AFI 11-2C-130v3 - BITS

278 AFI11-2C-130V3 23 APRIL 2012
21.15.4.4. If line numbers were not provided, pass on the following information:
21.15.4.4.1. DOD explosive hazard class or division (normally 1.1).
21.15.4.4.2. NEW.
21.15.4.5. A request for isolated parking and for their security forces to meet the aircraft.
21.15.4.6. Inert devices, if applicable.
21.16. Off-load.
21.16.1. If security forces do not meet the aircraft, the aircraft commander must be prepared
for an immediate departure until security is established. Immediately upon block-in, the
courier and security team will deplane. The aircrew will keep the aircraft engines running, all
aircraft doors closed and delay preparation for nuclear cargo transfer until the courier verifies
appropriate security is in place.
21.16.2. Maintain the two-person concept.
21.16.3. Brief the receiver on the cargo, and transfer custody.
21.16.4. Briefing includes:
21.16.4.1. Nature, hazard, and safety regarding shipment of the nuclear weapon cargo,
including line numbers from TO 11N-20-11 (C), DOT explosive hazard class or division,
DOT class, and NEW.
21.16.4.2. Courier escort requirements.
21.16.4.3. Items requiring the two-person concept.
21.16.4.4. Items that are CDS-equipped and if the CDS has been activated (weapon not
operational).
21.16.4.5. Items exposed to an abnormal environment or not operational.
21.16.4.6. Special handling or unique requirements applicable to the cargo.
21.16.4.7. Individuals required to assist during the offload. Pass this information to the
entry controller.
21.16.5. The receiver and courier will conduct an inspection of the cargo for broken seals,
exterior damage, etc. If discrepancies are found and they have not been previously noted, the
courier will annotate them on the DD 1911.
21.16.6. Transfer custody of cargo. (Receiver signs DD 1911).
21.16.7. Complete offload of cargo.
HERBERT J. CARLISLE, Lt Gen, USAF
DCS, Operations, Plans and Requirements