What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI91-205 NON-NUCLEAR MUNITIONS SAFETY BOARD?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish the procedures and responsibilities for the AirForce Non-Nuclear Munitions Safety Board (NNMSB) in order to ensure the safe handling, storage, transportation, and use of munitions.

What does the AirForce Non-Nuclear Munitions Safety Board (NNMSB) do?
The NNMSB is responsible for reviewing and evaluating all activities related to non-nuclear munitions safety, including mishap investigations, risk assessments, explosive safety site plans, training programs, and certification processes.

Who is required to comply with this regulation?
All AirForce personnel, military and civilian, who handle, store, transport, or use non-nuclear munitions, as well as contractors and other individuals involved in such activities, are required to comply with this regulation.

Are there any specific training requirements outlined in this regulation?
Yes, this regulation establishes the training requirements for personnel involved in non-nuclear munitions activities, including initial and recurring training on explosive safety, handling procedures, emergency response, and compliance with the NNMSB's policies and procedures.

How can I request a certification from the Non-Nuclear Munitions Safety Board?
The process for requesting a certification from the NNMSB is outlined in this regulation, which includes submitting the necessary documentation to the appropriate authority within the AirForce.

What should I do if I witness or suspect a munitions safety violation?
If you witness or suspect a munitions safety violation, it is your responsibility to report it through established channels, such as your supervisor or the chain of command, to ensure appropriate action is taken.

How often does the Non-Nuclear Munitions Safety Board conduct reviews?
The NNMSB conducts periodic reviews to evaluate non-nuclear munitions safety activities, ranging from annual assessments of explosive safety site plans to ad hoc reviews of mishap investigations or other specific concerns.

Are there any specific guidelines for packaging and shipping non-nuclear munitions?
Yes, this regulation provides guidelines and requirements for packaging, marking, labeling, and shipping non-nuclear munitions to ensure their safe transportation and to comply with applicable laws and regulations.

What is the process for investigating a munitions-related mishap?
This regulation outlines the process for initiating and conducting investigations of munitions-related mishaps, including the responsibilities of the investigating authorities and the requirements for reporting and documenting the investigation findings.