Military Munitions Rule- AMMO 68 Questions and
Answers 2023 with complete solution
You should keep emergency response record for at least
3 years
Who determines if an explosive emergency is a level 1 or level 2?
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialist
A range has a large bin for storing munition waste. when the bin is full, it is sent to a
TSDF for disposal. At what point does the munition waste become WMM?
When picked up for disposal
What document identifies range boundaries and locations of any munitions that landed
off-site?
Site Map
Munitions may be buried on a range if burial is part of
an intended purpose.
Contractors working on-site discovered some used ammunition shells. You decide to
store them infinite. To comply with the storage requirements in the MMRIP, you
notify federal, state, and local authorities.
To qualify for a storage CE, your installation must comply with DOD ammunition and
Explosive Safety Standars (DoD 6055.9-M) and meet the conditions found in
Military Munitions Rule Implementation Procedures (MMRIP)
You requested a DDA disposition om some old but unused ammunition. How much time
does the DDA have to respond?
60 days
You requested a DDA disposition for some unused ammo. As part of the evaluation, the
DDA considers
recycling possibilities.
Comply with the Military Munitions Rule exempt you from the requirements of the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCA).
Which regulation clarifies when military munitions become waste and how that waste is
managed?
Military Munitions Rules (MR).
Units in which location do NOT need follow the Military Munition Rule?
England
A WMM storage facility flooded, and toxic material was washed out into a drainage
ditch. You know to notify the DDESB, EPA, and state/local authorities within 24 hours
and follow up with a written report within?
5 days.
Munitions on a range are not WMM until
picked up for treatment and disposal.
You will spend several days firing test rockets on a range and collecting the used parts.
By the end of each day, you have all the unused munitions lined up on the ground.
Because testing is an intended purpose, the unused munitions are not considered
waste and are exempt from the requirements of
RCRA.
Answers 2023 with complete solution
You should keep emergency response record for at least
3 years
Who determines if an explosive emergency is a level 1 or level 2?
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialist
A range has a large bin for storing munition waste. when the bin is full, it is sent to a
TSDF for disposal. At what point does the munition waste become WMM?
When picked up for disposal
What document identifies range boundaries and locations of any munitions that landed
off-site?
Site Map
Munitions may be buried on a range if burial is part of
an intended purpose.
Contractors working on-site discovered some used ammunition shells. You decide to
store them infinite. To comply with the storage requirements in the MMRIP, you
notify federal, state, and local authorities.
To qualify for a storage CE, your installation must comply with DOD ammunition and
Explosive Safety Standars (DoD 6055.9-M) and meet the conditions found in
Military Munitions Rule Implementation Procedures (MMRIP)
You requested a DDA disposition om some old but unused ammunition. How much time
does the DDA have to respond?
60 days
You requested a DDA disposition for some unused ammo. As part of the evaluation, the
DDA considers
recycling possibilities.
Comply with the Military Munitions Rule exempt you from the requirements of the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCA).
Which regulation clarifies when military munitions become waste and how that waste is
managed?
Military Munitions Rules (MR).
Units in which location do NOT need follow the Military Munition Rule?
England
A WMM storage facility flooded, and toxic material was washed out into a drainage
ditch. You know to notify the DDESB, EPA, and state/local authorities within 24 hours
and follow up with a written report within?
5 days.
Munitions on a range are not WMM until
picked up for treatment and disposal.
You will spend several days firing test rockets on a range and collecting the used parts.
By the end of each day, you have all the unused munitions lined up on the ground.
Because testing is an intended purpose, the unused munitions are not considered
waste and are exempt from the requirements of
RCRA.
