Disposal on a range is evidenced by which action?

Disposal on a range is evidenced by which action?

• A. Burial
• B. Logging the munition as inert
• C. Returning the munition to the supplier
• D. Using the munition in a training exercise

Answer: (A)

Disposal on a range is demonstrated by burying the munition on the range. Burrowing the item into the ground signals that it is being permanently removed from active use and inventory, under controlled disposal procedures. Logging a munition as inert only indicates it has been deactivated, not that it’s disposed of; returning it to the supplier is a transfer, not disposal on the range; using it in a training exercise means it’s still in service or being reused. So burying on the range is the action that shows the munition has been disposed of on-site.

Disposal on a range is demonstrated by burying the munition on the range. Burrowing the item into the ground signals that it is being permanently removed from active use and inventory, under controlled disposal procedures. Logging a munition as inert only indicates it has been deactivated, not that it’s disposed of; returning it to the supplier is a transfer, not disposal on the range; using it in a training exercise means it’s still in service or being reused. So burying on the range is the action that shows the munition has been disposed of on-site.