What is AR 75-1 MALFUNCTIONS INVOLVING AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES?
AR 75-1 is an Army regulation that provides guidelines and procedures for identifying, reporting, and handling malfunctions involving ammunition and explosives.

What is considered a malfunction involving ammunition and explosives?
A malfunction involving ammunition and explosives refers to any abnormal or unexpected event or occurrence that compromises the safe function, storage, transport, or handling of ammunition or explosives.

How should malfunctions involving ammunition and explosives be reported?
Malfunctions should be reported IAW (in accordance with) established reporting procedures outlined in AR 75-1 to the appropriate higher headquarters or unit responsible for ammunition and explosives safety.

Who is responsible for investigating malfunctions involving ammunition and explosives?
Units designated as Ammunition Supply Points, Ammunition Holding Areas, or similar units are responsible for conducting investigations into malfunctions involving ammunition and explosives.

Is it mandatory to report all malfunctions involving ammunition and explosives?
Yes, all malfunctions involving ammunition and explosives must be reported promptly to ensure appropriate investigations and corrective actions are taken.

What corrective actions should be taken after a malfunction involving ammunition and explosives?
Depending on the extent and nature of the malfunction, appropriate corrective actions may include declassifying information, implementing technical or procedural changes, conducting inspections, or removing items from distribution.

How can personnel increase safety when dealing with ammunition and explosives?
Personnel should adhere to established safety regulations, receive thorough training, conduct regular inspections, and promptly report any potential or observed malfunctions involving ammunition and explosives.

Can personnel perform repairs on malfunctioning ammunition or explosives?
No, personnel are prohibited from attempting to repair or alter malfunctioning ammunition or explosives. Only authorized personnel with specialized training and equipment should handle these situations.

Can commanders impose additional safety measures beyond the ones stated in AR 75-1?
Yes, commanders have the authority to implement additional safety measures to ensure the proper handling, storage, and transport of ammunition and explosives within their units.