Standard 9-line UXO Report Line 1: Date time group discovered: (Command policy will dictate Local or Zulu time). Line 2: Reporting Activity (UIC / Unit designation). Location: mandatory 8 digit grid: (include: landmarks, reference points, or street addresses).

Report UXO to your Unit Control Center using the ‘EOD 9-Line Report’ (See Airman’s Manual for Form) Execute the ‘5-C’s upon initial observation of a UXO

This unclassified multiservice tactics, techniques, and procedures (MTTP) publication describes the unexploded explosive ordnance (UXO) threat and provides guidelines to minimize the impact of UXO hazards.

When personnel find UXO, they must follow these steps: Ž Recognize the UXO hazard. Ž Take immediate action (mark and evacuate). Ž Report the UXO hazard. Ž Use protective measures against the UXO hazard, if required.

Those who use and manage property with UXO, as well as those responsible for making decisions regarding the property, need information on the risks presented by UXO, options for eliminating or reducing the risks, and factors to be considered in the decision-making process. This document summarizes the characteristics of UXO,

2015年2月23日 · Here's the standard procedure for calling in a UXO report. Start at LINE 1 -- Date-time group discovered LINE 2 -- Reporting Activity (UIC / Unit designation).

Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Safety. Military munitions that were used, but fail to function as intended are called UXO or unexploded ordnance. Military munitions abandoned without proper...

2024年10月9日 · UXO Incident Report Cases where unexploded ordnance (UXO), chemical munitions/agents, or other military munitions of World War I or later vintage resulted in death or injury to civilians in the United States.

The UXO spot report is a detailed, swift, two-way reporting system that makes clear where the UXO hazard areas are, what their priorities are, and which units are affected by them.