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10 AFMAN91-221_<strong>USAFE</strong>SUP1_I 18 AUGUST 2005 1.5.3. Unintentional Functioning. If the weapon or explosives functioned unintentionally (e.g., a bomb exploded), include the cost of the item (not including intentionally jettisoned items). 1.5.4. Intentional Functioning. If a weapon or explosive was intentionally functioned, do not include the cost of the item. 1.5.4.1. For test missions where recovery was expected, but not accomplished, include the cost of these items to determine classification, regardless of outcome of test. 1.5.5. Parachute-recovered Weapons. Include the repair/replacement costs of all components where recovery was expected, but not accomplished, related to abnormal events or clearly excessive damage. Abnormal events include torn parachutes, late recovery initiation, failure of a parachute to blossom or release, high winds, etc. Excessive damage includes buckling of the main fuselage, fire at impact, destruction of the payload section, etc. The cost of expected damage to parachute-recovered weapons resulting solely from surface impact during an otherwise normal recovery sequence is an operational expense and not reportable. Do not include cost of recovery since recovery is normally a mission objective for recoverable weapons.
AFMAN91-221_<strong>USAFE</strong>SUP1_I 18 AUGUST 2005 11 Figure 1.1. Reportable Mishap Flow Chart.
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