publication
will use for guidance on safely moving and storing this AE?
DA PAM 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards
You are tasked with unitizing several AE containers. Which publication do you use?
AMC 19-48 drawings
, What are the correct actions for these AE handling tasks?
You will: Comply with official requirements, Use only authorized tools
With Caution: Repair AE containers with nails
You will not: Drag or throw AE Containers, use bail hooks
Where in an AMC 19-48 publication will you find general storage instructions and cautions?
General Notes
Where in an AMC 19-48 drawing can you find a visual representation of different types of
stacks?
Drawings
Match the AE type to its associated hazard.
Improved Conventional Munitions: Blast and Fragmentation
Black Powder: Hazardous if absorbs moisture
Pyrotechnics: Deteriorate due to age
Rockets: Deteriorate due to high or low temperatures
Match the chemical group to its associated hazard.
Group A: Toxic
48, DA PAM 700-16, DA PAM 710-2-2, DA PAM 700-107, DD Form 626,
DD Form 2890, DD Form 2781, DA Form 3151, DA Form 581, DA Form
5811, MIL-STD-129R, Yellow Book, ASP Procedures, Ammunition
Security, Intrusion Detection Systems, Magazine Types (Aboveground,
Operating Building), Safe Lifting & Stacking, Palletization, MHE
Requirements, AE Compatibility, Hazard Classes & Chemical Groups,
Positive & Negative Handling Practices, PPE & Authorized Tools,
Explosives Safety Standards, AE Amnesty Program, Shipping Papers,
Functional Inspections, SOP Index of Operations, AE Storage &
Segregation, Controlled Item Inventory Codes, Visual Stacking
Drawings, AE Turn-In Procedures, Safety Data Sheet Requirements for
Transport Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+
Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026
You need to store a box of unused grenades a unit returned after training. Which publication
will use for guidance on safely moving and storing this AE?
DA PAM 385-64, Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards
You are tasked with unitizing several AE containers. Which publication do you use?
AMC 19-48 drawings
, What are the correct actions for these AE handling tasks?
You will: Comply with official requirements, Use only authorized tools
With Caution: Repair AE containers with nails
You will not: Drag or throw AE Containers, use bail hooks
Where in an AMC 19-48 publication will you find general storage instructions and cautions?
General Notes
Where in an AMC 19-48 drawing can you find a visual representation of different types of
stacks?
Drawings
Match the AE type to its associated hazard.
Improved Conventional Munitions: Blast and Fragmentation
Black Powder: Hazardous if absorbs moisture
Pyrotechnics: Deteriorate due to age
Rockets: Deteriorate due to high or low temperatures
Match the chemical group to its associated hazard.
Group A: Toxic
